The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1889-11-16

John Gandolfo left tor San francisco
Wednesday to purchase Christmas goods.
Do not forget to go tomorrow and dine
at the Southern Pacihc hotel Sam Giles
pies Sunday dinners are the best to be had
ia Arizona.
A number of ladies and gentlemen met at
DR.. J. II. Taggart's residence on Saturday
last, for the purpose of organizing literary
society.
James L. Powell has become a farmer, and
is located ON the place owned by him and
Dick Marable on the Farmers canal.
Gen VIM. Vandever, congressman of the
Sixth District of California, passed through
Yuma Monday on his way to Washington.
= Louis J. F. Jaeger Jr., and Freedom
Neahr have purchased that popular place of
resort, the Arkansaw saloon, and are doing
lively business.
Merejildo Monroy returned to the Picacho
placers, Thursday, Mr., Monroy says that
the Picacho camp is lively, and that all
hands are making good wages.
kessrs. ]. NJ Molina and Manuel Molina
have the sympathies'of the community with
them in the great loss they have suffered by
the death of their beloved mother.
Wanted-Two persons to occupy
pleasant furnished rooms with table
board. Careful attention rendered by
professional nurse. Apply at SEN
TINEL Office.
S. w. Moon, the affable advertising agent
of Bucklen and Company, the Chicago pat
ent medicine manufacturers, paid the SEN
TINEL pleasant call yesterday,
Bill Neahr, one of the most popular
of Yuma's citizens, is now engaged as
salesman in D. Calisher's store on
Main street.
A. w. Trice of San Ruena q p+ura las
taken position at John store.
Mr. Trice is an experienced clerk, and is
sure to give satisfaction to the patrons of
his employer.
DR.. P: G.: Potter has made many friends
during his residence in Yuma, and he is
very likely to occupy, ifhe accepts, prOmi-
nent place on the democratic ticket at the
next election:
Theland notices of final proof, to be made
by VIM. P. Teel, j. E. Nelson and Mrs.
Nellie Marable, appear in to-day's edition
The Iandis located on the Farmers irriga-
ting canal.
Sam Gillespie has made heavy purchase
of Yellowstone whiskey in bond, at Louis
vile, Kentucky, and keeps enough of it on
hand here to supply all who are fond of
fine liquor. +
Thomas Polhamus left for California on
Monday. Mr. PoIhamus is employed in the
railroad office at San Pedro, and came to
Yuma short time ago on visit to his
relatives.
Colonel E. E. Hewitt, Superintendent of
the Southern Pacific Company, at Los
Angeles, arrived here with party of
friends, on Wednesday, visiting the town
with view of making investments in real
estate.
Dr. Lewis Post, brother of Asa Post,
of San Diego, an old man ninety-four years
old, visited the SENTINEL Office yesterday
DR.. Lewis is one of the pioneers of Califor-
MIA, having resided there since 1850, where
he moved from Chicago, in the year 1887.
DR.. Lewis is stopping in Yuma for the win
ter, enjoying the balmy climate.
Stop Thief II will pay $50 reward for
the arrest and conviction of the thief, or
thieves who broke into the Lost Mine tun-
mel in Silver District, some time during the
summer months, and stole therefrem my
carpenter kit Of tools, and other mining
utensils. TAYLOR D. MACLEOD.
Alberta Mine, Oct. %, 80. PAT
The funeral of Mrs Juana L. Molina
Thursday, was one of the largest ever
seen in Yuma. The deceased was the
mother of three leading business men
of this county, Jose NJ, Manuel L.,
and Miguel, who are DESTROYS Of thank
ing their friends and acquaintance
for the kindness extended on the sad
occasion.
Sheriff O'Neil and his deputy, Bob Akers,
of Yavapai county, arrived here on Mon
day, and left for Prescott the same day with
the Canon Diablo train robbers, who were
confined in the Territorial Prison, under |
sentence of twenty i've years each. The
prisoners are being taken to Prescott to |
testify against w. Smith who participated |
in the robbery, and escaping from the Off
GERS, was recaptured few months ago.
Proceedings Of the Board of Sup
erViSorS.