The Arizona sentinel., 1889-06-01
LOCAL NOTES,

LCCAL M ID,
Tom Davis was in town Sunday.
J. B. Staiger was here during the week
DIR. a. ]. Chandler is visiting the Mohawl
valley.
Charles B. Servant left for Sonoita OIL
Wednesday.
Fine groceries and olives in bulk for sal,
at Gandolfos.
Ripe me ons were eaten at Chas. Baker,
ranch May 20 tn.
Elmer B. Wagy wasin Yuma for couple
of days this week.
The various "stnd games seem to be run.
ming a merry race.
w. H. Treichler left for the Mohawk
valley Sunday last.
Hoo Boxin has just received large stool,
of 6ne wines and cigars.
]. Cushenberry came in from the Lagun9
placers on Thursday.
Chris Horner went up to the Mohaw k
valley few days ago.
Al Whitney passed through On his way
west, Tuesday evening.
A. Leonard Ne 'er passed here Wednes-
day on his way to Phoenix.
Regular meeting Yuma lodge No. :. A.
O. U. W. Tuesday evening.
Big Sunday dinner at O'Clock to-lnor-
row at the Palace Restaurant
Judge Webster Street WAS passenger Oh
Tuesdays east bound express.
Senator George Hearst was aboard of
Tuesdays West bound express
Dave Field is the superintendent of con-
struction on the ella river levee
BOssung's Bakers and Sunni RS ranches
have plenty Of ripe watermelons.
Yuma figs sent to San Fa ,cisco, two
weeks ago sold for one dollar pound
If you want to buy spring wagon at
low figure cali ard see John Gandolfo. :
Jack Nicely brought lot of gold dust
from the ''Pot Hole" placer camp estertia,
Charley Landon came in from his ranch
with a fine load OF vegetables tea days
ago
Sam Gillespie has been appointed agent
of the American building and loan associa.
ton.
The pay car was here on tuesday and
distributed great deal of money among
the boys.
George Carroll Master Mechanic Of the
railroad company left for Tucson Thursday
morning.
Louisiana Lottery tickets on sale at the
Southern Pacific hotel bar
]. S. Noble division superintendent |
Southern Pacific Company was here on
Thursday.
DIR. ]. H. Taggart has several punches of
ripe grapes in his garden; they are of the
"Black Hamburg variety.
Henry Avila, Miss c. Jaeger and Miss D. |
Avila arrived here on Wednesday morning
from trip through Mexico,
B. F. Mcdonald formerly PRINCIPAL Of
the public school here, ,sas married in
Yorha, California last week.
John Gandolfo is selling his magnificent
stock OF winter goods at cost.
Henry Ayila the courteous telegram
operator alter 2 short absence is once again
at his post ia the railroad oiiee.
Eugene Trippers article on the Yuma In.
diars In the June Overland" is attracting
a great deal of interested attention.
miss Mary E. Post has returned here
from an extended stay at Ehrenberc Her
many friends throughout the County extend
hearty welcome.
If you like good Sunday dinner. 90 TO
the Palace Restaurant on NJ ain steet.
Mrs. G. w. Norton's vines are loaded
down with big punches of Malaga, flaming
1okay and other choice varieties of grapes {
which are already turning and ripening !
fast.
Charley Pickenback went up to his mine !
On Monday. Nj. Pickenback is frst-class
miner and is interested in very rich group s
OF mines in this County, the Macy and Mack :
mines.
Ii you want to enjoy frst-class smoke L
90 to the Southern Pacific hotel. and oo+ 4
one OF 'Kohlberg's" International cigars. r
Sheriff Slaughter of Cochise County was ]
in town on Wednesday with two deputies
Collens and Walker. Mr.. Slaughter brought s
down five prisoners convicted at the last Y
term of Court. c