The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1889-08-17
LOCAL NOTES.

= E. B. Ryan was in town on Sunday last
A. few washouts along the railroad this
week.
Frank Wells left for Harrisburg on Sun
day last.
Judge ]. H. Kibbey will hold court here
September 23d.
w. Darlington will return from Cali
fornia next week.
Passenger travel on the Southern Pacific
is daily increasing.
J. H. Shanessy went to Tucson on Thurs
day last on business visit
The people of NOrton's landing want
School established there.
The new scales built for the railroad
company, work like charm.
The killing of ex-Judge Terry created
considerable excitement here.
Colonel Jim Neahr left for his Aqua Cali
ente ranch on Tuesday morning.
DIR. A. E. de Corse is having an addi-
ton built to his dwelling house.
Sheriff M. Nugent visited the Aqua
Caliente Springs during the week.
The fiesta of st. Augustine will ''open
up at Tucson the 9th of August.
Eduardo Andrade arrived here from
Lerdo Colony Thursday morning.
Born-At Yuma, August Is, 1889, to tie
wife of S. S. Gillespie, daughter.
Rafael ]. Fraije returned home from the
Aqua Caliente Springs, Wednesday last.
Yuma Lodge No. z, A. o. U. W., will
meet on Tuesday evening next at O'Clock.
Fine groceries and olives in bulk for sale
at Gandolfo's.
United States Marshal, w. K. Meade,
passed here Wednesday morning, Tucson
ward.
Hon. Brewster Cameron was in Yuma,
Wednesday morning, on his way to Cali
fornia.
Hon. Thomas Gates has a force of men
employed improving his property on Main
street.
Master A. Putnam left for Los Angeles in
the early part of the week to visit his
mother.
Frank Burke got back from his trip to
to the Parker Indian reservation a few
days ago.
Work on the new garden little South Of
the hotel. will not be commenced until
next month.
Hanlon's ranch is one of the best i'm
proved and most interesting points on the
Colorado river.
1t is Officially announced" that the
steamer ella left the Needles on her dowr
trip yesterday.
At the last meeting of the Yuma A. O.
T. w. Lodge, Frank B. Wightman was
elected recorder.
There was stiff wind blowing Wednes
day night, consequently the weather is now
cool and pleasant.
Althee Lorette is preparing to build {
store on the property he purchased from
the Neahr estate last week.
A letter published in the Topeka Capital
praises our salubrious climate and San
GiIlespie's hotel very much.
The regular quarterly meeting of the
County Board of School Examiners will b.
held Monday, September second.
Fine, ice cold lager beer, twenty nv
cents per bottle, at the Southern Pacii
hotel. +
Charley Bacon, the well miner, is GU
prospecting in the Harqua Hala country, il
the interests of Hon. P. R. Brady.
Hon. Cole Saunders, owner of the Mo
hawk ranch, was on Wednesdays Cali
fornia express, bound for Los Angeles.
Hall Hanlon has a number of date tree
in bearing on his ranch; one tree has owe
six hundred pounds of fruit nearly ripe.
Forty carloads of lumber passed throug
Yuma during the past week, consigned t
various military posts in Southern Arizons
Major Wham, the United States Pay
master, who was robbed near Camp Thoma
few months ago, was in Yuma Wednes
day.
Hon.. A. G. Hubbard, tie well-know
and successful mining expert, left Yuma
Tuesday morning, on trip to the Harqu
Halas.
Judge A. d. Crawford made flying tri
to Tucson this week 10 attend to SON
matters before the United States Ian
office.
The barber shop at the Southern Pacif
Hotel was burglarized on last Saturda
night; lot of razors and shears wei
stolen.
The popular Mayor of the city
Phoenix, Hon. George Coats and daught,
were passengers on Tuesdays West bOur
express.