The Arizona sentinel., 1889-07-20
LOCAL NOTES.

Charles e. spencer Is In Town.
The soda factory is in full operation.
Juan SabaIla and family are in town.
JIM. Alvarado returned to his home Oh
Tuesday.
George ". Norton was in the town dur
Ing the week.
w. W. Burke got back hom Los An
geles Thursday.
Fine groceries and olives in bulk for sale
ut Gandolfo's.
Rafael Fraijo made flying trip to Silvel
district this week.
The Yuma artificial ice works will start
Business next week.
An A. o. q. w. lodge will be instituted
ct Clifton next week.
Elmer B. Wagy went up to the Mohawk
ranch few days ago.
The steamer ella is expected to arrive
next week from up river.
Louisiana Lottery tickets on sale at the
Southern Pacific hotel bar. I
Two carloads of Truckee ice were re.
Oeived by A. Frank, Wednesday.
Judge A. D. Crawford was in town
Monday attending to land matters.
Albert Behan left on Tuesday for Cali
fornia, where he viii attend school.
The brOoms manufactured in the Terri
tOrial Prison are of frst-class quality.
Constable Lockwood is doing good work
In preserving the "peace of the town."
County Surveyor L. A. Hicks came in
from the Mohawk valley on Wednesday.
John Gandolfo is selling his magnificent
stock Of winter goods at cost.
The horse race last Sunday was a
scOrcher; "rnany called but few guessed"
W. H. Treichler started for his ranch on
the Mohawk canal on Wednesday morn
ing.
Hon. John q. BehaA accompanied his
sister, Miss Julia, to California few days
ago.
G. ochsner came in Monday to prove up
on his valuable ranch In the Mohawk
valley.
Mrs. William Burke returned to Yuma
on Thursday after short visit to Southern
California.
Charley Thiesen is fixing up his boat pre-
paratory to going on a trapping down the
Colorado.
Miss Lucy Wills came down from the
Wills ranch on Thursday and will remain
In town for few weeks.
The late '1ittle unpleasantness" be-
tween TIVE of our county officials, has, it is
said, been amicably settled.
A gang of men have been busily engaged
for several days planting" Howe $50
ton" scale in the railroad yard.
G. w. Carroll, the Master Mechanic of
the Yuma division, Southern Pacific Com
pany, was In town Thursday.
Pete Behan's many friends accorded him
9 hearty welcome on his return to Yuma
from visit to his old home in Missouri.
II you want to enjoy a frst-class smoke
sc to the Southern Pacific hotel, and get
one of ''Kohlberg's" International cigars.
Yuma markets are supplied with the
finest and sweetest beef on the Pacific coast;
the steers are grown and fattened in this
county.
Will Smith passed through Yuma from
FL Paso on Monday with his sister who
viii remain in Los Angeles for some time
on q visit.
David D. Reavis made Small proof on his |
presumption Monday last. Mr.. Reavis'
land is located in the upper portion of the
Mohawk Valley.
At the request of the heirs, Geo. Carroll |
and ]. w. Darlington were appointed the |
administrators of the Estate of F. w. |
Smith, deceased.
Frank L. Ewing's many friends will be |
pleased to learn that he is once again a resid. |
emit of Yuma. having accepted a position in
Mr.. Chandeliers store.
John Fitzpatrick, an old time resident of |
Yuma, arrived here on a short visit |
Wednesday from Texas. where he has re-
sided for some time past.
]. B. Staiger, the Civil Engineer, who
was appointed by the Citizens Executive |
Committee on Water Storage. left town
Tuesday for Oatman Canyon to examine
that point as site for storing water.
The Tombstone PrOspectOr tells its read
era that fishing is excellent in the San
Pedro river few feet below the surface of
the water. All that is necessary is to get
a pick and shovel and dig deep enough.
Joe Yer Veer and Frank Blaney gave
fine dinner in honor of their respective
birthdays last Saturday. 1t was a very
successful affair and will soon be repeated,
due notice of ''the affair" will be given.
If you want to buy spring wagon at a
Low figure call and see John Gaudolfo.