The Arizona sentinel., 1889-08-31
LOCAL NOTES.

Did you go to the bale /?
Asa Post is in town on visit.
George Norton Was in town on Sunday
last.
Santiago Lopez came in from Norton's q
few days ago.
]. w. Darlington left for California
Tuesday morning.
Fine groceries and olives in bulk for sale
At Gsndolfo's.
The steamer ella is expected to arrive to-
day from upriver.
Eight carloads of ice received here from
Truckee this week.
Yuma Lodge No. 7, 4. o. U. W., will
meet next Tuesday.
Jim Steam came down from the Mohaw
valley few days ago.
DR.. P G. Cotter left town Monday On a
visit to San Francisco.
Robert Chappell of Antelope valley was
IN Yuma few days ago.
The village public school will open
Monday, September 9th.
A. Ottenderf and wife of Deming, were
in Yuma, Monday morning.
Judge A. d. Crawford went up to the
Mohawk valley last Sunday.
Hon. A. C. Baker was a passenger on
Fridays East bound express.
Mrs. G. L. Rembert and daughters left
for Tempe Thursday morning.
Steve Zenovich, an old Yumaite, is en-
gagged in mining at Harshaw.
Swiss cheese, pretzels and lager on
draughtat the Southern Pacific hotel bar.
Five carloads of material for the Los
Angeles cable road arrived here yesterday
hyou want to buy spring wagon at
low figure call and see John Gandolfo, =
Judge JIG. Hastings of San Francisco,
California was in town Wednesday morn
ing.
Frank Van Ness has store at Norton's
landing, which is doing a profitable bust
ness.
The Westinghouse Air Brake Company's
instruction car was in Yuma for day this
week.
James Powell is making some needed i'm
provements on his property near the Court
House.
Fine, ice cold lager beer, twenty-five
cents per bottle, at the Southern Pacific
hotel. +
Garland Post looks and acts very proud;
we'll he has right to, he is now happy
father.
Judge F. F. Satterwhite of Tucson, and
bride, passed here on the East bound train
yesterday.
Applicants for teachers certificates will
be examined at the Court House, Monday,
September I'd.
The Senatorial Committee on the re-
clamation Of arid lands will be here on
Tuesday ae1t.
Mr.. s. q. King ond daughter have gone
TO Tempe, where Miss King will attend the
Normal School.
Mike Sullivan, one of the former owners
Of the Harqua Hala mines, was in Yuma
during the week
Hon. Frank Cox, District Attorney of
Aaricopa county, was passenger on We'd
nesday's East-b bound express.
Thomas HAlleck shipped a carload of
beef cattle Monday from this place to
Daggett, Cal.-Mohave Miner.
The Maricopa county election for railroad
subsidy was held Tuesday. The vote was
overwhelmingly in favor Of the subsidy.
Fen SALE-One six-horse power engine
= and boiler in frst-class order for sale.
Price $S25: Inquire at the SENTINEL
Office.
Miss Lucy Wills, who has been the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. Tyner for several
weeks, left for Phoenix on Thursday morn
ing.
A L. Grow, a former resident of this
town is said to have the inside track as the
successor of United States Marshal w. K.
Meade.
The building Of the Yuma ard San Diego
railroad is an assured fact, and in few
months we will enjoy the benefits of an
other railroad.
Rev. ]. Cuddy will address the citizens of
Yuma tomorrow evening at the Court,
on THE approaching dangers of Union of
Church and State. -
FoR RESr-A newly built dwelling house
corner of Jones avenue and ella street;
either furnished or unfurnishsd. For terms
inquire of Annis Ragel.
The. stage line between Mohawk Sum-
mit and the Harqua Hala mines, via Geo.
Norton's ranch in the Mohawk valley, will
be started in operation in few weeks.
John Gandolfo is selling his magnificent
stock Of winter goods at cost. J.