The Arizona sentinel., 1890-06-21


 have ranch, is 6 valuable tract of land and if stray cattle can be suc- cessfully kept away from it will bring in the owner a handsome income from the sale of fruit.
 The Yuma Indians are busily engaged planting corn. whea5, pumpkin, watermelons and beans on the lands lately submerged by the annual rise of the Colorado river.
 Hoo Boxin runs a transfer wagon daily between his Yuma and La guna stores and is ready to take passengers. For rates of fare ap- ply to him at his store on Main street.
 H. Lesdos the Main Street mer- chant is making some substantial improvements in his store, and will thoroughly renovate the en- tire institution.
 Deputy Sheriff Frank Burke, arri- ved here Thursday with the eleven horses seized by U. $. Collector of Customs F. B. Wightman, for violation of the revenue laws.
 Pratt's Astrol oil, 15O degrees fire test, the safest and most brilliant illuminating oil in use, 3.75 per case of 10 gals, at D. Calishers, Levy building
 Al Hoffman the Yuma yard en- gineer employed by the Southern Pacific Company is one of the most efficient and courteous men in the railroad service.
 Dr. J. H. Taggart left for Phoe- nix yesterday to attend the meet ing of the Territorial republican central committee which convenes to-day.
 Rev. J. A. Crouch preached a very eloquent sermon to large and appreciative congregation at the court-house on last Sunday evening.
 The Times publishing company held a meeting Thursday ald de clared it's third Irish dividend another assessment of ten per cent.
 Any of the subscribers of the SENTINEL whose papers fail to reach them, will confer a favor by notify Ing this office of the fact. Mrs. Isaac Levy and children and her sister Miss Eulaia Casa res, leave to-day for Norton's Land ing on two weeks visit.
 Mrs. NJ. A. Harkins and her mother Mrs. A. Dickerson, will go up to the Needles from Parker by the steamer Mohave.
 St. Claire & Pratt, Phoenix, Ari- zona, employ best of workmen and guarantee all work. Try them.
 Palemon Avila and wife left for Hermosillo Mexico, Thursday, and will remain there on a visit of several months.
 Fire-crackers of all kinds, bombs, torpedos, colored fires, and sky rockets in quantities to suit, for sale at City drug store. *.
 l.. s. Heald, the owner and founder of EIsinore California is in town with a view of making invest ments here.
 Captain Isaac Polhamus, will leave on the steamer Mohave to- day, and expects to return here July 9th.
 A. F. Filbreth, the newly ap- pointed chief engineer of the steam CT Mohave arrived from California Thursday.
 H. R. Patrick, of Phoenix, and who is one of the best known sur veyer in Arizona, was i'll Yuma yesterday.
 N W. Spaulding Jr. the efficient United States Inspector of Customs has been out along the line for the past week.
 The notice of final proof on homestead entry of F. s. Shultz of Doanville, appears in to-days SEN TINEL.
 Colonel Charles E. Spencer, re- turned from Fresno yesterday where he has been on a business visit.
 Hiram w. Blaisdell has four varieties of grapes ripe and ready for market, on his ranch in the Araby valley.
 Jim Neahr, has been up at his ranch, at Agua Caliente, for the past week and returned to Yuma Thursday.