The Arizona sentinel., 1890-01-11
LOCAL NOTES.

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Don't forget TO read TEE SENTINEL
Ciu5blrg List in auos her column.
Oar old friend Hall Hanlon, was il
town during the week.
Superintendent Elmer B, Wagy, caIae Z.
town wednesday last.
Sheriff NJ. J. Nugent has G one to Harris
burg on official business.
Frank Ewing, left for the Cargo Mu'
chacho mines Monday last.
Mrs. E. G. Christy arrived here from
Los Angeles few days ago.
Captain F. s. Rust, United States Indian
agent, was in Yuma yesterday.
The railroad pay car arrived here yester-
day and paid out over $1,000 in coin.
-Four comfortable dwelling houses to
rent Apply at SENTINEL office. tt
United States Inspector Andrews made
an official visit to the Fort Yuma Indian
schools this week.
Mrs. Emma Shultz, who has been sick
for several weeks past, is now, we are glad
to say convalcssent.
Charles Young has quit the employ of the
Southern Pacific hotel, as he intends going
into the mining business.
Mining Location blanks for sale at the
SENTINEL Office. If
Hon. A. G. Hubbard arrived from Cali
fornia Monday, and the following day left
for the Harqua Hala mines.
Mrs. Fred Fredley's many friends will
be pleased to learn that she is rapidly re
covering from her late illness.
The appointment of Robert Paul as
United States Marshal gives general salts
faction througout the Territory.
Superintendent J. II. Behan intends at
an early day to I'LL in The mudholes in the
"Riu15n, below the peuitentiary.
Deputy Sheriff Frank Burke, captured "a
Fan5Eo Indian thirty miles from town,
TUESDAY, who had st3lena saddle.
q. Knight sue5 George Brown for S25.-
90, -. L. i-..-.saa uent IN San Diego
county, the case was decided in favor of
Brown.
The Colorado River Placer Mining Com
pany, Is successfully working the Pot Hole
placers. The cleanup last week averaged
two hundred dollars per day.
The first case of La Grippe in Yuma, was
that of Hon. Samuel Purdy. We are pleased
30 note the fact that Sam has almost
entirely recovered his usual health.
Stages for the Mohawk valley leave
Chrystoval every Wednesday and Sunday
morning. If
d. Caiisher, publishes a new advertise
msnt in this issue of the SENTINEL, Mr..
Calisher is doing a good business, and Is
always alert to serve his customers.
The steamer ella sailed Tuesday for up
river. Frank Van Ness and family, Geo.
Kenny, w. A Wernirger and Sel3en
Leonard were among the passengers.
Assistant Superintendent Hartlees many
friends, will be pleased with the news, that
his infant son Sammy, is recovering. and
will soon be again enjoying good health.
Pratt's Astral oil, $50 degrees fire test,
the safest and most brilliant illuminating
oil in use, 1915 per case of 10 gals, at D.
Cslishcrs, Levy building.
Thc eleven convicts who were brought
here frem Tombstone yesterday, arrived in
an intoxicated condition. One of the num-
Der, life prisoner. Frank Leslie, was so
drunk tina, he could scarcely walk.
4 tramp rsmed William johnson was
held by Judge Ira Mabbett for the Grand
jury, Tor entering % freight car Ga the 9TH
instant, and stealing pair Of Shoes the
property Of John Gando..o
The grand excursion down the Colorado
20 the gulf of California, in charge of Frank
B.. ,Wightman. is bound to be success.
The ella has been chartered and Uill leave
Yuma the twelfth of February.
=. Lucas, an old time Arizonian, ia 90.
journing here for the benefit of his health.
Doc. D. V. Carter came in from the
Farmers canal a couple of days ago and
reports everything fourishing in his section.
Last Saturday afternoon Jose Ouiroz
jumped from the West bound ger
train, on the California side of the river
and was instantly killed. The Coroner's
jury exonerated the employees of the rail
road company from III blame.
Captain Isaac Polhamus, with Professor
J. z. Deity, T. S. Jeffries and another
English capitalist, arrived here Tuesday
from examining mines along the Colorado
river. The following day the party left for
Sonora, in company with DIR. De Colse, to
examine gold mine owned by the doctor
The residence of A. V. Koenig. on the
South ella canal, was TOTALLY DESTROYED
by fire on Tuesday night. The fire burned
up all the clothing and supplies of the Koe-
mig family, leaving them entirely desti-
tute. Donations of money, bedding and
clothing are solicited, send them either to
the SENTINEL or the SherifFs office.