The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1890-09-27

OAOAA 10 AN1UOlCOiJ olll Vic LnNCI anu
Kidneys resume healthy action.
Try a bottle. Price SOC at any Drug
store.
Joe Culver announces his candidacy
in to-daY's SENTINEL, for the office of
Supervisor of Yuma County Mr..
Culver resides on the Farmers Canal,
where he IS engaged IN farming and
has been a resident of Arizona, for
many years past. Mr.. Culver is
popular, able aud liberal minded
gentleman, and if elected is sure to
give satisfaction in the discharge Of
his duties.
F. Van Ness, Jesus Redondo,
James Connor, Jesus Daniel, r.
Tapia, Dolores Reyna, F. Gonzales,
F. GaIlego, Juan Maclis, G. Loroia,
F. Cavanillas, c. Miner, John
Johnson, F. Toledo, and NJ. Mon
roy, appeared before Judge Kibby
this week as applicants for citizen
ship.
The following named sseutlemen,
were members of the Grand Jury,
which met this week: Thomas Gates,
Chairman; P. Figneroa E. B. Wagy;
Joe Culver; l.. Esselburn; o. G.
Stowe; F. Redondo; A. Tyner; G a
Ridgwald; G. JagHman; H. S. Muzzy;
R. P. MarabIe; D. V. Carter.
The Louisiana State Lottery
Company is peculiarly an in
stitQtion, of Louisiana. Its inter
est in its charities and the popular
appreciation of the company's
efforts to advance the interests Of
the State, are too well-known to
be controversial at this late day.
The legislature Of Louisiana before
adjourning on the 10th of July of
this year, ordered that an amend
nent to the constitution of the
State be submitted to the people
at an election in 1892, carrying the
charter of the company up to the
year 1919. In the meanwhile the
present charter does not expire till
the first of January, 1895. There
will not be the slightest change in
the policy or method Of the com
pany which, under the manage
ment of General Beuregard and
Early, will be characterized g the
same regard for equity an fair
business dealing, which have made
the name OF The Louisiana State
Lottery Company a synonym OF
honesty all the world Over.-Nash-
vile (Tenn.) Banner, August Is.
The following names gentlemen,
are members Of the jury which is
trying the Harqua Hala mining
case. James Ryan, s. w. Taylor,
E. F. Sanguinetti, George Duke,
George Thurlow, &c. Obert, James
Doten, O. H. Willis, G. Horner,
Noah Morris, E. F. McElwain,
J. j. Stein.
R. A. Thomas, ex President of the
First National bank of San Diego, |
passed through town On Saturday on
his way west from his large cattle
ranches near Wilcox, on the upper
ella. Mr.. Thomas says that he never
saw the feed better, or the cattle in
better condition.
Fine candies at 40, 80, 60, Isl
cents and 81 per pound, for sale by
Merriam & Co. 127 South Spring
street, Los Angeles, CaiiforLil.
Mail orders receive prompt
Hon George Fl. Bowers, one of the
owners of the Harqua Hala bonanza,
has been sQjourning here for several |
days past. Mr.. Bowers says that he
is very much pleased with our climate
ard feels satisfied that our seekers
after health could ind no better place
than \ una.
Thomas J. Goodman, has returned
home from San Francisco, and is
grading the mill site near Gutenberg
for tie quartz mill which has been
shipped from Chicago. E. 7. Hop
kins, Goodman's associate will arrive
here by the end of this month.
L, E. Rose of Sacramento, is
at present in Yuma for the benefit
Of his health, and is running the
railroad pump at this place during
the absence of the regular engineer.
Tom Davis has been in town several
lays past. 1t is said Mr.. Davis con
templates purchasing lots here with
view of erecting dwelling houses for
winter visitors.
Captain J. H. Godfrey and wife
nave gone to Los Angeles on 40
count Of the dangerous illness of
heir young daughter Agnez, at
hat place.
Pat On the Brakes.