The Arizona sentinel., 1890-11-22
Freedom Neahr returned from

Freedom Neahr returned from Agua Caliente on Thursday afternoon He reports general activity in that section. Supt. Heil Hale has 30 men at work on the old Toltec water ditch, and will increase the force in a few days. The ditch company will extend the ditch 35 miles. This will open up for settlement one of the best portions of Yuma County. MT. Neahr was absent ten days and says that he enjoyed the trip very much. He and his brother Harry each own a I6O acre ranch at Agua Caliente, which they will improve.
 Southern Pacific Railroad Agent Fogarty, Engineer Frazer, Eugene Sanguinetti and Tonsorial Artist Sparrow, went up the road on "l9" Monday for quail hunt. They bag ged line lot of birds, but the train being six hours late, their return trip came near bagging the party. No lunch, no refreshments, tired and hungry they waited. Fred Sparrow equal to the emergency succeeded in getting the section boss good wife to get them some dinner. Next time the party will take along more of the needful.
 Oh, this ringing in the ears
 Oh, this humming in the head Hawking, blowing, snut6ng, gasping. Watering eyes and throat a,rasping.
 Health impaired and comfort fled
 Till I would that I were dead
 What folly to suffer so with ca tarrhal troubles, when the worst cases of chronic catarrh in the head are re- lieved and cured by the mild, cleans. ing and healing properties of Dr Sage's Catarrh Remedy. It purities the foul breath, by removing the cause of otfense, heals the sore and i'm famed passages, and perfects lasting cure.
 Master Mechanic Gray, who sue ceeds MT. Carroll at Tucson in the s. P. R. R. Co.'s shops, came to town on Wednesday to take a look at things in general. He is a live man and deserves the promotion which he now enjoys. He formerly run an engine between here and Tucson.
 Geo. B. Kelly and James Cusen- bary went up to the Laguna Placer mines on Sunday to consult as to the best places of taking the water from the river into the Laguna, so as to furnish supply with which to wash out the gold.
 Capt. A. D. Johnston's will has been admitted to Probate. John Gandolfo and Capt. c. V. Meeden have been appointed executors. The court allows the family $50 per month until the estate is settled
 The Phoenix HsraM says that Ex- Prison Supt. J. H. Behan reports ''great activity by his fellow towns men locating for many miles aroun d the southwestern city," which means Yuma.
 R. A. Thomas, Vice President of First National Bank, San Diego, and also President of the Chirica- hua Cattle Company, went west on Tuesday from his cattle range near Wilcox.
 J. F. Fishburn of San Diego, Treasurer of the Chiricahua Cattle Company, passed through here on Monday. He had been over to Wilcox and vicinity to look after his cattle interests.
 Gen. Man. G. B. Kellv came down from Laguna or Monday where he had been on 8 visit He was we'll pleased with the Pot Hole placers.
 Mrs. pr. Taggart is in Sacra- mento for treatment of her eyes, which have troubled her for some time.
 Chris. Horner returned from Mohawk on Wednesday,. He rel ports everything in a most pros porous condition.
 Pete Burke and Luis Mejia re- turned from the mouth of the river on Wednesday. They brought up nice lot of fish.
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