The Arizona sentinel., 1890-06-14
EXCEPTIONAL EOCAE..

1 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baker ar ] rived from their ranch at Antelope, l last Saturday. AIr. Baker has se- : cured several government contracts for furnishing beef and will open frst-class butcher shop to-nor- row. on the East side of Main near Second streets.
 A large number of invited guests attended the birth-day party We'd nesday given Eliza, Mir. A. Franks pretty little daughter Those present were bospitably en ertaine and spent most delightful evening anu all joined in wishing the charming young damsel many happy returns of the day. Miss Jeannie Anderson of Sacra- mento, wrote a letter to a friend in Los Angeles lately, about her ek- periences in Southern Arizona, which was published in the HeTaM and made good, interesting reading and fairly sparkled with wit and bristled with sarcasm.
 A large amount of ice is pur- chased daily by Yumaites, from ! the Southern Pacific Company. The price at which it is sold allows all of our people to enjoy the benefits of using that frozen ne- cessity.
 Captain Isaac Polhamus returned from Los Angeles Tuesday. Capt ain Polhamus, says that the heat in Sout lern California was in tolerable and that he was glad 10 get back here and enjoy once again our delightful climate. Relinquishment to eighty acres of fine fruit land, suitable for all farming purposes, under the Araby Canal, will be sold at very reasonable price. Full particulars can be had at the SENTINEL OFFICE,
 The improvements Mir. J. M Molina has made on his property on the East side of Main street, are a credit to his good business judgment and an ornament to the town.
 W. Henry Treichler has gone back to his ranch, to the great re- gret of his numerous Yuma friends. Henry is always a welcome visitor in the0e parts.
 A large piece of ore from the 100 level of Tom Goodman's gold mine near EhYenberg, is on exhibition at Capt. Geo. NJ, Thurlow's place of 1 business.
 A brilliant meteor was seen in the Northwest, about two o'clock Thursday morning. It was brilliant and large, and burned with a green flame.
 Fernando Serrano, prominent merchant of Altar Mexico, with his wife and daughter, were passengers on yesterdays express, on the way to San Francisco.
 Hon. A. Franks two eldest daughters, Misses Annie and Tina, are spending the summer with their friend Mrs. Emma Clark at Santa Monica.
 Census enumerator Walt. Millar, came in from Ehrenberg, Wednes- day and left for the north side of the Gila, the following day.
 The Putnam ice cream parlor is deservedly doing good business, Fine cream and delicious cake, fresh every evening.
 The articles of incorporation of the Harqua Hala Mining and Mill ing company, appears in this issue of the SENTINEL.
 R D. Chappell one of Yuma County's best citizens, left with his fami.y for Pomona, on 9 two months visit.
 It is said that Dr. Heferman and w. T. Gonder will stock and open a | drug store on Main street, during the present month.
 Frank H. Hereford, of Tucsoa was in Yuma on Monday and honored the SENTINEL office with a pleasant call.
 The French market cn. Main street has been undergoing extensive impro- vements and now presents splendid appearance.
 Lieutenant w. Dean, who was formerly stationed here, passed westward with his troop, Tuesday afternoon.
 Jesus Daniel the Ehrenberg mer- chant, went to the Harqua Hala mines few days ago, on busi- ness visit.
 Mrs. $. s. Gillespie's sister, Mrs. Mary Thomas, and daughter, re- turned from a visit to Fl Paso Tuesday.
 If you want your photograph taken, to morrow will be your last chance. Call and see Mir. Hildreth, before it IS