The Arizona sentinel., 1891-06-27
An election for q school director

Prof. A. E. Taylor.
 Jay Gould and his force have put in a set of new telegraph poles through town and transferred the wires to them from the old poles. The new ones are much taller and raise the wires out of the way of the boughs of the trees.
 That shingling match at Aztec was dandy" Contestants: Spirit Mixer J. Nugent, Lightning Striker Dimick and old farmer Dick Mara ble. Judge Vigent says, that Joe would have won if he had not fallen off the roof, mixing things.
 R. NJ. Straus the we'll known and popular young merchant of Aztec, was in town yesterday, en- toying a visit with his many good friends in Yuma. Wish we had a hundred like him up the valley of the Gila.
 You can never know till you try, how quickly dose of Ayers Pills will cure you sick headache. Your stomach and bowels need cleansing and these Pills will accomplish it more efectually and comfortably than any other medicine you can find.
 The Yuma Rifles, Company H, will give ball July 4th in the evening at the S. P. Hotel The affair will be arranged and managed by Louis Jaeger, Joseph Nugent, Dr. W. T. Hefernan, Mel Greenleaf and Louis A. Hicks. Tickets including supper S2.50. A right, royal time will be enjoyed.
 J. Shauhnessy an old timer and we'll known citizen of Yuma, re- turned Tuesday after a visit to different portions of the Territory, looking no worse or thinner for his trip. He reports a steady pros porous growth throughout Arizona and steady development of her best interests.
 How well we remember grand mothers attic, so fragrant with medicinal roots and herbs! Poor old soul, how precious they seemed to her! And yet, one bottle of Ayers Sarpararilla would do more good than her whole collection of "yarbs."
 John M. Speese has planted on his place, just south of town 4 varieties of plums, 3 of cherries, 3 of pears, l of apples, of French prunes and the black walnut, These are planted along the foot of the mesa and he says are looking and growing finely. His Duane Early cherries and New Castle apricots are doing splendidly.
 The new levee has been graded and the track laid ready for the cars. Dirt will be hauled from the sand hills south of town. Competent rail road men say that the job is a good one. The thanks of our citizens are due Supt. McInernay for the great interest that he has taken in this matter, as we'll as for the assistance he is rendering Mr. HartIee in the construction of this work.
 Thos. Tomlinson the we'll known merchant of Casa Grande was killed by a passing train Wednes- day evening. He stood by the side of the track and just as the engine reached the spot opposite where he was standing, he attempted to cross the track when he was struck by the pilot and killed.
 The Board of Supervisors met Thursday to appoint a County Treasurer. There were three candi- dates in the field. Judge Isaac Levy, o. F. Townsend and Capt. F. s. Ingalls,. Chairman c. ". Meeden voted for Ingalls,, Super visor Althee Modesti for Townsend, and John Gandolfo for Levy. On 2d vote Meeden and Modesti voted for Ingalls,, which elected him to the office.
 Hon. Geo. w. Norton was down from Mohawk Valley Wednesday. His favorite thoroughbred cows, "Mandane 6" and "Red Dolly 32," are mothers of two fine thoroughbred bull calves. Since MT. Norton was here last week, he has tried his new water-wheel, (for which he has ap-