The Arizona sentinel., 1891-06-20

| Banning by order of the Court, returned 8 free man Thursday. His accuser, D. Simon, is serving 6 sentence in the chain gang.
 Hon. G. ". Norton was down from the Mohawk Valley Sunday. He has cut his second crop of al- falfa hay, He has 4 SONS, 3 of which have Il pigs each, and the other has 12 pigs. Mir. Norton has about 200 very fine bred hogs.
 Tn another column will be found the ad of G. ". Norton's stage line from Tacna to Mohawk Valley. The stages will connect with both east and west bound trains at Tacna on $. P. R. R., crossing the river at Antelope, thus accommo- dating the residents of the whole valley.
 Capt. c. B. Kelton, sheriff, and A. N. Gray, under-sheriff of Co., chise, arrived in town Wednesday with four convicts from Tomb stone for the prison. Deputy Sheriff Gray says that he IS the man who fired the shot that killed Geronimo, the noted highwayman ] Geo. ". Bowers, the well-known mining man, went west Sunday. He is one of the owners of the Bonanza mill at Harqua Hala, and had been up there to see the great mill start up. It is @ suc- cess and was accepted by the com pany. It will do wonders for Yuma county.
 "My father, at about the age of fifty, lost all the hair from the top of his head. After one months trial of Ayers Hair Vigor, the hair began coming, and, in three months, he had fine growth of hair of the natural color. r."-P. J. Cullen, Saratoga Springs, \. '.
 Mrs. D. Ocequerra, sister of Mrs. Gen. G. Andrade, accompanied by Misses Amelia Forcade and Mer- cedes Esprin, well-known ladies of Guaymas, were the guests at din ner of Edward Andrade Tuesday at the s. P. Hotel. They were on their way to San Francisco on a visit to friends.
 John Gandolfo is building a six foot picket fence around his gar den, which will be a great improve ment to the street and protect his fruit from thieves. He has the most beautiful ripe Black Ham, burg grapes that we have ever seen. His lime trees are a wonder to look at. The branches bend to the ground with fruit.
 E. J. Andrade's new dwelling house on upper Main street is a credit to Yuma. The rooms are large, high and we'll ventilated. He has set it up five feet from the ground on higher land than that occupied by the old house, so that no high water can ever reach it. The house will be beautifully fin ished and make one of the pleas ant homes in town. It speaks well for Gen. Andrade's excellent taste and judgment in building such a house at such time in Yuma's history.
 Messrs. Levy, Ellis and other Yuma citizens now in Phoenix state that the experiment. recently made there to irrigate the fertile citrus land by pumping from the Colorado river has proved success ful. An 80-horse power boiler has been provided to operate twenty pumps. At present only two of the latter have been tested. They ran with only three pounds of steam and furnished stream seven inches deep in Q ditch five feet vide. It is calculated that two cords of wood per day is sufficient to operate the whole twenty pumps. Excellent mes quite fuel can be had for $2 per cord.-Herald.
 J. c. Bemrose and J. c. Frost, members of the English Syndicate, interested in the great irrigation scheme at Calabasas, were pas sengers west on yesterdays ex- nrnss. Said MT. Bemrosa. CT am