The Arizona sentinel., 1891-04-11

Crystalized fruits, toothsorne lnarshmallowa and fine candies of all kinds fer sale by Merriam & Co. Los Angeles.
 Col. Luis Huller and Hon. Murat Masterson left for Chicago and New York yesterday morning. Ex-Gov. Ryerson left for San Diego last evening.
 The building of 8 substantial protection levee along the Gila, will reclaim large area of land, which would be absolutely value less if exposed to overflow.
 Honorables Wm. c. Davis, E. A. Cutter and w. H. Robbins, the Board of Territorial Prison Com missioners. took their departure homeward Wednesday morning.
 Our fruit trees are in splendid condition and give promise of heavy crops. Apricots are well advanced, whilst figs are nearly full grown and will soon be ripe.
 The new contracts for furnishing beef and wood to the Territorial Prison allow the following rates: Six and one-half cents per pound for meat and $2.74 per cord for wood.
 The new frame building erected for Doctor w. T. Heffefnan, corner of Madison avenue and First street, is finished, and occupied by w. T. Gonder & Company as a drug store.
 Geo. E. Brown, Deputy U. s. Marshal of Arizona, arrived here from Prescott, on Thursday, on his way to attend the meeting of the Grand Lodge 1. 0. 0. F. at Bisbee, next Monday.
 The Manuel L. Molina building on Main street is a credit to its owner and an ornament to Yuma. A few more such houses, will give this town a fourishing and boom ing appearance.
 Better than before the food. John Stofello's store, near the Court House. Best place in town to buy the choicest fruits, candies, groceries and fancy goods. Come and try the best place of all
 County Surveyor L. A. Hicks, presented his report on the line of the new levee to the Board of Trade on Thursday last. The report was ac. cepted snd aud the Board determined to appoints Superintendent of con. struction for the erection of the levee.
 Custodio Ramirez's new meat market, near the Court House, has the choicest and best beef in town. Steaks, roasts, and fine cuts for the oven, table or for soups. Go, see and try the best market in the city.
 Miguel, Chief of the Yumas, and his two companions who are in- carcerated in the County Jail of Los Angeles, will have 8 hearing in the United States court to-day. The Indians are charged with hay ing murdered He-Kow, a medicine man Of the tribe, last December.
 Capt. Meeden's Yuma Exchange, not buried nor dead. Still on the turf with the best assortment of the finest liquors in town. Good music. Plays and games. Open day and night. Come and see us. |
 The Record, the official paper of the A. o. U. w., in the April num- Der publishes an appeal, asking that aid be given to Yuma Lodge No. ', to assist in furnishing a lodge room and replacing the para phernalia lost in the flood.
 Monday last bids were opened at the Territorial prison. Messrs. Gandolfo & Sanguinetti were the successful proposers for furnishing general supplies to the penitentiary; c. Baker captured the beef and Gonder & Company the drug and medicine contracts.
 The SENTINEL man whilst up at the Court House a couple of days ago, visited the Supervisors office and found the worthy gentlemen of the Board hard at work examining accounts. Yuma county's Super v;corc oro aoo,opoiool ooOsbla oDd