The Arizona sentinel., 1891-01-03

Are you married? If not, send your address, withstamp, to The American Corresponding Club, P. O. Box 643, Clarkburg, w. V. x
 Johnson's Colored Minstrels will give an entertainment at the s. P. Hotel tomorrow, Sunday evening at 8 o'clock, They are we'll spoken of by the press.
 J. M. and L. M. Upham of Santa Clara, Cal, went to the Mohawk valley on Sunday. They have valuable land interests there which they propose to develope.
 Delicious sweet meats of violet, and rose leaves; preserved figs orange and lime; chocolates, cara mels and fruit candies of all kinds for sale by Merriam & Co. Los An geleS California. x
 Prof. R. Evara, mining expert, came in ou Wednesdays train from the Bisbee mines. He was on his way to meet some mining capitalists in San Diego.
 John Gandolfo is improving his garden, by pruning, enriching and cultivating. Maj. Wham says that Mir. G. deserves great credit for the good work that he is doing.
 Mrs. Williamson and daughter, mother and sister of the late R. o. Williamson, arrived from Los An geles on Monday. Mrs w. has been quite i'll since the death of her son.
 Ben. Weir and his gang of car penters are overhauling the rail- road bridge. They will also build the fence around the new flower garden, to be, south of the s. P. Hotel.
 J. J. Stein is better one day and worse the next. His appetite is better and he seems to gain a little strength, but tue attacks which prostrate him also grow more severe.
 Cattle continue to go west. Mon day 165 head of fat cattle and 50 calves went through for Los An geles, and on Wednesday train load of 40 cars, $40 head of beeges passed through.
 There were seventeen United States Grand Jurors on the late Jury at Phoenix. The r have an average residence in the Territory of r years, while 14 of the 17 average 21 years. No boys on that jury sure.
 Chas. Dieter, the mining expert returned from San Francisco Tues day and went up the river We'd nesday to examine some mines. He did not expect to return for a month, but the capitalists he rep resents sent him back at once.
 II. Hill, formerly of Denver, Colo, but now from Calico, Cal, visited Yuma during the week. looking after a good place where he can locate. He was we'll pleased with Yuma and its surroundings and will return to see more of our back county.
 Juan Lastra, the old tinsmith of Phoenix, will be in Yuma for five or six weeks. He is ready to do anything in the line of plumbing, roofing, gas and water pipe fitting and any other work in the tin smiths line. He can be found on  the steamer Mohave or Gila. f
 Rev. Father Williams and Ed ward Andrade, were down to the boundary line Monday. The Pap ago Indians settled there report that the Yuma Indians and Capt. Miguel, their leader are trying to drive them away by telling them that Cocopahs will catch, fatten and eat them up. More craze.
 There will be a grand shooting match at Geo. w. Norton's in Mo- hawk valley, January 11th. A right good thoroughbred dog, horses, COWS and hogs will be put up. Creedmoor rules, 5 shots off hand, POO yards. Best in 8 possi- ble score of 25. Then there will be fun in the valley, even though it is not remembered.
 Prof. Albert E. Taylor, principal of the Yuma public school, was