The Arizona sentinel., 1891-01-24

IIlCcG GOV. lrNlu OuuudE' NOI' " has a host of warm friends ig Yuma.
 Mrs. 4. E. Ewing gave THE SEN
 T1NEL office some most deliciou wedding cake. No use of talking there is no cooking like that of oul mothers.
 F. E. Curtis of Sacramento, form erly of this paper went through or the express Wednesday. Ho wa' on THE SENTINEL iR Eye older timex."
 Gen. Luis E. Torres, Governor oi Lower California, and family passed through town Thursday for Ensep- ada. The General is good man for the place he holds.
 Fhe four accused burglars are Geo. Hanley, W. F. McGerkin, Charley RaF and P. McNulty Judge Mabbett held them over tc await the action Of the grand jury
 A St. Louis party will put 8 small Huntington mill on the Pe- teFsop Eine near the Blossom mine It is said to be a good property Blossom City gill yet be town ir more than name.
 Col. I. Zabriskie of Tucson, W II. Williams of Cleveland, Ohio, and Burton Parker of Detroit, Michigan, were in town Thursday spying out the lands in and abopi Yuma.
 Hon. Abe Frank was appointed S member of the committees on Ways and Means, on Counties and County Boundaries. and Chairman of the Committee on Federal Rela- tions, by President Hughes of the Council.
 Fte railroad bridge has been completely over hauled and put into good shape. Every day froHa twenty to fifty immigrants pass through for California. They are French and Portugese grape grow CTS and wine makers.
 sReriff Nugont has posted notices at the court house, printed ir English and Spanish, "No persons allowed to speak to the prisoners or to go inside of the jail yard with out permission from the sheriff's office" This is right.
 Norton Marshall was down from Mohawk Valley and proved up on land on Monday. MT. M. is not asleep, r ff-efidllseF efidlseF is Ae resting, but RaT& at wopk improving his place, Such men arc wanted by thousands not only where he is but in every valley in Arizona.
 G. B. Kelley came down from the Monitor mines at Gila City We'd nesday. He feels very sanguin over the bright prospects both at the placer and quartz mines. He says that ithhey neEfs tqo4sed CT. promised sp 8slle+l as at the present time. Mrs. K. and son were well.
 J. P. Williams, the young and Iallented artist and correspondent of the "Globe" St. Louis, made THE SENTINEL 8 pleasant call Monday. Mir. w. is one of those newspaper nen whom everybody likes to7 meet. He has visited nearly all of the points of interest on the coast, md now gees east.
 Harry Carpenter has been ap- pointed Clerk of the District Court md not of ths Probate Court as ] ,tated. The Probate Judge is his ,wn clerk, and cannot undue the aw appoint clerk of that court. P. l.. Ewing has Peeq appointed Probate Judge and is ready to at- end to any hpsiness, which may 9e brought into the Probate Court. | Fhe opinion of District Attorney | Way is, that Judge Ewing is the 'n.ly RerEs3aapg aapg legally authorized to ct ps Probaftte Judge.
 Lets reason togethor. Here's a firm, 'ne of the largest the country oyer, he world over; it has grown, step by tep, ttr9pgh the years to grestness-l nd 1t sells patent medicine ugh
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 This firm pays the .aewspqgers good5 ooncy (pYnensive work ih;s odvar |