The Arizona sentinel., 1891-05-23

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 Cal. Green was in from the Blossom mine Tuesday. The mill was running nicely and every body was busy a5 the mine. Supt. Rob- erts is we'll liked.
 Supt. Harry Carpenter has the great pumps planted, the boiler in place and will soon have the steam and water pipes connected and then will flow the water.
 At the election held in Ehren- berg, 14 votes were cast, and all for that staunch Democrat, Thos. Gates. The steamer Gila was there. Does this account for 1t?
 Mrs. Fanny Neahr Arola ar rived from Phoenix Sunday, too late to attend her mothers funeral. She returned Thursday to her home at Mesa, Maricopa county.
 Supt. Hartlee has built a levee at the foot of Main and Gila streets. He keeps from 25 to 40 prisoners busy daily. The levee is 10 feet wide at the base and ' feet high and will be strengthened as may be found necessary.
 The railroad carpenters are busy on the company's ice house near the repair shops. It will be 46 by 54 feet and will hold HOO tons of ice. The new freight depot will be built at the south end of Main street near the tr.ck
 o. 3. Morris. T. ( sroan and EG5-:- Ebi-57cd. mtrine men from Colorado, spent Wer--sasv u..At in town on their wa They came down Jae ir-. om the Needles and examined some mines enroute. They were we'll pleased with them.
 The river today is at the 23 feet 2 inch mark, having fallen p inches in the last week. May 23, '88, it was POS. In 'S9 at 19.7 and in go at 23.7. In '84 at 25.2. The fall is the result of the cool weather in the snow regions of the mountains.
 The entering wedge of a com plaint that may prove fatal is often a slight cold, which dose or two of Ayers Cherry Pectoral might have cured at the com mencement. It would be we'll. therefore, to keep the remedy with in reach at all times.
 Dyspepsia has driven to an early and even suicidal grave many a man who, if he had tried the virtues of Ayers Sarsaparilla, would be alive to-day and in the enjoyment of health and compet- ence. Sufferer, be warned in sea- son, and don't allow the system to run down.
 Nihatchi, Yuma Indian, em- ployed on the steamer Mohave | was jerked overheard by the tow line and drowned above the Need | les last Sunday. His body was not recovered. His father and two brothers employed on the same boat, returned at once to Yuma to burn all of his worldly goods, Ia mode of the Yumas.
 A. Romero has fine green corn, great roasting ears on his ranch near town. He has had ripe to- matoes for a month in the garden near his restaurant. That little 7 by g spot furnishes a good supply of them, besides onions, radishes, and in fact all of the garden veg etables. It only shows what can be done in Yuma with a little water and good care.
 Now if the conditions were re- versed-if they asked you to pay $500 for a positive cure you might hesitate. Here are reputable men, with years of honorable dealing; of dollars and great name back of them and they say We can cure you because we've cured thousands of others like you if we can't we will pay you $500 for the knowledge that there's one whom we can't cure"
 5ucken'S Arrica Saive
 The Best Salye in the world for Cuts,