The Arizona sentinel., 1891-04-25
HOUND ABOUT.

went to Los Angeles Sunday.
 Chas. Baker made a trip to Los Angeles Tuesday on business.
 Capt. Joe Godfrey is putting a shingle roof on his residence.
 Capt. Frank Ingalls, is rigging up new quarters in West Yuma, just below the old Quartermaster's buildings.
 Freedom Neahr moved into his new quarters fn M. Molina's new building Wednesday. He has pretty saloon.
 Hon. c. H. Brinley returned from Phoenix Sunday. The Re publican says that he made stir- ring speech before the Harrison Club at that place, after which the Club gave him a vote of thanks.
 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, I
 Better than before the flood. John Stoffello'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.
 Nearest the Court-House, which means justice to all. Last but not least, Johnnie Ghiote has opened his new store, where he keeps just what you want. on Madison avenue, near the Court House. Go and see him. 2
 Custodio Ramirez's new meat market, near the Court House, has the choicest and best beef in town. Steaks, foasts, and fine cuts for the oven, table or for soups. Go, see and try the best market in the city.
 Let's go and sec George. Say, miners and farmers, what George? Why, George Thurlow of course, lie at the U. s. Exchange near the Court House. Try him. Get some of those nice Cherries in imported whisky. I
 Isaac Rudisill, Supt. of the Mo- hawk Canal Company, was in town Monday from the Mohawk Valley. Supt. Rudisill has finished his an- nual report and will leave for San Francisco in a few days to place it before the Beard of Directors. His family will accompany him.
 What grand future is before this country. There is no chance 50 doubt it now, and even the old chronic kickers have been forced to admit that the coming time is bright with promise. No man who has money which is idle, can afford to keep it so.-Pomona (Cal.) Courier.
 Rev. c. Au gustus, Messrs. Soto Allen and Hamilton, returned from their trip down the Colorado river, on this side Sunday and re- turned to San Diego. They went as far as Port Isabel. They spent 10 days in q careful examination of the bottom lands along the river and the mesas back of them. They were we'll pleased with them and say that they are much better than represented.
 Well, I do declare. On deck and at the wheel. Let the wild winds blow and the GiIa overflow, they cannot touch our craft. She has set sail to stay if you don't believe it just call at Lew Esselburn's palace Hotel and see for yourselves. Columbian Fair Association min CTS of '91 and '93 come in and spend pleasant hour. Talk over old times on the Connstock with her $1Oo,o00,000 in gold and silver +and then say that mining is a fail Ure. Lew keeps the best cigars, wines and liquors in the city. |.
 It will be of great convenience to the public when Gandolfo & San gainetti get back into their old store. where the firm will be glad to meet their customers, old and new, and where they will keep the best assortment Of merchandise in western Arizona, consisting of dry cod, ,.,ooousoo cloth bord