The Arizona sentinel., 1891-01-31

Senor Don santiago Lopez and wife of Norton's Landing are happy over the birth of a nice girl Janu. uary 23d.
 Fred. w. Wilson of Winters Cal. was in town Tuesday and proved up on his land in the Mo- hawk valley.
 Crystalized fruits, toothsome marshmallows and fine candies of all kinds for sale by Merriam & Co. Los Angeles.
 A very important meeting of the soldier boys will be held at the old barracks to night. Let every brsve member be present.
 An excursion party of 40 farmers were also on the train Monday, which was run in two sections The 12 cars on the two trains wers fill ed to overfOwing with passengers.
 Althse Modesti has put the Old Palace Hotel in good order. The roof, and the inside looks better. The outside will receive attention soon.
 Postmaster Ewing, has placed the telephone which was at his ranch house, in the postofiice. This is 8 great convenience to the office.
 Adam Bossung is hard at work improving his place. He is a rust Ter and will soon have one of the pretty and pleasant homes in Yuma.
 R. Forbes, of the c. P. R. R Sacramento, Cal, who is largely, interested in the Mohawk valley, will be here about the I4th of March.
 Geo. W. Norton has had an addi- ton to his herd of thoroughbred stock in the shape of q very fine rhort-horn bull calf. Good for Mohawk valley.
 c H. Osborne, of Pittsburg, Pa., arrived in Yuma Wednesday. He intends to spend a couple of months to test the climate as a curative for bronchitis.
 Sheriff Nugent is the recipient of an elegant gold badge, of his office, presented to him by his deputies, Frank Burke and Louis Jaeger. It is beautifully engraved.
 U. s. Marshall Bob Paul of Tue son went west on Mondays train, bound for San Quintin, Cal, having in charge R. Wilson, alias Black Jack" the noted horse thief.
 John Gandolfo has greatly i'm proved his garden. The immense amount of fine fruits produced on this place shows what can be done in Arizona with proper care, culti- vation and water.
 Gus Hirschfeld, of the house of Dallman < Co.,, San Francisco, was in town Wednesday. Gus is one of the energetic men, who wins, trade and keeps it by his pleasant man ners and hard work.
 Capt. c. V. Meeden has 8 new Upright Grand piano, made by the Everett Company. Boston, Mass. It is the best instrument in town. The tone is beautifully sweet. It adds much to the Captains office. It cost $500 and freight.
 A. E. Reid, the weIl-known con- tractor, went to San Bernardlno Monday, after his family. He has B large contract and is in charge of the Citrus Canal at Gila Bend. He has 30 teams and 50 men at work and will put on larger force next week. He has bought a farm on the canal and will settle on it.
 Let every enfeebled woman know 1t! There's medicine that'lI cure her, and the proofs positivel
 Here's the proof-ifit doesn't do you good within reasonable time, report the fact to its makers and get your money back without . world-but you won't do it!
 The remedy is pr. Piorce's Fav- orite Prescription-and it has proved itself the right remedy in nearly every case of female woak- ness. It is not & miracle. It won't cure everything-but it has done more to built-up tired, enfeobled and broken-doun women than any