The Arizona sentinel., 1891-09-05
LOCAL NOTES.

the river on the Gila.
 Frank Vomicil spent Sunday in town and returned on the Gila.
 S. s. Gillespie, of the S. P. Hotel, returned from Los Angeles Sunday.
 The card of H. c. Davis as At torney-at-Law appears in to days SENTINEL.
 Postmaster Potter was up from Gila City Monday. He expects Geo. B. Kelley Oct. 1st.
 W. l., Vail, manager of the Phoenix Republican, was passenger on the west bound express Sunday.
 Dr. w. F. Hefernan returned from Cincinnatti, Ohio, Monday, where he had been on visit,
 MT. and Mrs. Fredley are very happy over the birth of a fine daughter Tuesday, September 1st.
 Ali. Tregidgo of Nevada City, Cal, was a visitor to Yuma Monday. He was formerly one of our most practical miners.
 There is to be grand feast ct the Cargo Muchacho mines on the 18th, in honor of the Independence of the Republic of Mexico.
 Judge c. H. Brinley having re- signed the office of Probate Judge Frank L. Ewing has been appoint ed to fill the vacancy.
 J. NJ. Vaudeville of the Picacho mines spent Sunday in town. He speaks we'll of the future prospects of the mines in that section,
 It is strange that some good Pho tngrapher has not visited Salton and the new streams that flow into the Salton sea and obtained some good views of them and put them on sale.
 More than 100 Cocopah Indians have gone into California to work in the vineyards. Fresno wants 200 more for the same work while Sacra- mento wants 100 in her hop yards.
 Frank Caravajal and Jose NJ. Amavisca will be the musicians at the Cargo Muchacho feast. They get $60 for coming from Colton to play. This speaks we'll for Yuma's musical talent.
 Frank Guerra, foreman of the Cargo Muchacho mines, was in town Tuesday. He says that grand time is expected at the mines on the 18th and 18th. Music, dancing, races, a free dinner and lots of sport.
 The freight bill of the Chino Sugar factor amounted to $12,000 in one week, $72,O0O in all since Feb ruary. The s. P. R. R. Go. could we'll afford to build the eight-mile branch and secure this buisness.
 The lemons growing in John Gandolfo's garden and yard are beauties. In point of size, number on the trees, thinness of skin, fav- or of the juice, they cannot be beat on the American Continent, if they can be in the world.
 Adjutant General w. E. Gill gave q champagne supper at the s. P. Hotel Saturday evening, to Captain o. H. Willis, 2d Lieut.. E. Mayes and Dr. P. G. Cotter of the Arizona National Guards.
 The increased activity in Yuma County's mines, the building of the new line of railroad along the Gila, together with the improvements to be made in town, warrants us in saying that Yuma will see one of the most prosperous autumns that she has experienced in late years.
 The Board of Health has done most excellent work in insisting that the town should be we'll cleaned up. Of necessity the flood left the streets and yards in bad condition. sNearly every one in town has taken hold with a will and assisted it Tn it's work, so well done. The Board has been con- pelled to go to an expense of $50 in removing rubbish and putting some bad places in order, which belonged to no one in particular, but to the public in general. A peti- ton has been started, and the three members of the Board have sub- scribed $2 each. It is hoped that