The Arizona sentinel., 1891-07-25

dishwater, or brother Green, armed by the Board of trade will be after you.
 Bald heads are too many when they may be covered with a lux uriant growth of hair by using the best of all restorers, Halls Hair Remover.
 Geo. Winchester, spiritual myx- ologi8t" at Jack Stwalt's 49er sa- loon, has gone down to the deep blue sea to bathe for a couple of months.
 No. p Wednesday had two new fine switch engines for the Central Pacific railroad, in tow. There was also on the train a very fine steam launch for San Francisco.
 Senor 6anguinetti, of the live firm of Gandolfo d Sanguinetti, has gone up to the famous Agua Caliente Springs for rest, pleasure and to enjoy those splendid baths.
 Col. Joseph s. Carter was in town Tuesday from Hall Hanlon's ranch. He was not feeling well and his physician told him that he must take a rest for a couple of weeks.
 II. s. Muzzy, engineer of the steamer Mohave, and one of the best on the coast, over-hauled the engines on the steamer before she left on her last trip from the Needles, and put them in A No. 1 order.
 Those $3OO,OOO(?) capitalists had better get their supply of water from Yuma, rather than from Salton, with which to irrigate their lands in the great desert north of Indian wells. It is not quite so salt.
 Don't be discouraged about that eczema till you have given Ayers Sarsaparilla persistent trial. Six bottles of this medicine cured the complaint for George s. Thomas, of Ada, Obio, when all other remedies failed to afford any relief.
 The evils resulting from habit ual costiveness are many and 8eri- ous; but the use of harsh. drastic purgatives is quite as dangerous. In Ayers Pills, however, the pa tient has mild but effective aperient, superior to all others, especially for family use.
 Joe Nugent has been promoted to the day watch in the "spirituap office of the s. P. Hotel. Joe de- serves this. He is always obig- ing, kind and polite, and ready to do anything for any one. He Is one of those who believes that fine clothes do not make the perfect man.
 The travel going west at pres ent is chiefly made up French Bas- ques, Portugese and "peaked' hat Cholas. Ifany our of citizens have any old English books, or extra copies of the "mossback 'poic's' boiler-plate" sheet, it is a most ex- cellent time to get rid of them and thus save burning them.
 It is town talk, that the two Prison Commissioners said, when here last week, that they would not touch the prison sewer, to re- pair it, until the levee was finish ed. AS that will take several months, our citizens can congratu- late themselves on the filth that they will be compelled to drink during that time.
 For long time old boatmen, trappers and early Yumaites, have been trying to find out just what the Colorado river water contain ed, but it remains for one Prof. J. W. Powell, to tell us that, "the waters of the Colorado are saline, for the river flows through beds of rock salt, at places many miles up from it's mouth" Where? Does any one know? Did he get the water which he analysed from the Colorado at Montague Island, or near the mouth of the prison sewer, which empties into the river just above the pumping works that supply the town with