The Arizona sentinel., 1891-06-20
ErEgs OF INTEREST.

seem to be at 9 discount. Baccarat
 discounted them, holding five aces.
 It would not be strange if this royal game of the Prince of Wales upset
 the English throne and made Eng land a republic.
 "Go to the Coyote, thou sluggard, remove her scalp and be rich" Cali fornia pays s fer every coyote scalp presented to the proper authorities. The market is unlimited. Let him
 who will, start in across the river and step by step go to Colton, kill and poison all he can, or across the desert to San Diego on California soil, or from here to the Nevada line on the west side of the Colorado, and what thousands may be not kill.
 Young men where are you9
 The profit in growing the lemon over that of the orangeis more than ? to 1. People will have lemons. They are a necessity. One grower in California says: "I am actually making $500 an acre from my lemons" With 75 trees to the acre, 1000 lemons to the tree, 200 to the box, and $6 per box. This is not an over average yield. Why plant oranges? The lemon is hardier. Lemons keep much bet ter than oranges
 We see by the Yuma, Arizona SENTINEL, that some fine cattle, bred by L. Palmer of our neigh boring city, Sturgeon, have found their way to Arizona. They are now owned by G. ". Norton, who owns fine ranch in Mohawk Val ley. He has the finest herd Of cattle in that territory; he is one of the most enterprising men there. His postofice address is Chrys- toval, Arizona, and is a gentleman in every respect. Moberly (Mo.) Monitor.
 The Mohave Miner, one of the best weekly papers in the Terri tory says: "Yuma papers are booming their county and at the same time making good, newsy | papers. They well deserve the support of their people" Also that, "Hon. Foster $. Dennis would make an excellent president of the constitutional convention. Being the unanimous choice of the 1 people of Mohave County, allied to no faction, clear headed and con- scientious, he would preside over the deliberations of that constitu- tional body with dignity and ability"
 A letter from New York to the Editor of the SENTINEL says: "John W. Young has completed | all of his arrangements with the | English syndicate of capitalists, whereby it is to furnish $50,000,0OO with which to build the West i Mexican Pacific Railway. The line will be built from Fl Paso, via | the Anthracite coal fields of So- nora to the mouth of the Colorado ! river, and thence to Yuma on the east side of that stream. MT. Young will build down the west coast of Mexico, via Guadalahara to the City of Mexico" Thus our readers will see that little by little the proofs accumulate that Yuma will be the great railroad center of Arizona.
 The Homestead mine in the Black Hills, Dakota, has never missed in paying @ dividend. It yields from $15O,O0O to $200,O00 in gold per month, and yet this very mine is only one of those in the same region, in regard to which even after Gen. Custer had been in the hills, and reported that gold did exist in paying quantities, that the Great Geo. ". Childs, editor and proprietor of the Philadelphia Ledger, once said: "Tho Ledger shall never mention the Black Hills, nor any one. nor anything connected with it, because gold does not exist there" Has MT. Childs ever repented? We note that this same Ledger now often speaks of the Black Hills, and their wonderful mines. The mine is two miles in length and 300 feet m rridfh The rreat 120 starnn