The Arizona sentinel., 1891-04-25


 Harqua Hala has Post-ofice at last, H. E. Harris is Postmaster Sheriff M. J. Nugent, has beer out on trip to Harqua Hala anC other parts of the county sum noning jurors and witness for the term of court which convenes ir Yuma Monday next.
 The rostS sing in dainty rhymss, Of summer days and sunny clines. Of bssuteous TSai5sns passing fair With Witching eyes and waving hair,
 Till, near the end, you're apt to sec
 'Tls but an "sd" for P. F.P.;
 that is, Pierce's Favorlte Prescription the infallible and guaranteed remedy y fer all kinds of female weakness, which cures the ailments of feeble, "run-down" and facilitated women, and restores them to youthfulness and beauty once more. The price of this royal remedy, Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, is but $l.00 bottle, and money refunded in every case fl it doesn't give satisfaction. See guarautes on bottls-wrspper.
 Roadmasrer Starkweather, has received orders to put in the switch for the track which will be used in building the new levee. Upon the arrival of the new Supt. McIne- rary, large force of prisoners will at once be put on the work.
 The Tucson Star has two libel suits on hand of &50,0OO, in all 100000. The complainant is L : Walker. The Star on the 20th pun ished an article on the treatment that Walker and his brother were guilty of towards another broth CT, which L. E. Walker does not like.
 Last week we referred to the Clerk of the Board blaming him for the mutilated copy of the pro- ceeding5 of the Board of Supervi- aors, which was handed in for pub licstion. We are glad to say later on we found that he was not the one upon whom the blame rests. Don Jose here is our hand.
 Hal. Gillespie the attentive and popular young cashier of the 5. P. hotel, will leave for Los Angeles next week, where he will devote a few months in study at the Busi- ness College. He has been ofgreat service in the hotel, and will not only be missed by his father the pro- prietor but by all who have reason to visit the cashiers office.
 The Relief Committee at it's last meeting decided to appropriate the balance of the Relief Funds on hand to a@sist in building the new levee, and to this end appointed Mr. E. F. Hartles, Supt. of the grade. The ap- pointment is a good one. Bfr. H. has had long and successful experience in the management of priaon labor and is especially well qualified for the position.
 The Stoddard boys, Frank and William, say that there was no style put on by the President or any of the party. When breakfast was ready this side of Indio, Con- ductor Perkins and his two assist ants, Frank and Billy, were invited in to the Palace dining car and partook of their rations at the same time that the President did. It is not often that railroad train men can dine with the President of a Republic.
 List of unclaimed letters re- maining in the Postoffice at Yuma Arizona, April 12th, 4891.
 H. H. Ade, Luis Valenzuela, G. D. Baird, August Busch, Calletano Carasco, S. B. Dye, Juan Guerrero, Onofre Gonzales, Federico Con- zales, T. F. Langenow, R. McNeil, E. F. Mead, Mamerto Navarro, Norman J. Osborn, Miss Lona Per ham, Frank Prothero 2, Jack Perrin, W. D. Stafford, Domingo Villa, Charles Wilson, G. w. Walker, Rafael Zapato.
 Parties calling for above letters please say advertised.