The Arizona sentinel., 1892-09-03
E4OCAG. ETEEIS.
Tax the dogs and clean up the town.

OENTINEL OIIICc.
 Little Rosa Prior is much better. She is now able to set up and move around her room.
 Alex. Berry is out on the streets again having recovered from his late indisposition.
 Isario Higuerra came down from the Cargo Muchacho mines with his team yesterday.
 L. A. Hicks after having swung around the circle for a month re- turned home last evening.
 S. Carter was up from the Algodones yesterday on business connected with his cattle ranch.
 Mrs. Richard Reynolds left We'd nesday for the Vulture mine, where her husband is employed as an assayer.
 Chas. Sangster, chief book keeper for Grant Bros., went through town yesterday on his way to San Francisco.
 Deputy Sheriff Frank Burke re- 
 turned from Visalia, Cal, last evening where he had been after the Collis train robbers.
 c. J. Jones. Frank Green and Charles Leroy have returned from Chino, Cal, where they have been at work in the sugar factory.
 Diseases of Eye and Ear. Errors oi refraction corrected and proper glasses prescribed.
 ANCIL MARTIN, M. D.
 Phoenix, Arizona.
 The pay car came in Tuesday and distributed it's usual amount oi silver among the railroad employees as result of which they all wore smiling faces.
 G. F. Mander returned Tuesday from his months outing among the orange groves of California to take charge of his gang of young carpen ters at the Indian school.
 John Martin, tired of the con- stant murmur of the waves on the seashore came back Tuesday to re. sume charge of his little band oi shoemakers at the Indian school.
 Wanted.-An energetic man to manage branch office. Only a few dollars needed. Salary to start, $75 per month and interest in the business. THE WESTERN Co.,, Kansas City, Mo.
 The new county making fend has again broke loose. Better let the old counties get into condition to pay their debts before you begin to divide them and thus increase the taxes of the taxpayers:
 Col. J. s. Noble, Superintendent of the s. P. R. R., Tucson, was in town yesterday looking over the different departments of the Com pany's business. He left for home last evening.
 Capt. Miguel of the Yuma h. diahs feels very proud over the fact that one of his sons is becoming very proficient at the shoemaker's trade, and another as carpenter in the Indian school.
 The San Francisco Chronicle says that it is currently reported Maj. H. N. Rust has made $18,O0O from selling Indian curios. Be- tween this and selling fruit trees and vines, the thrifty Indian agent must be doing we'll.
 John and Lew Grant, of Grant Bros., the well-known railroad contractors were passengers on yesterdays express for San Fran cisco. After little rest they will commence the work on the new line from the bridge to Fl Rio, but not before the middle of October.
 Jose M. Daniel came down from Ehrenberg Tuesday. He said that the rain was very heavy west of Castle Dome Monday night. He left for home Thursday via Phoe- nix, where he went after a band of horses. He said that the feed was excellent up the river and live stock never looked better.
 Jose de la Osa retired last even- ing hanging his clothing on a nail Oil the wall of his house. A few minutes after he woke up to find