The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1892-07-09
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! Portable week and is believed to be i'm
proving.
DIR. Goodfellow of Tucson paid Yuma
visit yesterday. He was vel pleased will
its prospec is for the future.
Prison Superintendent McInernay il
quite i'll from the effects OF a surgical opera
ton which he has had performed.
Switch Engineer Brown returned from
Tempe yesterday where he was called by
the sickness and death of his sister.
Superintendent G. w. Norton of tn,
Mohawk Canal was down yesterday or
business connected with the canal.
There will be preaching in the new NJ. e
church tomorrow, Sunday evening, at hall
pas. seven o'clock by Rev. j. A. Crouch.
E. Hartup, who was at work on Levy 4
Co. warehouse, was Frustrated yesterday
from drinking too freely OF ice water. he
is much better today.
The Board of Prison Commissioners have
been in session most of the week. It ia the
regular quarterly meeting and hence has
been somewhat lengthy one.
Frank Coffee, who has spent much time
and done much towards developing its
IN ines: is down from Silver District in re.
gard to the richness Of which he speaks il
the greatest confidence.
Two registered boxes were received BY
mail Thursday for the Parker Indian
Agency. The boxes were about two feet
square and three feet long. They were
sent up the river on the steamer Mohave.
Sister Lorenzo and Sister Edmunds, and
two assistants, teachers in the Yuma In
dian school, left Thursday, and Sister Mary
Joseph, principal Of the school, with one
assistant, left Yesterday for Banning, CAL,
where they will spend their vacation.
The new boxes were put into tho post
office yesterday. They are very neat and
add much to the appearance of the Office
Postmaster Ewing will have a petition put
into the Office so that the box department
will be open early and late and those having
lock boxes can get their mail at any time.
Little Rosa Pryor, who has been quite i'll
is much better. 1t is greatly to be re.
GREETED that one SO bright. intelligent and
vivacious should thus be afflicted in life,
though Rosa notwithstanding her lameness
is the same live. pleasant and happy little
girl as if no misfortune had ever happened
her. Her fatker visited her the first of the
week.
The steamer MoAave, Capt. 1. Polhamus,
left Wednesday morning for Castle Dome,
Norton's and way landings with a good cargo
of merchandise and eight passengers, among
whom were Mrs. VIM. Hodges and son,
Mrs. and Miss Casares and Mrs. Gutierrez.
She returned yesterday with 80 passen-
gers, among whom were Mrs. F. Hodges
and family, Mrs. Frank Van Ness and fam
lily, Frank Coffee. Mrs. Charles Myers,
and others.
She also brought down 1908 sacks of ore.
of which 81 sacks from Norton's and 264
from Castle Dome were for Levy & Co.,
and 10 sacks from Norton's and 4lO from
Castle Dome were for Gandolfo & San.
guinetti.
The Mohave will leave tomorrow with a
full load of merchandise and a number oil
passenger for Ehrenberg, Ell Dorado Canon
and way landings. She expects to be gone
about two months.
A. Rochamacher moved down to
Ell Rio Sunday where he will spend
the summer and where he says no
one can modest him. He did not
like it because the celebration on
the 4th was held at the old quart
ermaster's depot where he has been
living.
Round trip tickets including one
weeks room and board at the
beautiful hotel Arcadia, Santa
Monica, Cal, are now being sold
for Thirty ($3O.75) dollars and
Is cents. Yuma people should
not miss this great opportunity of
visiting this famous resort. Tickets
good for sixty days.
For particulars inquire at S. p.
R. r. Office.