The Arizona sentinel., 1893-02-04
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to enjoy. Among maladies, against the growth of which Hostetter' s Stomach Bitters affords efficient pro- lection, diseases of the kidneys and bladder are fraught with the utmost peril and exhibit great ohstinacy when opposed by ordinary means. The Bitters can and will subdue them. No testimony is stronger than this. Used at the outset and persistently, the best results may be expected. This medicine also eradieates liver complaint, constipation, dyspepsia, malaria, rheumatism and nervousness.
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 H. Nj. Todd, President of the San Francisco Press Club, and the able representative of the daily Examiner, spent the forepart of the week in town, gathering data for a three-page article which will be published in that paper on statehood for Arizona. He left Wednesday evening for Tucson. He will return to San Francisco via Phoenix and Prescott The article will appear on the 18th, @  copy of which will be sent to every U. s. Senator and every member of Congress. MT. Todd made many friends during his stay in Yuma.
 Tuesday last, when the overland train, bound west, reached the de pot, there could be seen three specimens of "hobos" working the passengers, begging for money with which to buy something to eat, so they said. One of these tramps was seen to lose over $4 the night previous, and $3. 50 on Monday night gambling, It would be well if our officers of the law, gave such nuisances notice to move on. They are not necessary for the welfare of the town.
 E. Fort Snider. one of the active farmers of Plomosa, was in town Wednesday. He spoke in the highest terms of the prospects for the farmers, who are busy prepar- ing the ground for the largest acre. age ever planted in that portion of Yuma county. Their canal is running full of water, in fact, the supply is larger than they use. The 30 industrious farmers living in that section are enthusiastic over the outlook for a very large crop of hay and grain.
 Donald Campbell, consulting engineer of the Colorado canal ar- rived in town, Tuesday. MT. Campbell with Engineer Rock wood and Will McLabron as guide, left on Thursday to go over the proposed line of the canal from Hall Hanlon's via Cooks and Seven Wells, and across the mesa down to the end of the surveyed line. They will probably return to morrow or Monday.
 The many friends of Ex-Mayor of San Francisco, will be pained to learn of his death, which occurred in that city last Wednesday morning. He was greatly benefited by his late visit to Yuma, but returned justi in time to meet the late hard storm which ragged along the coast, took hard cold, pneumonia set in and in three days he died. He was Q warm friend of Yuma.
 David Balsz, the energetic is making things lively in ,he beef and sausage line. The 1 'clicky to clack" of his great saus- age machine as it "chaws" up the beef and pork was the surprise of the wild and woolly Indian yester- lay who said: "It can beat any Co., ,opah Indian eating that I ever met. Balsz's beef is tender and | uicy and fit for any "Tenderloin" club in existence.
 At the special meeting of the Board of Supervisors on Monday, | was done, more than to order the publishing of the de- tax list of last year.
 ReaY Merit