The Arizona sentinel., 1893-03-18

las Snyder Department Command CT, Negley Post, No. 1. Tucson; w. P. Long, Sr. V. C., Stebbins Post, No. 8, of Bisbee; Geo. H. Pratt, Grand V. O., Burnside Post, No. ? of Tombstone; T. N. Shearer, Surgeon General, Negley Post, No. 1, Tue son, and Winfield Scott, Chaplain, Owens Post, No. 5, Phoenix.
 l.. Adams, one of the leading business men and capitalists of the Lake Superior mining region, ar rived in Yuma last Saturday. He spent his time while here in look ing over the town and adjacent country with which he was we'll pleased. He believes that Yuma has a brilliant future, and second to no fruit growing section in America.
 Charley K. Young, proprietor of the Palace Restaurant and we'll known business man, has decided to take a vacation for four or five months. He has been pondering whether to go and see the Colum- bian exposition and the large cities in the east, or to go back to China for visit. He is inclined to do the latter.
 C.J. Beredondo, the well-known California horseman and stock raiser spent Tuesday in town, while on his way to examine the famous San Bernardino stock ranch, 12 miles south of Tomb stone, which is owned by Gen, G. Andrade of San Francisco. MT. B. was very much pleased with what he saw in and around Yuma.
 A telegram was received today announcing the death yesterday of Miss B. James of Martinez, Cal, sister of the late Mrs. G. w. Norton. Miss James was we'll and favorably known in Yuma, where she was universal favorite with all who knew her. Her sudden death will be deeply regretted by large circle of friends.
 The new s. r. Hotel beer refrig- orator and ice house is a dandy Landlord Gillespie proposes to keep beer ice cold in carload lots, also soda water, ginger ale, cham pagne cider, Shasta, Coronado and other mineral waters, with which he can at all times supply his cus- toners in quantities.
 For the State Citrus Fair at Colton, March 18th to 22nd, the Southern Pacific Co., has put in a rate of one and one-third fare for the round trip, the tickets good to return until the 23rd. The Fair will no doubt eclipse anything ever seen in an exhibit of citrus pro- duets.
 q have used Ayers Hair Vigor for a number of years, and it has always given me satisfaction. It is an excellent dressing, prevents the hair from turning, insures it's vigorous growth, and keeps the scalp white and clean. Mary A. Jackson, Salem, Mass.
 D. B. Whitney has decided to purchase i've acres in West Yuma, where he will build him a house and move his family here to live. Thus Yuma's fine climate is win hing laurels, and permanent set tiers who will help to develope our magnificent valley and mesa lands.
 L. 4. Hicks is president and Judge F. L. Ewing general man. ager and secretary of new local lumber company, recently organ ized in Yuma, They will have their yard and headquarters at the corner of Third and Main streets.
 Deputy Sheriff Frank Burke and Pelon, the Yuma Indian Trailer, returned from Fresno, Cal, We'd nesday, where they had been as witnesses in the Clark Moore case tried for harboring Sontag and Evans, the train robbers.
 James Neahr, returned from the hot springs at Agua Caliente, Wednesday,. He says that the work is being pushed on the dam and on the South Gila Canal. All the men and teams that can be