The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1894-09-29
Hoods s;sss;'sii'' Cures

Hoods Pills are hand made, and perfect
h proportion and appearance. Csc. per box.
Chauncy King, the Republican delegate of
ella City is in town.
Monday is the regular quarterly meet
ing day of the Board of Prison Commissioners
and the Board of Supervisors.
Thursday w. B. Fain was arrested and
taken before Judge Ira Mabett for threading
the life of H. H. Muller. The Judge put
him under bonds to keep the peace.
Mrs General Wilson, mother of our Dis
trict Attorney, Calvert Wilson, stopped over
last evening on her return home to Tucson
from soiourn in California to visit her son.
Miss NJ. E. Post leaves this evening for
Mohawk to teach the school there the COM
ing fall and winter. She will open her
school Monday next.
Miss Beatris Noi and Miss Carmen Mar
tinez, sister-in-laws of James Doten, will
leave on the steamer ella tomorrow for
Kingman, via Needles.
In the announcement column this week
will be found Hon. D. NJ Fields card as a
candidate for Probate Judge of this county,
subject to the voters of the county in
general.
Judge Alexander of Phoenix and his
daughter frankie and Mrs. Kennedy of Tue
son were passengers on last evenings ex-
press for their homes from vacation in
California.
Guy Dyer, of Alvarado, Cal. and nephew
OF our highly respected citizen, Capt. F. s..
Ingalls,, was passenger on last evenings
train for Louisiana. On his arrival there he
will take charge of one of the largest sugar
cane plantations in the state.
Miss Minnie Lazoila, the young lady who
was drawing card on the variety stage last
winter at THE Place." returned Monday
from Phoenix and her old admirers will soon
have an opportunity of hearing her sweet
voice once more at that favorite resort.
The steamer ella will leave tomorrow
morning for Needles, with Captains Mellon
and Polhamus in charge. She will carry the
following supplies of provisions: Picacho,
two tons; Norton's and Castle Dome, ten
tons; Ehrenberg, for Tom Hamilton, Is tons;
Browns ranch, for Frank Hodges, two tons;
Parker, for Colorado Indian Reservation,
six tons.
Following is the list Of passengers: Miss
Cutler, school teacher for Norton's; G.. NJ
Geer, school teacher for Enrenbery; Miss
Beatris NoG and Miss Carmen Martinez,
Kingman, via Needles; Allen J. Smith, Col
j. NJ. Mendeville, Picacho; James NJ. Nc
M0bnp op1 Nv Ho1o1hoy, EbraDHarr,
The ella will return about the 9th OF 10th
of October.
There will be a series of revival meetings
each evening for one week at the NJ. E.
Church commencing tomorrow night at 1880
o'clock. The meetings will be conducted by
Reviyalist A. E. Watson. All are cordially
invited to attend.
On and after tomorrow, David
Balsz, the proprietor of the City
Meat Market, informs US, that cool
weather having arrived, he will
furnish his many patrons with the
fattest and freshest of veal, beef,
mutton, pork, pork sausages and
salt meats of all kinds.
Mrs. H. E. Kemp and children
left Saturday evening for a visit to
her parents at Redondo Beach,
California Mr.. Kemp accompani-
ed them as far as Yuma, and spent
Sunday in that thriving burg. He
reports Yuma prosperous and fair
ly lively, and had a splendid day
visiting the various points of inter-
est about the town. He brought
back with him some splendid speci-
mems Of lines grown there, which
have been turned over to Mr.,
Bruce Perley and will be put up
and placed among the exhibits of
the Chamber of Commerce as one
of the products of Yuma SOIL
Phoenix Gazette.
The steamer Aztec started Thurs
day morning for Angel Bay. The
clam and oyster beds on the wav
will be visited by Capt. Stacy and
thoroughly investigated ard if
found as represented the steamer
will make regular trips this winter
for the purpose of supplying the
Arizona market with fresh fish
CLAIMS and oysters. Mr.. Bel! and
Mr., Barker were passengers, The
former named gentleman will visit
an onyx mine in the neighborhood
of Angel Bay and bring back with
him samples of the same. The
mine is reported as being large
one and the onyx very beautiful.