The Arizona sentinel., 1897-08-14
LOCAL NOTES,

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 Tuesday for his California outing.
 B. F. Hartlee and "Dick," the old white horse, are now the oldest at taches of the prison.
 D.L. Russell left Thursday for his trip to California. His visit will ex- tend over several weeks.
 Thos. Cotter, of New York, arrived in Yuma Wednesday on visit to his brother, Dr. P. G. Cotter.
 Don't go to the Klondike-you don't have to. Stop at Iaeger's and get a big beer; cool and refreshing. * l.. c. Moreland, the well known Arizona mining man, paid the SEN -TNEL & pleasant call Tuesday.
 Capt. Polhamus, accompanied by his young son, Isaac, Jr., were pas sengers for Los Angeles on Thursdays train.
 Thos. Parish, ex-treasurer of the Territcry, WAS in town Monday, and spent the day at Carp's consolation bureau.
 Albert Townsend and his sister, Marcia, returned Thursday, after hay ing spent an enjoyable ten days in Southern California.
 A postal from Prof G. D. Ostrom, of Prescott, who will have charge of the Yuma school for the ensuing term, states that he has made his arrange ments to move to Yuma the first .of September.
 Many inquiries are received as to the salaries of Territorial Prison guards. The SENTINEL takes pleasure in sup plying the information by stating that guards receive $S0 per month, payable quarterly in Territorial warrants.
 Something about three drinkers. The COW drinks water and makes milk; and the baby drinks milk and nakes-muscle; while the man drinks cool, refreshing beer at Iaeger's and .fergets all about the hot weather.
 A bicycle tourist passed through Yuma Monday, on his way from San Francisco to Chicago. From the care worn expression about bis shoes it is safe to conjecture that wheeling through this country is not all wheel ing. .---
 RIP. H. Laney departed Tuesday evening for an extended eastern visit. He was accompanied by his brother R. Nj. Vail, County Surveyor of San Diego County. They go direct to Caldwell, N. J., and from there to his old home at Waterloo, New York.
 H. K. Chenoweth, collector of customs at Negales, was in town Monday on official business. Mir .Chenoweth is an intelligent and agreeable gentleman and will most efficiently perform the duties of the office to which he has been appointed
 A Mexican named T. Ramirez wa' struck by a train at Blaisdell, the first of the week, and the wheels pass ing over his foot almost severed il from the leg. He was brought tc Yuma on engine No. 1345 and placed in the county hospital, where Dr Moller amputated the leg.
 Hon. A. L. Grow, of Tombstone passed through Yuma Thursday, or his return from California. MT. Grow was formerly resident of Yuma, anC for two years chairman of the BoarC of Supervisors He is now highly esteemed citizens of Tombstone, anC . true gentleman and friend.
 Judge Holcomb returned to towr Tuesday, after an absence of severa days in Phoenix and up the river a far as The Needles. The Judge, II company with Colonel Gotten, o Phoenix, and an eastern gentleman after inspecting the Col. Davis mine owned by Kennedy, brennan an' Davis, made the return trip to Yuma a distance of about 300 miles dow the river in 8 boat.
 A number of the members of tn Loyal Legion, together with severa invited guests, came together for bicycle party last Wednesday night and after enjoying moonlight ride repaired to the house Of MT. and Mrs Logsn, where they were regeled wit ice cresru, lemonade, etc, under th supervieion of Mrs. Woodman an' Mrs. Logan. A most pleasant even ing vas spent and enjoyed by all.