The Arizona Sentinel from Yuma, Arizona • Page 3

Both the method and results -when Syrup of Pigs is taken; it is pleasant nd rcfroBhiug to the taste, and acta Euitly yet promptly on the Kidneys, ivor and Bowels, cleanses the system! effectually, dispels colds, headaches and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup Figs ia the only remedy of its kind ever produced, pleasing ta the taste and acceptable to the stomach, prompt hi ita action and truly beneficial in its effects, 'its Riany excellent qualities coxuraend it to alh It i. for sale in 50c bottles by all leading druggists. Manufactured onlv by tho CALIFORNIA FIG SYRtiP CO. SAM FRANCISCO, CAL lOVtSYtUE.

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PrepHstot. ARIZONA. SATURDAY, 31, 1891. WEEKLY WEATHER REPORT. for th sevon davs Ending Friday Jan.

30, IS9J. jur. Rl. Hit in id Teiuper'tur 5 a Mux. Min.

SariT il 12 4r 27 7 4S KtadtV 1 1" TmUIx 12 88 41 WeirJr IS (it S5 VnurwUr 2 13 Friday 1 4S lT.ru. SS T' I RjJuiiU, .03 X. GOK.OM, U. S- SIrnil SfTlp Obiserrtr. LOCAL NOTES.

Mining notices for sale at this office. Ka'rrv Carpenter came down from Phoenix Sunday. Judge. Hull of was here Sunday. He likes Yuma.

Dr. J. Keclar Bradley dentist went to Wilcox Saturday. C. B.

Currier M. D. of San Francisco, visited Yuma Muldoon, the pugilistic trainer Trent west Sunday. Willie Green and John Jones returned from Col ton Sunda'. Jack Stwart, the invincible, made the Sentinel office a call Tuesday.

Pete Hodges came down from his store at the Pot Holes Satur day. Mr. and Mrs. C. M.

Smith, returned from their bridal trip Saturday. Col. J. S. Noble Supt.

S. P. R. E. of Tucson, came down 'esterday on the express.

Jas. Cusenbary of the Laguna placer mines, returned to Missouri "Sunday, on business. Mr. and Mrs. W.

A. Thompson returned from their bridal trip yesterday morning. R. Klinck's S. Patent for his desert land claim is ready for him in the land office in Tucson.

We regret to learn of the severe illness of Mrs. B. F. Hartlee and wish her a speedy recover'. Jake Kilrain, the slogger, was the of much attention as ho the S.

Hotel Monday. -Amelio Solynac in now night clerk at the S. P. R. R.

He makes a good one, kind and obliging. Mrs. Felipe Gonzales died on Sunday, aged 58. She was an old and respected resident of Yuma. E.

Dimmick the popular telT graph operator, who has been quit ill is again at his post of duty. T. Finney and sister, who hare been here for the past two months left for Tucson, Monday. Jesus Daniel was bound over by Judgo Mabbett in 3000 bonds to await the action of the grand jury. Isaac Budisill, Supt.

of the llo-hawk Canal Company, was in town Monday. His daughter Mollie'lias been quite ill. "When you went to purchase fine candy, order from Merriam Co. number 127 South Spring street Lob Angeles! Sheriff M. J.

Nugent, Dr. A- E. dc Corse and Louis Iaegor, went to Phoenix Thursday to attend the Inauguration ball. Delicious sweet meats of violet, and rose leaves; preserved rigs orange and lime; chocolates, caramels and fruit candies of all for sale by. Merriam Co.

Los Angeles California. Deputy Sheriff Frank Burke returned from Ehrenberg Thursday. Hotel de Sheriff Nugent holds onto seven guests, more- are expected. Senor Don Santiago Lopez and wife of Norton's Landing are happy over the birth of a nice girl Janu-uary 23d. Fred.

W. Wilson of Winters, Cal. was in town Tuesday and proved up on his land in the Mohawk valley. Crystalized fruits, toothsome marshmallows and fine candies of all kinds for Bale by Merriam Co. Los Angeles.

A very important meeting of the soldier boys will be held at the old tonight. Let every brave member be present. An excursion party of 40 farmers were also on tho train Monday, which was run in two sections The 12 cars on the two trains wer filled to overflowing with passengers. Altheo Modesti has put the Old Palace Hotel in good order. The roof, and the inside looks better.

The outside will receive attention soon. Postmaster Ewing, has placed the telephone which was at his rauch house, in the postofiice. This is a great convenience to the office. Adam Bossung is hard at work improving his place. He is a rust ler and will soon have one of the pretty and pleasant homes in Yunia.

R. Forbes, of the C. P. R. Sacramento, who is largely interested in the Mohawk valley, will be here about the 14th of March.

Geo. W. Norton has had an addi tion to, his herd or thoroughbred stock in tho shape of a very fine short-horn bull calf. Good for Mohawk valley. H.

Osborne, of Pittsburg, arrived in Yuma Wednesdajr. He intends to snend a couple of months to test the climate as a curative for bronchitis. Sheriff Nugent is the recipient of an elegant gold badge, of his office, presented to him by his deputies, Frank Burke and Louis Iaoger. It is beautifully engraved. U.

S. Marshall Bob Paul of Tuc son went west on Monday'3 train, bound for San Quiutin, bavin in charge R. Wilson, alias Black Jack," the noted horse- thief. John Gandolfo has greatly improved his garden. The immense amount of fine fruits produced on thi3 place shows what can be done in Arizona with proper care, culti vation and water.

Gus Hirschficld, of the house of San Francisco, was in town Wednesday. Gub is one of the energetic men, who wins, trade and keeps it by his pleasant manners and hard work. Capt. C. V.

Meedcn has a new Upright Grand piano, made by the Everett Company, Boston, Mass. It is the best instrument in town. The tone ia beautifully sweet. It adds much to the Captain's office. It cost $500 and freight.

A. E. Reid, the well-known con tractor, went to San Bernardino Monday, after his family. He has a large contract and is in charge of the Citrus Canal at Gila Bend. He has 30 teams and 50 men at work and will put on a larger force next week.

He has bought a farm on the canal and will sottle on it. Let eVery enfeebled woman know it! There's a medicine that'll cure her, and tho proof's positive! Here's the proof if it doe n't do you good within reasonable time, repoit the fact to its makers and get your money back without a world but 3-ou won't do it! The remedy is Dr. Piorce's Fav orite Prescription and it has proved itself the right remedy in nearly every case of female woak- ness. it is not a miracle, it won cure everything but it has done more to built-up tirod, enfeebled and broken-down women than any other modicine known. Where's the woman who's not ready for it? All that we've to do is to get the news to her.

The medicine will do tho rest. Wanted Women. First to know it. Second to use it. Third to bo cured by it.

The one comes of the other. The seat of headache is not in tho brain. Regulate stomach and you cure it. Dr. Pierce's Pellets are tho Litfle Regulators.

Only 5 cents a 'i'iie Hfew You have heard yeur friend and neiidibora talking about it. You may yourself be one of the many who know from personal experienced just how srood a thins it is If vou hare. ever tried it, you are one of its staunch frind, because the wondor- ful thing about it is, that when once e-iven a trial. Dr. Kinsi'a Now Dis covery ever after holds a place in the house.

If vou havo never U3ed it and should be nfHieted with a cough, cold or anv Throat. Luna or Chest trouble, secure a bottle at once and it a fair trial. It is guaranteed every time or money refunded. Trial bottles free ut W. T.

Gender Co.s drugstore. Col. J. A. Muir, Supt.

S. P. R. R. returned to Los Angeles this P.

Hon. Abe Frank, M. J. Nugent and J. W.

Dorrineton came down from Phoenix to-day. G. A. Starkweather took road- master Thompson place, while the latter was absent on his bridal trip E. Kcllner shipped 21 carloads of cattle yesterday from Phoenix to Bakersfield.

Cal. They will pass here today or tonight. Lola Burton, a lady of color, was fined $7 for celebrating a little on the street Monday. Judge Mabbett says, drunk and disorderly. W.

S. Wollacolt, of Los Angeles was in town yesterday. He sells, the famous Wollacott whiskies as well as fine wines and cigars. Lambert Becker, of 105 Polk St. San Francisco, wishes to purchase a small improved ranch near Yuma or further east near the railroad.

Miss Mav McElwain, one of Yuma's favorite daughters has been elected Assistant Enrolling and Engrossing Cleik in the Council at Phoenix. Capt. Mellon informs us that he will bo gone two months on his prppont trip and has directed that his mail be forwarded to Needles. Yuma Times. It knows.

This set-tics it. Geo. Doten came down from the Harqiia Ha la mines Sunday. He reports the camp lively. A.

G. Hubbard is making everything move. The mines arc looking exceedingly well. Oh! grand-pa, grand-pa. How old it makes Judge C.

H. Brinley feci. Yes, its a girl, a daughter of Mrs. Richard Reynolds, and was born Sunday. Mrp.

R. is a daughter of Judge Brinley. J. W. Dorrington, F.

S. Ingills, Frank Laumeister, J. H. Bohan, M. J.

Nugent, Robert Strauss, Dr. A. E. DcCorse from Yuma, atttnd-ed the Governor's Ball, so says the Phoenix Republican. G.

A. Ringwald is back from the Silver District, where he has been doing assessment work. He speaks well of the prospocts in that famous mineral belt. He is interested in the Rover and Excelsior mines, believed to be among the most promising in the. camp.

Juan Lastra, the old tinsmith of Phoenix, will be in Yuma for five or six weeks. -He is ready to do anj'thing in the line of plumbing, roofing, gas and water pipe fitting and anr other work in the tin smiths line, lie can be iouna on the steamer Mohave or Gila. Syraii of Produced from the laxative and nutritious juice of California figs, co nliined with the medical virtues of pUnts known to be most beneficial to the human system, acts gently on tlif kidnays, liver and bowels, effectually cleaning tho system, and-headaches and constipation. dispelling colds curing habitual Dr. J.

H. Taggart, exhibited on Moaday, a sprout of a lemon tree 0 feet in length, on which weie two very fine full grown ripe lemons. The sprout ha3 grown since tho first of June last. Can any one beat it? Yuma against the world for fine lemons. Thos.

Gates, who was present at the brilliant reception given Miss Henderson by Mrs. Judge W. H. Barnes and Mrs. J.

H. Martin at Tucson last Saturday, says that it was the finest entertainment ever given in Arizona. The music was magnificent, the tableaux beautiful, the repast served delicate, rich and bountiful and the dancing simply most enjoyable. The party of 125 was select, and made up of the elite of Tucson. Every arrangement was perfect, and tho evening one long to be remembered.

Bishop ICendrick of the Episcopal Church, will preach at the Court House Monday evening at the Court House Monday evening at 7 o'clock. All are invited to attend. Hugh McGinnis, father of Mrs. Ed Mayes, died suddenly yesterday at Deming, N. M.

He had been in perfect health. Mrs. M. and her mother, wife of the deceased left for Deming this morning. The Hon.

C. H.Brinley of Yuma County proves himself one of the ablest Legislators on the floor of the House, from the fact that he goes directly to the point in a matter when he undertakes to have anything to do with it. Herald. Deputy Sheriff Frank Burke discovered a plot yesterday by which the four men held for. burglary in tended to escape.

As one of them was ready to Frank fired his revolver at one of prisoner head and he retreated. All now wear chains with heavy iron balls attached. Rev. Father Williams went to San Bernardino Wednesday. He has done noble work among our In dians in getting them to place their children in school.

His long ex perience with and his knowledge of them has fitted him to handle the Indians they should be. He left the Rev. Father Allen here during his absence. "Music hath charms," and ho it has. If you don't believe it, just listen to the sweet voice of 01 lie in those gentle Btrains of music at Thurlow's music parlors every evening.

Admission free. No cards. Everybody's there. Ollie has an assistant in the bright little Dollie, that helps her out in her music so nicely. No wonder every lrwltr irnoc UUUJ ou''J "wv-1 Col.

W. C. Land, a cattle kfng, and one of our best cattle men, with his wife and child came down from Tucson Mo.iday. He has 2000 head of cattle in the drive oh their way here, going through to California. The Col.

went to Gila Bend, Wednesday, to meet the onve. lie will also drive zuuu head to Kansas. Mrs. L. and child are guests at the S.

P. Hotel. Vice President Crocker, Gen. Supt. Fillmore, Division Supt.

Muir of the S. P. R. passed through going east yesterday morning. Mr.

C. goes to New Orleans, Mr. F. to El Paso. C.ol.

Head was with the party. They were joined here by- Division Superintendent Noble of Tucson. Their special train stopped over night at Gila Bend and proceeded ast this morning. The trial of speed between John Hodges colt Pablo Pino's grey excites much interest. It is admitted by nearly all that tie colt won the race by a neck, not by several yards as stated, but somehow, some way, somebody says that the head or neck are not to be taken into account in a race, but that the forefeet crossing the line decides the question.

No cash has changed hands, as the result. The race will be run over tomorrow at two p. m. at the same place. Henry Trcicbler, E.

F. Snider, F. A. Fulton, J. H.

Graham and J. 11. Upham, energetic and thorough going farmers in the Mohawk valley have all been in town within the past few days on business connected with their ranches. They purpose to improve their homes by setting out vines, fruit and nut trees, and making them beautiful, pleasant and profitable. They, all swear by the Mohawk valley.

Pity that we did not have more such settlers, in our magnificent valleys like the Mohawk. They would then "blossom like the rose." 'JTlie first Step. Perhaps you are tun down, can't oat, can't sleep, can't think, can't do anything to your satisfaction, and you wondir vhat ails you. You should heed the warning, you are taking the first step into Nervous Prostration. You need a Nerve Tonic and in Electric Bittera yon will find the exact remedy for restoring your nervous system to its normal, healthy condition.

Surprising results follow the use of this great Nerve Tonic and Alterative. Your appetite returns, good digestion is restored, and the Liver and Kidneys rcsuiap healthy action- Try-a bottle. Price 50c. at W. T.

Gonder Co. drugstore Col. D. D. Dare, the well-known capitalist and banker, passed through Yuma Saturday on his way to San Diego, where he lives and where he fills the responsible position as Vice President of the California National Bank, which now has a capital of $1,000,000 While here Col.

D. said that he had received a telegram from w. Uoiiins, cashier or the same bank, informing him that the Pen insula Railway Company had de cided to build the lines simultane ouslv from San Diego and San Quintin to Yuma, and that they would be built as rapidly as pos sible. Col. D.

said: "This settle it, and I am satisfied that this work will be begun without delay and finished as soon as practicable." These two Jines will lorm a junc tion at Vail Trinidad, 1G0 miles southwest of Yuma and will use the same track from there to this point. This will give Yuma an other line to San Diego and San Diego a line also to San Quintin These roads will pass over and open up some of the best lands on the Pacific coast. I-JSKSOKAIiS. Cftrt Miller, of Mendocino City, poMod throach S. V.

recently. Ho ehvs. Joy's vegetable Snr- sararlJIa entirely curcu ms liver anu xianev irouDic. TnVf Ttnrrv. AnlRtnnf-.

RnnprlTitpndpnt Pull nnn Vn1nf flmmiiiiiY. ivhilft in Cfllifornic tmtninr riiri not snflhr with his UfUl.ll Sick headaches. He gave Joy's Vegetable rs inc preventing agent. John M. Cox lives at 7S5 Turk S.

F. Ila nscd to be afrflctcd yith Kirk headaches, lie bad oii'j attack the aay he coinmeiii-cd talcing Joy's Vegetable Sarsaparilla, but nono since nay oro none. C. A. Hushnell.

of the Murphy IUiildinsr. S. suSc-rcd with indisrestion and dyspepsia in ita wor.t form for ypnrs. till Jov'j. VeKCtablo Sarsaparilla came to Li rl'of.

H-uor rctoni2ient.s it to everybody similurly af- fiielcd. Dr. J. H. Jfasou, of No.

3.TSS Market 3. Tvhoo trouble was chfonis biliousness nays Of Jov'a VosMnblc arNiparil'a. tioii on Uo liver and" kidneys ia uoL-ideJ cud I ui tenuity iinprsvio. A. W.

is a wholesale fhoo mamifacln rer, at 7C Misfdru S. V. He saya," Joy's Voije table Paraaparillr. has n'-ven hira oaiira relit; his indigestion and dyspepsia." The New England excursion party numbered 7G, instead of 150 as publishod. They had and eng ioved the comforts of life.

A Pul- man vestibule tram, hotel car. cooks, and servants. Cash, brains and business were well represented The party were greatly surprised at our lovely summer weather lemons and oranges ripe and in bloom on the same trees in Yuma, January 26th. Notice For Publication. HOMZSTKAD NO.

1274. Lasd Oftich. at Tucson, Arizoxa. Januarv 9th 1S91. "ffntlno 1 horrhv aitn that thu following namca settler nas ninn notice oi ms inten o- tion to maks anal proof in support of his claim, Mid that said proof Mill be made before tho Clerk of the District Court at Yuuoa, Arizona, on 23, 1S91 viz: Benjamin F.

JIartloe of Yuma Arizona, fnr tlm Sfte. Tn R. "It. 23 W. TTo nnmpH t.h frillnw5iif witncsflfcs to provo liia continuous residence upon and -t i i (J.

1'. Towueond, ir. Li. lowing, Al, J. Nuecnt and C.

Horner, all of Yuma Arizona. 7-Gt IlEKBESir Brows, Kegistor. Hotica for Publication. HoacsTKlD. N.

582. XJxiTED States Laxd Office, Tucson, Arizona, January 16, 1891. Notice is borebr given that the following named settler has filod notice of his intention fco.mako final proof in aupporfr of hia claim, aud that said proof will be made before the Clerk of tho District Court at Yuma, Arizona, on Mtrch, 2oth 1S01, viz. Charles Landon of Mohawk Vullov, for theS. half of S.

half Sec. 24, Tp." 7 S. R. 1G W. He names the following witnesses to provo his continuous residence upon and cultivation of, eaid land, via: Robert Ben jamin F.

Magill. William H. TreichUrand Simeon W. laylor, all of Mohawk valley, Ariz. Herbert Bitoww.

9-6t Kociator. Eotioe for Publication. ltOMZ3TJJ9, SO, 571 Land Office xr Tucsox, Ap.iz. January 16, 1891. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final uroof in support of hia claim, and that autd proof will ha made be fore the Clerk of the District Court at Yuma, Arizona, on March 25, 1SS1, viz: Benjamin F.

Magill of Mohnwh Valley, for the JJ. of X. half Sec, 35, Tp. S. K.

16 W. He namea the following witnesses to prove ma continuous residence upon ana cultivation of, eaid land, viz: Charles Landon, Williaoi H. Treichler, Simeon W. laylor and Robert Gant, tul of Mohawk Valley, Ariz. 9-St Hekbkrt Brown, Register.

verses. Ukitsd States, Land OrrrcB, Los Angihles, al.f Jan.21,1891. Notice is hereby eiven that John Conch, sgent and attorney-in-fact for the Dahlonega Mining Company, whoso post-r office addresc is San Francisco, has this day hied an application for a patent for 1500 linaar feet of tho vein of tho Buena Vista Quartz mine, bearing gold, with surface ground GOO feet in width, sit uated in San Diego connty, California, and designated on the official plat eng rile in this tffics as lot No. 37 of T. 15 S.

R. 24 25., S. B. and described as follows (with mag netic variation 13J East). suavBr or look.

Beginning at post marked B. V. 1., from which the 4 Sec, corner betwson Sees. 5 and T. 15 R.

24 S. B. beare N. E. 7.firchs.

thence N. Mo W. 1500 ft. to post marked B. V.

2. SURVEY 07 IXTERIOK BOUNDARIES. Begining at post B. V. 2, before describ ed, thence N.

7Go S300 teet to poat B. V. 3. thncc S. 14 E.

loOO ft. to post B. V. 4, thence S. 76o W.

GOO ft to post B. V. 5, thence N. 14o V7 1500 ft to point in ravine from which a witness poet marked B. V.

6, W. is N. 7Go 5 diet, thence (from said point ravine) IS', bo iu dUO it to beginning, containing 20.uo acres. The location of this mine is recorded in the Recorder's office of San Diego county at San Diego. Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion oi sair.

jucna iaia wwe required to ale their ailversc claims wicn use Kegiater oi tne nuou ouues i.im iuvj Loa Angeles in the State of California, during the period of the publication hereof or they will bo barred by virtue of the pro visions of tie btatutc. 9-Gt II. bTAMitn, Register. A FULL LINE OF- RUGS AND CHEMICAL Regular and Patent Medicines Also a Seleot Liae of Stationcr-y V3tieI 4.T0ILET ARTICLES gg-NiGnT Bell Telephone P. COTTER, M.

Proprieto FXJLTOK ma 0 -MANUFACTURERS OF- QUAETZ MILL, MINING AND SAW MILL Engines and Boilers. Steam Pumps and Mill Tools, Barley Mills, Shafting, Boxes and Pulleys. Cor Chavez and Ash streets, Cal. alace Restaurant AND Family Bakery Tables are supplied with the Best the Market Affords Charley Young, MAIN STREET, YUMA, A. T.

New Meat Market Oustodio Ramirez. Tho Very Best Sirloin, Tenderloin, Porterhouse, Steaks, Pork, Yeal, Mutton, Sausages, Eggs, 'I'lso tfJIioicesl in ilie tlonsitry. Fresh Every D. y. IText Door to Kamirez Son's Store, LOTS.

Fi I Four tine lots in a corner block near the Hotel and Depot. LOTS 25 -FEET FRONT, 189 FEET DEEP. Price Enquire at M. Youtoy's Store. UMA EXCHAsMCS, MEEDEN, MAIN STREET, naar S.

P. X. X. Depot CiLoioo WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS both Fortiljfn and Duutetiu brands. NEATLY 3Pxir-n i raTxeca.

ill Ploozns tor accomodation of th public. EVERYTHING ia every rcijveit and POPULAR can mill honorably, by of MX. rounzrr nnd Iu Ihdr SJaiJBBy ownIi.rUti.,hr(,rtrvltvr..U.r-SaBWlBBa 9 oaerinilolIiKiork. 1,1 l.ara. We tlart vou.

Xo riH. Teu ran Vvc(e oar iparo mmietii, or all ymr ipir- to ilir wort. H'l brIusor.ilTtul ucrvr l.rrrr uiUcr. and racro Utr a tittle eti Wm ran iiruUa vou tha mi- rlorm.iit and (avrb v.m IltfK. srairu'tfla(n hr.

taV HI 1 ilillHIlft DEALERS IN GENERAT We wish to respectfully intorin the public that we arc daily receiving Li 1111 AND PKOYISIONS Our stock 13 fally assorted and well selected, consisting of DRY GOODS, FANCY GOCDS, 0:1 0 1 JJL IOL er LADIES' and GENT'S FURNISHING GOOD'S GENTS AND BOYS 5a Hardware WOODSW RS and W2LLOW-WARE. PISTOLS AND CARTBIDGES, Tobacco, Cigars, Foreign and Domes tic Wines and Liquors, Milwaukee' and St. Louis eer. The, continuous increase of our trade is sufficient guarantee that tho public ia fully convinced of our "fair and honest dealings. GOODS ARE DELIVERED AT DEPOT AND ALL PARTS OF THE TOWN FREE OF CHARGE.

CASHED eOODS OF ALL KINDS; DRIED andPRESER- VED FRUITS anil JELLIES, SOAPS, and CONFECTIONERY, to our stere we haveia-. irst-class Conducted by a No. 1 baker. Orders. promptly filled.

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