The Arizona sentinel., 1885-03-14

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 Jochise county has been transferred t
 the First Judicial District.
 Act requiring County officers to resid,
 in the County Seat is a law.
 Gualapai Smith, is again upon tbt
 streets after several days of illness.
 Born to MT. and Mrs. Freeson Neahr
 daughter, March 14 1885.
 Hon. J. w. Darlington, will return tc
 Yuma from the Capital either the 1Stt
 or 18th instant.
 The SENTINEL, has increased nearly one
 hundred and fifty in circulation durin 2 the last two months.
 A Territorial Prison inmate by the name of Daniel Killiland, died on Satur- day, the 7th instant.
 Joaquin Olseta and Francisco Quijada were married in this place on last Mon- day, the 9th instant.
 Hon. Thomas Fitch lectured at Prescott on the Invisible Police" on the 9th ins- tant. The Old Man Orator, improves with age.
 G. W. Flowers, J. B. Comstock' and B. F. Flether, of San Diego, passed through tEis place Monday on their way to Sonora OF a mining venture.
 Pat. Hamilton has been appointed Commissioner of Emmigration for the Territory of Arizona. This office was created by the recent Legislature.
 Arizona cattle still continue to supply the California beef market. Some eigh- teen cars laden with cattle for the above named market, passed this place last Wednesday.
 Capt. F. s. Ingalls,, of the Territorial Prison, returned one day this week from his protracted visit at Prescott. The Captains friends are glad to see him back, and looking so well.
 We are sorry to hear that the Tomb stone Epitaph," one among the oldest papers in Tombstone, has suspended. The "Record,h the Democratic paper still lives and apparently hourishes.
 The following named persons were nominated by Gov. Tritle and confirmed Prison Commissioners by the Council: A. e. Hubbard, of Yuma, E. G. Gage, of Cochise, and W. c. Davis of Pima.
 Elsewhere we publish some interesting | reading in the shape of Proposals for furnishing sundry suppl lies to the Terri torial Prison f,r the fiscal year commen- cing July 1st, 1885, and ending June SOth, ISS6."
 The Encenada Mexican mutineers caught by Sub -Prefecto Villagrana of Low CT California, near Yuma, were transpor- ted to Guaymas where four Of the leaders were shot, and the rest sent to the Peni- tentiary for life.
 Capt. Godfrey's beaming countenance can be seen again upon our streets. He from his trip to the California Metropolis last Monday. By the way, he is no longer connected with the Colorado Steam Navigation Company.
 A full account of the capture of .Melen- lez by Sheriff Gard, of Los Angeles, ap- pears on the 1st page of this paper. Mclendez was one of the Encenada nutineers, who escaped with Lopez, the leader of the outbreak.
 Hon. G. W. Nortou's article on the Mo- hawk Valley Irrigating Canal Project, is again, unavoidably, crowded out this week. It is good article, one of the kind that will keep, and it will be good 'eading at anytime.
 The bill to appropriate ten thousand dollars (S1O,OOO) to build the Gila levee 1t Yuma has passed both Houses of the Territorial Legislature and is now the aw. Read another notice of this impor- ant measure elsewhere in this paper.
 Our very interesting visit with Capt. D. N. Nc Donald at the Fort, one day this week, will receive the attention due 1t, in our next issue. The crowded con- dition of our columns this week compels us to defer this important local item.
 G. W. Norton left last Thursday for Section House to meet a num- Der of gentlemen who are interested in he Mohawk Valley and Irrigating Canal scheme. It is thought that the excayat- ng for the canal will begin in the near future.
 Frank Hatch, of Phenix, W. M. Stewart, 'f Wilcox, and Doctor o. Lincoln, of Pres cott, have been appointed ana confirmed ,On m eli af |