The Arizona sentinel., 1885-12-05
PERSONAL.

sGC. W. Scott has returned form his wis.
 it to Phenix.
 agMr. Jno. Gondolfo has returned from , San Francisco.
 asG. W. Norton has returned to the
 Mohawk valley.
 fgMr. Martin Roach and his family have moved to Adonde.
 fgMessrs Bateman and Reed arrived here on Tuesday last, from Lerdo.
 Es-Mr. A. G. Post has returned from San Diego, not much improved in health.
 syProf. McDonald is on the sick list Mrs. F. L. Ewing oficiates in his stead.
 ss-Mrs. Ed. Railton, and her two sons. of San Francisco, are visiting Maj G. w. Railton and family.
 fgMr Ed Carpenter brother to Harry Carpenter, is here on a visit. Ed. is one of the Prescott jolly boys.
 sgJ. Menasco, the efficient R. R. Yard master of Yuma, has moved into the house formerly occupied by c. V. Meeden.
 EgWm.. Hodges, who was the efficient clerk of the s. P. Hotel for the past two months, has returned from a trip to Los Angeles.
 EgAfr. Arthur Douglas one of the princi- vol o,,-nars oF +bo Do,,,,,os+ar Af;ro bo, ;,,e4 returned from business trip to San Diego, California.
 EgDr. E. A. Stanley, superintendent of the Stanley Mining Company, of Picacho, was in town on Tuesday attending the shipment of gold bullion.
 EJSheriff Hatch, of Tombstone, brought in three prisoners from Cochise-co., last Sunday, and lodged them in the prison Grand larceny is their crime.
 gEddie Baker, son of our honored and genial townsman, Charles Baker, took the first premium for writing and the second premium for arithmetic, at the November examination, at the St. Vincent College, Los Angeles.
 E5F. P. Sargent, formerly a resident of Yuma, but now the Grand Master of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Bremen, writes from his headquarters at Terra Haute, Indi- ana, that when his official year is ended he will return to Arizona.
 fs-Mr. Henry Shumaker, a former resi- dent of this village now engaged in business in Phenix, has displayed his appreciation of his old home paper by renewing his sub scription to the SENTINEL. Henry has many l friends here who will be pleased to learn that he is prospecting.
 E-Mr. Samuel Ross, of Santa Ana, Gala, | and his wife and mother, are here to spend l the winter, for their health, and are domi- ciled next door to Mir A.: Lorette's store. MT. R. is an old Californian, having assist ed materially in settling up that beautiful Santa Ana Valley. He is thoroughly posted on irrigation matters and will, no doubt, give our local enterprises some valuable in- formation.
 MT. E. B. Manning, the leading spirit in the largest California irrigating schemes, passed through Yuma on Monday last on his way to California. He was accompan- jed by a civil engineer, and they were re- turning from Agua Calienta, where they have located big canal which California company will construct. The head of the canal will be in Maricopa-co., but the land to be covered by this ditch all lies in this county on the north side of the Gila river, and will comprise many thousand acres. About two months since Mr. Manning made Yuma-co. visit, and while here he ex- pressed great confidence in the future of the .ruit culture in Yuma-co., and he has thus the sincerity of his remarks The Yuma SENTINEL puts us in mind that