The Arizona sentinel., 1886-07-03
PERSONAL.

sgMel Greenleaf and family have return
 ed from the coast.
 FySheriff Tyner has gone to Maricop;
 County on official business
 sTCapt. I'D. Macleod has gone to Gas
 tie Dome where he will open and work som'
 valuable mines in that district.
 EgCapt. Jos. Godfrey has returned iron
 Santa Monica, where he has been for tht
 past month. His family remained. egJohn Markle has returned from Santa
 Monica. He looks much improved in health and will resume his position at the Prison.
 egCapt. Polhamus will leave on Tuesday next for San Diego where he goes to attend court as a witness in the bridge burning case.
 sgHon. A. G. Hubbard, member of the Board of Prison Commissioners, is down from Clip and will remain until the meeting of the Board which commences next Mon- day.
 kJJudge Ira Mabbitt is doing double duty acting as book keeper for both the railroad store and Gandolfos mercantile establishment The Judge is rustler and one of the best merchantile men in the Ter ritory.
 fSJohuny Juhl has taken the contract to run the mail between Ehrenberg and Signal for the next four years. He purchased Walt. Millar's outfit and has gone to the scene of his duties. We wish Mir. Juhl success in his new occupation, and knowing him to be a man who will do his duty we have no doubt but what he will have it.
 ss'Sheriff Mulvennon, of Prescott arrived in town Wednesday morning, bringing with him two prisoners for the Prison, Ricardo Martinez, larceny, for three years, and George Kay, murder in the second degree, for sixteen years. The case of Kay has been appealed, and his partner R. H. Farley, was acquitted of complicity in the matter.
 A Clip Sensation.
 The 18th, day of June will long be re- membered by the good people of Clip. Just as the bright sun light began to gild the dark -hued hills, it was discovered that the favorite daughter of a resident of Clip, had Speculation as to the cause soon ceased. It was well known in the village that the young lady had an ardent admirer who was suitor for her hand, but the charming girls father said nay. During the day the gay and festive Don Juan ap- peared in the streets of the Village mounted on magnificent snow-white charger. He was questioned as to the whereabouts of the missing girl, but gave only evasive replies, to convey the impression that it was his concern and not that of the ques- tioners. The irate father afoot and excited brother on horseback, soon appeared on the scene, and demanded of the gallant where the fair girl was secreted; but of no avail, only a shrug of the shoulders and luien sabe in reply. The father excitedly swore at Don Juan, but the brother brought his trusty gun to his shoulder and emptied both barrels at the erst while smiling beau, filling his face with small brid-shot. Don Juan pluckily pulled his revolver and began pumping lead very lively with no effect ex- ,ept of clearing the street Of all spectators. excited brother and angry father included. Jlancing around over the abandoned battle ield like victorious general, he slowly ode away. During the day messages were eceived to and from the runaway damsel 1 lsking for forgiveness and after much cor espondenee and concilatory talk of mutual riends, the young couple were bidden home. About the time of day that the ovely sunset tinges the mountain- side nd swift-fowing river, with radiance of olor that has the brightness and beauty of mother world, Judge Isaac Levy was alled in to tie the nuptial knot. The snow Thite feecy clouds floating along beneath he azure sky became pink and golden as he marriage ceremony progressed true in icators of joy and has spiness, when two ersons are united whose hope and love are ne |