The Arizona sentinel., 1886-04-17

"elSuS sCohe 1ulee' he IS pure oTel
 Irish American. sired by King Richard, imp } St. Bernard; dam, Queen Ann, thorough
 bred hlaok-and- tan; Sire's sire, Blue Dick
 imp. Spanish terrier, sired by Grey Eagle
 imp. Hambletonian; Dams Dam, Pinky
 imp. English Bull, dam, Flora Temple. imp
 Ayrshire. The pedigree is on record or
 page IA, POI of the Revised Edition. Regis
 tered No, B. We understand that the breed
 will be perpetuateG.
 Resolutions on the Death of A. C.
 Post.
 The following resolutions were passed by
 Yuma, Lodge No. 7, A. Q. U. ". on the death of their brother, Mir. A. c. Post: WHEREAS, It has please the Supreme Rul. CT of the Universe to remove from our midst our brother, Albert c. Post, and
 | Whereas, He was an exemplary and ac. tive member of our order, and an upright citizen. therefore be it
 ReSoIUed, That in the death of Albert G. Post we recognize the fact that there is lost to us brother dear to this Lodge, and one whose upright character and pure life crea- ted him bright example among his fellow men, and be it further
 RcsolUed, That the sympathy of this Lodge is rendered the bereaved family of our deceased brother, and that copies of l these resolutions be furnished his relatives At the regular annual meeting of the stockholders of the Mohawk Canal Compa- ny, held last Saturday night, the following directory was elected to serve the ensuing year: Frank Ewing, Dr. Taggart, Mir. 4. Blaizdale, A. G. Hubbard, M J. Nugent, A. Frank, and J. w. Darlington. The new board is composed of the most enterprising and wealthy citizens of Yuma-co, and who will give to the Company stability that it has not heretofore had, and by the we'll known business qualifications of its several individual members will establish a conf. dence that will assist wonderfully in the successful and speedy completion of the canal.
 The rock work on the new canal is pro- gressing rapidly. The Company have con- cluded to not let this work by contract and are employing men by the day to perform the labor. man who is skilled in this kind of work will arrive here this week from San Francisco to act as foreman of the woI- king force. The rock is 8 species of lime stone, is seamy 4nd breaks out in blocks weighing tons. It can be removed rapidly and cheaply. A large lot of new tools ar rived Sunday and were taken ont Monday. Florence Enterprise.
 Deputy Sheriff Werninser arrested Juan Majia alias Juan Duarte, on Tuesday morn ing, for murder committed in Los Angeles | three years ago. There was $500 reward | offered for his arrest and conviction. The | fellow has been around Yuma ever since he | has committed the crime, and was arrested | by Will Smith once before, but on account l of some defect in the description was turned | loose. Sheriff Gard. of Los Angeles, took | the prisoner in on Thursday morning.
 Messrs. Jos. J. Stein, and County Treas. urer Lorette have just compiled financial statement of the county from the year 1874 l until the present time. The statement shows the county debt, including interest, to be in round figures, $ll6, ,OOo; without interest, S72,000. The county expenditures last year were less than S, 7,0OO, and the receipts were SPA, 900, showing the county to be solvent
 fJDr. R. L. Rosson, of Phenix, the new ly appointed physician for the territorial penitentiary at Yuma, was in Tucson yes- terday. on his way to Tombstone. He drove one the finest tens to be found in southern Arizona and they were inspected at Conn's corral by large number of people who ad- mire something particularly fine in the way of horsehesh. Tucson Citizen.
 Mark Allen, of Wilcox, was, on Friday prosecuted, convicted and fael 3203, under the law passed by the last Legislature pro .iding that ever ranchnan shall haze oue D Ill to 9 cows. This is the first conviction under this law, --Epitaph.