The Arizona sentinel., 1886-06-05
PERSONAL.

town.
 rgMrs. NJ. Greenleaf has gone to the
 Coast to spend the summer.
 eTHon. Geo. NJ. Thurlow has gone to
 Los Angeles on a little paseo.
 sEMr Ed. Railton, purser on the steamer Mohave, has gone to the coas-.
 kEMr T. D. Mcleod is nov at Ehren. berg whither he we ent lsst week.
 EgMr J. H. Carpenter left Friday morning for Prescott, where he goes to at tend Court.
 fsMr r. Laumiester has retnruel from his Los Angeles trip and looks much i,n- pro, ed in health.
 SgMr. C. V. Meeden has returned from Benicil, Gala, where he placed his two old est boys in school.
 ssChief Engineer Reel of the Colony came up from shat place Wednesday and has gone to Pomona, Gala.
 ezyDr. Rosso1 has moved his family into the house, on Madison Avenue, formerly occupied by Capt. Polhamus
 E3Hon A. c Hubbard, of Clip, has gone to Signal to examine some valuable mining property in that viciai5y.
 AgMrs. Carolina Perez has gone to Los Angeles for her health which has been very poorly for the past fev months.
 ESMr.. Tyner, mother of Sheriff A. Tyner. has gone to Los Angeles. Gala, to spend the summer with her daughter.
 kFCapt Ingalls, has gone tn San Fran. cisco on business connected vith the agri- cultural and land interests of Yuma-co.
 sgMrs. Geo. ". Norton has some very fine ripe tomatoes in her garden as ''yIe edi- tor'' can testify We have had a mess of them.
 EgSupt. Thomas Gates lefs Wednesday morning for L5s Angeles. where he gees to purchase span of mules for the Territorial Prison.
 EgMr. Sam Drschman and family and Mrs. DonGlas Snyder, of Tucson, passed through Yuma yevterlay morning enroute for the Coass to spend the s1mme-
 sJadge Ira Mahhitt has returned from the Colony and sill be found i1 charge of the books at the store of Ir. John Gar s.olfo. Mr. Mahbitt is a man of extended experience ip t,iis capacity.
 tgHon. ? R Brady, Chairman of the Board of Prison Commissions, was in town Sunday, having stropel off oa his way to Los Angeles where he goes to purchase lot of brood mares fov his ranch il P:na.- O.
 sg Mir A. Meyes, one of the promoters of the Antelope valley canal is in town Mr. Moves says that the water will be running il the canal hy July lst. and is mach pleased with his investment in Yuma County.
 "sJJonney JuhP' So long an efficient guard at the prison. on last Monday receiv ed diploma with the SuPerinSea l=nt's sig nature to it. NJ, JIhl was one of the best guards at the prison, and we arc sorry to see him go.
 sSThe genial face of Capt. Jos Godfrey, 0; the Colorado Steam Navigation Company, has been seen bobing busily around on the streets lately and from the very pleas mt smile he wears on lis face; enc would i'm imagine that he had some designs on the voters this fall. Capt Godfrey is an old timer here and the people all known him.
 The line be5Seen Maricopa and Yavapai counties has been moved soath some ten miles b. the nex survey, cutting ont of this county some 6, 900 head of cattle, number of ranches and also number of valuable mines. among which are the famous ''Red Rover" or Dirty Rove" l. seems that somebody has made q most !Eb ely mis1ake in locating the county line on the north and It vii probably need to be again rGl before the matter is settled. The line just TO Y cuts out of this county upwaris of sl50, ,00o of taxable property, not to include the mines. This matter neeis looking after by cur Su- pervisors Pheaix Herald
 James 4. Smith re3lrnel NJ Mpalay from a weeks visit to the new strike near Aubrey landing on the Cobra 10 river. From him we learn that several men are at work talk. g out ore that will average bst three and four hand el ounces silver to the ton. Tae ledge is not nearly as large as at frs reported, bat is . good showing for q sur face prospect and should some development work be done on it may prove to be bo- hanza- The weather thee i3 vey / warn. the thermometer ranging from l0J to ll41 degrees il the shade. -Wallapai Tribune.
 Jos. J. Stein, Court Commissioner, has from Judge W. w. Porter to oren CJurt or II )n lay morning and ad- journ it from week to week ul6il eitae' himself or Judge Blrns, arcivies. Judge Porter says that he is So busy with Supreme Court matters that he has relIes5eI Jud ye BIrnes to c1,Se aai hD.d the tern of Colrt ln Ylma, and in all probabilities Judge Barnes will be here by the ljth to opel Court and impannel a grand jary.
 Mr. M. C. Nugel5, tle Assistant ,pec- intendent of the Prisol foc the last year, has beeA in charge for the past few lays daring Supt. Gates absence, to Los Angeles Mr. Nagsns ii c)n }. eat off cial fact that is evi feat as, altAolgl being