The Arizona sentinel., 1886-01-02
PERSONAL.


 ETProf. MeDonald has invested in Mo : hawk, and taken up land.
 D EsMrs. Henry Godfrey, mother of Capt D Godfrey, has returned to Yuma.
 sgH. H. Douglas. of the Paymaster Min
 ing CO, spent New Years in town.
 EgMiss M E. Post attended the weddin.
 of Miss Polhamus, at Wilmington, Gala, or
 the 3lst ut.
 . EyMr Sam Taylor, the affable purser O
 the steamer Gila, has returned from his trir to the Gin side"
 kyMrs. Jacob Goodcell and her daughter
 Miss Dora, of Tucson, are guests of Mir. and
 Mrs Samuel Purdy.
 nJHon. Sam1 Purdy took in the old
 pioneers meeting, at Tucson, this week, and
 reports a good time.
 sTEngineer Reed, of the Lerdo Colony, arrived from the Coast Thursday night, and
 has gone down to Lerdo.
 kgCol Pierson, U. S. Indian Inspector is in town. He will go up the river tomor- row to inspect agencies.
 sgCap. I. Polhamus, and his family, have just returned from Wilmington, Gala, where they have been attending the we'd ding of their daughter Elizabeth.
 sgJesus Daniel and R. J. Fraijo will re- l &,,,- 40 a& both renewed their subscription to the old reliable, which shows them to business men that will succeed.
 syMr. George Knight, old time Yumaite and an attorney-at-law. has returned to Yu- ma to locate. He has been for some time at his "old Kentucky home" He received a commission as notary public.
 fEMr R. Klink, of Sacramento, is paying Yuma business visit. He is here looking at the Mohawk valley, where he is interest ed. This is his first trip to the valley and he says it far exceeds his expectations.
 fBH. B. Maxon, superintendent of the Townsite Min ny Co.,, of Tombstone, and Black Rock and Pacific, in Silver District, is in town and will take the steamer tomor- row for the eompany's mines up the river.
 EBH. c. Ewing, of Sacramento, brother of our esteemable townsman Mir F. T. Ew- ing, is in the city, taking look at Mohawk Valley. Mir. Ewing represents large capi- tai some of which will undoubtedly be in- vested in Mohawk Canal stock.
 tgWm. H. Wetherill, an old timer in the Poormans's mining district, and who is well l knowi. in Yuma, has embarked in business | at l64l Mission-st., San Francisco, as a | dealer in choice family groceries. His friends here wish him much success.
 tgMr. G. Ginocchio and wife, of San Francisco, is spending few weeks here enjoying the solubrious weather. We un- derstand that Mr. G. is here also for the purpose of looking into the land grant south of town, and in connection with postmaster Townsend and other citizens, will endeavor to have it restored to the public domain.
 frMessrs. Gill and Roudebush, of the Cargo Muchacho mines, was in the city on Wednesday, and made the SENTINEL very pleasant call, and were enrolled on our sub- scription books. These gentlemen are in- vesting large amount of money in this district and the future prospect of their mines are very iattering.
 lst Lieut.. NJ. J. Jenkins, 4th Cavalry, who was stationed here for time, having rendered his resignation as an officer of the army is ordered to proceed to Fort McDo- well for the purpose of preparing for trans fer to the proper officer, the public property 'or which he was responsible while in com nand-of Troop of his regiment.
 The Marquis of Lorne, Col. Ingersoll Millionaries Astor and Carnegie, an Irish Member of Parliament elect. John Boyle { Reilly, Cassius NJ. Clay, Sir John Mac ( Donald, and Frank B. Sanborn have in the january number of the North American Review, interesting articles. We have received tho prospectus and by- avs of the Arizona Copper Mining com- l any, corporation recently organized to york the copper properties in the Harcuava nountains, Yuma county, owned by D. c. Hing and others, of this city. The Gener- S otfice of the company is at 40 Market sreet St. Louis with branch in Toronto, q ntario. The officers of the company are, c ). C. Kling, Of Phenix, president; c. A. chanke, of St. Louis, secretary; J. J. Veicher, of Toronto, vice president and 1, Gazette. :. MARRIED. At the residence of Capt. A. f olhamus, at Wilmington, Cal, by the . lev. C. $. Linsley, on December 3lst., SS5, MT. Frank H. Oswald, of San Pedro, Il ala, to Miss Elizabeth A. Polhamus, of una, Arizona. No cards. '. Miss Polhamus is one of Yuma's fairest u aughters and her many friends here will be l' lad to learn that she has made happy un- t n. We extend our heartiest congratula- S ons to the happy pair t We received copy of the San Bernar- . mo Morning Hour, with our old time bro- Ter and neighbor editor, A. E. Fay, at the elm. Mir. A. E. Fay is thorough and 'nsistent democrat, is a good writer and honorable man, and the people of m Bernardino can congratulate themsel- $ on his acquisition to that future crreat