The Arizona sentinel., 1886-05-29
McHAVsK VALLEY MI:WS
'''By HAYSEED"

l
 Hogs do well in this valley and keep fa on the mass.
 The mesquit trees are loaded with bean and the crop will be exceedingly ! rse.
 Mir Cant has alfalfa one foot his yh, plan. ed in March It has not been irri gated.
 Judge G. A. Ripgwald, of Yum |, took trip down the valley as far as the sownsite and was much pleased.
 The deer and antelope have csmmencsc to come into the valley for water end quit number have already been seen.
 Mir. B. w. Estes, whose orcte rd is on, mile below the townsite, is erecting larg. shade to swing his hammock under.
 Mr. Mag, section boss at Aztec, wal struck by rattlesnake last week, but luck fly the fangs did not go through the skin
 The Apache Indians located ;lt Cassl, Dome, have moved down to this Valley to gather mesqait beans as soon as they are l ripe. Several parties who have ente re.l timber lands are all plo wing the tive acr es required by law. for the first years imrr) seneat o.l the land.
 The corn crop or Jesus Romer ,'s raneA IS looking very fine, some of the stu cks having five ears Onions, beans. barley ;lnd heat also very hue.
 Mir. Atchisoh Id Judge Brinle came up to see the valley last Thursday and returned on Friday. They express themselves very aatteringly as to the future of the valley.
 The digging of the canal goes on like clock work t-.elve teans bein $ constantly at work. The heavy work is r.o~ all com pleted, and the work progresss much wore rapidly.
 Arrivals ana Deoartuya from the Territorial Prison for tt, 0 Month of May.
 The following is a list of the prisoners re- ceived and discharged from the Territorial Prison for the month of May 1886: ARRIVAL.
 W. F. Lathrop, from Ca chise -co., con- victed of grand larceny, sentenced for 2 years, received May F, 1886. Lenuel Wilkerson, Grahnm-co., assualt with attempt to commit murder, 4 years; May 18th.
 c. P, McCiuen, Graham-cc.. manslaught- CT, years; May l9.
 Martin Balule, Graham-co., grand lar ceny, 2years; May 10.
 Aniseto Barral. Graham-co., grand lar ceny, year month, May. 10.
 Jesus Esquivel. Grahan-co.. grand lar ceny, year month; May l9.
 Juan Urquijo, Graham-co., grand larceny. year month; May Is.
 Marine Soils, Graham-co., assualt with deadly, weapon, years May l9. Jesus Perez, Graham-co., assault with at tempt to commit murder, ? years; May l9.
 Albino Villa, Graham-co.. manslaughter, years; May l9.
 Tioflo Baca, Graham CO, miifder in 2nd degree, 25 years; May l9.
 DISCHARGED
 R. Flores, Graham-co., served years for grand larceny discharged May 3, 1886.
 A. Ortega. Glaham-co., years for at. tempt to commit rape. discharged May sth.
 L. Garnez, A. Ma. Gonsiles, and P. Perez, U. S. prisoners from Maricopa co, 6 months and fine for selling liquor to In. dians, discharged May l4th.
 E. M. Ramirez, Pinal-co., years, pard. oned May 4th; served since October 1884.
 Judge Barnes and wife and Mrs. Martin, their daughter. and Mrs. Douglass. Snyder W ho spent few days in Yuma last week, and lett here much pleased with the town and climate. They are sociable and elegant people and it is to be hoped that they will pay Yuma visit often. With the influence of such well known people Yuma may look forward to becoming a winter resort, as especially. Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Snyder can testify to the improved condition of their health during their short stay. The roof of the back room of the SENTr. | MEL cfice fell in yesterday and destroyed one rack of type and doing considerable damage, but not withstanding we arc still : to do job work on short notice Peter Shall, the genial and efficient car nenter OO the Steampr Nohava uras sao,, o,, | our street this week.