The Arizona sentinel., 1888-02-18


 a,..ea .ei ,,n Eriia! n's ne woman
 chi..irea were frantic .d their visitor.
 thst they had searcucd high and low fo Itheir in.,sh.- but coLii ti ,l no trace of her. H,.srs. P5seI .iAl tri?p' ilc1 started ioa 70 aee f rneS c0uld i.d the a,i ,slna
 xa.l ii.y >1Dn i,Ind .lv. ,raii and al', SAY tae srl:ks of Some wild animals tina;
 wee following her. At reg,ilar intervals tn. woman seemed to nave knelt III t.l,
 sand sad vita oue finger of eacd hand drs .
 circles in tiIe road For sscen mics they folio we'd the trail 'rhen it was lost in q
 taicx gro vth ot h, r., llilla and arro"
 weei. Az taa gentlemen eere returning
 ileJ met M ;. a;, ,uerias son Tao state'
 S' st tnaJ -i .l,s scei.eI d message b. ia iIin ,neSSenSer, Ias al. 'a0vIer vas a; ! Ler,t so.ne 4J miles distant s,ere she ar ! .irei :4 slpn'. after leaving her home. Tas | >ad news as a.so seat :hlo sre vas in sane
 and had to be closely ai,..eL MeSsrs Trir. pelAnd PoA ell are [: be compiimsn.ed tof
 their energetic and kIaIly action ln the
 natter.
 |; l: n'jio T recl o1e # :ie colvi:ts N'io
 took at in tie ou, break at tae pe"iten-
 Iiary last October, was discharged from pri.
 sDn on Saturday his time having ex, ire .. l Immediately after being liberated he q. crested 1y Shertf u. J Nugent and had
 .:. cx.'ailatIoI before Judge c. A Ri. l vjiI A:sorae, Knight prosecuted the prise
 fer and Hra S".ni. Pdriy for the def-ns'. he defendant was held to appear before
 -ile next Gtaad Jary charged with fecny
 q "ha arisg male ar attempt to escape from | the Territorial PriSou."
 Mr. John q ,ndolf had an adventure the l lther day o"er whica he d.es not seem in- ,iinel to langa. H. gas aboard g car pur. ,a.ing some 1"st.- hen the train pulie at fr California 4r. Gaudolfo mad. '.;n~eli hear.i; the t"aln stopped as he sup' }osed to let hin of He stepped down a., - 8 moment more the train steamed hack to Ya.na leaving Nr 'iandolfo four miles fro~, 2ne; Ie sas quite irei yhea he reached .iai1 street.
 The following are tho names of the off e-s of Yuma L.,1ga No. l3S United Oraer i Fl .:nr
 J II Tsrglrt, ? P;F:C. Hs,vkin-, P ,. t'. ro.. nsend. " P: Chas Levy, Sec. Frank, Treasurer; Fred Fredley, Cap 7ii; leo. Dake, Conductor; Chas. V. Con
 c, C.; Jno. Jhhl. 9 q; Trustees: A
 E. DeGorze; 0aofre D.aiel and 4. Bos 'nng.
 Geo. B Otis of Ere sno County visiteH rhe Territorial Prison on Tuesday aud say
 t is o1e of the neatest and best conducted 'r'sons ne eyer ga v; he condiments Super.
 ntuE'lent Gates and Assistant Superipten
 '@nt Rahau, on their management and the
 sr,i order "A hich prevails.
 dere was so'Re excitement the othe'
 '.lt aS we'll kn, yn hotel in town; it ws U
 ssioue h,' an angry woman who claiuled ,.iat some i.an vas hidden under her bed 3 search yas male brt the miscrsant had disappeared leaving behind hiu Li. hat sp' skoes. I
 A short time since . Pspago fadisr troGght into ts~A Sbnat thre. pounds { ne richest ef gold quartz He claimed t ave taksa it from . ledge near die Cit and Irsnissi so guide party to .hs place hat he dis . cared aai hss not been see
 nee.
 Mir. Klo.lss 8 travelling temperance
 cturer, delivered an address on Sunday
 st before large aadience. The lecture vas deli cred in very poor style and the ,peaker seemed 70 be in pain, as each ser- tence vas emphasized by his jerky n..nae- If enunci3,tion.
 F. H. Woodwork promiuen. capitals ,' S.. .Dlis was in town oh " tuesday. lr. " .od worth is heavily interested il he SoItl Gila canal company; he think Yn,na has grand futule and ikes tb~ town rery much.
 A nnnrber cf the yonng gentlemen of this i;lage aue desirious of organizing an a. nateur string hand. All who desire to assist n such an organization are requested to call ,n Mr. Alfred Trippel or M:. Jas Powell.
 Probate Judge C. H. B inlev is engaged today hearing the case of Juan EsqGer vs Frank Vomocil; Esquer ss lesee of the Cte- 14land mine wants Vomocil removed frou the claim which the litter has relocated.
 Numerous com rlaints have been made ately that petty thlsves are nightly pifer ng unsGspecting salooA nen and others. l. ' oald be well for those interested to tral one of the "sHoothies" aadIet them ,njo, 4s benefits hestov cd by the Penal Code.
 Geo. V. Norton the pushing contractor f the Mohawk canal was il town few lays since. Mir. Norton think. that ne vii ,e able to turn the water in tne canal ly he tenth day of March.
 Robert NJ: Pnersou and O. F. Thornton he South dila canal company aere in toAr n Tuesday. The Toltec Is the ''big" canal which will irrigate thousaads of acre. c. and in Yuma County.
 There is movement sn foot to build . arge aotel on the summit of the high hlI, ne nsf mile N,rsI of to vn. TIs site IS 'eaatifnl ole and the encerarise will prove