The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1889-04-06

Hon. Geo W. Norton of Mohawk valley
was in town few days ago. He informs
us that d meeting of the settlers will be held
tomorrow night for the purpose of petition
ing the supervisors to open county road
through the valley, and also to declare the
Mohawk, ga no-fence district" under the
, provisions of the new law. The meeting
will be held at Mr.. L. Klenk's residence.
Manuela Fimbres and Juan Enriquez OF
Tucson were convicted of murder and were
brought down to the penitentiary by sheriff
Shaw, OH Saturday last The prisoners
killed wealthy Cinnamon last December,
after which Enriquez fed to Sonora, but was
a short time afterward captured; he is SEN
fenced to thirty years imprisonment and the
woman to fifteen years.
The Rena Marsells theatrical? company
which attempted presentation of "The
Farmers Daughter and "Pecks Bad Boy
in the A. O. U. w. Hall last Monday night
proved sickly fizzle in every acception of
the term. Such companies as this disgrace
the name of the profession they so outrage
olsly misrepresent We trust that We have
seen the last of such outfits.
We congratulate Graham county upon the
| le appearance Of the Clifton Clarion, under
the able management of w. w. Jones' The
Clarion was compelled to suspend publica-
ton several months since, but now once
more makes its bow arrayed in a new dress
of type and brimful of interesting reading
matter. May its shadow never grow less
Captain Z. " Meeden has returned from
San Fracisco where he placed his son Char
ley at school.
An operaretta is being written by
two well known gentlemen of Mohawk
valley; one is successful writer and
will supply the IbrettO, whilst the
other, talented musician, will write
the music The plot is taken from
one of the most romantic legends of
the Ca lie Dome Apache tribe. The
scenes will be confined entirely to
southern Arizona and some marvellous
tableaux vivants will be presented. |
The operettt when finished will be sent
to New York city TO Will known
theatrical manager.
A rumor is current on the streets |
today of the discovery of very rich |
placer ground, in the Laguna gold |
camp fifteen miles from hare. A
thorough investigation of the matter
will be made at once and publicity
given as soon as possible as to the
truth or falsity of the report.
Capt. F. S. ingalls, the popular
chairman of the board of supervisors
of Yuma county, left for Phoenix yes
terday to attend the meeting of the
legislature. Captain Ingalls, had the
honor of being elected chief clerk OF
the house, by unanimous vote.
Hon. ThomGs Ia leck W 70 has hem
attending Che meeting of the board OF
prison commissioners during the week
expects to leave for Mohave county al
AN early day.
The appearance on the streets on
Saturday evening last of two mission
aries, preaching and singing, astonish
ed thenatives.
Mrs. S. Heaton the proprietor of
the Bowie hotel, passed through Yuma
on her way to San Francisco Thurs
day morning
Judge H. n. Alexander has Just
tinish d building a splendid residence,
one of the most elegant in the city of
Phoenix.
Sam Gillespie's Sunday dinners are
becoming a great attraction Of the s.
P. hoCel and are we'll patronized.
Deputy sheriff Frank Wells left for
the Harqua Hala mines Wednesday,
on official business.
Attendance at the public school
continues good and the pupils are all
doing we'll in their studies.
The railroad pay car stopped over
here few days ago and distributed
considerable coin.
NJ. Eads and family of Pomona are
amongst the late arrivals in the Mo
hawk valley.
Robt. Chapple was down from Tacna
last Sunday and the following day left
for Pomona,
Mrs. S. F. Black and mother left
for San BuenavNntura on Wednesday
morning.
Col "Toppy" johnson, the well
known mining operator, is in town on
a visit
Colonel James Neahr arrived in
town from Tucson yesterday.
David Balsz left for his home in
Phoenix yesterday.
Mrs, ]. P. levin was in town yester-
day, on visit.
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