The Arizona sentinel., 1889-01-19

Mr. Frank Sargent, the Grand Master of the Order of Locomotive Bremen, visited Yuma on his way
 Enst i few days ago. Mr. Sargent
 was formerly resident of this place
 and his many friends gave him a
 hearty welcome to his former home
 Although now living long distance
 from the ''soon to-be" metropolis oi
 Arizona, Frank Sargent has not for
 gotten Yuma and his former asso-
 ciates. He is a Past Master of Yuma
 Lo lge No. z, A. 0. U. w., and ia
 stilI member of that sterling organi- zatios. Tie Locomotive Fireman are , f5rtu nate tc have as chiefta'n D n n "f s1ch prominence. abilty, good judgment and unquasticned integrity as Frank Sargent.
 Mv. Jgmes Cushenhrrry arrived here on Monday with a party of cap- italists from Kansas City, Mo, for the purpose of examining some gold mines about fifteen mIles north of town Ill tiiis county. The party If for the mines on Tuesday afternoon. The following are the names of the gentl-men: J. B. Lawrence, manag- ing editor of the Kansas City Jour nal; W. C. Gates, M. E.; c. E. WI son, Edwin Walters and James Cush- "nberry. They are solid and pron'i nent business men of Kansas City, and their becoming interested in Yu ma county will prove of great advan t .e to this section.
 The eclipse of the moon on Wednes- day night was viewed by many of our citizens. About 9:30 p. m. three quarters of the moons face was covered and through the unnatural darkness the stars shone with unusu | br'illisncy. Several of our local as tronomers were out taking ohserva tions and were more than delighted with their success. The eclipse con tinued until I2:30 a. m. The Indians became very excited, but were not so badly frightened as they were last July, when total eclipse of the moon took place.
 Pat Rowan, the we'll known section boss of the Southern Pacific Company, had his right foet severely hurt or Monday morning by the explosion of a torpedo on the track. Mr. Rowan was on hand car on his way to 8 re ported washout when a torpedo was passed over by the car, the explosion causing five pieces of the zinc cover ing to enter Rowan's foot. He imme diate v came to town and had his wounds attended to. No serious re suits are anticipated.
 The Journal neglected to notice the departure for Yuma, Arizona, of D. D. Reavls, which occprred about ten days ago. Prior to his leaving, the young people assembled at the family residence and gave him quite a sub stantiol token of friendship. Dave has gone to cast hIs fortune with the peopl" of Arizona, and the Journal heartily wishes him success. The young people of this clty regret his Falls City (Neb. Journal.
 Captain J w. Marshall and fam ,ly, late of Omaha, Neb., have located It Tempe Captain Marshall is one of natures own noblenen," a thor ough business man, a progressive citi zen and 8 true friend. The SENTINEL wishes to inform is friends in Mari copa county that they are lucky in securing Captain Marshall as set tier.
 E. Martinez and associatese have re turned from the so-call,ed placers near the Cocopah mountains in Lower Cal ifornia. Mir. Martinez says that Uher" s nothing in the report and that the camp will never amount to anything.
 J. Stean, of Mohawk valley, was here on Monday a tending to land entry on the great Mohawk canal.