The Arizona sentinel., 1889-06-29

s,.r sacrifice tu the new law concerning c1L' ceaiei weapo. he was ined S2j and hls re> oliver contccated.
 David Ba!sx srri, ed here from Phoenix ou Tnurstlay, and the follo~ing day ret"rlled home Mir. Balsz has purchased j. M. Mo' linci's cattle, which are on the range neal here.
 Sam Gillesrie aud Dick Potter are doiRe ..land office business" and they are d. serving of it. Their Sunday dinners arc simply splendid, and eontinue to be vel pa:rcni@ed.
 Corps Lana Bay;ct;a reports decisions al Washington in case of J. ". Walker again Nellie E. Rosson in favor If the forne Juan Merago against George E. MeKitrief, in favor of the latter.
 Robe.t Stcen, exSherif' Of MOhave cou ty. is missing lie was visiting frienes Ill San Francisco, and suddenly diiappear''' ; Captain Lees, of tue police force, t-inAS he has gone to Washing on.
 The horse race which will he run ju!y ] l4.h on the Yuma race track "ill he an e& ci,,rr affair. A large amount of money has i ieeu bet on the race, and, as the day grows raarer, the betting continues to Increase.
 I. c. Morslani, general superintendent of the St. Louis Placer Mining Ccmpap! ras in town on T4esday. He reports She placers az opening up in good shape ahd that a large bedy of gravel has been AS.lek whi. h .ans 8 to the cubic yard.
 On Sunday and Monday last great deal of excitement vas occas;oaed by the run n;oy cf races, and daring attempt to c5r' su,,e all the x wase,n.eions in tiIis part oi the e ,ua.r:; the horse races were success but thousands of suadi!ias still lie ripenihg ia our losely sunlight.
 The fol:o&ing prisoners are expecte1 at the territorial prison daring the week from Yavspai county: F. q. Gregory, forgery. wears; james Staples, grand larceny, I years; l.. W. Reyes, manslaughier, ear; D. Hars ivk' ". Stiren, and J. Hal ford, nigh ; ay robbery, each 2J years.
 The people of Ylma have reason to con- eratul4te themselves upon having just and intelligent Magistrate, Judge La Maboe'', w no administers the law with reason a"d 6rnness. The constabie of this precinct, T. D Lockwood is also d worthy al1 cafaIit iii ger. who is a.says ready ani not afraid to do his ddty.
 Drocrn making at the Territorial prison after sGos5 trial, mas becaTe great Sue cess. W'ish tue inachinery TOW on hand si' men are c. king and turning four dozel hroorat daily; .ey a.e better brooms thar nov offered for sale in Arizona. and in ; : short tine +he r';son will be able to supply the entire TerIisory ita f.'st-class brooms, ! 1ggb Qn:a., who has bee. division road master at t,is point for the rast thre; years, hss 6. his o-rn request been trans fsrrel to the Cotton division Of the So1GuerI scifc. Mr. Qninn, during his stay al l fuus, malo great mapy "arm friends ho sincerely regret his departure and hot' that his neT position will prove piessan and profitable .o Gim.
 Ihe gro1? of gold ininas owned by Eirnn w. B,aisdell il jhs Cargo Nj 'chaco iistric are Icing actively worked. A ten-s:-ms u1ill is being bli:t as the mines. asd. it i stid, "ill he ih ful operation by the hi idi' o: August The mil. and ines ~iii b' S., ,ualied wi:n water from tue Colorad. ri,er, which is nine miles di.taat. Tb, ,ipe mas already atri, ed at Hae.on's raurh wasts ;he punrrg ~orks are bcia. eTccse" T4e water. wi be pampel uo deigi. / O. fear hanared feet, and "iii be S. fl efcnt to rua sn eighty stamp mil, l necessary.
 Two Ypma squaws hal lively fight : i ,orrle of days ago on S. ;onl stiest. The! discarded the brig'st eolored wrapper which they usnal,y wear across theI shoalders. tied thetr hAi' firmly in a l.oq So as to o6tain q good aoli, and ~ish cov de!il.era ion and no back talk placed tA
 right hand ia eaca others hlir ani com mencei pulling. with n gentle sHayin move leut, which r4pii!y grew faster meaa hi!e the ieit hands were ac:i ely ca g,gel s3:a.ehilg ald punching A larg Tn lmber of bucks anl s4uiws silently bu i i terestelly viewed the figh5. Tle con bataa.s fought isrec!y flily talf an hol
 w.taoit word, gaoal or expression of an, kind. not ceasihs for A moneas the hi,ir j pa;'ing axer iSs. until an offer came D, d se2ara 5el tham. Tne squs*s appe4re: ba. little hu '-. ali tas;r black eyes wer' a,,ning si5l hasrel F'pn I;.l.ans pre-. ] eat It tl, Ggi; i5 wAs ieAclel that th, case ct the % was th, old story-j .a,. vusy.
 EGother SoiiIsr Gone.
 Captain FreGerick ". Smith. one of tn i first settlers in the MohnW k valley, died las ! Saturday Q, eaiqr at & 0 clock, after a sh1r