The Arizona sentinel., 1889-01-12

Only three civil cases this term.
 RJ. Fraijo was in town yesterday,
 Be sure and attend church tomorrow.
 No births, deaths or marriages this week. Judge W. W. Porter is not enjoying good health.
 The Board of Supervisors will meet Jan uary 30th.
 J. ". Darlington returned from Califor- nia yesterday.
 Cole Saunders and wife were in town a few days ago.
 Recorder Avila is kept busy recording mining notices.
 The rush to the Mohawk valley contin- ues unabated.
 The legislators elect will leave for Pres colt next week.
 Mrs. c. ". Norton has returned from Martinez, California.
 Hon. c. c. Stephens, of Los Angeles, was here few days ago.
 Yuma county's gold mines are attracting the attention of thousands
 The supervisors sent out "road viewer ; yesterday towards Ellsworth district,
 Judge Geo. Knight acted as special dis trict attorney during this term of ooart.
 Coi. Jas. Nj. Barney, the well kncwn and pornizr Arizonan. died in New Y:rk few dsys ego,
 Captain P. NJ. Fisher, former resident of Yuma county, died st Prescott last week. Wyatt Earp passed through Yuma sev- eral days since on his way to the gold strike.
 Hon. Isaac Lyons many friends were glad to see him and gave him royal wei come.
 The county of Yuma shorld build a bridge across the Gila; it is needed vel Y much
 H. White, 8 prominent wine grower of Souoma county, Cal, is & guest of the S. P. Botel.
 Governor C. Meyer Zllick has appointed George W. Tubbs notary public of Yuma county.
 Judge ". ". Porter arrived here on Wednesday to hold court, which began the following day.
 Hc7. Selim Franklin. of Tucson. wss in town during the week on his way to the Mohawk valley.
 Dan Dewis. who claims 10 be inse-estcd in the Centennial gold strike, left for En- renberg yesterday.
 Hon. Geo. H. Stevens will ha elected +o the legislature to-day at special election held iu Graham county.
 George W. Norton got heck from Califor. ria several days ago and left irnn,ediatelv for his ranch in the Mohawk valley.
 Judge c. H. Brinley. clerk of the dist~i.t court, was kept very husv fora few days this week, attending to court matters.
 Captain F. s. Ingalls,. who hes many friends throughout the T4rr;to-v. ras elected chairman of the new Board of Su- pervisors.
 Seven deaths at the penitentisrv in two years. Four killed in attempting to es- cape: one suicide: one by an accident, and one from heart disease
 Judge Isaac Lsvv's nav b.;Iling ~- Main street. is rapidly approaching coi,,- pletion. and an ornament te the town Judge Levy believes in Yuma's future. A big mouthed negro wits a very s-oal! banjo attempted to entertain visitors in a saloon here yesterday; but he -as q failure: the mouth was too large for the banjo.
 "Every cane vou ring Is vorrs, fnecn rings for qnarter," was what greeted ehA ears of passers-by on Main street Thrrsdav. And the cane men did land office basi- ness.
 The San Francisco Ern,niner published very we'll written snd interesting article descriptive of the Haru-a Hala mines Q Few days ago. The article is from the tacile pen of our townsman, Hon. E. J. Trippel
 The repairing of the road from Yn,.la 4o the Centennial gold mines will be star.el next week, and will be the rneans of b irc- ling great deal of trade to this town. The Yuma road needs but little wo-k to nut ie in thorough repair and is the best way to % 10 Sbe mines