The Arizona sentinel., 1889-02-23

| 9th, gives an interesting account oi
his visit ana reports that the member
ship in this jurisdiction has nearly
doubled in the last two years. The
following officers were elected by the
Grand Lodge:
Grand Master Workman, L. III.
Spillker of Leadville.
Grand Foreman, w. w. Wright Of
Denver
Grand Overseer, c. II. Sporleader
of Las Vegas, n. NJ.
Grand Recorder, W. L. Boyd OF
Denver.
Grand Receiver, J. c. ShattOck of
Denver
Grand GUIDE, J. J. Sweeney, of
Phoenix, Arizona.
Grand Waterman, j. Q. Shrelver
of Boulder
Grand Medical Examiner, DIR.
Jesse Halves of Greeley.
Grand Trustee, for a term of SIX
years. NJ. d. Potter of Buena Vista
representative to the Supreme
Lodge. Past Grand Master Workmen
J. K. Shireman Of Pueblo, and Louis
Anfnger and w. T. Boyd of Denver.
This is the proper time to plant
trees and by Observing little care
each and every tree put into the ground
now, will grow. In setting out trees
too much care cannot be exercised.
In the hard subsoil, let the holes be
dug D feet square and 4 feet deep.
Put in a few cobble stones or small
bouldcrs at the bottom, and over them
some good loose loan, and let the hole
: til mp with water. Set the tree
in we'll and cover the roofs with moist
loan, and you will have fine orchar .
The roots will run down through the
loan between and below the stones at
the bottom ard into the hard soil on
either side. The moist earth, well
saturated with the water, will give
the roots of the small trees and vines
all the moisture they need. Your
trees will never dry out, or blow over
and but few OF them, if any, will ever
need much irrigation. Try this plan
and YOU will find it success in rais
ing fruit.
The Mohawk ranch, situated on the
south bank OF the ella river, about
two miles from the Mohawk valley
is being put into a thorough state OF
cultivation. Hon. Cole Saunders, Of
! Colorado, the owner, has already five
hundred acres planted to alfalfa, anc
will seed fifteen hundred acres more
to that valuable clover He is pre-
caring to set out fifty acres in oranges
and lemons, and has ordered sutficient
grape vines to have a vineyard of tw'
acres under cultivation this season
! Mr.. Saunders is highly pleas d will
his ranch and delighted with on
balmy and health giving winteI
weather.
The unsightly knoll south of TIL
S. P. hotel will be cleared away in
few weeks and a pretty garden plant
ed in its place Mr.. B. F. Whitmc
called the attention of General Super
: intcndcnt Towne to the ugly sand hi
. and Mr.. Towne Immediately gave OF
ders for it's removal The groun
which is now occupied by the hill wi
be fenced in and tropical plants an
t attractive shrubbery planted. Tn
. will add very much to the attraction
f of Yuma, and will be source
y much interest to all visitors.
Late news from Harqua Hala cam
{ received by Sheriff Nugent, is yer
s encouraging. H. E. Harris wro
Mr.. Nugent that the shaft on tn
Gold Mountain mine was being pusI
} ed. and that the ore was richer belo
than it had been on the surfac
Work is being prosecuted night an
y day, and Mr.. Harris expects to sta
y his mill up within a couple of week
Judge G.. A. Ringwald has let
d contract for work on the Rover mil
J in Silver district, to Frank Vomoc
The Rover mine is one of the mo
= promising mines in the camp, al
It from present indications the sha
now being sunk will soon open up o
pay ore.
d A large number of prospectors al
miners are coming into the county fro
California, on their way to the gre
s. Harqua Hala mining camp. The ru
is will continue in spite of the efforts
those who still persist in disputing t
10 value of the discoveries made at h
of qua Hala.
Joe Yer Veer, the energetic and
" liable yardmaster of the railroad COS
n pany, met with a severe accident t
other day; as he was jumping from
car his right foot struck a rock, g
IS ing it sudden wrench and disl0c;
: ing the ankle.
Thomas J. Goodman has struck
OF rich in his mine few miles west
= Ehrenberg. The quartz runs high
gold and is free milling. Mr. Coo
" man has opened up a Large body of t
ID ore and is highly elated over his SO
ia. fortune.