The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1889-01-26

Glrland Post went MP 70 his NJ
hawk valley ranch OH Monday.
The Yum d lians are bringing il
large quantities. of mesquite wood.
Frank q. BIaisdell was here yes:er
day attending to business matters.
Work on the Mohawk ranch is il
full Llast under the successful man
agement of Mr.. E. B. Wagy.
The e;'t-bound express was de
laved five hours Thursday owing to ;
wrecked train near Vol :ano S. rings
P. Burke and F. Neahr are busily
e.. .g-d blowing M twenty acres oi
Sam Gillcspie's orange ranch, neal
town.
Mr.. O r Thornton, vice President
Of the Mohawk Canal Germany, was
in atten lauce Oh the probat: court on
Monday last.
Tho Mortified forest located between
the Castle Dome mines and G,la river
is one IF the most interesting and
picturesque points in Arizona.
Mr. Otto Brodthecll, wealthy citi
zen of Los Angeles, paid Yuma a shor'
visit this week H is highly pleased
with the town and its surroundings.
The strike made hv the Figneroas
gives promise Of opening up another
good mining camp. The mines are
only twenty miles distant from Yuma.
Hoo Boxin, the Main street mer-
chant, has just received a first class
stock If boots, shoes and slipper.
Cheap fer cash.
VIII Smith, formerly a deputy
sheriff Of this county, and now well
known rs successful detective Of tn.
Southern Pacific Company, was H.
town during the week.
Colonel Robert Stein, whilst out
riding in his buggy last week, was
thrown out on the road, near the
Gold Mountain mine, and was badly
bruised from the fall.
Abel Figueroa has Dissolved fine
ledge of gold quartz, averaging $40
per ton, between the Laguna and thu
Castle Dome mines. Below the ledgr
good gold piacers and vein Of galrn
were llso fnrnd.
Sheriff NJ. J. Nugent returned
from the Harqua Hala mines yes
terday, and reports the Stein and
Sullivan mines looking well and
the owners happy over their good
fortune.
Sheriff Nuge1t SAYS that the re-
ported killing Of a San Diego man
at the Harqua Hlla camp is false.
There has been only one death from
violence and that WIS the shooting
IF AIonzD johnson
Miss Vrrathin Sarah Bernhard
Up oh, dear! wish knew what
character to select for the fancy ball
want to fad something that won,
cost mach for costumimg. L;ttl.
Brother-I saw, sis, gid your head
and so as pair of tongs.
fIeS>rs. c. E Deity, A. F. JelF,i~.
and DIR. S " llitmS, all of los
Any | < votn;v, were here few d V
lgo looEi:g af'er some business con
1ec,ed with minipg property, neal
Ehrenberg, in which they are inter,
ssted.
0. F. Townsend has inst received a
'hipm mt of carefully selected IL trees
If the white adriatic variety. II, |
will set them ont on his homestead
'anch, which will soon he a ''sure
'nough" orchard of tropical and semi
ropical fruits. Let the good work
continue.
Peter Burns, charged with the
,illing of Alonzo Johnson at Cen
ennial, had an examination before
Judge M3bbett yesterday. There
vas only one witness to the homi-
:ide, J. w. Hlmiltoa, and his evil
teace was such that Judge Maboett
'rdeTed Burns release. as it appeared
o be 4 case of justiiab!e homicide.
Mr.. P Brown, SIP rlntpndent of
he Pastd-np M:nlug Company, kindly
ave ''ye r-porter'' the fol- pwing item:
IN "Wednesday morning Of last week
wo Strangers sto0pe1 at he Ell Rio
Hill and asked PERMISSION to crush ii
CIV chunks of ore in a mor'ar. Per-
MISSION Icing Siv-m, he men united d
landHarrhief AMI rmptipd out about
1Sht pounds OF rich gol.l quartz into
- mortar Af "r prlverzing he rock,
'ey I'd 0 t the COL !, and with
rite q ,lcI silver soon had thor amal
am ""adv, hIruipG Out tn. mtrcu
N shovel. Tie iuIliom WIS weigh. d
" an inqa;si'ive sppctstor auG
Weighed I! oances, worth about Sl35
'h.y were sharply crosS-cx4'nin. a.
. where they obtained the rock ba'
hey were Very guarded in their re
lies. One of the men claim@1 the,
nd S'rr"I rich nrcket la 'h"ir
nine, located about fly miI,s south
vest of Centennial, aud wrr" . nag to
california 10 secure capit.I tn nncr n,