The Arizona sentinel., 1889-07-20

Thomas Ashton, who resided In YumG
years ago and returned here few months
since for the benefit of his health, died or
Sunday evening of thermal fever. Mr.
Ashton had many friends in Arizona, whC
will be panied to hear of his death.
The Harqua Hala camp, Eureka, Castle
Dome, Plomosa, Seneca and Silver districts,
will all be ''boomers" this winter Active
preparations are now being made to open
up several new mines while on a number
of other claims work will be resumed.
Mr.. 81. II. Travis has drawn topog.
raphical map of the ella valley, showing
the nature of the country as far up as Cot.
tonwoods; the work is 6rst-class in every
respect and has been kindly loaned to the
Citizens Committee on Water Storage.
Il. W. Klein, who so successfully ran
the Palace Hotel in Yuma years ago, is
now the popular proprietor of the Russ
House of Tucson, the best hotel in the city,
and its landlord one of the most obliging
and thoroughbred hotel men in the Union.
Fine, ice cold lager beer, twenty-five
cents per bottle, at the Southern Pacific
hotel.
In nearly every instance where life has
been lost in the Colorado river, the victim
has been an expert swimmer. 1t is a
strange fatality, but in record of such
accidents kept here for many years, the
above fact appears with impressive regu-
larity.
There is no Disgusting the fact that
Gillespie and Potter are doing land Office
business at the Southern Pacific hotel, and
their Sunday dinners have become SO popu-
lar that the hotel will soon have to be en-
larged to accommodate the constantly in
creasing patronage.
V. z. Nash was arrested here by Deputy
Sheriff Wells on the arrival of Wednes-
days West bound train. The arrest was
made on warrant telegraphed by Sheriff
Gray of Maricopa county. Nash is charged
with embezzlement, and on Friday morn
ing was taken to Phoenix by an officer.
A. W. Callen, better known as "Old
Grizzly" shot and instantly killed G. Work
and B. J. Charles at the Orc Elmo mining
camp, Yavapai county, on Monday evening.
The press dispatches say that Charles and
Work attempted to drive Callen from a
claim which he was working; the ''drive'
resulted as above stated.
George Carroll and wife, the late Cap
tain F. w. Smiths son-in-law and
arrived in Yuma on Wednesday
last from Kansas City. Mr.. and Mrs Car
roll visited the Mohawk Valley on their
way here, and are very much pleased with
the country. After attending to Probate
Court matters they left for home by Mon
lays East bound express.
The attention of our readers is called to
5he notice published by order of the Board |
If Supervisors, warning the public that the |
practice of many children here jumping on |
and off trains must cease, otherwise the |
parties will be arrested and dealt |
with according TO law. The action of the
is timely one, and Will meet
The approval Of all classes of our citizens.
Francisco Baca was pardoned from the
Territorial Prison on Tuesday after being
for twenty-five months. Baca
vas Deputy Treasurer of Apache county
wo years ago, and was convicted of the
rhine of embezzlement and sentenced to
EN- years imprisonment; strong petition
vas presented in his behalf, and immedi-
Itely upon his pardon being received he
vas discharged from custody.
1t is reported that two shifts are work
ng on the Black Bear lode, which is down
bout 275 feet. Some of the men have been
aid of pending arrangements to develop a
upply of $4,000 gallons of water daily for
he new smelter. Heretofore about 80
'arrels have been taken out of the Black
Bear lode, without any effort to secure a
Working supply. The Cumberland shaft is
own about 100 feet and will be provided
With a Sturtevant blower in connection
With further exploitation. The Why-Not
haft has depth of some 60 feet and shows
God ere. These mines are located in Har-
Ian district, Yuma county.-Herald.
David d. Reavis left Yuma on Wednes.
ay bound for Falls City, Neb, his old home,
here he will spend several months with
is parents. Mr.. Reavis' many friends
ave him farewell social the evening be.
ore his departure at the rooms of Mr..
'ouis Jaeger, which was great social sue
ess in every way. Mr.. Reavis is the
dest son of Judge Isham Reavis, who was
Justice of the Supreme Court of Arizona
'veral years ago, and the nephew of ]. W.
orrington. The morning of his departure
large number of friends and acquaintances &
aggregated at the depot to give the young t
a spirited Gdios with the hope of I
a early return to Yumas lovely surround.
lgs and hospitable people. g
ComplimentarY Resolutions. S