Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-11-15
YUMA COUNTY.
THE SENTINEL HANDICAPPED AND
 THE ORGAN SHOWN UP.
The new Board of Superyisors---New Ed itor on the Sen.ineI--The Inyin- cible Joe Nugent---Condi-
 ton of the River,
 etc. etc.
Sentinel.

result so nobly obtained. It IS true that the nominees of the republican conven- tlon, were not the choice of the Times, nor of the clique that runs 1t. neither was the chairman of the conventions; but the delegates to that body, saw fit to select an old, tried and faithful member of the party to preside, and then select those men for office whom they believed to be qualified to fill them. When Gov. Vol fiey was appointed he ignored the old and tried members of the party and surround ed himself and his organs with class of lnterlopers, in whom the rank and file had no confidence. Wolfley's appointees sustained him, and began to try and run matters ln their own way, regardless of the wishes of the majority. This caused a breach in the party The Sentinel did not complain of the treatment 1t received from the hands of Governor Wolhey and his appointees, and while it felt humili- ated at his course, 1t did not care to bolt, or seriously object, until the proper time came for decided action.
 When he was removed we stood by to unite the struggling forces, and heal the breach which had been made by his ac- tion.
 The Sentinel in its course has not been governed by any selfish motives, but for the best interest of the party. For the management of the times, the galvanized republican baby, two months old, whose manager is less than two years old in the republican party, and who never voted a straight republican ticket in his life, to attempt to dictate to old and staunch members of the party, is simply prepos- terous, and for it to claim all of the credit for the grand victory won, is simply a piece of brazen-faced audacity, not often found even in the political arena. Evi- dently it is in for the republican party. for revenue only.
 Col. c. c. Bean and Hon. J. H. Behan went up to Gila City on Monday to see what Bro. Kelly is doing at the Monitor mines. The monitor Company have g men at work at the mine besides those employed outside. They said that the machinery which is being put in place, is No. l. and that NIT. Kelley and his assistants are more than busy. The pump will soon be ready for work.
 Col. D. K. Allen, who has been with the International Company for several years, after having completed the survey of the Peninsula railroad line from San Diego to Yuma, has accepted editorship of the Yuma Sentinel. He has travelled many thousand miles, nearly all over the Peninsula of Lower California, and has been in many pieces where no other white man ever trod. The Col. is ready able writer and will be able to give the Sen tinel some most interesting readiEg"- San Diego Sun.
 Gen. Luis E. Torres. Governor of Low CT California, passed through town on on Wednesday morning on his way to Hermosillo. Sonora His aged mother was with him. Gov Torres will visit the City of Mexico before he returns. On his return he will spend day in Yuma.
 Joe Nugent, the invincible. deserves much, if not great credit for the beauti- ful decorations of the Court House. Saturday evening for the republican meeting. The magic lanterns were very pretty. Don't know who helped Joe, but if we find out we will thank them also.
 A private letter received in town brings the good news that new 10-stamp mill for the Hopkins and Golden mine near Ehrenberg will be shipped on the 10th instant from Chicago via the Santa Fe and A. P. Railroad to the needles and down the river by steamer
 B. A. Harazthy came down from Gila Cllg Oll T IIldg. 4lC IS uoSGlOplilS llle mine, the Eclipse and speaks well of the future of the camp. He says that Geo B. Kelley of the Monitor Company is thoroughly practical miner, believes that there Is a bright future not only fol l the Monitor Company but also for Gila city mines.
 The Board of Supervisors for the en- +rrrr,x laa 1E ~ l V. Meeden, John Gandolfo and Althet Modesti. We can assure the tax payers of Yuma county that this board will bt 1 an economical one. There will be no maps i fancy printing, needless road expenses nor high toned offices, rented outside O l the court house. Expenses will be re l duced i'll every department of the count, 1 government.
 Col. c. c. Bean is making a most care 1 ful examination of the Colorado river, ane will examine the great Natural Cana 1 system of the Colorado valley for the pur
 poses of irrigation, as obtained by tht Sentinel in it's articles lately published on that subject.
 $. s. Gillespie of the s. P Hotel, is bet
 ter, so as to be out on the streets. San ! still looks pale, the result of his lat,
 sickness.
 The river has been from 2 feet to fee 1 inches higher all through the low wate season than 1t was last year. It is tn, best of water now for navigation. Capt. Polhamus says that the river i
 in good condition for boating. The Gil
 made very successful trip. She vii
 leave Yuma again for the Needles anC
 way points on Nov. 10th, then not agail
 until Jan. Sd.
 Hall Hanlon of Fl Rio was in town ol
 Monday. He says that the fruit an
 vegetables never did better than the
 have this season. He always has a fin
 garden His fruit trees are also fine
 MT. J. J. Stein, who has been very ill fo
 the past two weeks, is little better. Hi
 sickness has cut short the local news i
 our columns.
 l Capt. Frank Ingalls, has accepted tn
 Presidency of Yuma Pumping Irrigatio
 Company.
 Yuma county elected two anti Wolfe
 Republican members of the Legislatur 
 The Casa Grande & Globe Road.
 Supervisor G. w. Campbell, of Pin; county, who is in the city on business bt fore the U. s. district court, says that th proposed road between Casa Grande an Globe has been surveyed. and is jul eighty miles long, and that it will coi S20,000. The steepest grade encountere ,, along the entire distance is less than 3t feet to the mile.
 The road will cross the Gila river i Zellweger's ranch, about six miles aboy 1, the Buttes. The Pinal county peopl propose to build the road to Summit an ,, the Globe people will complete it to the town. The teaming now betwee , Wilcox and Globe is immense, there b ing no less than four hundred people el . gagged in the business, and all, of cours will be diverted by way of Florence ar :, Casa Grande to the railroad, as soon ' the road is built. Work will he cor menced soon and the road probab
 completed by the first of May, 1891. T The people in this entire section | | country seem to favor the said load, al t t the petitions that went before the boar 1, of supervisors of Pinal and Gila countit u asking appropriations to build the roa
 were signed by hundreds of people
 both counties, as they know the freigl
 ing business now being carried on will
 doubled, and will make Florence and Ga n Grande two among the most importa