The Arizona sentinel., 1891-06-06

to attend the great feast of the
 Mohaves returned Monday. He
 says that there were 2,000 Indians
 present, and that all expressed
 their confidence in, and loyalty to
 the laws of the United States and
 those of the localities where they
 live. The captains and chiefs ad-
 vised all to be industrious, avoid
 strife and contentious, abstain from
 using liquor, educate their child ren and to try and become self sustaining. The feast, which was
 in remembrance of the dead, was considered by the leaders among the Indians, to be an important one, on account of the feeling ad- vanced in favor of adopting so far as they can, the habits and GUS toms of the whites.
 The Times Editor has been laid up with dyspepsia this week, and wishes he had a "patent inside" lined with ''boiler plate. ."-Yuma Times.
 We'll, the editor is rather spare. or thin. We cannot tell just yet the amount of "plate" or patent insides" necessary to line him up. His paper last week had six full columns of "boiler plate, and the week before, 2 columns, and yet he talks of blacksmith editors" "Oh! ye heather gods" What would the shadow of Trippel say to see his old idol, the Times, clothed in "boiler plate."
 Hon. Geo. ". Cheyney, superin- tendent of Public Instruction, was . visitor to Yuma yesterday, in the interests of our public schools. Mir. Cheyney looks none the worst after the wear and tear of two political campaigns. Wherever he goes he makes a host of friends. His manly course in politics, and in every walk in life, gives him strong hold upon them and we predict that the time is not very far in the future, when he will oc- cupy the foremost place in the gift of the people of Arizona.
 Yuma's "400" young gentlemen and ladies enjoyed pleasant party at the Court House Wednesday evening. The fashion, style. beauty and wealth of the town were there, and a very pleasant evening was passed. The musIc by Frank and Antonio Caravaial was very fine. The evening was one of Yuma's loYeliest. The lunch was served by 4. Romero of the Cosmopolitan Restaurant. The "wee little hours" of the coming day were here when the company adjourned "without date"
 Taken all in all, conductors and brakemen, on both passenger and freight trains, office men, agents and operators, from end to end of the line of employees, and no better men can be found, than those which run into and out of Yuma on the two divisions of the South ern Pacific railroad. From Gen. eral Superintendent down to mes- senger boy, they are gentlemanly and have the confidence of the trave'ing and general public.
 Guy Longstreet, the well-known live stock man of Southern Cali fornia and Arizona was a passen- ger on the west bound express Thursday from the City of Mexico to Los Angeles. He left the city l of the Angels about two months ago for Mexico, thinking that | trip would be good for his health. 1 He returned greatly benefited | He will visit Yuma, in which he l feels a deep interest, within a short | time and-spend some days here.
 Supt. Hartlee has been busy | most of the week laying track from the railroad along the line of 1 the new levee. As soon as the connections are made and the | track laid, flat cars and Iocomo- tive will be used in hauling dirt | and rock with which to build the leyee.
 Henry Miller convicted, and 1 sentenced to 10 years at San Quin- ten by Judge Kibby, was formerly 1