The Arizona sentinel., 1891-02-14
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 assist in educating them. Yuma county has 547 pupuls and gets $294.
 The orange belt country did her self proud Tn the magnificent dis
 play of fruits, flowers and old
 wines which arrived this morning from Los Angeles to greet the
 wealth, beauty and solid business representatives of New York and Philadelphia carried in the Penn sylvania Railroad Company's regal train.
 Tom Prior had a magnifc ent bunch of dates, which he cut from one of the 7-year-old date palm trees at Hall Hanlon's Monday. He will show them to some of the San Francisco people who laugh at the so-called desert wastes of Yuma. MT. Hanlon says that they were the poorest that he has raised in the seven years which his palm trees have produced fruit.
 The Legislative committee of the Arizona Press Association is con- posed of J. O. Dunbar, N. A. Nor ford, Ed s Gill, J. w. Darlington and Geo. w. Meek, and not of only two members, "John W. Dorring ton and G. w. Meek" as stated in the Times. Come now Lieutenant, come up with your tactics and fright, march there, left, left, left, truthfully and not mislead the boys.
 The wind Sunday was on ben der. It seems that all that Los Angeles had to spare was sent down this way. It was cool, but did no damage. Some of San Diego county's California real es- tate was sent across the river to this side. We are glad to note that the damage to Dick Gird's sugar fac tory was not as bad as was first re- ported. It was $S,000 in place of $6O,OOO.
 The Pennsylvania Railroad Com pany's royal palace train of Pull man vestibule cars went through today bound for San Francisco. There were l20 passengers, mostly from New York and Philadelphia. It is the finest train of cars ever run out of any railroad depot. The Pennsylvania R. R. Go. will run five of these magnificent excursion trains. This train will return east and pass through Yuma next We'd nesday, the 18th.
 The Fruit and Produce Dealers 44551oeesinn of Boston and New England, IrurnLerinG 1e2 porsnns, in charge of General Manager c. A. Cook, Warmers best man, made a call in Yuma of two hours in length Thursday on their trip west. Many of the party visited the prison and strolled about town taking in the sights. The party was composed of the solid fruit and produce dealers from way down east. The train was royal one, composed of 10 Pullman vestibule palace sleepers, dining and bag gage coaches. Neither the Los Angeles car load of fruit or the Yuma Board of Trade greeted them as they expected. The party seem- ed greatly interested in all that they could learn of Yuma, her fruit, the great valley of the Colorado.
 The Apportionmcnt Bill intro duced in the Council by Harris Baldwin, is one of the most unfair ever brought before such 8 body. Leaving Yuma, Mohave, Coconino, Gila and Pinal, out of question with their one member each in the House. Take Yavapai with population of 6,000 and she s given 4 members, Maricopa with 10000 has only 5 members, Co., ;hise with 1 ,000 has only 8 mem bers and Pima county with 12,000 also has 3 members. Yuma, Mo- nave and Maricopa counties con- ,titutes the 1st Dist, elect 8 coun- Yavapai, Coconino and Apache counties make the 2d Dist, elect 3 couneilmen; Graham, Gila and Pinal counties make up the Sd Dist, elect 8 members of the coun- ,il; Cochise and Pima constitute