The Arizona sentinel., 1891-02-28
WEEKLY WEATHER REPORT. For the seven days Ending Friday
 Feb. 20, ,ISoI
LOCAL NOTES.
Hill property is in demand.

Hill property is in demand.
 Ceul samners house just out of town went down in the ruins,
 The public school will open next week, .notice of time and place will be given. The old government. blacksmith shop known by all for 4 decades fell d victim to the flood.
 Gaudolfo and Sanguinetti will build their new store ou the GandolfO garden lot, corner of Madison avenue and Second street. The cities east and west deserve credit for the interest they have tsten in the wei fare of opr people.
 The Examiner and Chrenala ia San Fran cisco and the Rocky Moun.a-- NsFs have .,r,sro1 ali tbe uavs sent them regardless oi
 
 I..f prisoner Wilsen wrote Mr. Hartlee .,I have a little nca=7, you and your wife ere w--cogrs to It. 10 not suffer, but come sad get ike money"
 OF. Townsend has broken ground on .the top of Mob Hill, where he will build a substantial residence and also an office for .Wells, Fargo and Company.
 As we go to press there is a report that ,the Government has ordered 100 tents to be sent here on the first train from Los Angeles and San Francisco.
 Capt. Ingalls, and his men, the prisoners deserve mention for their work. We say prisoners, in times like these we should say, men, for they worked and actc2 like men.
 The SENTINEL has never missed an issue flor the past twenty years. Flood, fire o1 famine cannot prevent its being issued fol the purpose of publishing local news.
 The S. P. R. E. Go. is feeding the pas ..engers delayed and in want. Agent Fo garty opened the warehouse and did all h' could fer those who are homeless and il need.
 Dr. Geo. H. Field, has been elected Treasurer of the G. 4. R. and has charge o all relief funds and properties.
 Attest. THOMAS HENDRICKS,
 Adjutant. Fremont Post No. 9, G. A. R.
 Supt. CoL' J, 4. Muir of Los Angelo says: "Please say to passengers that it utterly impossible to get them eut of Yuma The read is gone for miles west of Yuma at 2 Palms and White Water. The Sant Ana bridgeis badly wrecked. The Mont :bridge is in bad shape. We will get tn passengers out of Yuma as soon as possible. The flood came Thursday, at 6 8. m. tn water stood PIP feet, at 9 it was 28.7, a o.30 it rose to 29.6, at noon it stood 30.4 t@;30 p. m. the guage marked B feet, an tl0p. m.-33 feet inches, 4 feet inche higher than ever known before. At moo o-day it was P feet inches, 5 feet 6 ir hes flower than night before last st l fclock.
 Joe Carter came up from Hall danlon ,oday. The old Hanlon house is unde water up to the top of the doors. NIT. Cal ter sent his men and Rafael Martinez famil to the mesa where they are camped. H cattle, horses and mules went to the mes before the flood came. He thinks that tn less of stock is small. Mr. c. warned tt Digenio and Cocopah Indians, but not or moved. He ,9hinks Shat the loss of lii among the4z+l been great. He says tn; the track is all gone from the railroad Dc from here to Fl Rio-fve miles.
 Juan Lastra, the old tins1nith { Phoenix, will be in Yuma for fN or six weeks. He is ready to q anything.ih the line of plumbin roofing, gas and water pipe httin and any other work in the til smiths line. He can be found c kbe steamer MohaSe or Gila.