The Arizona sentinel., 1891-01-31
Bishop Kendrick of the Episco

the Court House Monday evening at 7 o'clock All arc invited to at tend.
 Hugh McGinnis, father of Mrs Ed Mayes, died suddenly yester- day at Deming, N. NJ. He had been in perfect health. Mrs. M. and her mother, wife of the de- ceased left for Deming this morn ing.
 The Hon. c. H. Brinley of Yuma County proves himself one of the ablest Legislators on the floor of the House from the fact that he goes directly to the point in mat ter when he undertakes to have anything to do with it.-Herald.
 Deputy Sheriff Frank Burke dis covered a plot yesterday by which the four men held for burglary in- tended to escape. AS one of them was ready to ''get" Frank fired his revolver at one of the prisoners head and he retreated. All now wear chains with heavy iron balls attached.
 Rev. Father Williams went to San Bernardino Wednesday. He has done noble work among our h. dians in getting them to place their children in school. His long e1- perience with and his knowledge of them has fitted him to handle the Indians as they should be. He left the Rev. Father Allen here during his absence.
 "Music hath charms" and so it has. If you don't believe it, just listen to the sweet voice of Ollie in those gentle strains of music at Thurlow's muaic parlors every evening. Admission free. No cards. Everybody's there. Ollie has an assistant in the bright little Dollie, that helps her out in her music so nicely. No wonder every body goes there. *
 Col. w. c. Land, a cattle king, and one of our best cattle men, with his wife and child came down from Tucson Monday. He has 2000 head of cattle in the drive on their way here, going through to California. The Col. went to Gila Bend, Wednesday, to meet the drive. He will also drive 2000 head to Kansas. Mrs. L. and child are guests at the $. P. Hotel.
 Vice President Crocker, Gen. Supt. Fillmore, Division Supt. Muir of the $. P. R. R., passed through going east yesterday morn ing. Mr. c. goes to New Orleans, Mir. F. to Fl Paso. Col. Head was with the party. They were joined here by Division Superintendent Noble of Tucson Their special train stopped over night at Gila Bend and proceeded east this morning.
 The trial of speed between John Hodges colt and Pablo Pino's grey excites much interest. It is ad- mitted by nearly all that tle colt won the race by neck, not by several yards as stated, but some how, some way, somebody says that the head or neck are not to be taken into account in a race, but that the forefeet crossing the line decides the question. No cash has changed hands, as the result. The race will be run over tomorrow at two p. m. at the same place.
 Henry Troichler, E. F. Snider, F. A. Fulton, J. H. Graham and J. II. Upham, energetic and thorough going farmers in the Mohawk val ley have ali been in town within the past few days on business con- nected with their ranches. They purpose to improve their homes by setting out vines, fruit and nut trees, and making them beautiful, pleasant and profitable. They all swear by the Mohawk valley. Pity that we did not have more such settlers, in our magnificent valleys like the Mohawk. They would then ""blossom like the rose"