The Arizona sentinel., 1892-06-18
What Inspector Sanchez Does
Say.
EDITOR OF THE SENTINEL

EDITOR OF THE SENTINEL
| note in the Yuma Times of
June 9Th, an item rejecting upon
the correctness of the survey of the
| Gonzales concession in the Co
copah country in Lower California,
which is unjust, false, and without
any foundation, whatever. found
the survey which had been made
by Col. D. K. Allen, in September
and October last, absolutely cor
rect in every respect, the lines hav-
ing been run, the corners establish
ed and the monuments built,
strictly in accordance with the
Mexican law Col. Aliens instruc-
tons from the Secretary of the In
terror, and in compliance with the
terms of the contract made by the
Mexican Government with Gen.
A. r. Gonzales, and most heartily
endorse Col. Aliens work as well
and faithfully done in every re-
gard for which he will receive the
hearty approval of the Mexican
Government.
I did not while in Yuma express
myself as stated in the Times.
The whole slurring article is a fab
rication from beginning to the end t.
ENsENADA, L. c., June IA, 1892.
(Signed.) Y. SANCHEZ,
Mexican Government Inspector.
John Jones has gone to Phoenix
to work.
Dick Ramirez is at Chino, Cal,
at work in the sugar-beet fields.
Tomas Selaya left for Tacna
Wednesday.
Postmaster Ewing will move in
to the new postofice as soon as the
new mail boxes come, which have
been on the road for the past three
weeks.
The "Magic Mirror" is one of the
most beautiful comedy's ever put
on the stage. The "Magic Witch"
not the Switch of Endor," will
show you your future bride in a
magic mirror. The costumes July
LIST will be beautiful. The pretty
tambourine girl may tell you your
fortune.
The settlers on the Algodones
land grant have taken steps to or
ganize a new irrigating company,
the canal to be built from the
Colorado river, about 200 yards be-
low the plant Of the Yuma Pump
ing and Irrigating Co., one branch
running almost in direct line to
the monument at the boundary line
and the other branch leading off to
the southwest in the direction of
the great break in the Colorado.
The canal will be about 80 miles
in length.
Antonio Romero, Jr., caught mag
ni6cent specimen of the ella monster
on his fathers ranch in west Yuma
yesterday morning. The beauty is IA
inches in length and when itputs on its
"swells" it is about as large around
as q woman's wrist. It's head re-
sembles that of the large gray rattle
snake, but it is very black. Its eyes
sparkle like diamonds, especially when
it is mad. It's body is pale rose or
flesh color, dotted, spotted, striped
and embsllished with jet black, and
resembles the painting on an Indian
basket or on an ola. It opens its
mouth, which inside is blush pink,
like an alligator. It drinks water
like an old topper, is very lively and
ready to fight when once molested or
stirred up. 1t has long, crooked, sharp
claws on its feet which it extends at
will like cat. It's hind legs are put
on hind-side before, and wrong side
up, but for all this it can use them
with great skill. Taken all in all it is
one Of the finest specimens of the
animal that we have ever seen. Con
der & Go. have it housed in line cage
protected by wire cloth. 1t is worth
seeing.