The Arizona sentinel., 1892-03-26
Local ErevikTe3.


Paul, was in town yesterday on an
official visit.
G. A. Ingalls, of Tacoma, paid
the SENTINEL a pleasant visit a
few days ago.
U. S. Wilder will leave for Eure-
ka district tomorrow to examine
the Hard Cliff mine.
Colonel John A. Muir and
family returned yesterday in their
private car from Phoenix.
Judge Joseph Campbell, one of
the leading lawyers of Phoenix, is
expected to arrive here tomorrow.
Judge Ira Mabbett Joined in
marriage yesterday evening
Thomas Downey and Mrs. Mer-
cedes Wilson.
Doctor F. M. Adler, formerly of
Tucson, was in Yuma, yesterday,
on his way to San Francisco, where
he will permanently locate.
The Pot Holes placer ground is
to be surveyed next month; it's
owners have decided to apply for a
patent from the government.
Fred Miller was in town during
the week. He is now acting as
manager for Featherstone and Will
son, owners of the Laguna property.
H. H. Featherstone of San Mar
cial, New Mexico, and Charles E.
Wilson, of Kansas City, have
taken charge of the Laguna placer
property. A force of miners are
now employed and it will be work
ed steadily until hot weather.
Sheriff Nugent received letter
from Sonita, Sonora, yesterday say
ing that w. Mcbride had disap-
peared March 9Th, and it is feared
that he died on the desert, as he
started for Adonde. from a point
rs miles South and he has not
been heard from since.
Some needed improvements are
being made at the Southern Paci-
fic hotel, the most noticeable of
which, is the new flooring of the
piazzas. The best quality of Point
Oxford white cedar is being used in
the work. In connection with the
proposed enlargement of the hotel,
nothing definite has yet been de-
cided upon.
Judge Isaac Levy has had plans
presented him for his new store
building, which are likely to be
accepted. The proposed store is to
be 80 feet wide by 81 long, and built
of brick on a concrete foundation.
The front Of the store is artistically
arranged and will present a hand
some appearance. Active work on
the building will be commenced
shortly.
G. A. Ringwald has filed a COM
plant against Louis Esselburn in
"quo warranto," asking by what
right the defendant is filling the
position of Councilman of the vii
lage of Yuma. The action was
brought for the purpose of determ-
ing the legality OF the town govern
ment. H. G. Davis is the attorney
for plaintiff.
The surveyors of the Southern
Pacific Company are at work west
of Yuma, running a line above
high water, to which the roadbed
will be moved next September.
The new road-bed will be built
from the west end of the bridge
across the Colorado to Rock Spur,
beyond Ell Rio, distance of about
six miles.
Lieutenant Frank Greene, U. S.
Army, who is on duty at depart
ment headquarters, Los Angeles,
was in Yuma Thursday, for the
purpose of attending to the affairs
of his deceased brother officer,
Captain Wilkerson, who was in
command of a troop belonging to
General Clusters regiment, "the
7th.n
A brilliant and successful young
lawyer of Jacksonville, Illinois, w.
E. Jones, passed through Yuma
yesterday on his way to Solomon
vile, where he intends making his
future home. Mr.. Jones had the
honor of nominating John NJ.
Palmer, as United States Senator