The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1892-07-09
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DIED.-In Yuma, Sunday, July
Sd, Mrs. Dolores l.. Daniel, a ma
tive of Sonora, Mexico, aged 81
years.
Quite a number of the Cocopah
Indians have gone up the Gila
valley to gather mesquit beans fol-
the winters eating.
Electric" Excursions tomorrow
on the Laguna east of town
Leaves foot of Doten street every
hour. Fare % cents.
Judge 1. Levy has moved into
his new store. Tt is one of the
prettiest and best arranged business
places in Southern Arizona.
Superintendent McInernay has
had an electric light put up on that
which has always been a dark
corner of the prison, next to his
residence.
Prison Commissioner E. A. Cut,
ter came down to attend the meet
ing of the Board Thursday. The
train was four hours late, owing to
a washout west of Tucson.
The Board of Supervisors are in
session from day to day as Board
of Equalization, to hear and adjust
the complaints of our citizens in
regard to the assessment of their
property.
Col. Cole Saunders is in the east
and is said to be meeting with
good success in raising funds with
which to carry out his irrigation
plans in connection with the Mo.
hawk ranch.
Mrs. E. Monson bought the John
Markle house and lot which was
sold by Judge Ewing of the Pro-
bate Court Tuesday. Price paid
1925. She was offered $25 for her
bargain Immediately after the sale.
The S. P. roundhouse which has
always been in charge of the loco
motive engineer running the switch
engine, has been placed in care OF
Chas. Conner, one of the old and
faithful employees in the railroad
yards.
1t is reported on good authority
that the Yuma Heights Company
has been successful in raising
sufficient funds to carry out it's
water works and electric light sys-
TENS for Yuma and the irrigation
project which it has in hand just
south of town.
j. M. Castro, one of Yuma's
most faithful and industrious
young men we are pleased to learn
is in San Bern ardino, Cal, doing
well. He is one of those who win
and retain the confidence of all
with whom he is associated by his
manly and straightforward course.
J. O. Nottbusch of Aztec was in
town Wednesday shaking hands
with his many friends who are al
ways glad to meet him. He is
now Superintendent of the Old
South ella Canal. in which he has
a good stream of water constantly
running with which to supply the
wants of the farmers who are so
fortunate as to live along it's line.
1t was an honor, and be it said
to the credit of Yuma, that the 4th
Of July was celebrated in manner
of the town. There were no
fires, no accidents, no arrests, nor
any cause for any, no drunkenness
no fighting and that everything
passed off so as to render the day
one of great pleasure to all who
oined in the festivities.
Capt. I. Polhamus and Capt. J.
A. Mellon, presented the Terri
,orial prison with fine flag pole,
which was set in place last week
md at the top of which an elegant
American flag 9x18 feet first float
ID to the breeze on the 4th. They
'eceived the thanks of Supt. Nc
-nernay in behalf of the people of
Arizona for the pole.
Hon. A. E. Martin, of Palomas,
Of the Board of Prison
Commissioners made the SENTINEL
'ffice a pleasant call Thursday.
He reports that the season has
'een a very prosperous one in his
that crops of all kinds
lave been good and that the farm
It's are in good snirits and nrenar-