The Arizona sentinel., 1892-10-22
LOCAL ErEMS.


 lomas ball Tuesday evening, ahC made an excellent speech to the school, for whose benefit the party was given.
 A. O. Greens team took it into their heads to go on little spree Monday, and run off, making sev- eraI sharp turns but doing nc damage.
 J. $. Carter was in town Sunday having returned from two weeks trip with Messrs. Roberts and Johnson, across the great pasture lands, west of Yuma.
 The District Court on Saturday granted Mrs. J. A. Rokohl an abso- lute divorce from J. A, Rokohl for non support and she is permitted to resume her maiden name of Ollie May Plxley.
 Grant Bros. will bid for the work of building the new levee, and will probably get the contract, as their teams, tools and camp equipage are already on the ground just across 1 the Colorado river.
 The boys have had a lively time this week, running down the worth less cur dogs which infest the town. Hardly dog can be seen on Main street where few days ago they could be counted by the score.
 The card of Calvert Wilson, As sistant United States District At torney, appears in our columns to- day: as Attorney-at-Law in Yuma. MT. w. will be good acquisition to the Yuma county bar.
 It is fully time that the boys using the dangerous "nigger shoot CT" were arrested and fined. Break ing windows, killing chickens, shooting fruit off from the trees in our gardens, are mere pastimcs with them.
 John Speese Is certainly out of luck. In addition to the fact, that some one stole two coats from his house while he was absent in Mohawk valley, another, or the same thief, stole a new coat from him yesterday, which John had hung up in the back room of the Palace Saloon.
 Dr, W. T. Heffernan performed 9 very difficult, but successful operation, upon the fractured jaw of Henry C. Clarkson on Thursday. The jaw had been badly injured by dentist in COlton, white trying to abstract a large double tooth.
 Between Grant Bros. and En- gineer W, B. Storey, Jr.'s men, the grounds on the north side of the bridge, and between it and the In dians school, are getting a good cleaiing, up, which adds much to the appearance of the place.
 Judge J. L. VanDerwerker was admitted to practice in the District Court last Saturday by Judge Gooding. This adds very able attorney to the talent of the Yuma county bar and an addition to the legal fraternity of the Territory, of which we may well be proud.
 The following named persons were admitted to citizenship by Judge Gooding last Saturday, Ma riano Ayalla, Manuel Monroy, Ale jandro Sortillon, Jesus Moreno, and Rafael Lorona, of Mexico; John Stofela, of Hungary;Ja Urda l, of Norway; Thomas A. Fulton, of Canada; Francisco De Grande, of Italy.
 John Agard, the rustling young miner, anG one of the owners of the famous Yum Yum mine iii the northern part of the county, was a visitor in Yuma Thursday, and a pleasant caller ct the office of the SENTINEL. MT. 4. believes that the great gold belt extending from Ehrenberg on the Colorado river eastward through the Palomas, Harqua Hala and other mining dis tricts, is entering upon a season of prosperity such as it has never ex- perienced. The Yum Yum mine is looking we'll, the ore is very rich, and the prospects are that it has a grand future before it.