The Arizona sentinel., 1892-06-18
LOCAL BREVETKES.
Grapes are ripe in several places

S. P. Yardmaster Lew Davis,
wife and child, are stopping at the
S. P. hotel.
Judge I. Levy returned from
Los Angeles last evening, where he
had been during the week on bust
ness.
The condition of DR.. J. H. Tag
CART remains about the same. His
many friends are very anxious
over his case.
Hon. Thos. Gates and Harry
Nevins left for the "Solita" mine
overland Thursday. They expect
to be gone several days.
Mrs. E. 3. Wilkinson, wife of the
agent of the S. P. R. R. in Yuma
has gone to Santa Monica to spend
a few days at the seashore.
Col. J. H. Martin of Tucson, has
been elected Colonel of the LIST
Regiment, I. N. G., of Arizona, in
place of A. o. Brodie, resigned.
Ell. Freeman of the Yuma r.
rigating Company, returned from
Denver Colorado, yesterday to
spend a few days in this section.
Judge Mabbett received a tele-
gram Wednesday that China
man had hung himself near ella
City. He was buried by his coun-
trymen.
Main street looks and is much
better since the blue cement gravel
has been broken up and levelled
down so as to make the roadway
passable.
According to the census, Yuma
has 321 school children. This
would give this school district
So, 500 for schools and allow it
seven teachers.
The rattle for the crazy quilt
which did not take place at the fes-
tival Tuesday evening will come off
at the courthouse tomorrow at
three o'clock p. m.
Frank Vomocil and VIM. Moote
from the Castle Dome mines have
been in town several days on bust
ness. They speak we'll of the min
ing prospects in that section.
Miss Jesusita Martinez received
515 votes and Miss Anna Daniels
1877 votes at the festival, on the
question as to "Who is the most
popular young lady in Yuma"
John Speese, John Juhl, Harry
Neahr and r. Hornbeck, were sum-
moned Tuesday by Dept. U. S.
Marshal De Nuer as U. S. trial
jurors to attend the next session of
the court in Phoenix next week.
Frank Guerra, the well-known
and popular foreman of the Cargo
Muchacho mines, came down Tues
day to attend the Church festival.
He felt well paid for doing so, and
was fortunate enough to draw the
toilet set, and also the rocking
chair cover. He returned to the
mines on Wednesdays express.
Ed. O'Brien, bartender for Geo.
Thurlow, was struck by a handcar
Thursday evening; thrown down
and one wheel of the car passed
over his right foot bruising it badly
but breaking no bones. The noise
of passing engine prevented his
hearing the approach of the hand
car. He is able to be around.
F. B. Logan, the well-known and
able representative of the Tucson
Citizen made the SENTINEL pleas
ant call yesterday. Mr.. L. has
visited all of the principle towns in
central and Southern Arizona, and
reports general state of business
progress and prosperity. He is in
Yuma looking after a valuable
land location which he has ad-
joining the town.
P. J. Coyne, Jr., and Thos.
Nicol were in charge of the two
fine compound passenger engines
that passed through here yesterday
on their way to Sacramento where
they will be put onto the noun.
tain divisions of the Central Paci-
fic. They were built in Schnect-
aday, N. Y, and weigh 80 tons
each. Fourteen more are to fol-
low.
DIR. J. J. Southworth of Los An
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