The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1893-10-21

visions Of the franchises he desire
from the Common Council, arrives
last hight and will be filed to-day
The council has decided to gran
him the franc hiees for the pump
ing plant and water works, for tn,
electric power plant and lights, fo
a system of sewers throughout thu
town and for an electric railroad
which will in the end extend t.
the gulf. The franchise fol
wharves and warehouses on the
river front is still in the hands oil
the village attorney for its legal
status. A meeting Of the Council
is called for this evening to take
final action upon these franchises.
G. w. Jageman, J. B. Martin,
NJ. L. Pool, T. w. Underhill and
VIM. Wrage, from Palomas, and
G. w. Norton, J. H. Graham, O. F.
Pierce and Robt. Cant, from the
Mohawk Valley. were among the
enterpIising farmers in town
during the week, on court bus
mess.
Thos. Downey and VIM. Knot
we'll, English subjects, were made
full fledged American citizens,
Tuesday, by the District Court.
D. F. Cameron was admitted to
practice law, by the District Court,
upon the presentation of certi-
ficate from the Supreme Court of
Nebraska.
The civil suits of J. M. Molina
against j. Stoffela and of Mrs.
VIM. Barney, against the village of
Yuma, were transferred to Pima
County for trial, on account of the
disqualification of the presiding
Judge.
Architect Heinlein, of Phoenix,
spent Thursday in town on bust
ness connected with the erection of
A. Modesti's new two story brick
store. He expects to close the
contract today with Geo. w. Farm
UNI & Co. of Mesa City forputting
up the building.
Geo. B. Kelly writes the SEN
T1NEL from Moberly, Mo-, that he
expects to visit Yuma soon, in
company with several prominent
eastern capitalists, when the
Monitor mines at ella City will be
started up again.
The steamer ella. Capt. J. A.
Mellon, arrived Monday with
load of ore from Avila & Delgado's
mine at Castle Dome. She left
today with full cargo of
freight for Parker, Ehrenberg and
way landings,
DR.. Geo. Goodfellow of Tucson,
was a passenger on Tuesday even
ing's eastbound express. The DR..
attended the medical congress at
Washington, D. c., and also the
Irrigation Congress at Los An
geles.
Elk. U. S. District Attorney,
General Thos. Wilson, of Tucson;
Judge Campbell of Phoenix, and
Attorney S. M. Franklin of Tucson,
were in attendance at Court.
Jack Stwart re-opened the old
"49er" saloon on Madison avenue
Wednesday. He has everything
fitted up in frst-class style, and is
ready to meet bis many old friends.
The ladies of Yuma are cordially
invited to call at Miss M. E. POSTS
to examine the nice assortment of
hats and bohnets just received.
Indian Charlie, who bit off the
finger of another Indian while
drunk, was acquitted by the jury.
j. S. Carter was up from the AL
godones Tuesday, suffering with a
felon on one of his thumbs.
J. R. Mines, one of the young
farmers of the Mohawk Valley
spent the forepart of the week in
town.
L. A. Hicks returned from the
Irrigation Congress at Los Angeles
evening.
In the case of w. G. Moote,
agair st Frank Vomocil, the Jury
rendered verdict in favor of the
former for $400.
Ind oa A leYandar and wife rnsi.