The Arizona sentinel., 1893-06-03
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

left for Norton's Landing, Wednes- day with a good cargo for Levy & Go.
 Hon. M. J. Nugent has secured a loan from the Building and Loan Association, with which he will put up his new brick building on Main street.
 J. w. Tayler, who came here a short time ago, has made home stead entry south of the Stacy Bro.'s place and will shortly build a house and make other improve ments on his newly acquired farm.
 Rev. E. E. Ellington of Los Angeles, will arrive here today to take charge of the M. E. Church. He will preach at the prison in the morning at 9 o'clock, and at 8 in the evening at the new church.
 Willie, Freddie, Bonnie and Char ley, the bright and intelligent sons Capt. c. V. and Mrs Meeden, ar rived in town Tuesday evening from San Francisco, where they have been in school. They will remain in Yuma for the future with their parents.
 Dr. w. A. Smith, the well-known dentist, arrived in town Monday evening to remain for ten days. The Dr. says that he is well pleas ed with his business in Yuma. It is not too much to say, that those who have patronized the Dr. have been well satisfied with his work and terms.
 H. E. Harris, the well-known pioneer of Harrisburg and the rich Harqua Hala mining districts, was in town Thursday. Mir. Har- ris has entire charge of the Bo- nanza Mining Company's interests during President Hubbard's ab- sence.
 Engineers H. E. Green, c. E.. Curry and F. L. French of the Colorado Canal Co.,, came in from Flowing Wells, with all their men Thursday, having completed the the work of the survey on the canal for the present. It is not probable, that any more work will be done in the field, or on the line, until cool weather.
 District Attorney Calvert Wilson returned from his trip to his fine ranch at Arizola, yesterday. He went to Tucson last evening as a witness in the U. s. District Court in the case of the United States against 1165 sheep, said to be smuggled into the United States.
 P. B. Hodges came down from the Castle Dome mines, Tuesday He says that the miners are more than pleased with the prospects be- fore them. About 100 men are al work in the camp, the most O. whom are taking out good pay With smelter in Yuma the castle Dome mines would be another lComstock.
 John Consoli has finished tht cellar and foundation walls, fo. Gandolfo & Sanguinetti's neV brick store. We doubt if there ha ever been better piece of worl done in the Territory. John cer- tainly is master workman. Tn, carpenters are now busy in getting the sills and work in place ready for the brick walls. and the lowe floor.
 Hon. A. G. Hubbard, presiden and general manager of the Bonan ga mines at Harqua Hala, has beer granted patents on the entir groupe of mines. Judge VanDer werker, deserves credit for tn, prompt manner, with which ht has crowded this work on t. completion. MT. Hubbard left fo the west Wednesday,.
 The fine condition in which tn figs were received, that were ship ped from Yuma to Denver, NeN
 York, Boston, Philadelphia, Chi and Boston, is an assurance tha all of our first two crops of figs can be put into those markets be fore those of any other fruit grow ing section of the United States, a the very highest prices for earl
 fruits. MT. Earl B. Coe, in a lat