The Arizona sentinel., 1893-04-22
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SENTINEL.
 Frank J. Colby, tailor of ex- perience has located in the Dor rington cottage on Jones Street, where he will be pleased to do any mepding or work in his line.
 Mayor A. Frank, and City At tOrney, J. L. VanDerwerker, de- serve the thanks of the people of Yuma for their persistent and suc- cessful efforts, in securing the right of way for the new levee on the bank of the Gila river, on the east side of town.
 After suffering horribly for years from scrofula in it's worst form, @ young son of Mir. R. L. King, 706 Franklin st., Richmond, Va, was recently cured by the use of Ayers Sarsaparilla. No other medicine can approach this preparation as a cleanser of the blood.
 J. A, Scott, Esq, the eminent lawyer from Mississippi, returned to Yuma yesterday after an extend ed trip through Arizona, looking for place, in which to locate colony of 100 families. He says that he likes Yuma better than any section that he has seen,
 The steam packet Gila, Capt. J. 4. Mellon, let go her moorings Thursday at 1:15 p. m., with a good cargo of freight, for Norton's Landing and way stations, and rounded the Heads in good style. Her passenger list consisted of Mrs. Santiago Lopez and four children for Norton's.
 It was our pleasure, on a late trip to Phoenix to met MT. Henry Schumaker, the proprietor of the largest tonsorial establishment, and one of the most popular men in that city, Henry, was well and favorable known in Yuma, and is one of the best men in Arizona.
 At the annual meeting of the Yuma Building and Loan Asso- citation held Monday evening the following directors were elected: w. T. Hefernan, II. ". Blaisdell, w. w. Woodman, F. B. Wightman, J. L. VanDerwerker, O. F. Town send, and G. NJ. Thurlow.
 L. i. Bell, wealthy farmer, and a member of the 33d degree in Freemasonry, passed through town Friday, on his way to attend large gathering of Masons in San Francisco. Mir. Bill has been member of every Republican national convention since the war. He is associated with MT. J. A. Scott in his efforts to bring colony of 100 families into this section from Mississippl.
 c. H. Kaufman, the well-known and prominent stockbroker of San Francisco, spent the first part of the week in town and on Thurs day went down to the ranch of Custodio Ramirez to spend few days. He was advised to come here for his health by Ex-Senator Fair and Gen. G. Andrade of San Francisco.
 Hon. Chas. Shannon, member of the late Territorial Council from Graham county, and his accomp- lished and lovely wife made the SENTINEL a pleasant call on Thurs day. They were accompanied by Miss Julia, the beautiful and bright daughter of Judge Street of Phoenix and our Councilman, NJ. J. Nugent. Dnring the day they visited the Indian school, the prison and other points of interest in Yuma. They were captivated by our early fruits and flowers.
 The verdict rendered by the Coroner's jury in the case of Joseph Wernway, who was found dead in the Mohawk valley some days since, censured Messrs. Fulton and Wartman for having sold the de- ceased liquor, which the jury thought had caused his death. Fulton and Wartman state that the deceased had not been at their place for three days before his dis. appearance. As there seems to be mystery connected with the un- fortunate death of this young man