The Arizona sentinel., 1893-09-09
LOCAL HVEESS.

Geo. SeXSmIth lett for El RIO yesterday work for the Gold Rock Mining Go.
 G. A. Ringwald, is back from Flagstaff, where he has been spend ing 6 few months.
 Resident Engineer H. H awgood and Assistant E. l.. Swaine of the s. P. R. R., spent Wednesday night in Yuma.
 David Balsz received a carload of sheep Wednesday, with which to supply the patrons of the City Meat Market.
 Miss M. Morris returned from California, Thursday, to resume her place Monday as teacher in our public school.
 Maj. John Potter, well-known hotel man of El Paso, is expected to arrive to-day having purchased @ one-half interest in the s. P. Hotel bar.
 Charlie Thieson, left for Eureka with his sailboat Thursday, with provisions and supplies for his mine, upon which he will do the assessment work.
 Diseases of Eye and Ear Errors of refraction corrected and proper glasses prescribed.
 ANCIL MARTIN, M. D.
 Phoenix, Arizona. E. J. Andrade, sent his father, Gen. G. Andrade, San Francisco, this morning, some wild hemp grown on his lands below the line, that measured IS feet in length.
 George Tyng, formerly editor of the SENTINEL, and Henry Kimbler were the only two white men who are known to have ascended the mountain peak known as Castle Dome.
 J. M. Benegas left for Castle Dome, Tuesday, with mules and carts with which to haul wood to the river for the Picacho mines. The wood is then taken up to the Picacho landing by the steamer Gila and barges.
 B. s. Young, one of the engi- neers employed by the South Gila Canal Co.,, spent Sunday in town MT. Y. is a nephew of the late Brigham Young, an engineer of high standing and an enthusiast in his profession.
 H. w. Gray, the well-known San Francisco mining expert has pur- chased all of the right title and interest of Jas. Russell, Edw. Sichel and Wm. Donoran, in their cement gravel gold mines in the Plomosa mining district.
 Dr. c. L. Gregory, much to the joy of his many friends, is on top again, and work will be resumed on his new residence on Orange ave- nue, and his plans will be carried out. Such are the kind of men that Yuma needs, and with such her prosperity is assured.
 Judge Duke fined five Chollo Indians $5, each for making night hideous on the street. If our law officers will keep up this good work they will have it so, that one can sleep between the river and the rail road freight depot, without being wakened every five minutes with the bowling of the Chollos.
 Judge J. L. VanDerwerker, has been put in charge of selling the town lots owned by the $. P. R. R, The price ranges from $30 to $2O0 each according to location. Terms one-quarter down, balance in 6, 12 and IS months, interest at 10 per cent.
 The Harqua Hala Gold Mining Co., Limited, has been organized. The capital stock is three hundred thousand pounds sterling, divided into 100000, shares of one pound each. The incorporators are: Thos. A. A. Bennett, Henry Brat nober and Chas. Pakeman of Lon don; Wm. J. Turnpenny, Surrey; Alfred Black, Kent; Geo. s. Burtan and Edw. H. Woolcoat of Middle, sex, England. Theo. Allen, the present general manager of the Bonanza mines at Harqua Hala, is the authorized legal agent for Ari- zona.