The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1893-12-30
Local N0t'Es

IIal. OlIIeSplo, Cne Well-kHOWI
l cashier of the S. P. Hotel, returned
from vacation trip to Los Ange-
, les Sunday.
Mrs. F. S. Antrim and Miss M
Morris, teachers in our public
schools, went to California to eat
Christmas Turkey.
A. T. Brown, the well-known
mining expert was in town Sunday
on his way to examine some gold
properties up the river.
Ben r. Gill, wsll-known miner
from Alamo. Lower Cal, arrived
in town Monday, to look over the
mining interests of this section.
Wanted.-An energetic man to
manage a branch office. Only a
few dollars needed. Salary to
start, SIS per month and interest
in the business. The WESTERN
Co., Kansas City, Mo.
S. w. Darling of the mining
firm of Dunn & Darling of the
Cargo Muchacho placers, has gone
to the Cocopah mountains on a
prospecting trip for a couple of
months.
TIL. Sillsbee of the firm of Ain
son Bros. & Co., of San Diego, ac-
companied by Andy Elliott of
Campo, CAL, spent last week in
town. Their cattle that roam
from Black Butte to Indian Wells
below the boundary line they say
are in fine condition.
Peter Johnson and Ed. Roberts,
the well-known cattle men, who
have been rounding up their cattle
near Mesquit lake, went home to
spend Christmas with their famil-
les. They will return next month
to finish the round up. Bert
Hewins who has been with them
for months, also went home to eat
Christmas turkey.
J. W. Munghus, left for Daggett,
CAL, Tuesday, to take down the
new gold and silver mill, which
will be removed to Gila City and
put up on the Sunrise and Gold |
Nugget mines. The mill has ten
stamps with power sufficient for 80 |
more. Messsrs Gerherdt and |
Henderson have taken hold of this
matter in dead earnest.
Supervisor Haraszthy, has been
missing his fine white Brahma
chickens one by one, for several
days. He thought the Indians
were getting away with them.
While hunting for tracks he run
upon the feathers and carcass of
one just killed and near by found
the tracks of a large coon which
proved to be the thief
Work will commence next week
on the canal of the Colorado Irri-
cation company. This gigantic
irrigation enterprise will reclaim
and put under cultivation over
million acres of land. The COM
pany has capital of 100000 ,
that will be expended upon the
work. The canal will traverse the ,
greater portion of the Yuma res
,rvation and the Salton basin.- ,
Nogales Herald.
President H. w. Blaisdell of the I
Yuma Heights Co., has had a t
arge gravel screen and bins for r
storing the blue gravel from prison s
ill, built on Gila street, in order c
hat wagons may drive along side i
# the bins and load without delay. i
Orange avenue will be paved with a
he gravel, which will make it the t
inest drive in Yuma. /
P. G.. Gerhardt, the well-known
apitalist of st. Louis, Mo-, and J.
henderson, a prominent Scotch 4
apitalist have accepted the prop a
sition Of Maj. L. c. Moreland for o
he Sun Set mine at Gila City, and Il
irected him to 60 ahead at once N
nd put up ten stamp mill. The Il
ngine and boiler will be of 40
orse power. More stamps will C
e added as fast as they can be h
ut up. Maj NJ. is ordered to have n
be mill running in six weeks. e.