The Arizona sentinel., 1894-02-24
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Glla ClGy mines.
 Manuel Silva was discharged from the prison yesterday.
 Capt. Hiel Hale is finishing the porches around his new brick residence.
 A. A. Lewis, Secretary of the South Gila Canal Co.,, was in town Wednesday on land business.
 Governor L. c. Hughes is ex- pected to arrive in Yuma tomor- row to spend q couple of days.
 G. w. Richards has gone to the Antelope canal to assist Geo. W. Norton in his new survey of the canal.
 John Hagarday has moved into his new barber shop on Main street near the old Yuma Exchange which has just been built.
 Ed. Bakers family came in from his cattle ranch at Antelope this morning. on a visit 10 her father, Chas. Baker.
 Do not forget the Spanish thea ter tonight at the old Yuma Ex change, all the actors and musi- clans, are Yuma's home talent.
 F. B. Wightman is having the finishing touches put on his new brick cottage on Second avenue. He expects to occupy it on the 1st. inst.
 John Smith, foreman of Hall Hanlon's cattle ranch, went to the AIgodones today. He says that their cattle are in fine condition. James Milton, the timer, Joe Bell and Joe Acton left for the gulf of California Wednesday to examine the famous Onyx mines on the west gulf shore.
 Judge VanDerwerker returned from San Francisco Thursday, evening. where he had been as delegate from Arizona. tothe trans Mississippi Commercial Congress.
 A. ]. Gunnell well-known and prominent railroad man of Mo- berlv, Mo. is visiting Yuma for health and pleasure and likes our climate well.
 Cotter x Miller have the neat st and prettiest drugst, re in Arizona It is model of beauty. Mir Mil Ter. though stranger in Yuma, is making a host of friends.
 J. D. Hannegan, of Bellingham Bay, Wash, is in town seeking health and climate. He is very much pleased with Yuma and her surroundings.
 F. D. Shearer, one of the prom inent citizens of Ensenada. Lower Cal and an old time acquaintance is in Yuma looking over her pros poets for the future, with an idea of making it his future home.
 Walter Ingalls, and Ed. Crane. returned from their trip to Lerdo 1 Colony, down the Colorado river fishing and hunting Saturday. 1 Geese, ducks cranes and fish were abundant. Wild hogs were not so | easy to be caught.
 c. D. Reppev, the able represent i ative of the Phoenix Herald, spent the first of the week in town in the interests of that excellent Eaper Mir. R. makes friends wh:revfr he goes and is doing good work in his field of labor.
 Albert Ramirez returned Satur day evening with Capt. A. A No = lon, J c Bragy and Chas. Sal"m on. after a three weeks trip in the i Chucka Walla placer mines, well pleased with their trip and the prospects in that section.
 Mr!. Serafna Serano, was robbed Thursdav night of $12 in money by an Indian servant who obtain ed a skeleton key and opened he! trunk and took the money. The Indian was arrested yesterday and is in jail.
 c. R. Redwood, one of the en- gineers of the proposed canal on the west side of the river was in town yesterday on an inspection of tn, property of the Colorado River Irrigation Co. He left this morn ing for Banning, Cal.
 Richard Garvey, went to Los Angeles Wednesday to consult with his associates in regard to the construction of their bank and a|fo their new store to be erected on the corner of Main and First streets. Their bank building will be build on another lot on Main street.
 Geo. Willis, c. o. Dooley and L, F. Phegley, mining men from Denver, Colorado, representing large capital arrived in Yuma Wednesday morning to look over the mining interests of this section. They will examine the mining belt