The Arizona sentinel., 1894-04-14
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IL Ward returned to Phoenix las evening.
 A. Blanc returned to San Francisco Tuesday.
 Editor Brown of the Tucson Enterprise came in on thls morning train.
 Sheriff Scott of Tucson arrived Thursday with three new boarders for the hill hotel
 City Marshal Robert Hatch and s. H King left this morning on prospecting trip.
 Engineer l.. A. Hicks has completed the
 survey of mine at Cargo Muchachc and same will be patented.
 Dr. w. Heffernan has been speidine the week in Los Angeles, in attendanoe at the grand fiesta held there.
 The s. P. pay car and two "deadiead' sleepers were attached to the express train this morning.
 John Sutherland returned from tip to the mouth of the Colorado last Sunday evening and left Monday for San Fran.isco.
 O. F, Tn ornton, President of the South Gila Canal Company was passenger or Fri day evenings train for his home at Clrys- toval.
 Taylor D. Macleod has been sperding the week in town visiting his many old time friends. He arrived here last Satur- day evening from San Francisco.
 Engineer Z Storm and General khirade left Thursday evening for GuaymaI. After few days spent in that city the, will go to the City Of Mexico.
 Judge F. L. Ewing went to Los Angeles during the forepart of the week, and as he has not yet returned, the Judge, no doubt is enjoying the fiesta.
 Albert Castillon and A. Urial, two italians, have come back after few days soiourn to the mouth of the river in the in terest of an Italian colony and nave gone tc Los Angeles.
 The Industrial army, as we go to press have taken possession of two freight trains at Colton. The railroad company has re- fused to carry them and the trains are now tied up at that place. The officials of the road have sent for officers.
 Judge E. M. Sanford made his depart ure Wednesday morning for Chicago via Denver. The Judge will spend several days in the latter named city when he will continue his journey east. He goes east in the interest of the Colorado Irrigation Com. pany and is in hopes of interesting capital in that company's enterprises here. We sin cerly hope that he will be successful.
 The annual exhibition of the pupils of the convent school took place last evening al O'toole's hall to house cro wded with parents and friends of the pupils. The little ones did themselves nobly and psrents and teachers can well feel proud of them The SENTINEL endeavored to get the pro gram in time for this issue but was unable, which we regret.
 o. f. Pierce of the Mohawk valley was in town Friday and paid the SENTINEL office a visit. Mir. Pierce has rented the large ranch of D. L. Lindley in that valley for a period of three years. Mr. Pierce has just completed 2% miles of hog proof wire fence. His mother has been on the sick isJ for some little time, but her health has inn proved of late. Mir. Pierce anticipates a large harvest. He returned Friday even- ing.
 Go. H, N. G, A., gave a grand ball Thursday evening of this week. Majo Bainbridge was expected here to inspect Go. H and the ball was given In his honor. At six o'clock that evening he sent 8 from Tucson, informing the con- pany that it was impossible for him to get here and that he would come later. The who have not had uniform on for the past six months will have to brush up again and get into line or the company may meet with disaster in the way of an order to disband
 The steamer Gila arrived this morning from Ehrenberg, with Capt. Mellon in Twenty tons of ore for Gandol- fo & Sanguinetti and other freight made up the cargo. The following is list of the aboard: The two daughters of Capt. I. Polhamus, Miss Georgie V. and Miss Agnes V. PolEamus; W. s. Hopkins. Col. s. fl. Waterbury, postofice inspector; Sheriff Mel Greenleaf and Engineer Drum mond Mir. Drummond found after running a line that the much disputed spot where the Indian child was killed by its parents. some time ago, was on the reservation.