The Arizona sentinel., 1894-04-21
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to town Tuesday on a visit.
 Dr. P. G. Cotter made a profes- sional visit to Aztec this week.
 The s. P. R. R. has deeded tt Geo. A. Duke, lot ?, block 96.
 It is rumored that Go. H, vii give an excursion on May 1st, or the steamer.
 The steamer Gila will leave to- morrow morning for Ehrenberg with Capt. Polhamus in command
 The children of the Public school are picnicing at the old Quarter masters buildings as we go to press.
 Judging from the appearance o1 our streets number of Yumaites have already y taken their departure for the Midwinter fair.
 William Marvine of Cargo Mu- chacho came to town the forepart of the week to have a burnt arm receive medical treatment.
 David Balsz is recuperating in Phoenix with his family. He has sent his meat market here a fine carload of cattle this week.
 A meeting of the Arizona Press association has been called to meet in Tucson May 9th, for the election of officers and other business.
 We are pleased to learned that the sloop "Examiner" has sailed We were in doubts at one time aboutit ever getting a Passport
 The little daughter of MT. and Mrs. Eugene J. Trippel has been suffering from a bilious attack this week and was a very sick child for few days
 R. c. Brown, of the Tucson En terprise, having finished his news paper work here left on a business trip to Phoenix on Sundays ex- press.
 Yuma Indians and squaws filled the s. P. R. R. baggage car Satur- day evening. They were return ing from taking part in the fiesta parade in Los Angeles recently,
 Mrs L. D. Clark and daughter who have been spending the past few weeks in Yuma for the latter's health left Friday morning for their home in National City, Cal.
 Len. Holiday of Tucson, an en- gineer of the S. P. R. R., with his family, passed through Yuma Wednesday on his return from the seashore.
 On Monday, April 18th, MT. R. Carrillo and Miss. Simona Fig ueroa, were joined in marriage by Rev. Father Gheldolf at the Catholic church.
 Mrs, Bastine and little son, of Tombstone were passengers on Tuesdays train bound for Germany. Mrs. Bastine goes to join her father. vho is very ill and not expected to i've.
 John Shanssey went to San Francisco, Monday, to buy stock # liquors for his new saloon in the dodesti block, which we are in- ormed will be opened about the irst of May.
 The horse case of John Stoffela | s. MT. Thomas came off in the ustice court Monday. The judge leld the defendant in the sum of 225 and the plaintiff $1OO to ap- 'ear before the next grand jury.
 Col. M. Grey, a large cattle and anch owner near Tombstone, was passenger on last Saturday even- ng's east bound train. He had cen to San Francisco on business onnected with the cattle interests. IT. Grey was member of the 9th legislature and was consider d one of Arizona's brightest law 1akers.
 A recent dispatch says: Jerome, he largest mining camp in Ariz- na, was entirely destroyed by fire nls morning. all the business ouses are gone, Including the re- ords and other property of the ostoffice. The lire could not be owing to the heavy wind nat prevailed. The loss is estim- ted at $50,O0O, with very little in- trance. Many miners and their LmIlleS are wifi h n11t hnnooe 4a |