The Arizona sentinel., 1894-05-19
A few days since family by the name of

A few days since family by the name o1 Turnbow, consisting Of father, three sons and sister-in-law, arrived here from Te- hachapi having walked the entire distance and crossed two of the longest and worst deserts in the United States-Mohave and Colorado. They camped four days and nights under mesquite tree on the old Quartermasters reservation. Some of our citizens interested themselves in their be- half and Tuesday they were given railroad tickets to Arizola and left for that place on the evening train, where they expect to se- cure employment They went to Bakers field, Cal, the first Of last January from Texas, having been told that times there were booming, on arriving there they found they had been misinformed and were unable to get work of any kind. Tehachapi was visited with Q like result.
 Articles of Incorporation of the Two Rivers Mining, Milling and Investment Company, with capital stock of $l,0OO,- 900, divided into one million shares, at the par value of $l .00 per share, have been tiled with the county recorder. The following welI-known citizens will constitute the Board of Directors for the coming year: Ransom J. Duncan, Samuel S. Gillespie, William Langstaff, Andrew Kozik and James E. Williams.
 ha yNac fraI dox pll inspected by the officers of the law. Some- where in the neighborhood of ten of them go through each train daily. We heard a gentleman remark the other day that he never knew of town before. the size of Yuma, having as many peace-keepers as it did. Why, you're like the military com- pany, you're all officers. He is about right.
 A number of subscribers of the SENTINEL have sent in complaints to this office that they do not receive their paper regular We endeavor to send out a paper each week to every subscriber and we feel con- fident that the papers leave this office all O. K. We have noticed number of peo- pie reading the SENTINEL who were not subscribers and we are also informed that the SENTINEL is being sold by parties not authorized to do so. There is only one place to buy the SEETINEL and that is at the office. Any one purchasing a SENTINEL anywhere else, buys that which belongs to another Readers failing to receive their paper in the future will confer favor by informing this office at once of the fact and we will see if the mat ter cannot be remedied.
 Wish-kin-e-ya alias Jose, Mohave In dian, was taken to Phoenix last evening as a witness in the Sortillon case by Deputy U. s. Marshal w. K. Murphy.
 The large irrigation pump of the Colo rado Irrigation Company in West Yuma, is running night and day to furnish the farmers along the canal with water.
 Postmaster Logan, who is now sojourning at the Agua Caliente springs, says he already feels much improved and is confident they will cure him of his rheumatism.
 Hon. A. Frank returned from Pasadena Thursday after a visit of several days with his brother sigmund. Mrs. Frank has been spending several weeks in Pasadena with his family. Heis one of the Prominent merchants of Portland, Ore.
 Roll of honor, gramma grade.- Stella Hornbeck, Frank Ramirez, Suis Ramirez, Fred Fredley, Yyna- cio Molina, Herbert Dyer, Jose Molina, Alfredo Ramirez, George de Corse, Edna Greenieaf, Frank Thurlow.
 Roll of honor, primary grade.-I Gustavo Molina, lone Greenleaf, | Alice Greenleaf, Bennie de Corse, Edward Thurlow, Harry Ingalls, Suciano SerVentti.