The Arizona sentinel., 1894-03-24
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Denver mining men to Glla City,
 Wednesday.
 A. B. Carmichael, who has one ofthe pleasantest homes in the valley of the Gila, was a visitor at the SENTINEL office yesterday.
 The race between Ben HeyPs little gray horse and Frank Burke's roan, was won by the latter by about 50 feet.
 The s. P. R. R. Go. is having an addition built on to it's storeroom at the freight depot for the storage of supplies for the use of the sta ton.
 Wm. c. and P. B. Hodges. and Henry Leroy are down from the Castle Dome mines to attend court which convenes next week, as jurors or witnesses.
 Miss Jennie Sanguinetti, sister of our respected citizen and merchant, Eugene Sanguinetti, has returned from Los Angeles, where she spent the winter in school.
 The Farmers Canal Co. has paid it's taxes. The farmers are putting in large crop, are pros pering and feel well over the pros poets for the coming season.
 L. J. Rose, the great wire and horse man of Los Angeles, was a passenger on yesterdays west bound express. He had been on visit to his stock ranch in Eastern Arizona.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Bornn of the New York World spent Satur- day in Yuma. During the day they visited the Indian school, prison and other points of interest, with which they were we'll pleased. Chris. Horner, the veteran blacksmith, was in town Wedneg- day, from the Moreland mill at Gila City which he is putting up. He says that they hope to start up next week.
 Frank Hodges, the cattle king of Ehrenberg, came in last evening after supplies for his camp. Geo. Brown, H. R. Swift and F. s. Nor ton, old friends of the SENTINEL are assisting him with his stock, which he says, is doing we'll.
 The three youngest subscribers to the SENTINEL, are Eddie Hodges, Valentine Guterriez and R R. SortilIon, the two latter trusted employees of the Gold Rock mine, the former, the sixth son of the late ex-Sheriff Frank Hodges.
 A. Blanc and Wm. Sutherland, representing the French and Scotch capitalists, who have been examining the country between here and the mouth of the Colo rado, returned last evening, we'll pleased with their trip. They ex- pected to leave today on another trip down the west side of the river.
 The Grafton excursion Saturday in the Magnificent KrabeI vestibule palace cars, was the finest of the season. It was made up of 100 mostly from Chicago and vicinity. Conductor Albert Brooks said that it was the best party he ever brought across the continent.
 pr. H. E. Holman of New York, came down from Pasadena, Cal, Tuesday. This is the Dr.'s third visit to Yuma. Each visit has confirmed his opinion that there is no place on the coast more favor able than Yuma for those afflicted with throat and lung troubles.
 Frank P. Galloway, a son of en- gineer Galloway, who was brutally murdered, few years since by an Indian, on the Blythe ranch, near Ehrenberg, spent yesterday in Yuma. It is his first visit for several years. Frank is a nephew of our old time townsmaD, Andy Tyner. He saw many improve ments since he was last here. He returned to Los Angeles last even- ing.
 Hon. J. W. Darlington, proprie- tor of the SENTINEL and ex-Mayor W. E. Darlington of Falls City, Neb., left Sunday evening to visit