The Arizona sentinel., 1894-05-26
LOCAL. ET ESH H.
Bath spon ses atCofter & MiIlsr'a:

Tuesday evening from hls Ylolt to the fair at San Francisco.
 Judge J. l.. VanDerwerker and o. F. Townsend returned Wednes- day from & visit to Tucson.
 Miss Anita Gandolfo returned home last Saturday evening, after a visit with relatives and friends in Los Angeles of several weeks.
 Hon. NJ. J. Nugent went to Phoenix last evening on business and is expected back tomorrow.
 Joe Gun, of Phoenix, will re- open the recently closed res taurant in connection with The Place saloon next Monday.
 A fine shady grove with irst,class music, large platform for dancing, photograph outfit, archery, games, boat races and lots of sport at the Glla River picnic tomorrow.
 Miss Annie Daniel, Mrs. H. S.. Muzzy and Engineer Elliott went to Phoenix Sunday evening to at tend the United States Court as witnesses in the Sortillon case.
 H. w. Blaisdell and wife returned this morning from 8 weeks visit in Tucson. While there they were the guests of Professor and Mrs. Col linswood.
 The thirteen Industrials arrested here short time ago and bound over to appear before the grand jury in the sum of $50 each were let out on thei: own recogniZance and now are speed = ing on their way to Washington, D. c.
 A Mexican brought up a number of wild hogs from the boundary line the forepart of the week and disposed of them to a Chlnaman in west Yuma, near the old quarte masters depot for $6 per head.
 Capt. A. c. Berry, the warhorse of the Colorado, who has been in command of the steamer Mohave for the past few months while she was docked at Needles, Cal, came down on her Tuesday.
 On Tuesday last Under-Sheriff Fred Nottbusch received a dispatch from his Superior at Phoenix to send Interpreters Albert Hodges and Mohave Bill there at once. He started them or their journey the same evening.
 T. J. Pollard, barber by oc cupation, had stroke of paralysis Wednesday forenoon. He was taken to the Sisters hospital, where he now lies in a critical condition. He is paralyzed from the hips down.
 James H. Graham. came down from Mohawk valley Thursday and i returned last evening. Mir. | Graham has been out prospecting for few weeks. He and several | others are interested in a new find | which they call the Never Sweat" James feels confident that they have struck 1t rich.
 W.C Budge, conductor on the & Phoenix railroad, was a passenger on Tuesdays eastbound express for Phoenix. NIT. Budge Is one of the most popular and efficient conductors on that road and was returning from a trip over the Prescott & Phoenix railroad, through lower California and visit to the mid winter fair.
 At the meeting of a number of our citizens last Tuesday evening at Cotter & Miller's drugstore for he purpose of establishing a read ng room the following ladies and gentlemen were chosen an ex- ecutive committee: Mrs. Martha raggart, Mrs. Hiel Hale, E. J. Frippel F. L. Ewing, R. J. Duncan. rhos. Gates, F. B. Wightman, John GandOlfo, N. N. Miller and L. A. Hicks. Dr. Cotter was elected Treasurer. Rooms on the .nd floor of Dr.. Cotter's building lave been rented and are now be- ng furnished and it is expected he rooms will be opened to the public about June 1st. Elec- ric lights and fans are already being put in place.