The Arizona sentinel., 1894-09-15
WEEKLY WEATHER REPORT.
LOCAL NOTES,

R. W. Russell, Travelling Engineer of the s. P. R. R.. with headquarters at Los An geles, was passenger on Tuesdays east ward express for Fl Paso.
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 Dr. P. G. Cotter is back from a visit of eighteen days at Los Angeles and the pleas ure resorts in that neighborhood. The Doctor said he had grand vacation.
 John Armstrong, who passed through here . few days ago for Los Angeles, was a pas senger on Wednesday evenings express. He said he was going direct to Boston, Mass.
 MT. R. P. H. Laney and wife came in on Saturday evenings train after few weeks spent visiting relatives and friends in San Jacinto, Cal. Mir. Laney is wood con- tractor for parties in Los Angeles.
 W. A. Thompson, brother-in-law of Judge F. L. Ewing spent few days in town this week. He was formerly road master of the s. P. R. R. at this place. He returned home to California Tuesday.
 Miss NJ. Ely arrived from Fresno, Cal, Sunday evening. Monday she opened her sisters school in West Yuma with l6 scholars in attendance. We are informed that the school will have 20 or more child rsn.
 David Balsz, proprietor of the City Meat Market, left Wednesday evening OR visit of few days to his family near Phoenix. His nephew, Johnny Balsz, late of Phoenix, will have charge of the market during his absence.
 The steamer Aztec, with Capt. Stacy at the helm, started Monday for Norton's Landing with several tons of freight. Con- sisting mostly of provisions for the miners along the river. She was several hours getting over a sand bar near the mouth of the GiIa.
 Peter and William Hodges went to Cal ifornia Monday. Peter returns this even- ing after visit of few days at the seashore and seeing his brother Billy installed in the Keeley Cure Home at Riverside, Cal The many friends here of the family hope that he will be. permanently cured of his ap- petite for intoxicating beverages. He will be absent one month.
 The newly appointed Secretary of the Territorial Prison, H. McKean, arrived here Tuesday from Tucson. Secretary Trippel has been initiating him since his arrival into his new duties. Mir. E. J. Trippel will re- sign as Secretary this evening and with his family will leave the first of the week to as- sume his duties as Register of the U. S. Land office at Tucson. Mrs. McKean came in from Phoenix, Wednesday.
 Mrs. Purdy ReIyea arrived here Sunday evening from San Francisco, Cal, and was met at the depot by her husband, Attorney Relyes, who came here few weeks ago and opened law office in the Modesti build ing. Tuesday while making tour of our city and looking at our beautiful gardens in company with her husband they dropped in the SENTINEL office. She was much pleased over the large and beautiful lime, orange and lemon trees in the garden of this office and thought that if she had ham, mock stretched under the large fig tree she would be contented forevermore. They have commenced housekeeping in enc of Modesti's cottages on First street, between Madison avenue and Main street. We found her to be a very intelligent lady tnd versatile oonversstionalist.