The Arizona sentinel., 1894-03-03
LOCAL ETENs.

OOl' Il W. DIOOho, LhlllAh6 NA perts Requa and Stevens of Sa
 Francisco, returned from the Pc
 Hole mines well satisfied wit
 their investigations.
 The heavy rain last night. tn
 finest of the season was more thai
 acceptable, laying the dust, putin!
 the roads and streets into gooc
 shape, and giving the grass a gooo
 start for the coming season.
 Miles and company are making
 good progress sinking on the Look out mine, two miles from town The vein is looking we'll, and the ore prospects well.
 The Indians and squaws are getting so that they begin tc lounge again around and on Main street. A hint to them from the authorities might cause them tc stay at home.
 s. s. Gillespie of the s. P. hotel returned from California Thursday morning with II fine COWS. which he has put on his place just below town. He will supply the hotel with milk from his own ranch.
 M. L. Requa and J. B. Stevens, two prominent mining men of San Francisco, arrived in Yuma We'd nesday and left for the Pot Holes mines Thursday, accompanied by R. J. Duncan.
 Frank Guerra, the vell-known foreman of the Cargo Muchacho mines, and an expert upon whose judgment many of our best mining men rely, spent Sunday in town his friends, of whom he has a host.
 A report came to town last even ing that Senator Fair and party were stuck on a sand bar near the mouth of the Colorado. The re- port says that the steamer Aztec went on to the bar at high tide and was high and dry at low tide.
 Superintendent J. H. Munghus of the Moreland mill at Gila City was in town yesterday. Every thing is in good shape and soon the yellow gold will show on the plates, if all the experts are not at 'ault.
 Geronimo Elizaldo was in town Wednesday from the Cocopah olacers. He reports the miners loing we'll. Deer and antelope were plenty, and the prospects good for the future. Luman Gas kill has his cattle near Vicente Wells, where there is plenty of eed and water.
 The steamer GiIa, Capt. J. A. left for Ehrenberg and way andings Tuesday with her barge md a full freight. Col. T. w. Brooks was a passenger for the Pot Holes. Capt. I. Polhamus ac- ompained Capt. Mellon on the rip.
 Frank Vomocil was in town Wednesday from the Castle Dome hines where he has force em- 'loyed working his mines. He aid that the miners were doing veil and the outlook was good onsidering the low price of lead nd silver.
 District Attorney Wilson has commenced a suit in the District Court for $2,009.44 against the ondsmen of the late Dr. DeCorse or his dedication as County 'reasurer. Cox and Street of l 'hoenix are associated with MT. l Wilson in the prosecution of the ase.
 At the last meeting of the Com lon Council the salary of the Re- order was fixed at $15 per month l nd that of the city Marshal at | 50 per month to date from Feby. l st. Messrs Woodman and Con- CT were appointed committe to ecure bids for the city printing, 'r printing the ordinances, etc., or the coming year.
 c. King was down from Gila ity Thursday. He said that work -as progressing rapidly on the new Toreland mill. The development l the mines was being crowded 7ith most satisfactory results. s depth is attained the veins grow -ider and the ore richer. The old amp that has produced 30 much lacer gold in years gone by now