The Arizona sentinel., 1895-04-27
Yuma, A. T., April 25th, 1895,
J. w. DORRINGTOl

Foreman. Yuma, A. T., April 25th. 1895.
 Mrs, Judge A. c. Baker accom- panied her husband here on his official visit this week. While he attended to his duties as the pre- siding Judge of the Third Judicial District Court his estimable wife received many calls from friends who have known her from girlhood Mrs. Judge Baker is the daughter of Judge H. N. Alexander of Phoe- nix, who resided here with his family for number of years in the seventies. She is lady of refine ment and is we'll known here and in Phoenix for her kindly disposi- tion and many loving acts o1 charity. Court having adjourned Thursday afternoon the Judge and his wife returned to their home in Phoenix, to the regret of theiI many friends.
 Capt. JIG. Beatty returned from a weeks visit in Los An ngeles Sun day evening. His son H. T. Beatty, Mrs. J, B. Warning and Mrs. $. Denton of New York, ac- companied him and will visit Yuma for some little time. Sunday morning the Captain and his son H. T Beatty will leave on trip over the proposed line of the Colo rado Canal as far as Signal noun tian. They will go by train as far as Flowing Wells, where they will have conveyances in waiting to convey them oyer the route. They expect to be absent a week.
 Yesterday morning Dr. W. H. Prescott and wife who have been visiting the family of H. ". Blais- dell for 8 week started on their journey to Australia. The doctor is a brother of Mrs. Blaisdell. They were accompanied to Los Angeles by Mr. Blaisdell, wife and daughter. The party were at the train Thurs day morning ready to leave when Dr. Blaisdell of Concord, Mass, ar rived unexpectedly and the trip was postponed for a day, the party leaying the following morning. Doctor Blaisdell is visiting his brother Frank.
 Tuesday Ward Priest arrived from the Mohawk valley with the thoroughbred Englishshire stallion, Pride of Mohawk" Mr. Priest has leased the stallion for the coming season to serve his band of blooded mares now grazing in the Colorado valley. The Pride of Mohawk is owned by Geo. W. Norton and was purchased by him several years ago in California for his stock-farm in the Mohawk valley. He is a beautiful animal; sorrel in color and weighs nearly 2000 pounds.
 The little baby of Judge Frank while playing in the yard Wednes- day was bitten on the hand by what is supposed to be the poison ous round red-back spider. Twelve hours later the limbs of the child were horribly swollen and the face commenced to digcolor. Dr. Cotter was called and relieved the suffer ings of the little one and we are pleased to note that the child has fully recovered from the yenomous bite.
 Deputy Sheriff U. G. Wilder left Monday evening with an attach ment for two defaulting witnesses who failed to appear before the grand jury. George was instructed to have the witnesses here by 9 o'clock Thursday morning. On the convening of the grand jury that morning the witnesses were on hand. This is the best time ever made between here and that place.
 John Agard and Porter Laird of Ehrenberg attended court this week as jurors. Nr. Agard is a promi- nent miner and heavily interested at Tyson's Wells. He reports the outlook very bright and promising in that section.