The Arizona sentinel., 1895-06-22
LOCAL MENTIONS.
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Gold Rock.
 J. H. Graham came down on Friday from Mohawk " !. Valentine Westfall, of Hedges, was in town this week on business
 Attorney Sam Purdy went to Gold Rock to-day on legal business
 Col. Norton's men and teams ar- rived here at noon Friday from Mohawk.
 Mrs. Donald Mcintyre accom- panied by her three boys and Mrs. Panchita de La Ossa, went to Los Angeles on Thursdays train.
 ". H. B1aisdell has returned from Sonora, where he went for the purpose of inspecting John Gandolfo's mining properties.
 Jack Dunne of the Ruby saloon has added large and fine ice an d beer chest to the equipment of his place. also a neat and artistic screen.
 Chas. Tieson left for the mouth of the river on Thursday, taking with him in his boat party con- sisting of two gentlemen, two ladies and a boy, who are on 8 prospecting tour.
 James Costello, aged 26 years died at his mothers residence here on Thursday night. The deceased had been suffering with consump- tion for a long time and for the past three months was confined to his room. The funeral took place at 6 p. m. Friday.
 Sheriff Greenleaf, on Thursday, the Doth, sold at the county court house under r authority of an execu- ton, all the right, title and interest of the South Gila Improvement Company in and to the pumping plant, pipe line &c
 Col. J. s. Noble, Div. Supt. re- turned from the coast, where he had been on a visit with h1s family, Thursday, and in company with Asst. Supt. Siebert went on to Tue son. It is rumored that the Col will go to Los Angeles to take the place of Division Superintendent J. A. Muir. who will be promoted to Asst. Gen. Superintendent.
 E. Hanson, the Tailor, has removed to the building next door south of Gilroy & Morettis saloon, where he will continue to furnish the gentlemen of Yuma with the best suits at S25.OO and upwards, pants $6O0 and upwards. First class material always on hand. An inspection of stock is cordially invited. All work guaranteed. One suit of clothes made by Hansen the Tailor, wears longer than dozen shoddy sr t, poorly made.
 A neatly dressed little boy of apparently about seven years was put of the west bound passenger train here on Thursday morning. The extremely tender age and helpleesness of the child appealed to the good hearted people about the hotel, especially to the manly sympathies of Mir. Duncan, the dis. patcher, who saw to it that the little fellow was cared for and amused during, his Short stay with us. It seems that the child's mother is living at Phoenix and his father at Cotton, Cal. Wishing to send him to the father, the mother put the child on the train at Phoenix thinking; no doubt, that as he was under ten years he would be carried through to Cotton free. The conductor brought him to Yuma, the end of the run, where he Was held unti! his parents could be communicated with. The boys father was telegraphed to, and he promptly replied that he had deposited money with the Agent at Colton to pay his boys fare from Mari copa to Colton, so the little fellow was sent on to his destination on Fridays train. Every one about the depot hotel speaks highly of the little fellow manly and man. nerly qualities and say that he is one of the best bred, best raised children they have ever met