The Arizona sentinel., 1897-08-07
LOCAL NOTES.

Indio Saturday.
 Billy Mimmack took trip to La Fortuna the first of the week.
 Col. J. H. shannsey came in Mon- day from short visit to Hedges.
 Ii you want a cool and delicious drink of beer go to the Ruby Saloon.
 CD. Baker went to Los Angeles Friday on combined business and pleasure trip.
 W. H. Elliott, the civil engineer, left fer Tucson Thursday on business connected with the United States Land Office.
 Ii you want lots of eggs, buy roosters from Nelson Brothers, Palomas, Ari- zona. Write to them and find out how it is done.
 Thomas Mcclure, serving sixteen months term for burglary, was liberat- ed from the prison today by reason ot expiration of sentence.
 Mir. Morgan, well-known business man of Wilcox, and wife, were in Yuma Wednesday for the short time the train stopped, en route to the salt sea air.
 Captain Polhamus came in on We'd nesday from the coast His daughter, Miss Georgia, remained at Santa Monica, the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Frank Oswald.
 City Marshal Jas, Kenny went out Thursday evening, for visit to his former home in Cincinnati, and to see some real het weather. He will be gone about six wt eks.
 C.!. Hall, cashier of the Phoenix National Bank, and his estimahle wife, were passengers through Yuma Wednesday, to spend the balance of the hot weather at the seaside.
 Dr. Heffern&n says the trip he made to Blsisdell on the special engine last "Wednesday was trife fast for a ~'landsman" to enjoy. The distance, sixteen miles was covered in about fifteen minutes.
 Mrs. NJ. s. Shaw, of Tucson, wife of .ex-Superintendent Shaw, of the Ter ritorial Prison, accompanied by her sister, Miss Emma Smith, were pas sengers on Fridays train, bound for the coast to spend the hot days.
 MT. and Mrs. Ronstadt, who were married in Tucson Wednesday, passed through Yuma Thursday on their bridal tour to the coast. They were met at the station by host of friends wishing them all kinds of happiness.
 Dr. P. G. Cotter returned Wednes- day evening from California, where he has been for the past several days enjoying the refreshing breezes of old acean. Mrs. Cetter and Miss Cotter will remain till Yuma and the heated term part company.
 Nugent & Jaeger have now had charge of the s. P. Hotel for week, and in that time have made many improvements. One of the most i'm portant has been the opening of s lunch counter, and it has experienced good patronage from the start.
 Wyatt Earp, who has lived the greater portion of his life in sur- rounding of mining districts and gold, has become imbued with the Alaskan fever and started for the Klondyke country. He left for San Francisco Thursday, from which point he will take steamer for the desired goal.
 Formal demand has been made by the State of Arizona Improvement Go, on Governor McCord, for the eonvicts which were leased to them by Gov. Hughes. They state that everything is in readiness to com- mence work and they want the con- tract ratified and the men. This will give work to over hundred of the prisoners.
 Jas. O'Boyle, 8 miner of Bisbee, fell from tho rear porch of'the Modesti block, a distance of about twenty feet last Saturday night, and sustained injuries which resulted in his death the next day. No statement could be obtained from him, but 1t Is gen. orally supposed that he came from his rOon, iE the night to go down the stairs, and heinz stranger to the surroundings took the wrong direction and met with the accident which esuseL ..ia de1J-