The Arizona sentinel., 1898-12-03

went to project als lnt-rests H. t"e Gila Bend canal which was sold at sherif's sale 2 few days ago.
 The files of the SENTINEL of March Is. 1872, mention the formation of United States grand j"r, as follows: John Duff, Miguel Ca ncdo, Tom Goodman, Abe Frank, J. H. Meyers, Tom Bidwell, Charles Gross, A. Royce, Robt. Conn, c. Baker, B. D. Jones, Dr. Arnabar, Wm. Fuller, Bill Forest, A J Finley, Vim Finkltr, Geo. Smith, wm. Wilson, Geo. Knight. A. Hum bolt, 4. c. Hagget, Jacob Fisher and B. S Snyder.
 James Kerrick and William Cameron of Agua Caliento, were brought down from Maricopa county Thursday and placed in the Territorial prison under sentence of five years each for horse tealing. They were captured two weeks ago ky Julio Martinez and Abran Moline, near the Mexican line with band of horses they had stolen from ranchers on the Gila. Both men are well-known in Yuma and bear un- enviable reputationa.
 Dr. J. w. Langford, of Arizona, and twelve Of Roosevelts Rough Riders, have gone to San Juan Hill, Cuba, 10 prospect for gold. Tn an interview MT. Langford said: "BecaUse of it's pleasant climate we believe Cuba to he better gold field than the Klondike think Cuba is one of the best pros pecting countries in the world. l prespected in Alaska until July l, and expect to locate claims on San Juan Hill that the company will be able to work at a large profit"
 San Deigo Union says: Judging by the number ot mines that are being located in the Picacho district, there is a small mining boom on in that section. The following location notices were filed in the County Recorders office yesterday, all of the mines being in the Picacho district: Detroit, San a Cruz, Las Animas, Sacramento, Dur ango, La Plata, Yosemite, Mercury, Chief, by Ysidro R. Mendivil; Jayne and Juno, by J. l.. Redondo; Fl Ray ald Seward, by s. E. Shankland; Nevada and Swallow. by c. V. Meeden; Ruby, by F. g. Ingalls,. The Margaret mine WAS located by John McFall, no district given.
 Gus. Williams is the possessor of a curio in the shape of United States bank note of the vintage of IT'S. The note if for $50, is printed on rather heavy paper and is about as large as good-sized business card. On the face of the hlll, in oldfashioned type, is the following: "This bill entitled the bearer to receive 30 Spanish milled dollars, or the valne thereof, in gold or silver, in accordance to resolution passed hy congress, at Philadelphia, September 26. I77S" The back Of the note is stamped by three tobacco leaves; the top of the back of the note con- taining the following words: "Printed by Hail and Sellers, 177S" The Ng- natures to the note are too dim to be made out with the naked eve.-Courier
 The foot ball team Of the Phoenix Indian schnol passed through una Thursday in a special car on 6 tour of Southern California where they will play series of games with the prin cipal teams in and around Los Angeles They were accompanied by the Indian band composed ot thirty-tive p eces, and some excellent music. was furnish ed the people of Yuma duri g the "twenty minutes for dinner" The ball team averages 160 pounds to the man and will surprise the natives of California with the strong and scien- tifc game they are able to put up Including substitutes, musicians and managers the party consisted Of sixty people. The first game will be played today with the University of Southern California iii Los Angeles.