The Arizona sentinel., 1898-06-11

\ very enjoyable church, social was
 given last evening at the residence. ol l Rev. Crouch. lee cream and cake, and
 a magic lantern entertainment were on the program.
 At last accounts District Attorney J. B. Wright was still very i'll in Tue son, but is slowly recovering and will probably be able to come home within
 the next two weeks.
 Eugene Sanguinotti has been con fined to his room this week with stomach trouble. He suffered severely 1 for two or three days, but is much better this morning and will soon be cut again.
 David Balsz this week received 9 carload of prime steers from his ranch ] in the Salt River valley for lis market in Yuma. He expects a carload of sheep and hogs from the same place in a day or two.
 Prof. GolIey and family, of Tu cson, passed through Yuma Tuesday ou their way to the seaside where they will spend the vacation. Prof. GCuey ! is connected with the Territorial University.
 i Cap. Coy, enc of the oldest pioneers of Yuma county left Wednesday on .aua.to his old home ln 1teasa.
 Ir Coy has been ID Fl hea-.a fer
 several months and Is~re= .a .H. hope ...s change os climate vii. benefit
 The steamer MoAays wal leave early next week for Gieg's Landing
 with a quartz mill for Cortelyou & l Glaan, of Los Angeles who are doing
 a large amount of development work
 on a number of claims in the Williams
 district.
 Mel GraenIaai and D. L. Russell
 will leave Monday for Los Angeles whe.o they have been summoned as
 witnesses in a ease before the United States district court. Little Miss l Hilbert will accompany them and will spend the summer on the coast.
 
 Johnny Morrison, Of Los Angeles, !. brother-in-law of Thomas Polhamus,
 arrived last Saturday evening on a visit to friends. He has been employ eI in the S. P. freight office in Los 1 Angeles for some time, and is taking ] a much needed rest. He will go up the river on the steamer Mohaye when she leaves next week.
 Capt. PoIhauus returned Wednes- l day from a visi. to his son Tom, at Santa Monica, who is suffering from a ! painful wound in his hand inflicted ] by fsh-hook. Blood-poisoning had set in and for several day it WAS feared that he would locse his hand. Good medical attendance, however, prevent . "a a.. r.tu. iamr. 3 -lt 4 nov doing nicely.
 Call Golfers Drug st5re and see ..- large suppl. .. .... ..-s ..a. ars
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 Waller f...... s... .o1 ~. Capt. IF. s. Ingalls, left Thursday with the 1 regular soldiers en route to San Francisco, where he will enlist, in the i hope Of getting to the front before the war closes. Walter has been fairly boiling over with patriotism and military enthusiasm since the WAT l began and if given a fair opportunity will distinguish himself on the field O. ] battle. He will make 8 good soldier land will always be found in the ] thickest ofthe fight.
 The school beard has got it's second wind and viii make another dcspera' c stab a5 the bond election. This time 1 the important event is slated to take place on Saturday, July 2ud. As the principal taxyayers of the district are opposed 10 the proposition t is not at all likely that two-tlirds majority of the votes can be secured in it's favor, and aa it would be impossible at tLis ] late date to have the new building ready for the ensuing term of school, l the board had just as well turn their attention toward preparing the present ! property for further service. The ] fence in front Of the school house on Main street is in a bad condition and should h1 ~~~oirod or rebuilt. The ... -a --esa and ground. .... .. a..-....G a-.. -.- a-r srae-