Arizona republican., 1898-06-29
YUMA COUNTY.

M. l.. Pool Of Yuma last WeQueSudy- The steamer Mohave returned to Yuma Tuesday with load of lead ore from the Castle Dome mines.
 Mrs. J. c. McCord left Yuma Wel- nesday for Evansville, Minn., where where she will spend the summer. Captain J. c. Beatty and his charm ing daughters, Miss Jean M. and Jose phine, were in Yuma several days last weew.
 Mrs. Isaac Levy and Miss Josephine Kelley of Tucson went out to Gold Rock Thursday to attend the celebra- tion of San Juan's day.
 John Noble, a guard on the hill left Monday for his home at Dos Cabezas, where he was called on account of sickness in his family.
 John Gandolfo of Yuma went to Los Angeles Thursday to attend the grad uatlng exercises of the Sisters school where his daughter, Victoria, gradu- ated.
 John D. Payne is now the happiest man on the Pacific coast. A bouncing baby boy arrived at his home in Santa Barbara last week and at last accounts , was doing well.
 Dr. Greenleaf, late of Boston, but more recently of Phoenix, arrived in Yuma Thursday to relieve Dr. Heffer- nan, prison physician, who will go east on a vacation the first of next month Fred Fredley of Yuma is able to be out again, but is still far from being a we'll man. As soon as he gains lit tie strength he will take a trip to the coast for the purpose of receiving ex- pert medical attendance.
 Mrs. Jack Dunne, little Jack and Douglas returned Thursday to Yuma from two weeks trip to Los Angeles. Dewey, the youngest son, who is quite | ill, was left in the care of his grand mother. He is slowly improving and ! his ultimate recovery is now almost certain.
 About the only celebration of the glorious Fourth of July in Yuma, aside from individual demonstrations, will be grand ball at the S. F. hotel in the evening. It never gets too warm l to dance in Yuma and the Fourth of July ball is always the event of the year. Everybody will be there.
 Bo Webber left Yuma Tuesday for 1 Santa Monica with the alligator and Gila monster, which he will place on exhibition in big tent at the seaside. He will be back in September, provid- ed walking on the desert is good at 1 that time. If things don't come his way he may have to eat the alligator before he starts home.
 ! 1T o6 from the wood camp at Yuma last fall, is in jail at his old home, Bay City, Mich, awaiting the arrival of an officer who has been sent after him. This To- cates all the escapes from the terri torial prison under the present admin istration. Hannigan, the youth who went away with O'Brien, can be got when wanted, and the balance are do- ing service in the Mexican army
 The work of macadamizing Madison avenue in Yuma will soon be complete. While convicts are doing the principal part of the work, the territory is not losing one cent on the proposition. The city furnishes the coal, steel and powder to do the blasting and the rock removed from prison hill is done
 
 provements, leveling grounds for the enlargement of the yard. The city furnishes the teams to haul the rock, which if not used in this way would be moved and dumped into the river at the expense of the territory. The city is spending money in this work and is materially assisting the terri tory in improving the prison premises.
 The many friends of Mr aud Mrs
 John Wright will be pained to learn that Mrs. Wright is seriously ill at the home of her parents in Denver. The long and tiresome railway trip, coupled with anxiety and worry over her hus- bands illness was more than her deli cate constitution could stand and shs is now very tow with nervous p-ostra- tion. A private letter from MT. Wright states that his physician has recom- mended a change of climate, advising him to go to San Francisco for few weeks. MT. Wright is exceedingly un
 fortunate in being compelled to stay
 away from his business in Yuma sc
 long, but the people understand hi:
 misfortune and all sincerely wish fol
 the speedy recovery of both himsel e.ht HIS llOSI tS luldD16 "hO, WuSl
 they will be more than welcomed , home again.-Yuma Sentinel. YAVAPAI COUNTY. Richard Boscha will officiate as tn, F mascot of the Congress base ball nin'
 and says he will pull his team througI
 successfully. He says he is rougl rider scrapper, attended the execution Of Parker, is used to living where :: runs up to 125 in the shade, knows hoy to handle the gloves. never shoot craps, and thinks he can hoodoo any [ thing that Prescott has in stock il ball playing.
 It seems that Captain O'Neill is t ,, be second Hobson if he keeps up hi
 water antics. Our boys do not knoy
 what it is to retreat They will kee1 5 on going until the Merrimac is reache ? Wood and his rough riders while ia r nous as cavalry, are equally as ia 3 nous now as infantry men. Colone iv,