The Arizona sentinel., 1898-06-04

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 Mrs. Vanghn and her sister Nils,
 Gross, of Fortuna, were visiting friend.
 in Yuma "Wednesday and Thursday.
 o. F. Townsend and daughters
 Viola and Emma returned Tuesday from a ten days visit to Los Angeles
 Graham Caldicott returned yester- day from the sulphur mnes which have been closed down. He will leave in few days for Pittsburg.
 1 P. c. Nugent, brother of Mike and Joe Nugent of Yuma, arrived last Saturday from New York and will make Arizona his future home.
 Ben Heyland vile returned Monday from GIla Bend here Mir. HeyI has disposed of his interests in the mer- cantile business. They will make their future home in Yuma.
 Two dispensaries of liqmd refresh- ments, the Palace and 49er, were closed on the first of June. This leaves only nne places where the consuming thirst 0. NunlaiJcs can b YIaked.
 John 0. Daubar. editor of the Phoe- u.E oal.tta. w.. I. Yuma NoY..v ou uasaess Ia1. understood e. john wua.. like ta secure a a.t -.-uoa e. land oa lae Ai-aa.ee- grant or the purpose a. e.am-s s flower gider.
 Senator l.. <. iros went to Tacsoa Monday and delivered the address at She annual commencement exercises of the Territorial University. Mir Ives is an eloquent speaker and those who heard his address pronounce it a masterpiece. The latest drink in Yuma is mineral wa5e- from Agua Calien5e springs Harry Neahr drought down few gallons of the water and h. q it car bonaIed and is giving it out to hls friends as a sample. Exports pronounce it equal to or better than Shasta water
 John D. Payne, field superintendent of the prison labor, left Monday lGr santa Babara, u here he goes t. super- iatend little labor contract of hIs own. John is a very efficient man and his many friends here wish him success. He will be back in about six weeks.
 O'Brien ( Co. will this evening fire their first kiln of brlck at their yards on the Specs ranch one mile south ol town. The kiln contains I75,O00 ! brick, and as the clay is pronounced | by experts to be the best yet discoverel ] in Yuma county frst-class building material will probably be produced
 At the last regular meeting of Yuma Lodge No. ', 4. 0. U. ". the follow ing officers were elected for the ensuing term: Geo. M ThuIlow, M. W;J. l. Rrdondo, Foreman: Y. Westfall ] ..... ## 7. Laa.g. Receiver. >. #........ I...u".r. F G Has.eI.
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 Harry Ee.hr supports the n patriot. ana .a.uaas watch caa.a an charm i1 Yuma county The chain .sa family heirloom and was .-.-u.. " nE. E-ahr and aau-I | e..-.e. lran tae fret eca uo.lfon taken from the old Picacho mine nineteen years ago. It is an immense affair, the charm being an elegant anchor three inches long. It is very beautiful and valuable piece of jewelry, the cost Of manufacture alone being seveuty-fve dollars.
 District Attorney J. B. Wright is dangerously ill at the home Of his father in Tucson Last Monday he started 10 accompany his wife. as far as Fl Paso, who was on her way to Den yer, where sHe intended to spend the summer, but when they arrived in Tucson Nr. Wright was taken sud- denly Ill and was ung bic to % further. He has since been confined to his bed and his physician says he will not be able to le ve 1t for month. He had been complaining for some time. but did not consider his ailment as ; serious, It is hoped, however, that he will soon be ale to assume his duties a IS he is an excellent officer and one of ( Yuma's best citizens.
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