The Arizona sentinel., 1899-10-07

The city council has ordered for the iremen twelve helmets and hall dozen rubber coats. Yuma will soon have a fire department worth speak ing of.
 Rev. J. A. Crouch will preach st the Crane school house tomorrow morning at II o'clock and in the evening will fill his pulpit at the Methodist church in the city.
 Edgar Sherman, who is a recent ar rival from California, came under the eve of the law Thursday for selling liquor to Indians. Judge Werninger sentenced him to ten days in the coun- ty jail.
 The fall term of the district court in this county was completed last Saturday evening, and Judge Street and Court Reporter Holmes left on the evening train fer their homes in Phoenix.
 Pierce Evans and Harry McPhaul left Thursday for trip up the Colo rado on a tour of inspection of the agricultural and mineral possibilities of the valleys and hills of this occi- dental Nile.
 Gus Livingston has rented the Colo rado River Steam Navigation Com pany's building at Ehrenberg, and will open a atore therein keeping a stock of general merchandise and miners supplies.
 Ira P. Smith, assistant prison SUD- erintendent left this morning for a ten days sojourn on the coast. He will be accompanied on his return by Mrs. Smith who has spent the sum- mer at Los Angeles.
 John T. Hughes, superintendent Of public schools in Pima county passed through Yuma yesterday en route to the coast to enjoy vacation Of couple of weeks. MT. Hughes took the time to invade our sanctum for few minutes.
 The board of supervisors has con- sidered and allowed a petition from the citizens of Toltec precinct for a new county road 10 run westerly from i Toltec to Texas Hill. Juan L. NOriega and J. c. Nelson have been appointed as road viewers.
 Thursday evening Rev. J. A. Crouch united in marriage Christopher $ Lane and Jennie Merrill both of Santa Barbara, California. The bride and groom are each slxty-one years young and look forward to many years of unalloyed bliss.
 NJ. J. Nugent has sold his interests in the Southern Pacific Hotel to his partner, l.. J. F. Iaeger, who will hencqforth conduct that popular car avansary. MT. Nugent will conduct store and boarding house at the King of Arizona mine.
 W. c. O'Brien and Miss Madge Wheeler, well-known young people of Fortuna were married last Monday by Justice of the Peace Debnam. The citizens of that fourishing camp, with their accustomed enthusiasm, cele- brated the occasion in 8 fitting man. ner.
 Outing Dr. Yemen's recent trip tc the coast he took the examination fol practicing dentists before the Califor' mia board of dental examination There were thirty nine dentists whe took the examination and onl sever passed, Dr. Yemen being one of the seven.
 On Sunday William E. H. Lystel and Phebe R. Pierce of Redlandi California were joined in the holy bonds of matrimony and on the fol- lowing day returned to their home happy, California laws being abrogateC by trip to this Mecca of aching hearts.
 A. Nelson, wife and daughter lief one day this week for Bowling Green Kentucky. MT. Nelson has been tn day operator at the s, P. Hotel bar fo some time, where he dispensed gooc cheer with his various beverages. Tn family will perhaps remain in the Blu
 Grass State.
 Dr. P. c. Cotter and Mrs. Cotter re
 turned Sunday from San Jose, Califor mia, where Mrs. Cotter has spent tn summer and where the doctor has beel for She past month. Dr. Cotter vii now be found at the court house wher he is serving his county as chairman
 of the board of supervisors.
 CD. Baker returned Sunday ant left day or two later for Los Angeles
 MT. Baker has been doing considerabl 
 missionary work for Yuma and say he has seen no other locality that ha
 aspromising future as has this sectio 5 and the more he sees of other com