The Arizona sentinel., 1899-11-04

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 Capitalists from Galveston, Texas, are contemplating the establishment of binding twine factory at Yuma, which will turn out a carload of twine per day Range News.
 Invitations are out for the formal opening and celebration of the Gan dolio building this evening A good time is in store for all who attend and we bespeak for tue occasion 8 goodly throng.
 We note with plessure the flattering compliments paid Miss Mamie Donald son, by the Los Angeles pres$, for her eIecutionary ability. Miss Mamie is a daughter of Capt. Donaldson, formerly of Yuma.
 Hon. John Shaussey, as going to open saloon ard billiard parlor in the Gandolio building. The furniture for the place is now being delivered and from it's character We are warrant ed in saving that the place will be an elegant resort.
 L. c. s.ahl is the proudest man in town. The cause Of his joy is bon- ming baby boy which was presented to him last Monday morning by Mrs. Stahl. The mother is getting along nicely and Charley says that the boy is bowling success.
 Sheriff Speese and District Attorney Brown went out to the King of Ari- zona last Thursday to inspect th's de- velopment work now being done on the Speese lead mines near that psace MT. Speese will soon begin shipping ore from these mines.
 Serapio Aeosts, who escaped from Sheriff Clark of Graham county by jumping through the window of the train a ehort distance west of Benson, succeeded iu reaching Nogales, Sonora. Acosta had been sentenced to seven years in Tuma.-Rauge News.
 The Press despatches say that Gen. Frederick Funston has wired his at torneys at Kansas City to begin a criminal libel shit against Archbishop Ireland and the Monitor, Catholic paper published at San Francisco, for the startling story that he footed the Catholic churches in the Phillippines.
 Col. B A. Packard of Bisbee spent several days here this week looking at the sights. He Lad heard much Of the valley below town and stopped of on his return from California for the purpose of seeing it. He went down the country on Monday and viewed the landscape o'eF, and carried away with him the idea that our valley is all right.
 Col. Stocker's surveying party have sAty yd- y2d- l3+7ft lhfH -551Sey of the line of tthe Gulf road and part of them re- turned yesterday and lief; on this nor ning's train for Los Angeles, Col. Stocker and the remainder Of the party will follow later. We hope to be able, at an early date, to announce the commencement of construction work on the road.
 Thursday Nov. 2nd, the day follow ing all Saints day, was observed here by the Spanish-CathoIic population as the day "Dia de Los Muortos" At night the graves of the beloved depart ed were decorated with beautiful gar lands of flowers and evergreens and the whole cemetery illuminated with lighted candles presenting an exquisite picture to the eye.
 W. J. Stevens, General Field Man ager Of the Provident Mutual Building and Loan Association of Lo< Angeles, has been in town nearly week soli- citing subscribers and negotiating loans. The Proyident Mutual is de- servedly popular in Arizona where it does a good business. and great deal O. thls popularity is due to the general good will entertained by the people for MT. Stevens.
 General Thomas F. Wilson met with d serious accident while driving out from Tucson to visit some mines. His team smashed the buggy by running against rock and the general was left on the desert with two horses and miles from home. He finally decided to mount one Of the horses and let the otter and in this way he got tc town. He was out twenty four hour, without eating d thing, aud 1t touk him some time to rerover after he reached hou!p.--RgpubIican,
 Ben. N. Crawrord of Clifton, Ari- zona, WAS accidentally shot and, it i. said, fatally wounded, while walking along the side walk of a street in Silver | City, N. NJ. few days ago. The depiorable accident was due to the careless handling Of a gun by tourist Mir Crawford was we'll known all over