The Arizona sentinel., 1899-06-10

mia couples who were married Tn Arl-
 zona to escape some part of the Cali
 fornia law, are null and void. That
 robs Yuma of her reputation as the
 Mecca of would-be benedicts.
 G H. Wheelock and W. l.. Painter,
 special agents of the United States
 treasury department, were here this
 week in company with Deputy Inter-
 nal Revenue Collector Cullom. They
 are here for the purpose of learning
 whether the new revenue law is being compiled with or not. They found
 everything according to law, there
 being no discrepancies whatever.
 Constable Jones on Thursday arrest ed one Manuel Feliz on a charge of peddling goods without license. He was given jury trial yesterday after noon before Judge Thurlow It was proven that he hadstaken orders from parties at various mining camps where he was in the habit of selling fruit, and that he spent the miners money fer goods here, and merely for an ac- comodation. The jury wrestled with the knotty problem for several hours and finally decided to find him not guilty.
 c. D. Baker of Yuma has been away from his home for ten days and stop ped yesterday in Phoenix on h1s way back to Yuma says the Gosette. He says that man cannot be in Arizona for any length of time and escape con- nection with mines, water, land or one other thing the reporter did not quite catch but it sounded like trouble. Mr. Baker looks as if hls business led him any other route than towards trouble.
 Rev Thomas Harwood, superint- endent of the New Mexico mission work, and M. Sena, Mexican minister arrived in town yesterday morning. Rev. Harwood makes his home iH Albuquerque, N. M. He will fill Rev. Crouch's pulpit at ' 30 D. m Sunday, preaching in English. Mr.Sena will oc- cupy the pulpit in the morning de- liverlng a discourse in Spanish. Both gentlemen gre agreeable speakers and will no doubt be greeted by large audiences.
 The party of California gentlemen who accompanied Judge Holcomb to Cibola last week returned Tuesday. They are very well pleased with the Cibola valley and will immediately make preparations to settle there and l engage in agricultural pursuits. Those among the party are W. w. Martin, B. F. Adams, Stephen Seeley, John Cummings, Wm. Falkner, w. Y. Price, A. A. Hanna, R. B. LeBard, John Akers, Halleck Cole, w. s. King. Messrs. Blanchard and Rotchner.
 F. Aradonde was brought in from Glamis the first of the week, having been shot in the back by in irate hus- band It appears that Aradonde alienated the affections of a country mans better half and the injured husband armed himself with bowie knife and sixshooter and started out on still hunt for the gay Lothario, Lothario, however, designed the inten- tions of OthellO, and when the man with grievance attempted to whittle his frame he gracefully did the Agui- naldo act-that is, he beat nasty retreat while Othello took a shot at him with the sixshooter, stricking him in the back, making a wound as large as mans list. The wounded man was brought into town and Dr. Heffer- nan patched him up, later sending him to the hospital in Los Angeles. The man with the gun was arrested by the San Diego county authorities. Both men are section laborers.
 The following notice is taken from the Fresno Republican. MT. Avila was at one time agent at this point: "Last evening at s o'clock a new railroad official arrived at the home of Henry Avila, city ticket agent for the South ern Pacific. This new arrival is boy, and ere he was one hour old he was fairly settled in the position of super of Henry Avila. It IS rumor- ed that MT. Avila is scarcely account able for what he does t. day, and the envious ones say that he told pros- pective ticket buyer this morning that the most direct route to Tacoma was via Los Angeles, and that the favorite resort of Fresno people is Yuma, Arizona" It might be remark ed for the benefit of the sarcastic editor of the Republican that Yuma favorably as a summer resort with Fresno, where the thermometer gets very intimate with 115 degrees. 
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