The Arizona sentinel., 1899-08-12

John Doan, secretary of the La For tuna Mining Go. The two gentlemen registered at the s. P. hotel last Sun day
 Frank Avila, the efficient deputy county recorder. made trip to Castle Dome this week to look after his min ing interests in that locality Frank is an enthusiastic miner and will some day strike it rich.
 Senator Ives, president of the State of Arizona Improvement Co.,, was in Yuma this week on business connect ed with the King of Arizona mine The Senator's family now reside at Sborb, near Los Angeles.
 PC. Duboise of San Francisco and Geo. A. Rice of New York, who have been investigating to Picacho mines, left Thursday for the coast. They ex- press themselves favorably as to the properties in the Picacho district.
 Chas. Pichenbeck of Los Angeles has been in Yuma this week looking after his various mining interests in this county. MT. Pichenbeck was in Yuma in the 70's and is one of the best mining men in the Southwest,
 The weather bulletin reports on Yuma weather as follows: Harris burg-Plenty of rain during the past week. Grass in abundance and stock looking good. Yuma-Tempe' ature highest 106; lowest 73. Precipitation .O6.
 An old Mexican, sixty years-fivs of age was found dead in bed yesterday morning. His name is Jose Padilla, and had been employed as gardner by Santiago Redondo. The Coroner's jury found that he died of natural causes.
 Circulars came here this week giv- ing description of and offering re- ward of $1750 for the arrest and con- viction of the murderer of R. M. Rodgers and Clinton Wingfeld, at Camp Verde, Yavapai county, on the night of July 2, 1899.
 R. B. Young, the architect, came in from Los Angeles Sunday to look after the construction of the Catholic church of which he is the architect, and also to be present at the dedica- ton and the laying of the corner stone of the structure.
 A party of prominent Phcenicians passed through Yuma on Yesterdays excursion. Among the party were Captain Alexander, Jerry Millay, Councilman Fickas, J. A. Kurtz, and Judge Baker. The families of most Of the gentlemen were present.
 The 49er saloon was touched for B65 Thursday morning. The hold-up occurred in broad day light and was done while Jack Stwartz, the proprie- tor had his back turned on the money which was in a shot sack on a shelf behind the bar. No clue to the bold robber has yet been found.
 The city council has at last located the fire apparatus, which was a very proper act. The council will erect a building on the lot adjoining the Phoenix restaurant, which was donat- ed by John Gandolfo. The building will also be used as a city hall, the council having chambers in the same. Joe Heyl has the contract for the erection of the building.
 City Attorney Pierce Evans return ed last Sunday from an extended trip to the various coast cities. While absent he visited Les Angeles, San Francisco, Portland, Seattle as well as the smaller cities. Mir. Evans left again Wednesday for two weeks stay in Los Angeles. Attorney P. T. Robertson will act as city attorney during the absence of MT. Evans, and it is needless to say that the law affairs Of the city are in good and safe hands.
 The Yuma Cash Store has changed hand, A. Bienkowski, who has con- ducted the same fer several months past, disposing of his interests to Mist Rosa Le Roune. Charley willshortly make trip over the county for re- creation and rest as well as to keeI his eye peeled for mining investments Mir. Bienkowski desires to issue 2 notice to the public thanking hi customers for the liberal patronage bestowed upon him and bespeaks s liberal share of the same to his suc- cessor.
 Harry Neahr, one of the business men of Fortuna, was in town the frs part of the week. While here MT Neahr had some postal cards printed for the various business men of tha town to be sent out to different min ing camps and villages throughou the country warning hotel men, bar bers, etc., to look out for 8 certain