The Arizona sentinel., 1899-12-23

tbe holidays.
 Dr Moller called Thursday and Or
 dered his nd changed. The doctor office will nc " lee found in the second
 Levy Cottage on Main Street opposit, school house.
 Evans and Kearney's water whee
 is again in the waters of the Colorado
 doing what the inventors expected Il
 would do. If successful it will settle
 the water question.
 Donald Mackenzie, and Miss Marie
 Mackenzie, son and daughter of John
 Mackenzie. a prominent citizen Of S; II
 Jose, Cal are spending the holidays
 with their aunt, Mrs. P. G. Cotter.
 A. Modesti made a business trip to
 Los Angeles the nrst part of the week,
 and was accompanied on his return
 by hs two sons. John and PhinOclade,
 who will spend the holidays at home.
 $. B. Sesley, the contractor, and
 Messeis. Falkner, Hoge and Poland Of
 Ventura, passed through Yuma Tues day with an outfit to begin the work of canal improvements in the C'bsI valley.
 The east and west bound passenger trains meet at Texas Hill, where the stage from Mohawk and the King Of Arizona mine connects. Passengers either way can go to the King with out lay over.
 ]. H. Godfrey, who has been yar,l- master a' this point for some time. has been promoted to the position of train dispatcher. MT. Godf y has heen faithful worker and his pro- motion is we'll deserved.
 It is reported that Alfred NJ. Foster, loren 0 ! t the Sun office, WAS married in Temple, Texas last Thursday. No official announcement of the event has come to hand, but trusting it it true we tender congratulations.
 Geo. Chaffey of Los Angeles, the hest authority on irrigation in the southwest, is stopping at the Hotel Gandolfo. Mir Chafey is here for the purpnse of investigating the feasibility "f several irrigation projects on the Colorado river.
 The Phoenix Enterprise says a pe- ii ion is being circulated in Pima county asking the governor to pardon Fred Hughes, who is serving a term in the penitentiary. The petition is being numorou>ly signed, whirI, proves the people of Pima are Il for giving lot.
 Alberto Arballar and a cnuntrymau known as Guadalupe imbihed Lo freel, of Dago red Sunday evening, conse quently a quarrel enSuel, during t".. progre:s of which Guadalupe stabbed | and immediately flew the coop, leaving not his future address with the authorities hece. The wound dId not prove fatal.
 The noble red man understands the value of printers ink and the fnllnw- | 2 handed us by a ltE'irr of Cuchan | society will explain itself: "Yuma, Dec 19. '99-We all Yuma Indians are going 70 Celebrate the first of th, Year Jan 1>t 1903, In honor of or New Chief Frank Pasquale. We all pepect for everybody to come and Join us."
 Ex Mayor R J. Duncan, who has heli the osition of train di>p: trher at Yun,a for some time past, has hcen promoted 10 the posi-, ion of assistant with headqna lers at Tucson. He left last week tr enter lpon his new duties Mr Duncan l. ! valuable citizen, and wbi!e we re- nice in his advancement we are sorry ,o lose him.
 The city council will meet in special 'essiOn tonight. Those win" desire tn ,e placed upon the official ballot must be Tn attendance. So far as lnown A Bienkowski for marsh~l, tubt Tapia anu J A. Godfrey for the , u rril are the only candidates who live announced them selves. They e all g, od mrn. bat is ikrlv that 'ome opposition will develop tori2h'. Mayor Shanssey will stand Tor Tt cleo ion.
 A special meeting of the board of was h IL last Monday al which the clerk of the board was h. 'tructed to issIe warrants in lieu If 97 to 3O5, inclu.i,e. The fl Jerk was also instrurted to notify the ; 'nnty treasurer 10 transfer $500 from l' general und tn the ex enSe fund. ln 70 trarsfrr from the exnruse iun o the salary fund $3550. Supervisor Jnd rnIll was ai'S+nt.
 Deafness Cannot be Cured. " lo"al applications, as they cannot each the diseased portion O the ear.