The Arizona sentinel., 1899-07-22

station agent.
 Rev. Crouch on Friday performed the ceremony which made the hearts of Robt. J. McAdams and Miss Rilla B. Barbee to beat as one. The couple are residents of California.
 MT, and Mrs. H. D. Mercy returned last Tuesday from San Francisco and other coast cities MT. Mercy will now be found at his place of duty in the ticket office at the s. ?. Hotel.
 A washout two miles of east Bowie delayed Mondays train twelve hours. The west bound train has failed to arrive on time this week owing to washouts on various parts of the line.
 We have recently received a letter from our old friend Chris Horner in which he wishes to be remembered to all his Yuma friends. Chris is located at Lakeside, San Diego county, and expects to remain there all summer.
 Since the city council has shown a disposition to clean up the streets and improve the city, they might put in a few hydrants and locate the fire ap- paratus in the proper place thereby taking steps to protect the city from fire.
 Capt. Ingalls has received copy of Freedom, paper published at Manila. The paper speaks in especial high terms of the bravery of Fred Gordon and Lieutenant c. H. Gordon, both of whom are well known here. The paper is dated May 23.
 W. D. Luce came in from San Francisco Thursday and after adjust ing certain business will return to the city to join his family and from thence they will together make an eastern trip before returning. He left last evening for the Castle Dome mines.
 Telephone connection with the King of Arizona mine and Texas Hill, on the railroad, was made last Saturday, the 18th inst. Those desiring com munication with the mine will tele- graph to Texas Hill and from there it will be telephoned to the King or vice versa.
 W. c. Harris, type setting machine operator from Phoenix, passed through Yuma this week en route to San Francisco. Billy stopped over a day to visit the Phoenix colony at this point. MT. Harris is thorough printer and is well known by the fraternity throughout the territory.
 The Yuma Title Abstract company has been formed by F. L. Ewing. W. E. Marvin and Frank Avila. The company is such as has been needed here and We predict that it will fill long felt want. Titles will be examin- ed and abstracts made. Their office will be at the court house.
 The city council has this week had the various streets of the city swept and the debris hauled away. The work as performed by Fred Fredley adds hundred per cent to the ap- pearance of the city. Mayor Shanssey and the present council believes in keeping their city as clean as possible.
 J. A. Muir, superintendent of the Los Angeles division; E. L. Swaine, resident engineer; F. B. Prior, assistant superintendent; Jack Griffin, general yardmasteJ at Los Angeles, were Southern Pacific officials who were here this week in the special car "C "Carmello,' being on tour of inspection of the division.
 The following officers of Yuma Lodge No. z, A. O. U. w., were installed Tuesday evening; Geo. N. Thurlow, past master workman; W. E. Marvin, master workman; F. L. Ewing, fore man; P. G. Cotter, overseer; F. G. Blaisdell, recorder; R. P. H. Laney, receiver; J. L. Redondo, fnancier; J. w. Davis, guide; D. Mcintyre, inside watchman; Mel Greenleaf, outside watchman.
 Capt. James H. McClintock has re- ceived instructions to recruit twenty six men from Arizona for the Thirty fourth infantry, and he has already received great many applications. Five of the members of the rough riders will go from Phoenix, number from Tucson have signiiied an inten- ton to enlist and probably the re- cruits from the other places in the territory will bring together dozen or so of the boys who fought in the Cuban campaigns.
 There was g Chinaman on Tuesday | mornings train with broken arm while Red Cross soldier attended to the injured member. John was in cOmnanv with an nficer uhn uas con-