The Arizona sentinel., 1899-04-22


 Tacsou, where he goes to take charge of the local department of the Cdttze" Capt. G. E. Donaldson acted as guard ,unon the hill for three or four day' this week, during the chase alter Smith and Miller.
 Ross Jordan and Charley Munsey left this morning to commence opera tjons on their mining claims in the King of Arizona region.
 c. E. Eichelberger left Cn the train last evening for the King of Arizcna mining district, where he will jon Ross Jordan and Charley Munsey.
 Eddie Hodges, one of the prominent business men at Hedges, was in town this week. Mir. Hodges is engaged in the butcher business st that thriving camp.
 H. w. Blaisdell and W. c. Morris oi Yuma, registered at the San Xavier this morning. Mir. Blaisdell is super intendent of the King of Arizona mine in the Short Horn Mountains.-Cfti- zen.
 Joseph Werninger returned Monday from Glamis, San Diego county, Cal. where he has been for some time past He will for the present. devote his time to some promising copper claims near Fortuna.
 Winter and spring were united at g o'clock on Wednesday evening when Brigido Valdes aged 50 was married 10 Dolores AllareS aged Is. It was a hurry-up affair. Judge Frank tied the knot. The couple left for Cali fornia shortly after the happy event.
 A despatch from Solomonville says Geo. Wright and Dave Hollady were today convicted of the murder Cf NJ. G. Allen at Eden in July last. They were sentenced to life imprisonment Allen came from Riverside, Cal, to Arizona on prospecting trip and was killed by Hollady and Wright, robbery being tke motive.
 Sheriff Murray of Phoenix arrived in town Sunday, having m custody three prisoners for the territorial prison, one is Burt Harris who Is sen- fenced for burglary and two Mexlcans f7r assault with deadly weapon. The Sheriff came i'll again Friday with another prisoner, Jesus Romero, sen fenced to 15 months for grand lar cenJ.
 The weather bulletin published at Phoenix makes the following report on the weather of Yuma county: Yuma-Weather favorable for grow ing crops. Figs and apricots nearly full grown. Planting of melon crop in progress. Some alfalfa has been cut. Harrisburg-Cool and dr Gar dens are backward. Apricots killed by frLst. Grass short and st. ok look ing bad.
 Monday morning at sunrise Joseph D. Bell led to the altar Miss Maria V. Monroy, Father Durand performing the ceremony. Monday evening a party of MT. Bells friends treated him to & serenade and rendered best wishes for the future. MT. Bell is an employee of the Southern Pacific com pany and his bridge is one of the leading young ladies of Yuma. The SENTINEL extends congri tulations.
 A private letter has b9en received in Yuma flom Franklin J. Clark, at one time the owner of the Black Rock mine in the Silver district. Mir. Clark now lives in Pennington, Maine, and writes that he is in good health and has retired from active business. He sends bis Lest regards to all old-ume friends i'll Yuma county. Mir. Clark is an honorable, upright man and may he enjoy his retirement after 8 suc- cessful business career.
 The festival given last night by the Ladies Auxiliary League of the Catho- lie church was success in every particular The ice cream was delri- ous and the lemonade was delightful. Among the ladies who took promi- nent part in the entertainment were Mrs. Cotter, Mrs. Rimpau, Mrs. 4. M. Dunn, Mrs. Godfrey and Misses Mary D. Costello, Georgia Polhamus, Cecilia Barney, Anita Gandolfo, Christina Green, Jesusita Ma tinez. Tue sum Of S55 05 Was realized.
 The particulars of the shooting scrape mentioned in last weeks SEN TTNEL are to the effect that Constable Jerric had ordered the proprietor Of the salo n, Crawford, to close up the games therein. Words followed, and Crawford starred behind the bar in & menacing manner when the constable