The Arizona sentinel., 1899-04-29

from Cibols. It is in the form of log about yard long and several inche, in diameter. IL shows the gram of the wood and knot holes to perfection. but when struck rings like piece of metal
 Geo. Miles and Frank OBrien re- turned Tuesday from 8 prospecting trip. They have located g valuable copper claim 35 miles due south of Tacna, about 50 miles from Yuma, in the range south of Copper Mountain. The ledge of copper ore crops out 0OO feet in length and IS from 3 to 5 feet wide all solid ore.
 The Board of Supervisors met Non. day and awarded the contract for tLs care of she indigeut sick to Miss Mary ! E. Post. Aiss Posts contract furnishes care, food, clothing, medicine and medicinal atsendancs at S1 50 per day for s&cn indisent person. pr. Green leaf has ths contrsce from Aiss Poss fer medical attendance.
 Ire Indians have new game play ed with marbles Each player puts a ntckle In the ring and then take a aime ahout in trying to shoot the 'nuney ou; with marble. 4 great game rag d In front oF the SENTINEL oitice last Sunday, and sometimes whsu a rank shot was made eu IniiSH could swear pEofuse!y in taEes i4GGu- ages
 Pierre Evans On Wed asslay {. ceiveG 1ot,re of the decision in the case of Gan 0lo & Saneuiuesti and ", 4. Ph Hips, vs. The Rio Colors';o Gold Ex,ractiOn compsny in favor of the plai titfs The case was tried af the resent term of court in Yum" Snd taksn under sdvissment D. Judge street, and hs now hands down the 1erieion.
 b putty Sheriff Moline is rapidly recovering the nse of his injured ;oot, aud IS now able to wear safe shoe on it. While in Tucson last week he had the pleasure of knowing that tmabis- "a and Imperial. the men who shot him to escape arrest, were held for the grand jury in the sum Of S2000 each. They will spend the summer in jail awaiting the grand jury.-Gasetts.
 Tho weather and crop bulletin of the weather bureau reports on Yuma county as 'cllowE: Hsrrisburg-COcl- nights with heavy north winds. Gard eus coming up Water plentiful for i-rigaFing purposes, Mehawk--Alfslls ready tS cut. Grain looking good. River dry--no water for irrigation. Yuma-Westher warm. Alfalfa cut ting in progress. Grapes in full bloom. An abundance of water. Temperature. highest 98; Io~ est, 54. No prsoipits- ton.
 ". ". Woodmau fell from 2 ladder in the Duane building last Monday and was quite seriously injured. While on top of the ladder engaged in some carpenter work he was overcome by ftinting and fell te the foor. Dr. COtter WIRE called and administered stimulants, but 1t wss some tirne be- fore he became conscious. Nr. Wood mAn's shoulder was fractured, as vas niso one of the rios, and his head was seriously bumped but the skull was not fractured. Tho injured man is 68 vears old, but Dr. Cottez hopes for his 4peedy recovery.
 Frank Vomloeil disd Monday mora iag, after long and tedious illEsss. E1S 'AiC JldiS VI tAIS NCHSS OllOElE wsS totally physical and mentsl e eek brought on by lead poisoning. He sas 46 years old and had bseu In : i'un,2 county for g years, engaged in prospecting and mining. Hs had some val able c!ni.ns at CHstle Dame which are honded te Vim. D Lnce. Re has one b other in the United States and three io Austria, his native country Mr V0mocil ~as an honest &nd hard working mar ss.. held in high esteem hy s!! who knew him.
 There Is a movement 4nJsr~Fv, headed hy Mayor shanssey, gY areoalzs E "lunteer hose company b0 Eu.,&. Ther- is y.o rra-on wAy o9n1yQar shou'G a1t 'rs arsaa'ze6 and naintain- ed IT, ;n'> ci.Y. Some excellent timher ls available, several eXperiencrd fire "eu rs.nP .Filiing tO Sake sn active 2 .'' ;yi tag ans,-i nris4 N in Bnck and %Aul H@vl-g two enthusiastic i t~eIneD, ~re agta.;ng the matter along with tie u,ay The young meo of the -.~u sho re interer,pd in such enter .fiets wll, dn well to interview t1s 'i'o,. H.r.d gentlemen. A meeting "Isi ht held st the school house Mon day evening for the purpose of organic ing All SUung men should attend.