The Arizona sentinel., 1899-06-24

here this week on special bushes
 connected with the welfare ot a pris
 oner who will be sent down from Glob
 soon.
 The five miles of track which wa
 washed out near Del Rio in Texa
 last week has been repaired and train
 are now running regularly througl
 Yuma.
 District Attorney Brown has beer
 making considerable improvement
 around his residence on First Avenue and now has one of the handsomes
 homes in Yuma.
 w. H. Elliott, Yuma County's ef- 6cient surveyor, returned the first par Of the week from an extensive busi- ness trip throughout the Southern part of the territory.
 The Ghiotto Bros. will consolidate and open up a store in the Gandolfo block. Mike and John are accomodat- ing merchants and we bespeak for them a liberal patronage.
 The regular weekly seaside excur- sion will leave Yuma every Friday for Santa Monica, Santa Barbara, San Pedro, Long Beach, etc. Tickets for round trip, good for 90 days, $13.40
 The special agent of the interior department, L. L. Taggart, who has been here for two weeks, looking after Uncle Sam's Indian affairs, left Thurs day evening for the Sscaton agency.
 San Juan's day is being celebrated in a very quite manner. All the cele- bration is taking place at Rodrigues' Park, where an Indian dance and vari- ous other amusements are in progress.
 The weather bulletin reports on Yuma weather as follows: Harris burg-The past week has been warm and dry. There has been no rain. Yuma-Temperature. highest III; lowest 65.
 Robt. Hatch yesterday arrested sneak thief on the delayed train, who was caught in the act of going through a valise. His trial will take place this afternoon. The culprit gives his name as Henry Wilcott.
 Recorder Marvin returned Tuesday from Agua Caliente where lie nas been for the past six weeks in the interest of his health. He returns much i'm proved and will now be found at his desk in the recorders office.
 Dr. E L. Inman, the dentist who was here last winter, passed through Yuma Sunday en route to Sinoquipi, in Mexico, where he intends to practice having a contract with the mining company that operates at that point.
 Another wedding is scheduled for some time in September. We are orbidden to mention the names of he principals, but suffice to say that he man in the case is an s. P. em- oloyee and the lady is a popular Spanish beauty.
 Mariana Gonzales on Monday com nitted d misdemeanor and as con- sequence stood befor the august of Judge Thurlow, who meted | lim out ten days or ten dollars. The Is now doIng penance in he county bastile.
 Messrs. Modesti and Avila this week shipped two cars of ore from their Colorado mine. They have another carload on the dump. The mine is 'ne of the most promising in the ter 'itOry and gives continuous evidences 'f being wealth producer.
 The hose cart and hose for the fire department arrived Monday and on he same evening the boys took the apparatus out and tested the same. A . will soon be erected near the SENTINEL office and the department will then be fully equipped.
 Sheriff Scott White of Cochise county arrived Monday from Tomb stone with five prisoners sentenced to various terms in the territorial prison. The names of the prisoners and the length of their terms will be found on the first page of this issue.
 Train No. 241 which left Yuma about 1 o'clock in the morning Thurs lay ran into an open switch at the east end of the yards. The engine and two cars were deraiIed, ard the pilot on the engine was wrecked, there being no more serious damage.
 c. L. Brown has an assay of sample rom his claim Tn the Fortuna district which makes the claim yield 6 per cent in copper; gold $3.8O and silver oz. Putting copper as low as fifteen cents this would make the ore worth more than $200 per ton in copper.