The Arizona sentinel., 1899-05-27

FoStmaster Chandler IS Tn receipt Oi
 a letter from Brooklyn, N. Y, asking
 Tor information of one Joseph C.
 Thomas, who settled in Yuma vicinity
 Tn 1856. The inquiry is made by a
 sister. Anyone knowing of the where
 ahouts of the said Joseph c. Thomas
 will confer favor by addressing Mrs.
 c. NJ. Bell, POP Cornelia St., Brooklyn,
 NY.
 A movement is on foot to charter
 the steamer Mohsve for picnic ex-
 cursion on July 4. The scheme is to
 form an executive committee that will
 guarantee to furnish the price of
 the boat and then sell tickets
 to pay expenses, all the surplus being
 divided between the two churches.
 Let us celebrate the glorious Fourth
 with picnic.
 Father Durand early Monday morn
 ing united in marriage Rafael Romo and Antonia Ochoa. The couple were
 married by justice of the peace about
 two years ago, but in the meantime domestic infelicity disturbed their dream of happiness and they separated. Now they came to ask the church to tie the knot again, which we hope will not break so easily.
 Chris Horner passed through Yuma Tuesday en route to San Diego te spend the summer. Chris now con- ducts blacksmith shop at Mohawk. He Is one of the best mechanics in the west, and Is also an inventive genius. Monuments of his handicraft are found in all portions of Yuma county. He went overland with couple of mules and light spring wagon.
 pr. Cotter will donate the proceeds of his soda fountain during the day and evening of May 30, Decoration Day, to the Ladies tnxiliary League, for the benefit of the church building fund. The ladies will be at his drug store st g o'clock a. m. on that day ready to serve ice cream, sherbets, etc, and tney cordially invite all te partake of their refreshment, on this national l holiday, and thereby help to swell their church building fund.
 Ever since Trinidad Reyes took a shot at Superintendent Ed Mayes at 1 Castle Dome mines about two months ago Abran Molina has unceasingly sndeavored to capture him. Some time ago Reyes was located in Mexico, just across the line in Pima county and Molina got him on the United States side of the line by strategy and arrested him. Reyes was lodged in the county jail yesterday morning. The gun and vest which was stolen before his flight was recovered, but the Eold chain is missing.
 Judge NJ. H. Williams of Phoenix IS dead. The sad news reach Phoenix late Wednesday afternoon through a private telegram to Frank Cox, lie was bitten by snake while on a trip to Agua Caliente Springs for the benefit of his health and was taI.en to Sentinel tor medical treatme ent, but to no avail. The reptile that bit him is commonly known by the name of "slde-wlnder," the smallest of the rat tleSnake species. Mrs Williams hast ened to the bedside of her husband and was with him when he breathed his last, at Il o'clock "Wednesday 
 Last Monday, while we-with the on flibustering ex- petition among cur exchanges. a hevv of beautiful girls invaded the sanetum. In our confusion we clipped an ad- Vertisement for Good Morning" soap instead of a tariff editorial. and also let spring poet escape which we had The devil knocked down he towel and broke it, and pied q ab"red lucubration on how to plant logs, but the type lice-the pestiferous title pediculae-were in evidence. Perhaps the next time they call we will be little more composed, having ! 'eCome more accustomed to feminine u presence. i
 A strange accident happened Thurs lay between Glla Bend and Sentinel. )n Wednesday train load of cattle. h consisting of twenty-five csrs, was h oaded at Pantano, near Tucson. Be. ween the two places first mentioned was discovered that car in the a middle of the train had burned and h he twenty-five head of cattle therein lad perished. It was Dot discovered hal the car WAS on lire until after it "d hurued and all the cattle had been n pasted alive. No sne knows how the re originated but it is supposed that . spark from the engine caused the p orrihle accident. The cattle belong D R. W. Patterson. SC Merritt Gibbs, better known as