The Arizona sentinel., 1899-06-03

and Second streets, making 3 solid business block.
 Yardmaster Godfrey was quite pain fully scalded one day thls week. While walking by the switch engine he re- ceived bath of hot steam and water scalding his right leg painfully.
 Sanchez Perella become drunk and disorderIy on Wednesday. Constable Jones took him before Judge Thurlow who gave him ten days in which to reflect upon the error of his ways. Sheriff Speese was out on the street yesterday, the first time since the ac- cident in which his collar bone was broken. The bone is healing rapidly and he suffers no pain therefrom.
 The regular W, ekly 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, $l340.
 MuIfsrd Winsor is visiting in Yuma from Tucson this week. Mir. W'nsor has severed bis connection with the Citizen but will take up his residence in the ancIent and honorable pueblo.
 Mir. A. Roca of Tucson returned home Saturday after visit of two or three days with friends in Yuma. MT. Roca is hale fellow well met and always finds a welcome when he visits this village
 Frank A. Guerra, superintendent of the King of Arizona mine, was in town this week on business. He reports the camp in a prosperous condition and the prospects for wat' near the mine ale good.
 O. L. Genge, the day operator at the freight depot, was confined t. his room a couple of days this week with slight attack of illness. Mir. Genge is out again but gives evidences of hay ing got it in the neck.
 Recorder Marvin spent two or three days of this week in town from the Agua Caliente hot springs. The re- ports of hls rapid improvement seem to have been exaggerated, but, how ever, he is of the opinion that tAe fever is being slowly eradicated from his system.
 Through tbe hurry and worry of the occasion we forgot to make mention of the Methodist social which was heli at the c, urt house last Friday even ing. A large crowd was in attendance, being served with delicious ice cream lemonade and other delicacies. About SIP was realized.
 The following is the weather bull letin's report n Yuma county weather: Harrisburg-Warm and dry Rain badly needed. Plenty of water for ir- rigatIon purposes. Gardens looking good and the supply of vegetables is plentiful. Yuma-Temperature, high est 93; lowest 55 No precipitation l
 The little child of Probate Judge Frank narrowly escaped being run ever by an engi"e one day this week. The little one had escaped the vigil ance of watching eyes and got on the railroad track. A passing engine knocked the baby down, it not being close enough to permit of 3 seuous accident.
 Vim. Hersky, tn mining man, re- turned Thursday from trip to the Copper Mountain district. He says the prospects of that district are very promising and that there is enough copper in sight to warrant great ex- penditures. Mr. Herskv has great faith in the future of Yuma county from a mineral standpoint.
 4 little bird has told us to listen for wedding bells in July. as one of the m st popular and beautiful Spanish young ladies ot Yuma is making pre- parations to embark upon that tried or untried sea of matrimOny. It may not be premature to extend "0ngra- tulationS in advance and wish her all the joys that welded life can bring.
 On Tuesday party of California farmers arrived and on Wednesday Judge Holcomb accompanied them tc. CiboIa, where they go to investigate the agricultural poss bi tits of that valley with a view of locnti"g, being the advance guard of large colony who contemplate settling in the valley. The party consisted of thirteen mem bers.
 J F. Moffett of Palpmas was in town this week. His son Bert who was with the Rough Riders in Cuba and who contracted the fever, IS now con- nected with the sherif's office in Jerome. His health is improving and he is entirely rid of the pestilential the high mountain air seem ing to be just what is needed to erad-