The Arizona sentinel., 1899-07-01

Angeles.
 The Ruby has one of the handsomest signs in town. It is painted on the large plate glass in front and is a thing of art.
 Harry Neahr is in town this week from La Fortuna. MT. Neahr conducts one of the leading saloons at that prosperous camp.
 Sheriff Murray came down Sunday with Henry Wilson, who is sentenced to serve fifteen years in Yuma for murder committed in Wickenberg.
 The Cuchan, Captain Mellon's new boat, is nearing completion. The hull of the vessel is about completed and the machinery will soon be in stalled.
 No. 243, one of the regular freight trains that run into Yuma got away from the engine at Beaumont yester- day and ditched thirteen cars. No other damage was done.
 Mir. and Mrs. Dan DeYore of Fortuna, transacted business in Yuma the first part of the week. MT. and Mrs. Devore are frequent visitors in Yuma where they have host of friends.
 James May came down from the King of Arizona district Tuesday and left the same day fer the coast. MT. May has lately made an important mining sale in that district.
 Arthur L. Higgins is here this week from Phoenix and is stopping at the s. P. Hotel. MT. Higgins is connected with the Indian school and is here in the interest of that institution.
 Two train loads of sailors have pas sed through Yuma this week. They come from Portsmouth, Virginia, and are going to Vallejo, California. They are destined for Philippine service.
 Tue weather bulletin reports on Yuma weather as follows: Harris burg-Warm weather and no rain. No grass for stock. Yuma-Tempera- ture, highest, 1l2; lowest, 68. No ,,-oc;niFotioy
 w. c Jackson arrived Monday from Fort Worth, Texas and has accepted position as night yardmaster in the s. P. yards here. MT. Jackson made this office a pleasant call and had his name entered on our subscription list.
 Col. T. w. Brooks returned Tues day from mining trip to the Potholes district. The Colonel went up in a boat and reports some thrilling and exhausting situations in forcing a voyage of the sometimes turbulent Colorado.
 Senator Ives, D. NJ. Riordan, s. Morgan Smith and son, B. NJ. Smith came in on the train Tuesday from Los Angeles. Young MT. Smith is looking as fat as bear and gives little evidences of ever having suffered with consumption.
 There will be special patriotic ser vices. at the Methodist church next Sunday evening. The young peoples society will render special program and w. E. Marvin will draw map and describe the battle of San Juan, Everybody invited.
 Sheriff Speese now has his arm out of the sling where he has carried it for the past three weeks, as the result of horse he was riding falling. Mir. Speese's collar bone was broken but healed nicely and the injured member IS about entirely we'll,
 Henry Walcott, the neak thief, ar rested last Friday and reported in last weeks SENTINEL, was bound over by Judge Thurlow in the sum of $500 The bond being not forthcoming the old culpnt now is spending the sum- mer at the Hotel Davis.
 Henry Bloom was in town yester- day from Ajo near Gila Bend. MT. Bloom recorded a claim while in town and took the excursion train for Pasa- dena where he will spend the Fourth of July with his family. He says about eighteen men are working at Ajo.
 There came near being a serious confagration on Main street last Sun day night. In the China wash house next to the THE SENTINEL office lamp was overturned but the quick work of the occupants of the house with the assistance of outsiders soon suppressed the flames.
 W. T. Armstrong, the sheriff of Gila county, came down from Globe the first of the week with two prisoners for the territorial prison. One was