The Arizona sentinel., 1899-05-06

" V hNO AAA cVpOh lbAhiAi ASNN''NN'-@ notices according to the latest Arizona law.
 Chas. Lane, owner Of the ia For tuna ,nlne, passed through town yes 1 terday from Mexico. I IS reported that he is enroute to Alaska. Mr. Lane is also part owner in the cele- brated Utica mine of California.
 The weather bulletin makes the following report en Yuma county - Planting in progress under favorable conditions. Weather cold. Grain hay is being cut. First shipment of april cots for the season, on the 18th. 1 Constable Bayley on Thursday morn ing about o'clock arrested Chss. Hill for assault and battery upon Sam Hing. Hill was summoned before Judge Thurlow and was given $9 or g days. He served one day and liquidat- ed $S.
 The Christian Endeavor gave Q social Thursday evening at the resid- snce of 1Ir Weymouth on Main street A large number were present and an enjoyable time is reported Re- freshment and games served to beguile the evening,
 Supervisor Tom Underhill was down from Palomas couple of days this week. He came down in company with seven other gentlemen who were summoned here in the ease of the Territory vs, Snider. MT. Underhill reports the Palon,as country in a pros porous condition.
 Judge HoIcomb. who has just re- turned from an extensive tour of the country, escorted party cf friends and capitalists out to Cibola on Thurs day to investigate an irrigation enter prise The names oi the gentlemen gre ". ". Martin, 4. A. Hanna and 4. LsVard, all from Ventura.
 John raHford, a saloon keeper who was shot at Hedges by Constable Jerick about April IA, died in Los Angeles on Thursday morning. Jerick was re- arrested by Sheriff Jennings of San Diego county on the charge of murder. Crawford was twenty-six years old and his parents reside at Azusa, Cal.
 The following ticket was elected in Phoenix on Tuesday: Emil Gang, mayor; T. 4. Jobs, recorder; Frank Luke, city assessor; Hi Hooker, mar sbal; c. J. Dyer and B. A Fickas, councilmeu. T. 4. Jobs anS C.J Dyer were the only republicans elect cd, the remainder being democrats.
 Dr. c. E. Cole, the dentist, left Thursday for Long Reach, Cal. The doctor hes been in Yuma about two months and in that time he has made mauy friends who regret that he was called away. We wisA him success aHd hope the memories of his stay ill Yuma will be among the most pleas ant Q his life.
 There will be fire meeting at ths court house on Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock for the purpose of organi- zation. An election of officers will take place end constitution and by laws will be adopted. 1t is earnestly reQueated that all interested in the organization of 6rs department be In attendance.
 B. E. Fairman, president of the farmers canal, was in town Monday and Tuesday. Ho reports plenty of water in the canal. The farmers arc prosperous and will raise the largest crops this year ever grown under the canal. Mir, Fsirman is also superint- endent Of D. 1. LiRdley's ranch in the Mohawk valley.
 Indians sre-expert marble players Marble games seem to be all -the rage with them now. The same Indians gre noted day after day loiter- ing on the streets, playing marbles and meeting the trGi"s They nave no care beyond the present hour and very little then 50 long ss their ap- petite is not pinching them
 c. W. Norton wac n town Monday from Mohawk, returning the same day. Mr. Norton reports that the King of Arizona has struck water about seven teen miles from his place, which means millions of dollars tb shat district as it is on. 0f the richest in Arizona The depth of the well ia which the water was struck IS over 400 feet.
 Dewey day gss not observed vsry extensively h Yuma, owiug to the disagresaole sandstorn that rsgcd all day. Reports came from ali over the territory relative to the successful