The Arizona sentinel., 1899-01-14


 Capt. J. c. Beatty came in from the coast last Sunday to look after the interest of the Senator Mining com- pany.
 Geo. H. Kelley 6 Son of the Solo monville Bulletin. issued handsome special edition of that splendid paper this week which will prove an import ant factor in advertising the resources of Southern Arizona.
 Tom Steen, an old timer, was brought in from the Jennie mine, Weaver dis trict this week, tried before Judge Logan and adjudged insane. J. N. Cohenour removed the unfortunate man to Phoenix Thursd ay.-MohGvo Winer
 A party of Needles young man start ed for Yuma Thursday, going down the river by boat. They were Dan Driggs, Fred Harris, Billy Mooney and Albert Jackson, The boat is an open scow and the boys will undoubtedly have a somewhat chilly trip-Eye.
 The practical, yet not over-polished, editor at banquet in one of our neigh boring towns recently, when passed the pie, said in a pathetic and regret ful way: lowing to thealready crowd cd space we will be compelled to leave this article out for the present."
 A Tucson man tells of an aged citi- zen who evidently missed lots of fun. He never swore an oath, never danced step, never killed squirrel, never shot pistol, never had 6 law suit, never loved but one woman in his life. He never was sick long enough to be confined to his bed all day, and don't know one card from another and has not tasted whiskey for so long that he has forgotten how it tastes.
 The board of supervisors has not issued an order to the district attorney to proceed against the bondsmen cf Probate Judge Abe Frank for the re- covery of about $350, as stated in the Sun yesterday. The board did, how  ever, instruct the district attorney to take the proper steps to recover certain sums of money which are alleged to have been illegally expended in the premature improvement of certain block in the village of Yuma for school purposes. The board of school direc- tors of school district No. l are person ally responsible for the money thus expended, but the county will have to lock to the county treasurer for re- imbursement, as he was the man who paid the money out.
 Governor Murphy who returned from the east last night, stated to a Herold reporter today that Arizona affairs seemed to interest eastern pee pie more than at any previous time. Mining interests here are creating con siderable interest in the east and an era of prosperity may confidently be looked forward 10. politically speak ing, the only comment that he heard during his absence was Jhat the terri tory had established rather an unfav- orable reputation for itself by it's cratic political manouveriug at the lasJ cleo tiOn. When asked about the Pima bond question, which contemporary credits the Governor with having rail- roaded through the supreme court of the United States he replied that he had not heard of the case till his re- turn home but thought that if he had @ pull like that with the supreme court his salary should at once be raised to $500,000 per annum. MT. Murphy, besides visiting with his son Paul, had a pleasant visit with his brother, F. NJ. Murphy, who has now gone to Florida for the winter, and who he thinks by a total absytinence from business cares will be fully recovered by spring. Herald.