The Arizona sentinel., 1899-07-15

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 Yuma grapes are advertised for sale at the Los Angeles fruit stands. In act there are nc other kind of grapes on the market.
 Chas. Baker, the old reliable, has been in town for week or two from his farm up the Gila. He is stopping with V. Westfall.
 Mrs. Ward Priest has been stopping at the residence of c. L. Brown this week with very sick baby but the little one now is on the road to re- covery.
 Governor Murphy passed through Yuua on the excursion train that passed through town at midnight Thursday night. He goes to the coast for a stay of 8 day or two.
 Col. T. W. Brooks and Mulford Winsor went up on the steamer Mo have to the Potholes district this week where they are interested in 8 mining scheme. They returned Thursday.
 City Marshal Wilder advertises for dog catcher. Some entcrprising cuss night make q stake picking up the mangy canines of this village. There's certainly a prolific field in which to work.
 Captains Mellon and PolhRmus left Wednesday with the steamer Mohave for the Needles where they have contract to deliver several thousand tons of freight to mining camps above Needles.
 The dance at the s. P. Hotel last night, given by the Young Mems Social Club, was a decided success. About thirty couples were present and tripped the light fantastic until the wee sma' hours.
 F. L. Ewing's horse one day this week took French leave and sallied through the streets without driver. He ended the festivities by smashing one of the wheels of the buggy to which he was attached.
 Dr. HefEernan left last Tuesday for the coast to join his wife and together they will spend the summer where the sad sea waves sIgh. Dr. Greenleaf has charge of Dr. Hef1ernan's practice during the latter's absence.
 Wm. Heslley and partner left last Saturday for the Copper Mountain district on mining and prospecting tour. MT. Hesky says great mine will some day be discovered in that district and he is going to use his efforts to be the discoverer.
 Miss Mary E. Post is spending her vacation in Los Angeles by-attendiDg the N. E. A. Miss Post as superin- tendent oi the county hospital, a school-marm, school census marshal and member of various charitable organizations, is very busy woman.
 Thomas Lorona, aged 29 years, died in Yuma this morning at ? o'clock at the residence of his parents. MT. Lorona is a native of Yuma, and he leaves a large number Of relatives and friends to mourn his loss. The funeral will take place this afternoon at o'clock.
 Chas. M. Clark of Jerome was in town yesterday coming in Cn the ex- cursion train which passed through Yuma about 12 o'clock Thursday night. MT. Clark deals Tn mines and real estate. He left yesterday evening for La Fortuna where he goes on min- ing business.
 The west bound train was about twelve hours late Tuesday. The delay was caused by the track being washed out in various places over a stretch of eight miles between Red Rock and Rillito caused by heavy rains. The washout was repaired the next day and trains were running regularly.
 Harry Morris, the tonsoralist, took drink of Bayley's root beer one day this week and straightway fell into the fountain at the Southern Pacific hotel and severely cut his chin. The consequences are if had taken two drinks he would have fallen into the Colorado river and drowned himself or fell off the high pedestal of his dignity and broken his neck.
 United States Marshal Griffith pas sed through Yuma Wednesday en route to San Francisco with six China man who are unlawfu1Iy in the United States. There were several among the six who were not unwilling passengers as several weeks ago, they decided that the land of rice was the best place for them and tried to persuade the sheriff to deport them immediately.
 n M Rinrdnn and R H Smith