The Arizona sentinel., 1899-12-16

Doyle & Nelson from San Francis co will open a clean ng and tailoring store ia Yuma. They now have some
 fine masquerade suits for ent-jus
 the thing for Christmas night. Alp
 ply nt Mrs. Riley's.
 J. NJ Clark returned last night tC
 Pasadena to make preparations tC
 move to Yuma anu settle permanent lv in the Colorado valley. Mir. Clarl is very much pleasei witb the vallel and says it will some day be world producer.
 pr. Yemen returned the first part oi the , eek from the American Cir mine where he has been repairing the molais oi the miners at that camp The doctor is well pleased with the Ame-ican GiIl and says the camp l: thoroughly American.
 The "Old Plantation" was opened with appropriate ceremonies last Sat urday evening. The lunch served
 was enough to make a dySpeptic turn green with envy. Mayor Shans>ey has an elegant resort and it will no doubt control its share of the trade.
 The Pasadena News says J. NJ. Clark has gohe to Yuma to take stock in the Yocum colony on the Colorado river, few miles below the Arizona prison. He promised to keep out of the 'pen," and 10 use his pen for the information of the News
 eaders.
 Thos. Johnson of the American 1 Girl mine was in town the first of the week looking ior Le"ms to do hauling at the mine. Mir. JohnSo1 says the camp is houtishing and large crew of men are working on d grade ol ore rrnning from fifteen to twenty dol lars d ton.
 The Catholic Fair closed Thursday evening after a most successful run Over $700 was realiz d w::ich goes towarL paying for the construction ol the new church The members of the Ladies' Auxiliary League desire to thank the Yuma public for it's liberal patronage.
 David Ramirez, son of MT. and Mrs. c. Ramirez, died Tuesday and was buried on We lnpsdiy. Deceased was native Of Yuma, aged 9 years, and was an exemplary young man. He suffered an injury iA the ice house last summer which was the ultimate cause nf his death.
 Married December II, at Hotel Gandolfn, Rev, Crouch officiating, Dr.. J. NJ. s yence of Ll Fortuna and Miss NJ. Mclean of los Angeles. The doctor played third base with the For tuna team on ThankSeiviug day. He is an enthusiastic h; Il player and has evidently made home run. We wish him joy.
 Pi. rec Evans of Yuma has invented water wheel for irrigation pnrposrs Now ii Pierce will invent q water sup ply for his wheel, the country wi!l soon be a garden of blooms.-Gazette. The water supply is the least of our troubles in Yuma county, as enough water rolls down the Spaniard's red river to irrigate the whole of Arizona
 Judge Thurlow Wednesday em- paneled corners jury and held an lnque over the body of Riccrs GAri mani, an Italian who hal die on the train betveen Texas Hill and Yuma. The dead man had through ticket to San Francisco but nothing is known of his antecedents. The yer dict was death from natural causes He was buried here at the expense of the county.
 The baseball club he'll an pnthu- siastic meeting Wrdnesday evening, It was decided 10 purchase mi .o'ms for Ihe team and an order was sent for ten suits The suits are expected to be here in time f r the game on Christmas Jay and the boys expect to lime ur against Hedges Tn gala attire The Yuma team means business and is already contemplating larger game. There will he pra"tire game on the ball grounds tom rrow afternoon.
 Dr. Greenleaf took the prize in Phnenix last week for being the uglirst Elk in attendance upon th" carnival, hnt the Pho nix papers re- ported the same 10 have Teen Mel Grpenlpal. Now comes the doctor and alleges that on tne strength of the newspaper reports Mel has claim ed and carried oT the rrize, each claiming 10 he moro ngly than the othrr C"me, gentlemen, l~t us not have any more contests; either one of yoi ought tu take first prize at any beauty show.