The Arizona sentinel., 1899-10-21

M. V Brock, who has been stopplnt
 at the Southern Pacific Hotel for th'
 past month, left Thursday for Sal
 Gabriel, where he will take tgeatmen
 at the sanatorium.
 \ new sign adorns the live stoc} inspectors office on Second street anc ! Mr. Wilder says he is ready and will : ing to answer all questions relative tC laws governing live stock. ! The people of Yuma were sorry tc learn of the death of Mrs. Mark 4 Smith, which occurred in Tues, n last Monday. Mrs. Smith was the daugh. ter of MT. and Mrs. E. Rathburn oi this place.
 F. B. Wightman, well-known in Yuma, was seriously injured in stage wreck near Bisbee one day this week. The stage was overturned and besides injuring Mr. Wightman the driver had his leg broke
 Cement sidewalks instead Of being an exception are now the general rule. Dr. Cotter has let a contract for the construction of a walk in front of his building on Second street. We cannot have 8 surplus of such walks in Yuma.
 o. c. Johnson, who has been con- nected with Levy & Co. for some time, has resigned and will enter the em- ploy of E. F. Sanguinetti. Sam Cor son, also of Levy & Co.,, has resigned and will return to his home in Los Angeles.
 An Ben, the youthful Chinee who was intercepted here some time ago as being unlawfully in the United States, will leave tomorrow for Hong Kong vie San Francisco. Deputy U. 5. Marshal GrindelI will accompany him to Frisco.
 Those who heard Matthew B. De- Vane invoke the divine blessing at the Elks' entertainment are under the impression thaS he has missed his calling. Instead of being a weather prognosticat0r Matt should be a nm ister of the gospel.
 Constable Bayley last Saturday gathered into the fold Manuel Ortiz, A. COntreras and Juan Rios, who were disturbing the peace and dignity of Yuma. Judge Werninger gave Ortiz ten days and Judge Thurlow fined Rios and Contreras $5 each, which was paid.
 IT. IT. Robinson will leave the first of the month for a visit to his old home in North Carolina. He has re- signed his position as manager of pr. Cotter's drug store and has been suc- ceeded by F. s. Bayley, recently man. ager of the Hotel Baldwin pharmacy in San Francisco.
 The jury in the case of the territory vs. Ricardo Amabisca and Leandro charged with assault with a deadly weapon with intent to commit murder upon Abran Molina, reported at noon Wednesday with a yer dict of net guilty for Amabisca and guilty for Imperial The evidence showed that the assault was made by Imperial alone.
 A team belonging to Senor Morales galloped madly down Main street yes terday morning with the intention of running away, but when they came in front of the blacksmith shop on the corner of Main and Second they decided to bring their little impromptu runaway to a termination, and they therefore halted of their own free will. No damage was done.
 A most unexpected discovery of natural gas has just been made by Col. T. w. Brooks and o. H. Willis in the village of Yuma. The strongest escape of gas appears in the partly Overflowed banks of the Colorado river on the north slde just below thehotel. The ground has been located and scientific examination will be made Immediately to determine the nature of the gas.
 Marshal Wilder stopped a China man here this week who had no pa pers on him 10 show that he has the privilege to breathe the atmosphere of the home of the brave and the land of the free. The heathen says he has certificate but forgot it and left the same in Clifton. He tclegraphed for the valuable paper and MT. Wilder was informed that the certificate had been forwarded.
 The Phoenix Republican says a picturesque visitor arrived in town yesterday. He Is John Yuma, re- sident of Yuma and member Cf the Yuma tribe of Indi9ns. John has come 10 town to further the ends of justice before the federal grand jury.