The Arizona sentinel., 1899-07-29
LOCAL NOTES.

Mulford Winsor is in Tucson on mining business.
 E.M. Reese left yesterday for Santa Barbara for a short visit.
 Secretary Laughlin spent a couple of days of this week in Phoenix
 Miss Sarah Levy left with her aunt Miss Casares, last Wednesday for Los Angeles.
 We keep in stock mining location notices according to the latest Arl- zona law.
 Barney and Billy Meeden left yes terdav fer a months visit at Los An eeles and Catalina.
 Robert Luce, son of w. D. Luce' left Tuesday for San Francisco to Joln the rest of the family.
 Harry Neahr, one of the leading bpsiness men of Fortuna, was ln Yuma this week on business.
 CF Kamman of San Diego was Tn Yuma this week on business connected with the Halbert estate.
 Senator Harry Carpenter returned tbe first of the week from a two weeks visit to his mother in Santa Barbara. JE. Devine returned Tuesday from the King of Arizona mine. He re- ports everything progressing in order. School Trustee Eichelberger and family will leave Sunday for the coast to spend the remainder Of the sum- mer.
 A.. Nj. Foster. foreman of the Sun office, left yesterday evening for Tue son on a pleasure trip of three or four days.
 Jack Stwartz of the '49er saloon, after an absence of several weeks, has returned from where the sea breezes blew.
 MT and Mrs. A. K. Bell left Thurs dav for San Jose, California, where they expect to make their future nome.
 Rev. J. A. Crouch and family and Miss Sherman left Monday to spend the remainder of the the summer at Long Beach.
 The famous "New RoyaP Sewing Machines with all its attachments and needles for sale at J. M. Molina's Store for $22.OO each.
 David Balsz, proprietor of the City Meat Market, this week received carload of beef cattle from the far famed Salt River valley.
 Alex. Alvarado left on yesterdays excursion for Los Angeles where he will take in the sights and attractions fer the next four weeks.
 FL. Ewing returned Monday from . short trip to Los Angeles. Mrs. Ewing will remain inside dnring the remainder of the summer.
 Rev. Crouch last Saturday perform ed there ceremony that united in marriage c. H. Ritchie and Mrs. B. F. Lovett, both of Los Angeles.
 Mrs. Tom Nolloy came down from Phoenix Tuesday to join her husband. Mr. and Mrs. Molloy will occupy a cottage at the foot of Gila street.
 Miss Eulalia Casares left Wednes- day for Los Angeles where she will remain for a season in order to escape fhe remainder of the torrid weather.
 Mrs. Meade, proprietress of the Re ception saloon, was arrested this week on the charge of conducting dancing hall. She plead guilty and Judge Thurlow fined her $lO.
 Henry Walcott made an unsuccess- fuI attempt to escape from the county iail yesterday morning. While JalIcr Davis was at breakfast Walcott depart ed. MT. Davis found him in the $. P. freight yards and returned him. Wal Aott is the old man who was discovered in the act of burglarzing valIse on the train some time ago.
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