The Arizona sentinel., 1899-08-26

turned Sunday from the coast.
 J.F. Snow, J. H. Sass and E. s
 Sass left yesterday with an outfit anc
 will prospect for placer gold in the 1 laguna opposite the Potholes.
 New and handsome delivery wagons
 are frequently being placed on the
 streets of Yuma. Levy & Co.,, this
 week sport a brand new wagon.
 Mrs. June Brown and daughter re- turned Thursday evening 10 her home in Tucson after a visit of two weeks tc her parents, Mir. and Mrs. R. H. Chand. Ter.
 Settles and Cummings were before Judge Werninger this week charged with vagrancy. They were discharged by the judge and have since gone to work.
 Sherman Wiggins and wife of La Fortuna left Monday for the coast to remain month and enjoy a we'll earned rest. Mir. Wiggins paid his compliments to the SENTINEL.
 A. E. Flistz, the contractor, is en- gagged in building a house in the val ley for William Thomas. MT. Flietz expects to finish the same within a day or two and then Second street will seem like itself again.
 Henry Walcott, the prisoner in the county jail awaiting the action of the grand jury, is now in the county Gos- pital, having suffered the dislocation of the knee-cap by stumbling and fall ing while walking to and fro in the jail.
 Judge Werninger thls week sent enced Jesus Avisa to thirty days in the county jail. Jesus was committed to jail for stealing a bridle last Nov ember. Brides come high but some times the swarthy sons of Montezuma must have them.
 A. s. Hawkins yesterday suffered the loss of his house by fire. Nothing was saved except the clcthes he had on his back. It is not known how the fire originated. The loss is several thousand dollars. A genii of ill-luck seems to pursue MT. Hawkins.
 The Gazette says that Hon. Harry Carpenter, of Yuma, who so ably re- presented this county in the council during the twientieth, arrived in the city this morning. He says the sum- mer at Yuma bas been very mild and but few people went to the coast.
 Yuma county records make mention this week of an agreement to sell the Deep Down, Contension, Grand Gen. tral and Sheep mining claims, Plomo- ga district, from c. T. Cowell and W. J. Brown to W. H. Miller, time of agreement fifteen months; considera- ton $4OOO0.
 The partnership heretofore existing between Shorey & Nelson has been dissolved by mutual consent. Mir. Shorey will put in a soda fountain and maintain an upto date confectionery store, while Mir. Nelson will continue to bake good things at the old stand on First street.
 The weather bulletin reports on Yuma weather as follows: Harris burg-Cool nights-dry winds, but grass in abundance and stock looking fine. Yuma-CoOl and pleasant. But terfies doing some damage to alfalfa crop. Temperature, highest 103; lowest 63. No rainfall
 The report of the territorial board of shows that the raise on work horses was Is per cent, saddle horses Is, mules 10, range and stock cattle 10 and and swine 1T per cent. 1 There was no decrease. The total value of property is $9O2, 47S.34, and the total valuation is S5 cents on each SIOO.
 There is marrying and giving in marriage even if it can't te done to the entire satisfaction of certain California law. R. L. Newcomb and | Ames last Tuesday invok- de the aid of Judge Thurlow and were joined together for better of for worse. The couple came on the evening train | Tuesday and returned the following 
 Paul Airovich arrived in Yuma Wednesday evening. MT. Airovich is 8 miner and well known in this county, having worked in the various mines in this vicinity. Paul was at Wardner during the recent labor trouble and was under arrest for twelve days. He 'ays everybody in the camp was arrest ,d, including the butcher, the baker and the candlestick maker. He is recently from San Francisco.
 Here is another Bienkowskiad. A group of men-choice sp1rits-were on the porch of the building