The Arizona sentinel., 1899-09-16
With the City Dads.


 The City Council held an adjourned meeting at the court house last Mon day evening, there being present Mayor Shanssey, Councllmen Heyl Tapia and Willis, and Recorder Duke
 The reports of the recorder, marsha and treasurer were read, approved anC filed.
 On motion of Councilman Heyi the following warrants were ordered drawn 1 $SS3 in favor of Althee Modesti iol purchase of sewer; $71.70 in favor o U. G. Wilder for services rendered during and after tho burning of E. F Sanguinetti's store; (the $71.7O went to pay the following accounts: Chas Leroy, $4; Frank Green, $10.6O; U. G Wilder, $36; s. W. Bayley, S7.95i Chas. Minor, $135; Archie Priest, $lO60; Phoenix Restaurant, $1.2O $11.15 in favor of Althee Modesti for furnishing tobacco, etc.; $6 in favor of G. s. Peterkin for blacksmithing and repairing jail; Gonder & Co.,, $5 for disenfecting; Archie Priest for herding Indians, $265; c. Ramirez $4 as guard; F. Redondo $4 as guard; o. F. Townsend for rent $6.25
 It was moved and carried that the recorder be instructed to file the list tf delinquent taxes, which list was filed.
 An order of special election to be held on Sept. 27, was ordered publish ed. The notice will be found in an other column of this issue.
 The following resolutions of respect and sympathy were unanimously ad- opted, and ordered spead on the min utes of the council:
 WHEREAS, It has pleased Almighty God in hls infinite Wisdom to remove from our midst our friend and brother officer, H. E. Neahr, member of the common council of the village of Yuma, and,
 WHEREAS, At the same command the dread messenger entered the home of another member of our body, towit |: the homes of Councilman Robt. Tapia, and took therefrom his beloved son, Arnulfo Tapia, and,
 WHEREAS, In life the deceased H. F. Neahr was man of noble impulses, honest and fair in all his dealings with his fellowman, a loving husband a kind and indulgent father, and an honest, capable and faithful public servant, and,
 WHEREAS, The said Arnulfo Tapia was a generous youth full of bright promise for the future. and,
 WHEREAS, It is fitting that we, the Mayor and common council of the village of Yuma, expess our respect for the deceased and extend our sym pathies to their bereaved relatives, therefore,
 BE IT RESOLVED, That we do hereby declare and affirm our recollections of tbe merits and good worth of the de- ceased as expressed in the foregoing preamble and while we know there is no present balm which we can give that will heal the bleeding wounds in the hearts of the sorrowing ones left behind, yet do we extend to them our heartfelt sympathies, and in this sad hour of their grief we mingle cur tears with theirs, and earnestly do we pray that they m ay realize in all its beauty and truth that
 "There is no death, what seems so is transition" and that beyond the tomb-beyond that vel which hides the future from the present-the loved ones are wait ing to welcome them home,
 BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That these resolutions be spread upon our minutes and copy of them be for WArded tO the widow of our dacooepd brother, and copy be delivered to our brother Robert Tapia.
 J. H. SHANssEY, GEO DUKE Mayor