The Arizona sentinel., 1899-05-13


 through Yuma Thursday on his way
 to Los Angeles.
 Robt. Hatch, the efficient under sheriff, spent the week at Corona in Riverside county. California.
 Frank Cox, the democr atic war horse and attorney for the Southern Pacific company, spent Thursday in Yuma.
 Among those who are recuperating at Agua Caliente hot springs are o. H. Willis, G. ". Crane and Roy Sex smith.
 The house of Mir. and Mrs. John Rimpau on Madison avenue was the scene of a pleasant card party Tues day evening.
 Mrs. c. D. Baker and Miss Helen Riordan left Thursday for Los Angeles where they will spend the summer, Mir. Baker has an air of lonsomeness about him since their departure.
 Joe Gunn's restaurant was moved across the street this week and located ulongside The Place. Business was not suspended and Joe's various GUS toners took their meals on the fly,
 Dr. Cotter informs US that W. ". Woodman, who was injured by fall from ladder in the Dunne building couple of weeks ago, is getting along very favorably and will soon be out again.
 While switching a train of cars in the Southern Pacific yards Monday evening the trucks on car loaded with sugar broke and dumped the cargo. No damage was done only to the ear.
 Chas. J. Lex, one of tie biggest and iolliest knights of the grip on the road, was in Yuma this week Mir Lex makes this port about three times a year. He left this morning for Los Angeles.
 Whole number of prisoners in the Pen Sunday 2I4 No females. Not been half dozen females in the Pen since established More Mexicans in there now than Americans. Two Chinese; one for murder.
 The board Of school directors of dis trict No. l have re-employed the teachers who taught this year to teach the ensuing term. All have given satisfaction and no better selections could have been made.
 The Republican says there will be no more Yuma apricots on the market. The first crop is gone and there will be plenty of valley fruit before the second crop rIpens. A few boxes of California blackberrie5 were shipped here yesterday The boxes are not miniature nor is the price.
 Three of the lightest and best heart ed men in the world were together on street yesterdayafternoor, says the Gazette. They were Gen. M. H Sherman on the inside, C,l. Epes in the middle and Frank Cox guarding the outside. Some peo pie srid there was a rainbow in town
 Rev. Crouch of the Methodist church is now preaching a series of sermons on the ten commandments. The first sermon of the series was preached last Sunday evening and the seccnd will | be delivered tom rrow evening. There will be several children christened at tomorrow evenings servIces. Every body invited.
 Dis rict Attorney Brown made business trip to PAlomas the first part ] Of the week. He reports the valley in excellent condition and that the i growing crops are good to look upon. The farmers will all do well this sea- son, and the outlook for the future of the country is most pro- missing.
 The weather bureaureports on Yuma climate as follows First part of week | cold. Light frost on the 3id, but no damage to O-iruit. Figs are ripening. | Latter part of the week warmer and ! favorable to growing crops. Tempera- ture, highest S3; lowest 45 No p e. cipitation. Har.isburg-Very cid and ! windy. Nc rain.
 Rev. and Mrs. J, 4. Crouch had a narrow escape from serous lnjIry last Saturday evening. While driving along Madison avenue near the coprt house the shafts of the cart in which hey were rid ng suddenly broke let ting he occupants down und, r the heels of the horse The animal hap oencd to be very gentle horse and Ir. and Mrs. Crouch were extricated with little or no damage.
 County Recorder Marvin left Mon