The Arizona sentinel., 1899-04-29

Dan Mclaughlin, the mining man from Los Angeles, was in town thls week.
 Captain Donaldson will go 70 the King of Ari ons mino next Monday to put up some machinery.
 Pete Hodges. the butcher, returned yesterday from the Salt River valley with carload of beet cattle.
 The Colorado river has ri -ea cOnsi dersble this week, no4 registering depth of twenty-one feet ag he ord gs.
 Geo. B. Drskenfeld arrived Monday from Los Angeles and has acceplsd $ positisn ks bookkeepsr with E. r. Gsngnin-tti.
 Charley Baker WAS in town this week. He brought in some handsome samples If copper ore from the Copper Mountain district.
 The weather has heen delightfully."- cool this wesk. The cool snap, how ever, made the lice cream" suits come in out of tine wet.
 Col. T. ". Brooks returned yesIer day from trip 10 the Copper M s"n- t&in district. lie reports so'~ valuable prospects in that region.
 Al. Crawford hss been awarded the contract for tie wood work on the new Catholic church. Reese Bros., have the contract for the brick work
 The city council is having Firss Avenue graded between Sscond and Third streets at ast af $6 psr day to be paid in city lots valued st $l50 per lot.
 Nj. L. Molina will soon have sn elegant hsrbershop fitted up in th" Dunne building When completed it will be one Of the swellest places ir sowk.
 A considerable quantity of apricots were shipped ia both directions frnm Yuma yesterday. They are ihe firgt Of the SC ,s6n and gre grown on Blsis- dell heights.
 John Epiey and Ben Clfrk left for Yoma Wednesday with Geo Black burn, R. F. Klinv under sentence of seven years and three years respcti"e- 'ly.-BulIetin.
 The good steamer Mohave, cosl- mandsa by Csptsin Mellon. made 8 trip to CsAtle Dome this week. On the return tip fwenty-nine milss was made in one hour ani hslF
 Poor Lo was hsrrved conIeud;ns with the festive bicycle one day this wreck. Vprilv tie silent steed is great Agrarisn-it levels all nstIona- lities to She middle Of the road
 School Trustee Eichelhcrger rAturD ed yester lav from a trip to the King of Arizona of which he was the orig incl discoverer. He reports everything in promising conditiea in that dis trict.
 Harry McPh&ul has appointed S ". Bay ley as deputy constable for this precinct. MT. Bavley has served is that capacity before at Phoenix and other places. The appointment is good one.
 The city hss comrlete3 its per. cf the sewer sys'em and Yun,s wiIl soon have ona of the hest svs'arrs in the territory Mayer shanssev is g hrstle and is pivIng the city hu.ine-s-lik~ administration
 The city council mat in sn.cial aas- sion Wedneqdsv evening sn transfer. rcd fiva m.re city lots to the fire committee. making ten altogether The council meefs iu regular sn-rior Monday eveHing
 H. C. Johnson arrived in Yuma from Rsndshurg last Saturday. Mr. John- son is mining msn of considerable experience and intendR tO lorate in Yuma. He was s member of Col ! McCord's regi ment.
 Frank BlaisdeIl returned Saturday from Cripple Creek Col, where he has heen es delegate from Yuma | Lodge No ', 40 U ". to the grand lodge Mr BlaisdeIl hss been sick and in he'd since his return hut is now on the improve.
 The Republicans Of Phoenix h. ve nominated the following city ticket. Mayor, James D Monihon. Assessor Th2s D. Prescott Recorder. Thoues A. Johs; Marsha'; r D Mol)ov; Ire surer; M Christv; Cour .ilmru c J. Dyer and Clint Lsuv@r.
 Captaln Polham"s visited Tacson and Phoenix ttie week. Ie reports Tucson as booming The crpta,n heard nothing hut wor's Of praise for Yuma ererynn" seeing te think that ]: has bright future which needs but 8 start in the right direction to sttsin.