The Arizona sentinel., 1899-08-05

office, returned on the delayed train
 from Tucson Wednesday morning
 He reports one continual round oi
 pleasure.
 Seventeen placer mining claims were
 filled with the county recorder this
 week. There seems to be a boom in
 placer mines. The locations are all
 up the Colorado river,
 School Trustee Eichelberger, wife
 and little child, accompanied by Miss
 Sussie De La Ossa, left Sunday for the
 seashore where they will remain dur
 ing the coming month.
 Judge Thurlow last Saturday meted
 out seven days to Senona Pereda for
 being drunk and disorderly and on Monday gave Francisco Medina ten
 days for disturbing the peace.
 Frank Thurlow, Isaac Godfrey and
 Joe Figueroa left yesterday for the coast to be gone a couple of weeks. The boys expect to take in all the resorts and have general all-around good time.
 County School Superintendent Abe Frank has issUed a call for a meeting on September 4, of the board of coun- ty school examiners for the purpose of considering applications for teachers certificates.
 Miles Archibald, captain of the yard on the hill, returned Tuesday from San Francisco where he has been visiting his wife and family for the past two weeks, who are spending the summer there.
 Chas. Rise, the manager of Levy & Co.'S establishment, returned the first part of the week from Los Angeles and the coast where he has been going through the process of cooling off for the past month.
 Col. T. w. Brooks made a flying trip to the Potholes district the first of the week. The Colonel is the pres ident of the Colorado River Gold | Dredging company which proposes to operate in that vicinity.
 The Colorado mine, ownedby Althee Modesti and Frank Avila, still gives promise of proving a bonanza. Twen- ty-five men are now at work on the | mine and $6OO) worth of ore will be shipped during this month.
 James Kinney is suffering with a broken finger. During the rain storm Tuesday he was endeavoring to close a pair of window shutters when the wind blew one Cf the shutters against his finger with sufficient force to fract- ure the same.
 E. A. Cutter, well-known in Ariz- ona, and at one time connected with the territorial prison and a member of the territorial board of equalization, died in San Jose, California, this week. MT. Cutter was man of influence md died possessed of consideabe wealth.
 Theweatherbulletin reportson Yuma county weather as follows: Yuma Temperature, highest 1O9; lowest, 79; 10 rainfall. Warm and party cloudy weather. Crops looking good. Plenty of water for irrigation. The fourth ,rop of alfalfa is being cut from some fields. Second crop of figs nearly gone.
 c. A Miller, an operator, was found lead at Aztec yesterday. He had one lrm in the ice chest and the rest of his body hanging over the chest. Miller was cOnsumptiye and came to Aztec from San Jose, Cal Coroner Moffet of Palomas held an inquest on he body, which was packed in ice and shipped to Tucson.
 Joe M. Alvarado, the foreman of the SENTINEL composing rooms, left yes 5erday for the place where the breakers are not the only swelIs that go broke on the shore. Joe is essentially ladies' man and wee be to thesummer grill The broken hearts of these ickle Naiades will be legion. Joe will be gone ten days and be will have some rare, racy and fshy tales to tell on his return.
 Chas. Norton, brother of Geo. W. passed through Yuma Thu sday on his way to Monterey, California, where bis family is spending the summer. About seventeen years ago NIT. Norton was a resident of Yuma and at one time kept a stare al Norton's Landing He is a civil engineer by profession but is the general surerintendent of five hundred miles of the Mexican Central railroad. He resides in Mexico save a short period for vacation purposes.