The Arizona sentinel., 1899-10-28

 American Tyne Founders Company o
 Los Angeles, paid us a pleasan; cal
 day before yesterday.
 Dr. GreenleaPs thumb is in band
 age as a result of 8 shght though pain ful accident which befell him while
 out hunting the other day.
 Dr. ?, G. Cotter has laid cement sidewalk in front of his building on Second street. The Doctor dosen't propose to get left in the march of pro- greEs.
 Professor John Spear, recently prin- cipal of the Indian Neb. Agency, with his wife came in this week to take charge of the Indian School across the river.
 Ira P. Smith, Col. T. W. Brooks, Mulforf Winsor and Wm. Brown, 8 San Francisco mining man, went up the river this week to inspect some placer ground.
 Wonder what kind of bug juice that Democrat had been drinking when he declared that Admiral Dewey would accept the Democratic nomination for president.
 Dr. l.. II. Meade, dentist, recently of San Jose, California, arrived yester. day. He has established himself in the Modesti building and promises to remain with us.
 The building occupied by Miss Bells department of the public school is to be moved out near Msin street so as to be further away from the noise of the railway trains.
 Ira Smith, Assistant Superintendent of the Prison returned from San Fran cisco this week accompanied by Mrs. Smith who has been spending the summer with relatives in Oregon.
 Several new artistic signs decorate the windows of the business houses along Main street, most noticeable among which are those Of E. F. San guinetti, the Wanna Bakery and the Anchor stote.
 Our pencil pusher James Buck has been laid up all week with serve cold and though able to be around is still on the sick list. He contemplates weeks trip to the coast for rest and recuperatien.
 H.H. Robinson left on the train last evening for his old home in North Carolina. During his residence n Yuma Mr Robinson has made many friends whose best wishes for future prosperity go with him.
 The Yuma ball team played their first practice game on the new grounds last Sunday. AS they were leaving the field one of them was heard to remark to his clunn. "We won't do d thing to Fortuna, wlll wei"
 Byron Waters, the noted San Der nardino lawyer, spent last Saturday night and Sunday morning in Yuma our claims for future great 1 ness. He left, possessed of the idea that we have the resources
 That jolly bundle of fun, Yuma's | champion wag, and our good friend. Charles Bienkowski, has gone to try his fortune at Picacho, for Q time. | His many friends here will miss him and all join in earnest solicitation for his success in his new feld of opera tions.
 o. F. Brandt, the vice president and general manager of the Gulf of Cali fornia and Yuma ria'road passed through Yuma last Sunday east bound. He is expected tack in day or two and will probably stop over m Yuma few days on business connect ed with the road.
 Ex-County Recorder 0. P. Cruaiu and wife are with us again after d prolonged absence. They have gone to Fortuna where Mrs. Cronin will teach the public school and Mir Cronin will take position with the mining company. We are happy 10 say that MT. Cronin has entirely reco, cred his health and proposes to remain in Yuma county.
 We learn from Capt. Alfonso B Smith that the Mexican Inspector accompanied by a Mexican Engineer and corps of assistance will leave Altar next Tuesday to inspect the line of the railroad as surveyed hy Col Stocker Tha Capt assures ua that iI the Mexican Inspector approves ,tt snrvey, construction work will he coni menced within four months.
 Some people seem to think that the road to the Gull will not be built nngil year to come. These, We would ad1,Se t9 go along down the line Of ihe pro- posed road and look at the country 70