The Arizona sentinel., 1900-05-09

l OI the gull where IhCF Will hunt anu fish for next two months. The locality is a sportsman's paradise.
 J.H. Holmes. proprietor of Che Hotel Green of Pasadena, was a guest at the s. P. dotel last week Mr Holmes was accompanied by ]. D. Thompson, a well known mining man of this vicinity.
 The fire boys were out for a drill Thursday evening and the prompt ness and facility with which they sealed the Modosti block and turned the water ol show them to beimprov- ing as Gremen.
 The board of supervisors met in spe ciaI session Monday morning and appointed Frank ". Doan as justice of the peace of Fortuna precinct. Judge Doan returned to the camp Monday evening.
 Al. Crawford returned Thursday from a visit to his mining properties in the Copper Mountain district Mr. Crawford left Sunday morning for Los Angeles, where he will remain until the first of next month.
 Jack Dunne and family, returned Friday from Agua Caiente, where they have been for the past fortnight. Jack brings back beautiful assort- ment of tan and Treckles but reports most pleasant outing.
 Among the California couples who were married here during the past week were Joseph Varley and Helen Eastman of Los Angeles; John Audrey and Susan Earring of San Bernardino; married by Judge Frank.
 Max Asher, workman with the bridge gang, fell from the bridge yes terday morning and was rendered unconcious for some time. Dr. Hefer- nan was summoned aod soon straight ened the injured man out.
 C.C. Armstrong arrived last week from Tucson to accept a position here as warehouse man at the freight de- pot. Mir. Armstrong is an old school  mate of II. 4. Martin. the chief clerk at the depot, and is 8 very pleasant young gentleman.
 City Marshal Biankowski has re- signed his office and will leave on the 20th of this month for Cape Nome in search of the yellow metal Charley goes in the interest of Mrs. Levy and Chas. Rise and it is to be hoped that his golden dreams will be realized.
 Geo. L. Brooks, Live Stock Agent in charge of Live Stock business of New Mexico and Arizona, with head quarters at Albuquerque, New Mexico, having resigned. the duties heretofore performed by him will be assumed by MT. F. B. Houghton, Division Freight and Passenger Agent, Fl Paso, Texas.
 Among the Iourishing lodges oil Yuma is Lodge No. 10 of the SpanIsh- American Alliance. The officers of which are; \. !. Figueroa, president; R. Tapia, ex-president; CnstodiO Ra- mIrez, vice president; J. L. Redondo, secretary. Juan Zabala, B. Figueroa, 1 Juan Monje, trustees.
 The dance given last Saturday even ing at the s. P. Hotel by the Young Mems Social Club was not very large ly attended but barring the meagre attendance the affair was q most enjoyable one, and those present trip ped the light fantastic into the early hours of Sunday morning,
 J. L. Petty, who came here some time ago from Placer county, Cal, for his health, died Saturday in the Mo- desti building, where he had rooms. i Deceased was member of the Odd Fellows, which order tock charge of the body and had the same shipped to the dead mans former home.
 
 The weather bulletin reports on Yuma weather as follows Yum Temperature, maxium, 90; minimum, 49.-Continued favorable weather for growing crops. ,Apricots ripening slowly on account of cool weather. Abundance of water for. irrigation. !. Some strawberries ripe.-Harrisburg- Warm weather. Rain on April 29 /. and 90. Grass growing finely. Gar den looking good.
 A Mexican known as the "Big h. dian" ak Fortuna was stabbed satur- day evening the knife piercing the . left side just missing the heart. He seemed to suffer no inconvenience from such narrow escape from death and was the next day walking the streets. When asked who the manwith the knife was he replied that didn't make any difference inasmuch as he was friend The identity of the stabUeT remains unknown.
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