The Arizona sentinel., 1900-04-25

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 Sheriff Murray of Maricopa county come down Sunday from Phoenix having in charge Chas. Gallagher, who IS sentenced to two years in the terri tcrial prison for robbery.
 F. NJ. Riley has moved his cash store from the Baker block to the building next door to the SENTINEL office, where he will be found by all oI his old customers, and new ones a: we'll.
 Archie Priest and George Doyle ex- pect to leave within day or two fol the mouth of the Colorado, where they will spend a couple of months in hunting and fishing. They go by boat.
 Robert Sexsmith and Miss Grace Crane, two prominent young people of the Colorado valley, were married Friday by Judge Frank. The SENTI- MEL wishes them long life and hap piness.
 Robt L. Morgan has been transfer red from the Fort Apache agency to the Fort Yuma Indian school as clerk. He is a very pleasant gentleman and from all appearances is the man for the place.
 Hon. John Doan was in town Sa- turday on business. Mir. Doan will leave tomorrow for Phoenix where he has business before the U s. court and also as delegate to the republican convention.
 The weather bulletin reports on Yuma weather as follows: Harris burg-Cool nights and warm days Cattle looking good. Yuma-Tem- perature highest 95, lowest AS. No precipitation.
 Albert Behan, deputy United States customs collector for this port, left Friday for Tucson to witness the ball game. From Tucson he will go to PLeenix,where he is called as witness before the United States grand jury.
 The fire department responded promptly to an alarm of fire Friday afternoon. The alarm led to the rear of tAe Ruby, where loose papers and other debris was burning under the porch. It was but the work of min ute to extinguish the same and no material damage resulted.
 A car loaded with dirt escaped from the workmen at the cut on First street last Thursday and came lumt er- ing down the track as if rejoicing to be free. The grade was not long nor steep enough for the car to attain any great degree of momentum, and after reaching the end of the track piled up in the sand there at with no damage whatever.
 The following compose the United States grand jury at Phoenix: J w Darlington, foreman; A s Mills, clerk !; G B McNeil, Sam F Webb, K Smith F K Scofeld, F L Warner, I NJ Christy, G R Finch, F WOolridge, w B Barbour, Fred Gillen, H s Peter son, Walter Talbot, w J LeBaron, Ed Elsie, A w Babhitt, Jos Mont gomery, John Stofela, 0 Dunbar D Monihon.
 Rosa, the little nine-month-old daughter of MT. and Mrs. Henry Le- Roy, died yesterday in the Whipsaw mine, where MT. LeRoy is a shift boss. The remains of the little girl were brought to Phoenix, prepared for burial and will be shipped to Yuma this evening tor interment. The little girl was a niece of Joseph Balsz of this city.-Enterprise. The childwas buried here on Saturday the 12'h inst. Col. J. W. Darlington left Sunday evening for Phoenix where he Is called as a United States grand juror. The Colonel is also delegate to the re- publican convention and a candidate as one of the delegates from Arizona to Philadelphia. Senator Ives as delegate te Kansas City and Col Darlington to Philadelphia will serve to place Yuma county properly before the pe ople of the outside world.
 Florence Blythe was the exposure of all eyes in Yuma last Thursday Florence Blythe is now Mrs. A. A. Moore. She was accompanied by her husband, Dr. James P. Dunn, and Miss Ethel Moore. The party came down the river from the Blythe estate in the private boat Rita. They re- gistered at the S. P. Hotel and the following day left for San Francisco, Captain Frank Fryant returning with the Rita.
 Deafness Cannot be Cured.