The Arizona sentinel., 1900-07-11

Frank Green was fined ten dollai
 last week upon charges preferred by i MT. Williamson. Mr. Williamson
 whom Green claims insulted him, als
 donated a few plunks to the count.
 treasury.
 Jesse Crouch takes the middle o
 the streets these days, the sidewalk
 being not large enough for him. Tn,
 young democrats health was dranl
 on July 4, by Jess friends-and they
 are legion.
 Pedro Marcos, the Mexican who wa:
 brought in from Pilot Knob last week
 having been injured in attempting to
 board freight train, is getting along nicely. pr. Greenleaf amputated one of his legs.
 O. A. Pease, of St. Louis, was at Hotel Gandolfo yesterday. MT. Pease has been at Quartzite, where he pur- chased the Bradshaw group of mines. He expects to have 100 men at work within thirty days.
 L. c. Stahl, was busy Wednesday evening shooting Roman candles while he held 8 giant frecracker in his hand. The sparks from the candle did the rest and Mir. Stahl nov wears his hand swathed in cotton.
 Supervisor Underhill came down Thursday from Palomas, to be present at the sessions of the county board of equalization. Mir. Underhill is a dec ent sort of fellow, even if he does frog out of his turn occasionally.
 Excursion tickets are now on sale at the s. P. depot for San Francisco and northern Califern points. Tickets good on regular train leaving here Fridays, same as to Southern Califor- nia points. Round trip good for ninety days.
 A. N. Hains left Monday for the realm of the Naiads where he goes to bask in sylvan shades and summer smiles during portion of the heated term. Harry Morris is left all alone to scrape the visages of us benighted Yumaites.
 Fl Progreso, a Spanish paper, made it's appearance upon the troubled sea of journalism in Yuma last Monday. | The paper is a neat 4-page, 4-column folio published by J. M. Alvarado, jr. 1 We wish the Progreso an unbounded 1 of success.
 G. Melendrez, an old-time Phoenix 1 printer, is moulding thought around he Sentinel office this week. Landy 'ays it is hard to get out Of the habit of printing, and printing office after l couple of months absence is like a 'efuge to weary traveller.
 l.. F. Bradshaw, the man who dis 'enses justice at Tyson's Wells, trans Icted business in Yuma this week. Judge Bradshaw reports considerable mining activity in his district, which ,ives promise of being one of the most and wealthy districts in he county.
 The two warmest days of the season were Sunday and Monday last. The thermometer registered 104 and 105 degrees against 108 for the season. )ews have fallen lately and the in creased humidity is accountable for the ,ppressiveness of the heat. But the nights are exquisite.
 Billy Dunn was held up one night | ast week about II o'clock between he Vendome and s. P. hotel. The secured about $2.50, and Billy vas soundly berated for not possessing , larger amount of the coin of the calm. Billy says he will carry a arger wad hereafter just for the spe- .ial accommodation of footpads, inas- much as he doesn't mind being held | ID, but he dislikes to be insulted | Afterwards.
 The weather bulletin reports on Yuma weather and crops as follows: Temperature-highest 106, lowest 61; 10 rainfall. Earrisburg-Cool wealth 1T; no rain water scarce; no grass for tock. MohaN k-Weather warmer; ranges from 70 at day ight to 1IQ at noon no signs of rain here is a scarcity of water for outside tock. Yurna-Favorable weather for crops; considerable planting ,eing done; fourth crop of alfalfa be- ng cut; abundance of water in the Colorado.
 Deafness Cannot be Curedo y local applications, as they cannot each the diseased nortion of the ear