The Arizona sentinel., 1900-04-04

T. H. Ryan Jones, a native Os Eng
 land and a resident of Fortuna. Mon day declared bis intention of becoming citizen of the United States. Frank Jordan is rejoicing oyer th, arrival of fine baby girl at his hsme in the valley. The little enc joined the household last Wednesday. | s. Morgan Smith arrived in town Sunday evening from Los Angeles to be in attendance upon court as plain tiff in the King of Arizona suit.
 Judge Street, accompanied by Mrs Street, registered at the s. P. Hotel Sunday morning, where they vii Ire main during this term of court.
 E. T. Cunning of Los Angeles ar- rived Monday at the Gsndolfo Hotel Mir. Dunningis one of the attorneys for the plaintiff in the King of Arizona suit.
 Judge F. NJ. Doan, accompanied by his son, Hon. John Doan of Fortuna, came in overland from the mine Fri day. Judge Doan is a resident oi Florence.
 Judge ": H. Stillwell, one of the prominent lawyers of Phoenix, arrived Monday. Judge Stillwell is one of the attorneys for the plaintiff in the King of Arizona suit.
 J. Fred Eottbusch. postmaste snd leading merchant of Palomas is court ingin Yuma this week. He reports everything prosperous in the Palomas end of the county.
 c. Elmer Smith et York Pa. son of 5. Morgan Smith is stopping at the Hotel Gandolfo. This is MT. Smiths first visit and he expresses himseli IS well pleased with the country.
 Albert Cappel and Isabella Cordes, 10th of Los Angeles, were married Saturday morning in the s. P. Hotel parlors by Judge Thurlow. The couple returned to LosAngeles on the satur- day flyer"
 Judge John R. Lee, sage of the lila and postmaster at Monitor, is in own this week. The Judge is trim ming his sails for nomination of dis trict attorney on the Democratic ticket next fall.
 Judge and Mrs. ". Fl. Barnes of TGcson, accompanied by Miss Drake, Misses Willie and Madge Martin and Master Jack Martin. are stopping at the S. P. Hotel during court, having arrived Sunday.
 soneme Parea on Friday stood be- fore the august presence of Judge Werninger and received a sentence of 20 days in the county bastile for com mitting nnisdemeanor while under the influence of Bacchus.
 Wm. N Heskey returned Monday from up the river. He reports that the oil fields are not what they are tracked mp to be, but sAys he has found oonanza in Riverside county, Cal Tn 8 50-foos ledge of free milling gold ore.
 Ygnacia Gortarez, an old Mexican lady, died at her home on Jones street last week. The lady was 75 year old and has resided in Yuma for 35 years. She vas & reigning bell here in early days and was most beautiful woman when in her prime.
 Among the Fortuna citizens in Yuma this week were ". O. Huson, c. w. Garrard, Chas. Gallagher and G. ". Pentsr, who were witnesses be- fore the grand jury and testified to the killing of Geo. Seahrecht at the camp last Christmas night.
 The school election last Saturday passed of very quietly, there being not much excitement over the result thereof. Only two candidates were in the field, W. H Elliott and Captain Pnlhamus. Captain Polhamus was reelected by g majority of sixteen votes.
 E. F. Sanguinetti, Miss Jennie san- guinetti, MT. and Mrs. E. L. Ewing, Mr. and Mrs. F. c. BIaisdell and R B. Young spent Sunday at Hedges, going over in superintendent Mufr's private car. They report a pleasant trip and speak in highest terms of Col. Trumbo and his management.
 A good game of ball was played Sunday at the ball grounds between the Indian school nine and the Monde scripts, resulting in d score Of 4 to 4. l The Indian boys are good runners, good cutfielders and not easily rsttled. 4 large crowd witnessed the contest and interest in baseball matters con- tinues unal ated. The Nondescrip,s will soon go to Tucson, as the Tucson GrAys are making preparations to meet them on the diamond.
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