The Arizona sentinel., 1900-05-30

gave birth to bouncing baby boy Mir. Eichelberger is absent and has not yet met the little stranger.
 Judge Frank last Friday performed
 the ceremony which united in mar riage Anton St. Claire Mcclure and Charlotte B. Martin both of Pasadena Cal.
 MT. and Mrs. J. V. Coffey returned Sunday from Lordsburg, N. M., where they went to visit Mrs. Cofey's father. Mr. and Mrs. CofFey are now at home at Blalsdell.
 Mrs. Francisco Amabisca, aged 70 years, died last Friday. Mrs. Amabisca had resided in Yuma for upwards forty years and was member of the Contreras family
 NIT. and Mrs. s. H. Bowman, who taught the school at Picacho last year, passed through Yuma last Wednesday en route to San Diego where they will spend the summer.
 A. W. Morris left last evening for Altar, Mexico, in company with NJ. L. Pool. Mir. Morris position with the Yuma Lumber Co. will be filled 1 Inv O p PODdess0n
 Miss Claudina Pryor, who has been visiting her uncle and aunt, NIT. and Mrs. H. s. Muzzy. for the past four months returned last evening to her home in Los Angeles.
 Jack Rowlev, round house foreman at Gila Bend, was in town Saturday taking in the sights and solving the mysteries of city.life under the tutel- age of Donald Mcintyre.
 Three babies were born last week on the Orange avenue, Drs. Cotter, MolIer and Greenleaf each reporting an addition to the population of that popular residence addition.
 J. Fred Nottbusch, postmaster and merchant of Polomas, was town the first of the week on business. MT. Nottbusch reports the Palomas coun- try as prosperous as ever.
 Sheriff w. c. Truman of Pinal county, accompanied by Deputies J. c. Baker and J. W. Thomas, brought in consignment of prisoners last week and lodged them CD the hill.
 Hon. Mark Smith was at the s. P. Hotel last week. Mir. Smith was a delegate from Pima county to the late democratic convention in Phoenix which he said went off satisfactory to him.
 The mothers and parents of Yuma will always entertain a kindly regard for Charley Bienkowski for bis efforts in keeping the small boys of the streets at night and preventing then, from frequenting saloons.
 Captain Ingalls, will commence ask ing questions on the first of the month l relative to the twelfth census. Keep !. your patience and answer all questions. 1 The Captains territory embraces all of Yuma county south oi Mohawk.
 The weather bulletin reports on Yuma weather and crops as follows; Yuma-Highest temperature 99; low est 63. No rainfall. Harrisburg Good growing weather. No rain. Gardens looking good. Cattle inn proving.
 A ball game across the river Is in progress this afternoon between the Ft. Yuma Indian nine and a picked 1 n ne from Yuma composed of Martin, Armstrong. Flood, Harris, Ramirez, Shorev, B. Meeden, c. Meeden and /. 
 Mrs. N. G. Lohdell, representing the Boston Store of Los Angeles will l be here again at the S. P. Hotel one | day, Tuesday June 9th. She carries line of samples on everything for ladies and children wear and will be pleased i to see all the ladies.
 c. s. Longyear of the Los Angeles Brewing Co.,, returned to Los Angeles Saturday after having installed ice chests and other fixtures in the yari- ous saloons that will handle his con- pany's beer. for which Geisler & Bean are the local agents.
 A parlicial eclipse of the sun was observed by early risers Monday morn ng about 5:50 o'clock. The eclipse vas total on a line from Maryland to New Orleans, but only partial in Arizona and New Mexico. The next otaI eclipse of the sun will be eigh- cen years hence.