The Arizona sentinel., 1900-02-07

S. Morgan smith registered sunday at the S. P. Hotel having come down from Phoenix where the King suit was in progress last week MT. Smith left Tuesday for Los Angeles.
 J. w. DavIs returned Monday from the King of Arizona district where he sometime ago served and injunction and has since h d charge of one oi the wells Tn the name of $. Morgan Smith.
 The A. o. U. w. will next Tuesday evening give a social entertainment for the members and their families. There will be banquet and dance, and all visiting Workmen are cor dially invited to attend.
 Inasmuch as there are no umbrellas in Yuma the rain fell alike upon the just and unjust yesterday morning. A slow, steady shower fell for about an hour, and the glad earth is now welcoming smiling spring.
 Here are couple of sQuibs from the Gazette that is of local interest. First, "Yuma lawyers are not back ward as procurers of aifidavits." And again, "Some of those fellows in the King of Arizona mining case are awful good liars"
 The Yuma Building & Loan Asso- cla ion has gone out~of business, hay ine transferred all of It's stock to the Provident Mutual Building & Loan Association of Los Angeles. c. ". Stevens was in town last week in the interest of the deal.
 Robert Hatch returned last Thurs day from visit to his mining proper ty in the Copper Mountain district. MT. Hatch brings some excellent ore but has not yet had any of the same assayed, therefore he does not know whether he is a millionaire or not.
 Dr. W. T. Gonder and niece, Nil billy, who have spent the winter in Yuma, expect to leave within fe" days for Topeka, Kan, where they will visit for a month or two with relatives before returning to their home in Ohio. The doctor will in the future spend the winters here as usual.
 Fred Maish, who for some time has held the position of engineer on the switch engine here, left last week for San Francisco, where he goes to take an examination for the position of engineer on a war vessel. Fred is member of the Y. F. D. and other local organizations, and has many friends in Yuma who wish hlm suc- cess.
 The Phoenix Gazette says the For tuna mine ID Yuma county is one of the best gold producing properties in that county; twenty stamp mill is continuously pounding out the pre- cious metal. A large cyanide plant is also used to save the gold that pass es over the amalgamation plates. The workings Tn the mine have reached depth of nine hundred feet and the mineral body has oeen so far unbrok- en.
 City Marshal Bienkowski's reading and athletic parlors were thrown open to the public Monday evening A large crowd was present and disport- ed themselves on the bars, with the gloves or other ath letic pastimes. MT. Bienkowski will soon have things fixed up in fine order and members who pay from 25 to 35 per week will have a place to go for atheletlc exer- else or to spend an hour at reading or writing. Such an institution should be we'll patronized.
 Always go away from home to get the news. The Los Angeles Times has the following: "It is announced that navigation company has been to handle traffic on the Colorado River, between the Gulf of California and up-river points. The new steamer, Cuchan, will be assigned to territory between Ehrenhurg and points north, and the old river boat, MoJave will run between Ehrenbnrg and the Gulf of California. The flee Of the company will be at Needles, where the majority of the stockholders reside" all of which is important if true.
 S1OO REWARD, S1OO.