The Arizona sentinel., 1900-05-23

is at Hotel Gandolfo. MT. Williams has just sold mine in the Altar Dis trict of Sonora for $34,000.
 City Marshal Miles had the county prisoners to cle&n and sweep Main street last week, which adds greatly tc the appearance of the city.
 A fine 1l-pound Toy was born last night to Mir. and Mrs. J. Caulley oi Orange avenue. pr. Cotter reports mother and child doing we'll.
 J. E. Devine, editor of the Sun, left Sunday evening for Phoenix to attend the democratic convention, which is being held in that city today.
 W. H. Elliott returned last evening from the Potholes, where he has been engaged in surveying the properties of the Corsby-Ehrich Syndicate.
 Hon. NJ. J. Nugent came down from the King last Thursday and left tLe first part of the week for Phoenix to attend the democratic convention.
 Next week the Sentinel will issue a supplement containing a write up of Yuma county and brief sketches of prominent citizens and business firms.
 Miss Alma Willis, matron. of North Dakota, and Miss Agnes Thomas, laundress, of Carson City, New, are late arrivals at the Fort Yuma Indian school.
 It would be a good idea for the city to use the chain gang on the hill on Third street by fixing it so the farmers below town could get ln and out.
 J. H. Godfrey won the mare which was rallied at the Hotel Gandelfo Saturday, 42 being the highest num- Der thrown. Councilman Godfrey now rides in style.
 Will Sexsmith has sold his place in the Colorado valley to Dan Devore. the consideration for the same being unknow2. MT. Devore will plant the place to apricots.
 Eugene S., infant son of MT. and Mrs. Geo. A. Duke, died last Thursday and was buried Friday. The sympathy of the community IS extended to the parents in their bereavement.
 The San Francisco Chronicle of recent date says ship load of lumber has been landed at San Jorge bay to be used in the construction ot mill at the mines of J. D. Thompson.
 Thos D. Bennettt, deputy United States district attorney, and S. N. Cullom, collector of internal revenue, came in this morning from Phoenix, and registered at Hotel Gandolfo.
 Archie Priest returned Monday from the mouth of the river where he has been hunting and fishing for the past month with George Doyle. Archie reports an excellent time. MT. Doyle still remains
 Station Agent Schuckman and family will leave tomorrow or next day for points in northern California to spend the summer. NJ. P. Pease will act as agent during MT. Schuck- mans absence.
 A. H. Sleibitz, representing the East Side Los Angeles Brewing Co.,, arrived from the eass this morning. MT. Sleibitz remains Tn town for day or two visiting his friends, Giesler & Bean Of the Yuma Ice Co.
 Deputy U. s. Marshal Metz stopped over in Yuma yesterday and picked up Rafael Coutreras, who was indicted by the last U. s. grand jury. MT. Metz was on his return from Frisco, where he escorted several contraband MoDgolians.
 The delegates from Yuma county to the democratic territorial convention are E, s. Ives, M. J. Nugent, Ed Mayes, J. E. Devine and Mulford Winsor. The delegates are all in Phoenix and they hope to send Senator Ives to Kansas City.
 Hon. A. G. Hubbard of Redlands, Cal, visited Yuma this week for the purpose of looking after his mining interests here. MT. Hubbard is the owner of the Harqua Hala mines which yielded him fortune. We acknowledge pleasant call from Mir. Hubbard.
 The weather bulletin reports on Yuma weather and crops as follows: Harrisburg - Week has been very warm. No rain, but plenty of water for irrigation. Stock looking good Apricots getting ripe. Yuma-Tem- perature, maximum, 1O3; minimum 55; no rainfall
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