The Arizona sentinel., 1900-04-18

 Judge Werninger. MT. and Mrs. He'd ges are natives of this city and hay a large circle of friends who wish then unbounded joy and happiness in thu course of married life. The happy couple are stopping for the present al the s. P. Hotel.
 ! The frcmen's ball Monday evening at Elks' Fall was a grand su cces' The hall was most elaborately decor ated with evergreens and the appar- atus of the department. The music stand was erected in the center O the hall and Terpsichore was wor- shipped until late hour. Abou' ] S75 was realized.
 Monday was 8 regular field day o marriages in Yuma. Two couple: from Los Angeles and one from San Bernardino sought the aid of the local marriage bureau. James P. Stanton and Katie NJ. Judge, Andrew B. Ben nett and Phebe J Martin of Los An geles were married by Judge Frank and Albert Gironi and Christians Poulson were joined together by Judge Thurlow.
 United States court convenes in Phoenix the 23rd. Among those who will attend from Yuma county are J. W. Darlington, John Stoffela grand jurors; Donald Mcintyre, S Nelson. R. H. Baird. Mel Greenleaf Supervisor Underhill, trial jurors Sheriff Speese, Jim Jones and Deputy Customs Collector Albert Behan as witnesses. All will leave Sunday evening.
 Manager Mel Greenleaf of the Yuma baseball team will leave to morrow evening for Tucson where his team will play a series of three games including Friday, Saturday and Sunday. The following is the per sonnel of the Yuma team: Harrs C.. Woolley. D.; Coon s, 1s'b; Flood 2ndb.; Ramirez, 3rdb.; Hogan, ss Harrell, T.; Marshall, cf.; Riley, IT,; B. Meeden, sub. Tucson, look to your laurelsl
 General Cobb arrived Saturday even ] ing from Southern California, where he has been for the past month rusti- eating at the various beach resorts. The General left Sunday evening foI Tucson, where he will visit for fort night before continuing on to the City of Mexico. General Cobb has not visited the Mexican capital for more than forty years, having been one of General Winfield Scott's con- quering soldiers who entered that city in April 1847.
 Governor NJ. A. Otero and Sheriff Pat Garrett of New Mxico registered at the s. P. Hotel last Friday. The gentlemen were here after a prisoner who is serving a term on the hill Governor Otero Is very pleasant gentleman and spoke enthusiastically concerning tue future of his territory and also expressed himself as pleased with Arizona and her people. The governor and MT. Garrett returned tC their homes in New Mexico on tn, Saturday evening train.
 Doni"io Sanchez, an old and respect ed Mexican citizen, hrother-in-law o Councilman Tapia, died at his resld ence in this city last Friday. Mir Sanchez was one Of the substantia citizens of this county and his dennis Is the subject of universal sorrow. Il
 was a prominent member of tn Spanish-American Alliance and too prominent part in local affairs. Tn funeral took place Saturday aiternoo under the auspices of the alliance 1 The deceased leaves large family t mourn his loss:
 The board of supervisors met pur suant to call yesterday morning an proceeded to open bids for the care (
 the county hospital and indigent sic , and forelection sup, lies. Dr. Greenlea
 Miss Post and Mrs Costello submitte 2 Lids for the care of the hospital an sick, and after due consideration D n Greenleaf was awarded the contraCt,' T i charges for the same to be limited
 S45O. J. Devine was awarded Il t contract for furnishing election su Q plies. Regular business routine w b then taken up.
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