The Arizona sentinel., 1900-03-28
LOCAL NOTES,
District conrt next week.

Beauchamp Smith arrived at the
 Gandolfo last evening.
 Win. N. Heskey left Friday for the Chemheuevis oil fields.
 4. J. Crawford left Friday on busi-
 ness trip to Los Angeles.
 Mrs. L. Shuckmau returned last
 evening from Los Angeles.
 Joe Balrz returned last week from a
 two weeks visit at Phoenix.
 There was rise of few inches in the river during the past week.
 w.D. Luce came clown from Castle Dome Sunday, registering at the $. P Hotel.
 Bids for county supplies will be opened next Friday morning at 10 o'clock.
 Hon. NJ. J. Nugent came down from the King Thursday returning last evening.
 MT. and Mrs. c. E. Eichelberger re- turned Saturday from short visit to Los Angeles.
 Jose Yanez, aged about 2l years and native of Yuma, died Sunday even- ing about six o'clock.
 Mrs. Christina Marina, an old Mex ican lady, aged above eighty years died last Wednesday night.
 Henry Linn, superintendent of the dredging company at the Potholes, is stopping at the Gandolfo.
 A. A. Hanna and family came down from Cibola yesterday and are stopping at the Hotel Gandollo.
 Work is progressing on P. B. Hodges cold storage plant, which will be in operation by the first of the month.
 w. F. Smith and E. J. Roberts last week brought about 200 head of cattle from Sonora and shipped them 10 California.
 Donald Mcintyre was confined to his room a couple of days this week with a slight attack of illness, but is now able to be around.
 J. D. Cameron Of Los Angeles ar rived at the Gandolfo yesterday. MT. Cameron came down the river from Needles is a small boat
 Frank Avila came down yesterd; y from the Colorado mine. The mine still holds its own and regular shi = ments of lead ore are made.
 Work was resumed yesterday on laying a temporary track down First ' street to be used in moving dirt from l the excavations on that thorough ( fare.
 J. NJ. Molina has an advertisement i in this issue calling attention to his t stock of merchandise Mr. Molina is 8 one of the reliable business men of | Yuma. l The bridge gang of about forty men c arrived last week and commenced the t work of replacing the railroad bridge d across the laguna on the other side of the river.
 An epidemic of marriages seems to have struck this peaceful village dur c ing the past ten days. Several more V couples give evidences of contracting ( the malady. f
 Geo. Wilson and Miss Chona Riv, ra | were married Friday evening by Judge | WernInger. Both parties are natives c of Yuma, and the SENTINEL wishes c them much happiness. v The Gazette says some marvellous f silver discoveries are reported near the Colorado river, north of Yuma. Speci mems taken to Phoenix are the richest | ever seen in that city. A spasmodic game of baseball was V played Sunday between the Monde scripts and picked nine. Three in v, nings were played and the picked ', nine concluded they had a plenty. N D. A. Lindley, prominent mer- q chant of Sacramento and who is inter- ,, estedin Yuma county property, arrived m in town Monday evening. MT. Hndley n has business before the district court T which meets Monday. n, J. J. Alvey, who has fingered be tween life and death for the past two died this morning. MT. Alvey was a well known mining man IT, of this county, and his many friends n, will be pained to learn of his death. Frank Doyle, the tailor, has well established cleaning -dyeing depart F sent, and those who desire anything be in his line will do well to call on him. bl He also has complete line Of spring 'r r patterns, and satisfaction is guaran- ,eed. oi The card of w. H. Elliott, anounc- Nj ng himself as candidate for school U. trustee, appears in this issue. MT. 5 lIett possesses the qualifications of on