The Arizona sentinel., 1901-06-12

expert, was at the Hotel GandOlfO this week
 MT. and Mrs. Ramos of Fortuna, are visiting with Mrs. Ramos sister, Mrs. Judge Frank and Mrs. Johnny Finley.
 Chas. Banta has resigned his position as guard at the prison, and left for Phoenix on Monday nights train.
 Lefnuel D. Riddle and Jessie Harris were married by Judge Frank, Thurs day, the 9th. Both are residents of Los Angeles, Cal.
 Charles E. Denmark and Emma NJ. Thorn were married by Rev. MT. Crouch, Monday, the 10th inst. Both of Yuma Valley.
 Johnny Finlay returned to Nogales, Friday. Mrs. Finlay and family will remain for the summer with her sister, Mrs. Judge Frank.
 Tommy Bell, the soda man, is taking temporary lay of on account of an ac- cident received in his bottling estab- lishment last Saturday.
 Mrs. Capt. Friant has returned from Kingman, where she has been for ten days past making proof on a desert claim on the Big Williams Fork in Mohave County.
 Capt. A. B. Smith, president of the Mexican-Colorado Navigation Com pany, returned from Los Angeles We'd nesday last. The Captain was witness before the U. s. Court at that city.
 Ed. Grindell, from Tucson, was in Yuma Tuesday. He is interested, in connection with a Tucson syndicate, in some oil claims at Mohawk.
 D. Mcintyre returned from the Mo- have oil fields Saturday. He reports things up there lively, and oil locating excitement way above zero.
 County Assessor Avila has seized the stock of goods and bar fixtures of D. Dallas, and will sell them at the Court House on the 16th inst, at 10 A. M, to pay the delinquent taxes for the years 1900 and 1901.
 Carlos Serviante and his three boys arrived at the Hotel Gandolfo, Satur- day night from Los Angeles, and left for his home, Sonoyta, Mexico, on Sun day nights train.
 Judge F. L. Ewing, manager of the Yuma Lumber Co. and the Union Ice Co.,, started Tuesday on a short busi- ness trip to Los Angeles and San Fran cisco.
 The Sunday steamboat excursion up the Gila was great success. The iit- tie steamer 'Retta" was decked out in fine style, and Capt. Friant was careful and attentive to the little children on board his boat.
 Mrs. c. E. Minier came in from the Potholes and registered at Hotel Gandolfo Saturday. She left for Los Angeles Sunday morning, where she will stay for the summer.
 The Southern Pacific Company is having one of the largest oil tanks erected opposite the round-hOuse yet built in this village. It is 90 feet in diameter and feet high, and has 1000, 900 gallons capacity.
 Judge Bradshaw and Harry Morse left Monday morning for Quartzite. On account of high water in the Colo rado, they had to drive to Gila City in order to get across the Gila, the back water from the Colorado making it inn possible to cross near Yuma.
 Mrs. John Gandolfo and her young essson, Albert, arrived from Los An geles on Saturday nights train, and will remain in Yuma for short time visiting with friends. Her many friends are pleased to see her looking so we'll. | Hon. Juan is himself again.
 Visiting the county recorders office this morning, we found the Hon. c. P. i Cronin hard at work recording oil loca- tion notices. He informed us that over | three hundred locations have already | been filed, and still more are coming.
 w. D. Luce, superintendent of the Castle Dome lead mines, was in town | this week. He informs us that the mining outlook for Castle Dome mines | are very fattering and large force of men will be put to work shortly. MT. | Luce is a good man and citizen, and | the Sentinel wishes him every success.
 Frank Guerra returned Sunday from KOfa. While there he examined the new placer discoveries near the King, and says they are very rich. The miners are making in the new field from five to twelve dollars day with dry wash CTS.
 Joseph Dunne, brother of Jack, Billy and Edward, arrived from Fl Paso, Fri day, and after a short visit with his brothers and their families, accom- panied by Edward, left Sunday morn ing on a visit to Los Angeles and San Francisco.