The Arizona sentinel., 1902-05-07
A Stag Party.
Lung.

Last Tuesday J. D. Meadows, the new city marshal, gave fine bullshead dinner at his residence. Everybody was invited. The long table was loaded with baked beefsheads, tongues, and good red beans, with plenty of sauces and various side dishes. The cakes were choice-not "nigger bibles" or "cOlOred testamentS," as sections of gingerbread are sometimes styled, but with froStings, and decorations in artistic form, served with cold blushing lemonade. There was large cold keg of sonnet hing that had the appearance of good vinegar On tap. Every ybody sampled it as they came and went. It was really a stag party, but the ladies were remembered with generous slices of cake. In the hall Of the Meadows home are some curiCs worth looking at. There is asandal of new make which is all the go in New Mexico. wCrn by la- dies without stockings. Some of his bClos and dresses from the Philippines can sing, and guns, stag horns and other illustrtions Of the hunt are inter- esting.
 The occasion was in honor of Charley Meadows, brother of the host, and known all over the west as Arizona Charley.
 Among those present were W. r. Timmons, Frank Kelso. J. E. Devine, P. T. Robertson. ". L. RIef. C. F. Ainswcrth, pr. Bailey, Albert Behan, John Behan, U C, Wilder, R. McCul- loch, D. l.. De Vane, R. A. McPherson, Chas. L. Brown and Charley Meadows.
 Capt. J. A. MellCn came down the river from Needles Tuesday. He brought the companys big new barge, which he loaded at Castle Dome land ing with flor spar, a product of the lead mines, which is used the manufacture of Portland cement. The cargo is brought here for shipment to a cement factory at Colton, Cal. Captain Mellon says the steamer Cochan will follow in few days and go into service between Yuma and PicachO. Capt. MellOn's many friends were well pleased to see the old wet" looking so well, and to congratulate him upon his recovery from his recent accident.
 The Cananea railroad, which runs from Naco to Cananea, a distance of about 45 miles, and was built to carry supplies to the company, has been pur- chased by the Southern Pacific Com pany. The price paid for the road has not been learned, though it is said to be large. Bat one stipulation is made by the copper company, and that re- lates to the transportation of copper matte to Cne of the big eastern refiner- ies and the return of supplies for the plant.
 The Colorado river, the great water way of the inter-mOuntain country, is destined to become one of the greatest power-prOducing rivers on earth. In the canyons Of this county there are an hundred places where power machinery can be installed and operated by either overflow dams or from the river cur rent. Tn Los Angeles a company capi- talized at enc million dollars has been incorporated to operate plants of this character Cn the Colorado river.-MO-. have Miner.
 The city council Eet and completed its organization and made the following appointments: Marshal, Jake Mead ows: clerk and treasurer, J, l.. Re dondo: street commissioner, U. G. Wilder. Peter T. Robertson was ap- pointed city attorney at former meet ing.
 Mining locations, conforming to the new mining laws, for sale at the Scnti- ucl office.