The Arizona sentinel., 1902-08-06


 Monday nights train for Fl Paso On a visit with their grandma Dunne. These young gents chaparoned their Uncle Eddie, who also goes to visit their grandma.
 The surveys are completed and right of way secured through Tombstone townsite and grading has begun on the branch of the El Paso and Southwest ern railroad to run from Fairbanks to Tombstone.
 Companies have incorporated at va rious times to build steel tubular tun- nel under San Francisco bay, but the ferries still do profitable business. The project is feasible and will be reality before the close of the century.
 Fred J. Wells was fatally injured in a freight wreck at Bisbee last Satur- day being engaged as brakeman on a train which plunged down steep em- bankment. His back was broken. He was young man and widely known.
 Frank Townsend won in his land con test case, having received a telegram from Washington that the contest had been dismissed and decision rendered in his favor The land adjoins the townsite of Yuma and is very valuable.
 Col. Mike Nugent came in from Kofa Friday night, having in his charge a $50, ,OOO chunk of gold bullion, repre- senting the past 30 days cleanup of the King of Arizona, which was brought in for shipment. He returned Sunday night.
 The highest price ever paid for cat tie on the Kansas City market was re- ceived by Nebraska man last Wednes- day. He had string of 29 fat Short horn and Polled Angus steers, averag- ing HAS pounds. The price paid was $S60.
 The Green Consolidated at Cananea has three ccnverters at work. The company IS shipping at the rate of B. 000,000 pounds of blister copper per month, equivalent to about 6,000,0CG pounds of matte, as the Cananea matte did not go more than 90 per cent cop per:
 w. H. Dresser, Southern Pacific rail road agent at this place, returned Fri day night from a two months vacation spent in the Sierra Nevada mountains and in Fresno, Cal. MT. Dresser re- turns to hls work invigorated and looking much better than when he went away.
 Sheriff Livingston received the nec- essary requisition papers for the mur- derer, Santos Velardo, who is under arrest at Magdalens, Sonora. Bill Neahr accompanied the sheriff to assist in bringing the murderer back. They are expected home in about five days.
 Another daily newspaper @ill soon make it's appearance at Bisbee, which will be strongly republican in politics. The leader of the enterprise is J. c. Pritchard, former postmaster of Bisbee. W. A. Nash, identified with journalism during the early days of Tombstone, will have editorial charge.
 Tom Bell the soda man was taken quite ill Friday last, and owing to the hot weather his physicians advised him to go to the coast and get the benefit of the coast breezes. H lefi on Tues [ day for Long Beach. Tommy's many friends in Yuma wish him speedy recovery, and safe return:
 George P. Crowley. son of J. W. Crowley of Yataa valley, arrived on | Wednesday of last week from Chicago with his young bride. Mr. and Mrs. Crowley have settled down to house keeping in Yuma valley, where they will make their future home. The Sentinel extends congratulations and | best wishes to the newly-wedded pair | for long, happy and prosperous life.
 Jack Hepl, driver for the Union Ice I Company, has cettainly strrcr season of bad luck. Not long ago he had Q foot smashed by big cake of Ice falling on it., and now he is laid up again as the result of 8 runaway. Last Thulsday the team attached to the loaded ice wagon ran away on Second street., and as the wheels struck the railroad track at Madison avenue Jack was thrown out and one of the wheels passed over his right ankle Although no bones were brokeR. it is considered bad iA- jury, and liable to cause him trouble for long time.
 Coming as 1t does, in the busiest sea son, when man cam least afford tolose time, sure and er1icl cure for diarrhoea is very desirable. Anyone who has given it a trial will tell you that the quickest, surest and most pleasant rem edy in use for this disease is Chamber Elain's C0lic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. There is no loss of time when it is used as one or two doses of it will cure any ordinary attack. It never l. -Ll