The Arizona sentinel., 1902-10-29
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 29, 1902.

George Sexsmith of the Imperial -> Canal Company, was in town Saturday
 Col. Epes Randolph. Superintendent Sroufe and Frank Cox, of the s. P. railroad, were in town Sunday.
 A horse race will take place here on the I6th of next month, between Ster- ling's "Black" and Stratton's ''Sorrel." 7" The purse will be S900.
 Ben Heyl has moved his implement store from the Molina building to the old Levy Company store, corner Third street and Madison avenue.
 Miss Matilda Green, sister of Frank and Christina Green, arrived from Woodland, Cal, last week, being called here by the serious illness of her little niece.
 Officers of this county have been mo- tified to look out for two confidence men who are swindling saloon men by means of a five and one dollar green back scheme.
 The statement in the Sentinel last week that Dr. Cotter had been ap- pointed prison physician was mistake. pr. Cotter is merely filling the position temporarily during the absence of pr. L. H. Moller.
 The Irrigation, Land and Improve ment Company, under the direction cf Superintendent J. E. Ludy, is con- structing a barge fin the shipyardS at the foot of Main street, on which to place the company new steam dredger. The barge is 4Ox2O, and four feet be- tween joints.
 Charles Hood, formerly deputy GUS toms collector here, is under arrest at Nogales on a charge of falsifying his accounts with the government. He is charged with travelling on a railroad pass and then putting in against the government an account for railroad transportation.
 Qualifications of Voters, paragraph 22S5, section II, declares qualified voter to be d male citizen over the age of 2l years who shall have been a resident of the territory one year next preceding the election and of the coun- ty and PRECINCT IN WHICH HE CLAIMS HIS VOTE, THIRTY DAYS"
 s. A. Conner, a well-known news paper man, who has been for some four years in the City of Mexico on the press of that city, is spending few days in Yuma. He goes to Los An geles from here. MT. Conner is known in the newspaper world as Skolastikos his pen name, and has contributed to the American papers many sketches Of Mexican life.
 The Sentinel regrets to announce the serious illness of Mrs. Crouch, wife of Rev. J. A. Crouch, pastor of the Meth odist Episcopal church. He is also a candidate for probate judge, but on ac- count of his wife's illness will not be able to visit any of the precincts in the county before the election. He has the sympathy of the community in his trouble. for he is highly esteemed by all.
 An Indian by the name of Alexander Jackson raised check for $500 to $30.00 and passed it off on the Phoenix Restaurant in payment for meal of 75 cents. Before the check was cashed it was submitted to E. F. Sanguinetti, who detected the raise. The Indian was arrested and locked up, and will have his hearing in due time. Who says the Indian is not progressing and becoming civilized?
 One can almost believe in total de- pravity after reading the proceedings of the trial of Tremble, the rapist, who outraged his little 15-year-old step daughter, her mother assisting in the revOlting crime, by holding the child while the fend accomplished his pur- pose. He was sentenced to the peni- tentiary for life-the penalty being ut terly inadequate for the crime. The woman received the same sentence and both were lodged in the prison last Sunday morning: The crime was com mitted in Graham county, where the TrPmbles were liVipr