The Arizona sentinel., 1903-08-12
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 The heavy storms of Saturday and Sunday in eastern Arizona caused con- siderable loss to the Southern Pacific Railroad and has greatly delayed traf- fc. There have also been heavy rains up on the Santa Fe and several disas- trous washouts have resulted. The rain-god has hotered quite near Yuma bat at this writing he has not seen fit to give us anything more than an ex- ceedingly wet atmosphere: if run through wringer there would be enough water to put the Colorado on a "high."
 You never can tell from appearances what is inside hustle OF what it is composed of A Kansas woman put $7. 300 in bills into hers and then in some unaccountable manner lost it while en route to St. Paul. She sup posed it was dropped from the train, but it was found later where she be- came separated from it at the depot, and returned to the owner. We don't know much about such affairs, but it is mystery to us how that hustle could have got away from it's owner and she so close to it.
 There will be @ meeting of the Span ish-American war veterans at the office of the Yuma Title Abstract Company next Saturday, August I5, at D. m., for the purpose of organizing a lodge and electing officers thereof. All per- sons who served during the Spanish American war in the army, navy or marine corps and have an honorable discharge are respectfully requested to attend said meeting.
 The Arizona university embroglio has finally ceased and the institution now has a new head. Dr. Kendrick C. Babcock was elected president by the regents last Wednesday. pr. Babcock is graduate of the University of Min- nescta. For several years he has been member of the faculty of the Univer- sity of California and recognized as one of the leading educators of that state.
 Attorney C, L. Brown and Dad Jor- don returued Friday from Tucson, where they had been as attorney and witness before the United States land office in the contest case of Mrs. Adeia De Berry against the claim of Thomas Jeffreys for the southwest quarter of section l, township 10, south, range A west. situa0ed in Yuma valley.
 Text books for the Arizona public schools were adopted for the ensuing four years Jy the territorial board of education at Phoenix last week. There was but one change made-PrOgressive Course in Reading, by the American Book Company, was substituted for Alp pletOn's, the readers which have been in use
 The Yuma Bakery's Milk Bread is conceded to be very fine. Try 6 loaf, Remember the place, postoffice corner, opposite Sanguinetti's. Some store keepers may palm off Chinese bread on you. but insist on having Milk Bread baked by the Yuma Bakery.
 Mr. C. C. Hayward, manager of the Yuma Title Abstract Company, is off for his vacation. He left last night for Los Angeles, where he will stay for ;t week and then go back to his old home, Shelbyville, Mo-, to remain until about the first of October, when he will Fe turn to Yuma.
 Frank L. Doan, brother of Hon. John Doan of this city, has been admitted to the bar and has located in Tucson for the practice of law NIr. Doan gradu- ated with high honors from the Uni versity of California, and is a bright young man who has a most promising future.
 Hon. 4. J. DOran of Prescott, presir ueuB Ol tue AfIZOIld w CfIu . Y dlL CCih- mission, went to St. Louis last week to contract for the erection of the Ari2oht building on the exposition grounds The plans of the building were pre- pared by Architect Norton of Phoenix,
 Captain Polhamus returned last Fri day evening from @ prospecting and pleasure trip to the Gulf of California. It is understood, Of course, that the captain had a good time and found some very promising mineral prospects.
 Ex-Governor N. o. Murphy has been sued for divorce by his wife, Mrs. Sarah A. Murphy, the grounds alleged being insobriety Besides asking for an ab- solute divorce Mrs. Murphy also de- mands a division of property. Mr, I. l.. Molina resigned his position with ;. r. Go. here last Monday and accepted d position with the BeaumOnt Mercantile Co. of Beaumont. Calif.r for which place he left Tuesday morn ing.
 Rafael Bedoga, the man shot by Chico Madril at Gila City last week, died today at the home of his brother, on Main street.