The Arizona sentinel., 1903-04-08

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 SHANssEY AND MONROE X Co.
 Col. J. s. Spear, superintendent of the Fort Yuma Indian school, is just now getting oyer a serious spell of sickness of two or three months dura- tion. He was caller at the Sentinel office today.
 MT. Henry Blum, an old and we'll known citizen of Southern Arizona, has been at the GandOlfo for the past several days. He was accompanied hy Mir. Bacon Of Pasadena and is here for the purpose of looking after his min ing interests, which are quite valuable.
 Mr. A. Orfila, the leading Mexican lawyer in Arizona, is registered at the Gandolfo. Mr. Orfila moved to Tucson from California about eight years ago and by diligence and ability has built up large and valuable practice He is a regular visitor to Yuma when the court is in session.
 Dr. G. H. Bailey started cut Monday morning to make tour of the mining camps of the county for the purpose Of collecting specimens for his Seal of Arizona" mineral cabinet to be ex- hibited at the St. Louis worlds fair. The doctor took his camera along and will make views of different points of interest visited.
 Thomas Armstrong. Jr. one Of the leading lawyers of Maricopa county, is registered at the GandOlfo. Judge Armstrong's legal services are drawn upon by nearly every county in the Territory. He seldom, or never misses d court in this place and be cause of his many visits has become well and favorably known to nearly all the citizens of Yuma.
 Under the late legislative judicial apportioument, Yuma county, for the first time in nearly thirty years. agair enters the First Judicial District O Arizona, and is now enjoying its firS' visit from Hon. Geo. R. Davis, district iudgo. He arrived at the GandoIfC Wednesday morning. He was given warm welcome by the bar of 1umi and at once sprang into popular favor with all who have had the pleasure O meeting him..
 MT. and Mrs. Francis M.; Hartman of Tucson, are at the Gand0lto, Al though residents of Southern Arizoni for the past several years this IS theil
 first visit to Yuma and both express
 themselves as being well pleased wltt what they have thus far seen of 1t ant
 it's people. MT. Hartman is cour
 stenographer for Judge Davis, ant
 further pleasant visits may be expected from him and his accomplished wife. About six weeks or two months ag' the Yuma Valley Union Land ant Water Company had the misfortune t
 lose it's big dredge by overturning il
 the Colorado river. Now new one i
 to be built. It will be twenty fee wide and fifty feet long and will b
 equipped with an eight inch suctio
 pump. Just where it will be built an
 the cost of building it has yet to b , determined by the company, but Yum
 will probably be selected as the bullo
 ing site and the cost, 1t is thought
 will aggregate about S6,000. Tn drawings for the dredge were made b ,: Mr. w. C. Vandegrift, travelling CT gineer for the Byron Jackson Machin e Works, of San Francisco. MT. Vand' d grift is registered at the Gandolfo an will remain here till the work on tn n dredge has been gotten fairly unde C way. MT. Wm. R. Brandt will the e take charge of the construction worl > This dredge will be built on the late e and most improved plans and will, 1t W said do wonders in it's line. The Eyre c- Jackson Machine works of San F'raI l. cisco, are the builders.
 5. Antonio Arcia was landed in ia
 Sunday night after desperate resls '' ance of Marshal Meadows, and durir " the struggle got considerable u worst of the encounter. The Mexico ,o went into the Anheuser saloon drur !. and began creating a disturbance, al Jl It;lrn1- t,,inA tn n,rinr him 7" attempted to draw a knife. Marsh
 Meadows happened along about tn
 time and put the fellow under arre; .0 On the way to the jail, when near u II Modesti corner, the prisoner started
 run, and the marshal fired Q shot ." scare and stop him, but without effeC
 He fired again, hitting the Mexican
 the shoulder and he stopped. 1T J officer started with him again, whe ] the belligerant struck him in the fa of and Meadows was compelled to ell a him with his gun before be could su ,a due him, and finally land him in | ,a ''cooler." The wound ill the should r., is a trivial one, being only fe
 wound.
 l.. w. Alexander, manager for NJ.
 Nugent's mercantile establishment an Kofa, arrived in town Sunday and is ril attendance at court as a member d). the grand jury.
 -ill
 on Hon. John Doan has been reappoil