The Arizona sentinel., 1903-01-28

A. F. White, N. R. Patterson and J. c. Calhoun have entered into part i nership to plant trees along the road which passes between their farms, and they will also beautify their home grounds with trees, shrubbery and flowers. Patterson and Calhoun will plant more trees the first year of their residence in the valley than any other two men have planted since the first settlement. More such men would be welcomed.
 The farmers of Yuma valley appear to have sown more wheat this winter than ever before. In every direction one may see fields of this necessary creal growing. Harvesting and thresh- ing machinery and a Touring mill will be planted later, and the $75, ,000 now sent out of the county annually for flour will be retained at home to add to the comforts of life.
 A delegation of Nogales sportmen- John Gates, John Bower, A. E. Bower, NJ. NJ. Cohn and 0. O. Saxhang-ar- rived here last Wednesday and left the next day for the mouth of the Colorado to hunt wild hogs and other game. They were piloted from here by Mar shal J. D. Meadows and Undersheriff A. F. Behan.
 Louis Ochoa, member of a prominent family and well known here, became demented few days ago while at work near Imperial and was taken to his home in Tucson. His insanity assumed violent form aud it was thought he would have to be placed in the asylum at Phoenix.
 Attorney H. H. Wupperman has pur- chased lot on First street, immediate Iy west of the Bank of Yuma building, and will erect thereon a small modern building to be used as law office. He bought the lot of John ~Gandolfo, pay ing thirty-three and one-third dollars per front foot.
 There is some little excitement in town over the report that oil had been found opposite Ehrenberg. on the Cali fornia side. Harry McPhanl, who made some oil locations in that leedlity some weeks ago, left fop the field on Wednesday to investigate the reported discovery.
 Thomas Ortiz, tramping from Castle Dome tn Yuma, went to sleep by his campfire last Sunday night, his clothes caught fire and both of his legs were horribly burned-one being literally cooked to a turn and will have to be amputated. He is at the hospital and attended by Dr. Ketcherside.
 Thomas Le Paige: from Tonopa, New, was found in the rear of Chinese cheap restaurant on north Main street very i'll, and unconscious. Dr. Ketcherside, county physician, had him removed to the hospital, where he died without re- gaining consciousness. He was buried Monday.
 The Yuma Volunteer fire depart ment will give ball at Elk's hall on the evening of St Valentines day, February ,14th. Extensive prepara- tions are being made, and the boys propose to make this the crowning event of the season.
 Daniel Desmond, a we'll known and successful business man of Los Angeles, and father of Mrs. c. D. Baker of this city, died on Friday. Mrs. Baker went to Los Angeles Saturday morning to attend her fathers funeral.
 Mrs. NJ. WinsOr has had American Beauty, La France, Sunset and other choice roses in bloom all winter in the open air. We read of other places where there are bloomin' SHOW banks. Which would you prefer?
 Geo. w. Norton is in town from Mohawk. He reports plenty of water in the Gila, all the canals running full, and the ranchers cOrrespondingly hap py
 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ingalls, will start for San Francisco Friday to visit with Mrs. Ingalls, mother.
 Tonini handles the Parker Jointless Fountain pen, the best there is made. The ink is carried directly to the point of the pen, and will not leak as most fountain pens do and soil the hands.
 Farm lands, town property, residences and all kinds of real estate bought, sold and rented by the Yuma Title Alp stract Company. Bank of Yuma Build ing, Secondstreet.
 The famons Kentucky whisky, Rich land Rye at The Ruby. Sole agents.
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