The Arizona sentinel., 1907-09-18
Mineral-Land not shown to contain


 which appears to be valuable and de
 sired by parties attempting to secur,
 title thereto chiefly because of cay,
 or cavern, the entrance to which i
 situated thereon, and for the crystal
 line deposits, and formations of variou
 kinds, such as stalactites, stalagmites
 etc, found therein, which are made
 the subject of sale by the parties, no
 ls minerals but as natural curiOsities
 is not mineral land.
 The large new plant of the Yuma Ice Company prI'.Licaly y stands completed The present capacity is 50 tons daily
 but this can be increased to l25 ton: and this increase may be necessary after while, for the reason that there are days in the melon shipping season when as much as 250 tons are needed by the Armour cars. The old Armour icing station will be removed and the sidetrack will be run to parallel the new factory.
 Included in the supplies which Q German and an Irishman took to the ranch of NJ. $. Hubbard, on the mesa, was gallon of whiskey, an item which unfortunately did not promote inter- national good will. The result was so disastrous that both men returned to - hn oif fnt aftn,. 1nn1,i # and it. is said that the only point on which they were agreed was the ne- cessity for further supplies.
 No restrictions, as to material, are to be placed on the architects who are to offer plans and specifications f. r the new school house. The enc limitation they are to observe is the price. They may draw their plans for any material which best suits them and the school board can choose from what is offered. They expect q half dozen architects to compete.
 w. A. Brazee, immigration inspector for Yuma, last Thursday arrested Chinaman on charge of being an inad- missable alien. The Chinaman claim ed he was d merchant and he had more than S1,20O on his person. Saturday he was allowed his freedom on cash bail of SJ00 and he will be heard before Commissioner Uttfng September 9.
 Maricopa county refuses to join in survey of the boundary line between Maricopa and Yuma counties, with a view to returning to Yuma county d strip of land approximately 100 miles long and three miles in width The refusal is based on the alleged fac, that a legal survey between the counties al- ready exists.
 4 petition was circulated last week requesting the ;. I' to appoint C.. F. Crane, acting agent, to be permanent agent in Yuma. it being understood that J. Y. Clayton, the former agent, did not intend to resume his position here. Mir. and Mrs. Clayton returned to this city last Saturday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Yancey have been divorced, the little son being given to the care of the mother and their little daughter sent to St. Jo- sfph's convent. The support of both children devolving upon the father.
 ". Carmen, serving fifteen days for permitting his children to support him by begging, is wanted at Los Angeles on felony charge and will get a trip to the coast when his time is done here. His coast alias is w. H. Garner.
 Every day brings the work of the Yuma Lighting company further along and they expect to begin work on the gas factory on the water front right away and to have the gas installed within few weeks.
 Robert Mccormack and another car repairer, named Redmond, were killed while at work at Tucson last week | was buried there and the i remains of Mr. Redmond were sent to [ his home in California.
 The labor unions at Globe now have an official organ iu the Globe Miner, a weekly newspaper published by D. w. l 5emple, once owner and editor of the | Bisbee Miner and recently publisher of he Douglas Examiner.
 Mrs. Thomas LyaIl and infant have zone to Selma, Cal, for visit. It is he first time Mrs. Lyall has been ab- ent from their valley ranch for two nights in succession in nine years.
 (. IT. Utting, district court clerk, las returned from Copper Mountain, where he did assessment work on several claims.
 Captain Isaac Polhamus returned Sunday evening from Santa Monica, wearing James G. Blaine beard and hearty tan. He is in superb health.
 W. J. Best spent several days in the ity this week. He is building Hume or the California Development Com 'any in the Imperial valley.
 Dr. H. Clymer returned Sunday even- ng from the coast where he spent everal pleasant weeks.
 Assistant superintendent O'Brien vaa hurt by fall from an overturned peeder from the .ower Heading be- ore dayliUht Monday. morning. His