The Arizona sentinel., 1907-07-17

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 A defective sewer was in evidence or Main street last Friday. The street was so dry Sunday, however, as to be fordable
 ". C. Horan, the stage man, was one of the men to represent PicachO at the "new county" convention at Imperial Monday.
 L. w. Alexander, senior partner ot Alexander t Co.,, is making some ex- tensive improvements on his residence property.
 Seth Hartley, the gas man, has rent ed store room from J. NJ. Molina ut Third and Main streets for an office and store room.
 E. w. Mcdaniel came down from Dome Monday with hides, the bounty on which amounted to $220. He had so coyotes and 20 cats.
 Ira C, Deaver, the Yuma Indian agent, has returned from California and Wm. Aheart, secretary, is now taking bis vacation.
 Miss Jane Foss Anderson, daughter Of R. A. Anderson, city marshal, is painfully i'll. She will leave next week for a cooler climate.
 Little Miss Ethel Brice, the 4-year- old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. E.. Brice, entertained her baby friends last Thursday afternoon.
 John Gandolfo las moved his family, including his sick daughter, from Mon- Fovia, Cal. to San Diego, where all are now comfortably situated.
 Dr. Teufert returned yesterday from professional trip to Castle Dome. pr. Teufert is an excellent dentist and his practice is widely extending.
 c. H. Utting, clerk of the district court, has gone on a brief visit to the icoast. George Duke is holding down the job during his absence.
 Harry NJ, P laul, vice-president of the Ibex PlomC: Mining Company, was in from Bouse Friday and Saturday, re- turning to the mines Sunday night.
 The corpse Of a sguaw, the wife Of Indian Jim, was burned in accordance with the Yuma tribal custom Tuesday night in the valley, on the Townsend tract.
 Charles Johnston, formerly car re- pairer here, but for three years em- ployed on the coast line of the $. P. in California, has returned to Yuma tu work.
 Captain II. H. Donkersley is getting bis men ready for their annual national Guard outing, which this year is at Camp Brodie, eight miles from Pres colt.
 Sheriff Gus Livingston has left the hospital in Los Angeles and expects to return home m q few days. He has re- covered from his attack oi blood poi soning,
 < canning factory has been suggest ed as the best way for the farmers to save their tomatoes, which in tbe late season do not bring enough to pay for the picking.
 A car off tIte track in tire local yards Tuesday morning blocked Madison ave- nue and Second street crossing for an hour, causing the travelling public much inconvenience.
 Capt. R. B. Forsythe was here Tues day to be treated for burns received at the lower heading while aiding in the rescue of Ross Hickey, who was badly sealded last Sunday week.
 It has been discovered that the late floods have cut a deep channel in the river bed below the bridge forty feet in depth and POO feet wide. This has not occurred before in some years.
 Harry Griswold, chief clerk at the fO"CI HCdulHS Ol CHC IuI pCl tdl CdudI, has started Q barber shop at the head ing. He has three chairs, presided | over by A. C. Russell and the Messrs. O'Brien.
 Dr. H. V. Clymer has been appointed assistant surgeon of the First Arizona Infantry, wiBh the rank of captain Dr. John Floss is surgeon and major. Dr. | Clymer is now member of the gov ernor's staff.
 Charles Moore. the sign painter in- jured here July 2nd by falling from a box car on which he was sleeping, is | still painting signs in Yuma in spite of the fact that his left arm is badly swol- len from dislocation.
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