The Arizona sentinel., 1907-08-21

guinetti's after an illness of some days
 Sam Huss will build new home a his valley ranch just west of the city. l Alex. Outward, president and mana ger of the Colorado River Lumber O.. has returned from visit with his fam fly at Banning.
 John Ghiotto and family will leave il ten days for San Diego where they vii make their future home.
 Dr. J. F. Teufert, dentist, will go tt the Grand Canyon Aug. to spend two weeks practicing his profession.
 John Flshbaugh is suffering from 2 collapse due to the heat.
 Several showers in the Copper creek country have filled the water tanks il that section.
 Horace Pomeroy was down iron Kofa Monday.
 Miss Clara Barney has gone to the coast to spend her vacation. Nick Larsen has returned from g tri p to the coast.
 Ray Hopkins has returned from the coast and has resumed his position at the Sapguihetti store.
 Harry McPhaul spent a day last week at Sentinel.
 Ed fngiis was down the latter part of last week from Kofa on business. Judge J. II. Godfrey spent Friday at Laguna.
 The Rev. J. NJ. Ochiltree filed the pulpit of the Methodist church last Sunday night.
 Tomas Barreras and Maria Macliz were married Saturday afternoon by Judge Godfrey. It is said the Southern Pacific will have new passenger train schedule to announce September l. Judge J. H. Godfrey has appointed as school trustees for Laguna district No. 2 NJ. A. Andrews, T.J. Jackson and J. D. Fauntleroy. The Rev. E. M. Button was called to Los Angeles Sunday morning by inc sudden and serious illness of Mrs. Sut- ton.
 Unfortunate news comes from the bedside of C. c. Dyer at San Diego. He is reported very weak and often uncon- scious.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. w. Barrows have arrived in Yuma to reside here. MT. Barrows Is in the employ of the South. ern Pacific.
 John Nommels and R. H. Bishop were down Monday from their ranch between the Silver district and Ehren- berg. They brought twenty wildcat hides and received bounty of $100.
 John Haveland has arrived from Los Angeles to become stenogrspher for E. r. Sanguinetti. He succeeds T. M. Wood who has gone to California.
 At Clifton 40 shelter men have tied up the reduction works by demanding an increase of fifty cents 6 day. The union does not figure in the strike.
 The Tucson Star claims that there is as much seepage into the Salton Sea as there is evaporation from it and that the sea is holding it's own. The seep- age is said to be temporary as the crev- ices between boulders will fill rapidly with silt.
 The Arizona Smelling company has agreed to put a shelter within six miles of Tucson if that city's business men will subscribe for S5O,O ,O00 worth of the company'5 stock. An effort is being made to have this done.
 Under Sheriff Walter Riley has ser ved an attachment on the Prosperity and Home groups of the Will snelting company in the Horse district to satis- fly judgment for Che sum of 8, 300 in favor of J. W. Lattimer.
 John StOfeela las let contract for many improvements on the Johnstone residence on Orange avenue. Two new rooms, two bath rooms and porch will be added to the present two room adobe.
 All over the territory the mlitiamen are complaining about the quality and quantity of food served the members of the national guard at the Camp Brodie encampment. Many Of the Yuma boys heartily join the general protest and say .nu2h f@yorjtj7m was shown,