The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1909-07-22
Brief News Notes

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Delano Alvarez, a Mexican INDECENT
patient OF the county hospital died o..
Thursday night last and was buried
the following day.
Capt L. A. Frazier departed laal
week for San Diego, where he VIII
spend the summer, accompanied by
his neice, Miss Carmelyte Smith.
F. f. Childers, wife and family ar
rived last week from Maria, Texas,
and expect to remain in Yuma. III.
Childers will have a position at the
government experiment station farm
in the valley.
Mrs. P c. Bayne and son Carvel
left Sunday morning for the coast, -
remain away until the end of the hot
weather. Part of The summer will be
spent ct Redon6o, and Mrs. Bayne
will afterward visit her Old home IN
Riverside.
M. A. Andrews, late of the Sangui
I1CItl OtI al li4I6AL cIOINJ lISiO SuNNCSNN-
ed .. C. Heyl as the manager of the
Sanguinetti branch establishment az
Dome.
Miss Lizzie Frank, cashier at tha
Toggery, who spent last week in Los
Angeles, enjoying the sights OF the
Elks convention, returned to Yuma
Monday. Miss Frank will leave the
first of next month for visit Of sew
eral weeks in Portland, Oregon.
Charles Meadows left last week
for the coast where he viii spend
some time with his wife, who pre-
ccdcd him by two or three weeks
before going to Seattle to enjoy the
sights Of the exposition.
II. G. Kuhn, roadmaster of this III.
vision of the S. P. with headquarters
at Indio, was q Yuma visitor. during
Tie week. Mr.. t<ubn was accompanied
by his wife and daughter.
County Surveyor H. C. Johnson f.
turned last week from California,
where he had accompanied his fami-
ly, after seeing them comfortably in
stalled at Huntington Beach where
they will spend the summer
J. A. Beeler, of the planning mill,
left this week for the coast wher1
Mr.. Beelcr, who has been i'll for some
tine, hopes to Tccuperate. J. H. Nor
ton viii manage the planning mill bug
mess during the absence of the
owner.
]. C. Stewart and wife, of Los An
geles, spent Saturday and Sunday III
Yuma, guests at the S. P. Hotel. Mi.
Stewart was looking about with a
view Of investment in tie valley. Hn
expects to return August first and es-
tablish a permanent residence here.
Supervisor Supervisor a. II Keut
and E. ingram Of Yuma have been
appointed by Governor Sloan as del.
egates to the Seventeenth Irrigation
Congress, which Will meet duriag the
month CT August at Spokane, Wash.
TweDty-sevc! delegates, altogether,
will be present from Arizona.
Cfgado Mendoza, the Mexican EN-.
ploye of the railroad yards, who wa;
seriously injured last week by havin :
his leg crushed beneath moving
freight train, is improving rapidly "a
co6ld be expected. One limb had f.
be amputated, the operation beia !
performed by Drs. Ketchersfde and
fIouf. The unfortunate man is IN the
county hospital.
w. 4. Peterson, government farmer
at The experiment station, returned
Friday morning from an extended
trip through California and Oregon,
the main portion of his time being
spert at the Klamath project in
Southern Oregon, where he organized
government farm similar to the one
conducted at this point Mr.. Peterson
encountered delightful weather and
reports a pleasant journey.
T. 4. Behrenfeld, vice president Of
the Farmers & Merchants bank, wh)
recently returned from an extended
tip to British Columbia, left Friday
night for Ell Paso, where he wifi join
J. W. Young, the ex-cashier Of that IN
stitution, who has been in El Paso
since the first day of June. Mr.. Ber-
enfield will later make a trip to his
old home in North Dakota, returning
to Yuma about the first of September
The town council held a special
meeting Friday afternoon for the pur
pose OF receiving the assessment roll
from the hands Of the town assessor,
Capt. C. V. Mcedcn. The FOIL after be
ing examined, was accepted. The to-
tai amount of property on the assess.
ment roll, this year is $1,044,G00, al.
most double that of last year which
was listed at S586,G0O. On August L.
the city council will meet to cqualize
any assessments upon which Gem
plant will be made.
A telegram received in Yuma Tues
day afternoon last by L. j. Fontana, )
from Felix Mayhem, now in Los AM
geles, announced the sale of the Alvs-
rado mine in the Castle Dome District
to company of Los Angeles capital
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