The Arizona sentinel., 1891-04-18

Godfrey.
 Althee Modesti is fitting up the building between his house knd the old Palace Hosel for store for his present use. It will make 2 very good one.
 W. A. Thompson, roadmaster of the s. P. railroad at this place has resigned and G. A. S.arkweather, of Los Angeles has been appointed to fill the vacancy.
 The Postofice and Wells, Far go's express office will move into their new quarters next to Gandol- fo 6 Sanguinetti's store this after noon or early tomorrow.
 Gen. G. Andrade, J. T. Reilly and ". H. Duncan, arrived from San Francisco yesterday morning. Mcssrs. Reilly and Duncan left for a trip down the river i'll the after noon yesterday.
 N. Morris of Pomona, Cal, ar rived in town Thursday on his way to his ranch on the Antilope canal. His son, A. w. Morris, is on drty in the mercantile house of Gan dolfo & Sanguinetti.
 Capt. Meeden's Yuma Exchange, not buried nor dead. Still on the turf with the best assortment of the finest liquors in town. Good music. Plays and games. Open day and night. Come and see us. f
 Jas. Maxey returned from Los Angeles Thursday and went to Ehrenberg today. He says that beef cattle are advancing in price in California-three cents being now the going price for fat cattle.
 Better than before the flood. John Stofello's store, near the Court House. Best place in town to buy the choicest fruits, candies, groceries and fancy goods. Come and try the best place of all, *
 Reform with vengeance. The Democratic Legislature in Wiscon- sin, at least the lower house, and it is low enough, has repealed the compulsory school law, to appease the wrath of its constituency, the anarchists. Such reform!
 Geo. B. Kelly, Gen. Man., of the Monitor mines at Gila City has ek- tended an invitation to President Harrison to stop off at that place and gee the placer mines. As probably the President never saw any gold mines they would be . matter of great interest to him and the party.
 It will be of great convenience to the public when Gandolfo & San guinetti get back into their old store. where the firm will be glad to meet their customers, old and new, and where they will keep the best assortment Of merchandise in western Arizona, consisting of dry goods, groceries, clothing, hard ware, boots and shoes and in fact everything wanted in Yuma. O
 The lowest price that will be paid by the Chino sugar factory for sugar beets will be $3.50 per ton and that for beets containing only 12 per cent of sugar. Beets carrying Is per cent of sugar com mand 24 per ton, those grading 20 per cent are worth $4.50 while those that yield A per cent sell for $5 per ton.
 Miners go and see the '49ef of '49. The man who built the sec ond hydraulic mining plant in Cal ifornia at Yankee Jim in Placer county, who dug gold there forty two years ago. Honest miners of the Worlds Fair Association, go and see your comrade, the old vet eran, Jack Stwart at the 49er saloon. He has some thing to please you. No better place in town to talk over old mining ex- psriences of the past. Everybody is welcome.
 Again to the front. Never in the rear. Those in moderate circum- stances must eat and live as well as the rich. Down with monop- olies, up with competition. Let all have an equal chance. Gener- osity alwaya pays, for this reason