The Arizona sentinel., 1898-08-06
Harry Morris left Monday on two

months vacation at the seaside,
 A. N. Haines, the popular barber, returned Sunday evening from a months visit to San Francisco and other coast cities.
 B. H. Smith left Monday for Pica- chO to assume his duties at the Blais- dell mine, after spending month very pleasantly in Yuma.
 Mrs. Alfred Nelson and her charm ing daughter, Miss Adalene, left last Sunday for Los Angeles, where they will spend the balance of the summer
 Mrs. NJ. A. Houser and daught, IFS who have resided in Yuma for the past year, left Thursday for San Fran, cisco, where they will make their future home.
 Mayor R. J. Duncan, who started east on an extended trip last week returned from Fl Paso Thursday on impoI tant business and left again Friday evening.
 Max Cohn came in Monday from the hills, where he has been chasing the tickle goddess of fortune for the past two months. He will suspend prospecting until the fall rains fill the tanks.
 MT. and Mrs. B. GiIroy, who are now at Santa Monica, will sail next We'd nesday, August 10, for Honolulu, where MT. Gilroy goes to look over the business situation with a view locat- ing there.
 The last issue of HGrpers Weekly contains a picture ot Billy Marvin, one of the operators of Hallett Alsopp Barrowe's dynamite gun, taken in the trenches in front of Santiago before the famous battle.
 Doten & Drennen, blacksmiths and wagon makers, are building an elegant eight passneger stage coach for Jhno M. Speese, which will be used in carry ing the mail and passengers between here and Picacho, Cal. A fresh supply of candies just re- ceived at Cotter's Drug Store.
 Isaac Levy, who returned from Los Angeles last week, found the climate trife too tropical for this present state of health, and left again last Monday for the seaside, where he will remain until the heated term is over
 P. B. Hodges on the first of August purchased the interest of Johnny Balz in Yuma Meat Market and will here after conduct the business alone. Pete is one of Yuma's most enterprising men and has hustling qualities that are sure to bring him success.
 A. J. Heyl met with a painful ac- cident in the Fortuna mine Thursday | night He was working on 8 Burleigh ! drill and the compressed air pipe ez- pLodsd. throwing dirt anu fine rock in I his faces badly iuiurinr his right eve { He left yesterday for Tos lnseles t.l , medical treatment.
 The latest and best of every thing in the line of stationery can now be found at Cotter's Drug Store.
 Peter Aune, who fell from the top of a passenger coach last week, break ing his leg, is in critical condition in Tucson. Blood poison and gangrene set in and it was necessary to amputate his leg. At last reports he was very low with small hopes of re- covery.
 Deputy collector of customs, Jake | H. Politzer this week received beauti- ful bronze and silver medal, from the | Adjutant General of the A. N. G. It | is service medal and represents seven years faithful work. There are but five medals of the kind in the territory. and Mir Politzer received the third i one issued.
 Anyone knowing the whereabouts of MT. E. L. Harrington, will confer a favor by informing Mrs. Carrie Her 341, Third street, Portland, Oregon. MT. Harrington is six feet beigh, broad shoulders, dark brown hair, bluish gray eyes, has birth mark size of dime on one wrist. Is suf- fering with consumption. Was last heard from in Yuma six weeks ago. Is thought to be in Phoenix or Tucson.
 YUMA BAKERY. Headoparters tor everything in the bakery line.