The Arizona sentinel., 1899-09-02
MATTHEW B. DEYANE. Station Agent, Weather Bureau
LOCAL NOTES.

Senator Harry Carpenter has re- turned from a trip to Phoenix.
 Captain Mellen left yesterday on 9 short business trip to Los Angeles.
 Rufus Vaughn returned Thursday from two weeks sojourn on the coast.
 The fremen's ball, which was to have been given last night, has been postponed until September Is.
 Workmen this week commenced the construction of a cement sidewalk in front of the Gandolfo block.
 Rev. and Mrs. Crouch and Miss Alice Sherman returned last evening from their vacation on the coast.
 E. F. Sanguinetti has opened a temporary office on Second street, next door to Wells Fargo's office.
 Chas. Foster, one of the prosperous farmers cf Palomas, transacted busi- ness in Yuma the first part of the week.
 . O. F. Townsend, the popular Wells Fargo agent at this point, returned the first of the week from his vacation on the coast.
 Rev. J. 4. Crouch will again occupy his pulpit Sunday evening after an absence of month on the coast. Sunday school 10 a. m.
 Ed: Mayes came down from Castle Dome Sunday on one of his regular trips. He reports the camp of Castle Dome as being prosperous.
 Isaac Godfrey returned Thursday from Los Angeles and the beaches where he has been for the past month enjoying 8 season of pleasure.
 R. B. Young, the architect, was in Yuma this week in the interest of the construction of the Catholic church which is nearing completion.
 John Gandolfo left for Los Angeles Tuesday and will return with Mrs. Gsndolfo and Miss Victoria, who have been summering in that city.
 Judge Geo. A. Duke and family re- turned Thursday from their vacation on the coast. The Temple of Fame will now assume it's wonted cheer.
 District Attorney Brown, accom- panied by Mrs. Brown and Mrs. D. L. Russell, returned the first part of the week from a vacation on the coast. > U. G. Wilder, the Yuma county stock inspector, this week appointed as deputy inspectors Ed. Mayes of Castle Dome and R. W. Byler of Glea- son.
 NJ. J. Nugent, one of the popular BOnifaces who preside over the des- tinies of the Southern Pacific hotel, returned Tuesday from his vacation of two weeks on the coast.
 Supervisor Tom Underhill came down from Palomas Sunday to be present at the meeting of the board of Supervisors on Monday. Mir. Under hill returned Wednesday.
 The weather bureau reportson Yuma weather as follows: Harrisburg-Fine weather. Melons plentiful. Stock looking good. Yuma-Temperature, highest IO5; lowest 65. No rainfall.
 Tom Lewis of Fortuna was in town Sunday. Tom has been the almaga- mator at Fortuna ever since the camp has been in existence, but last week resigned his position and will seek new fields.
 Charles Murray, the plasterer on Gandolfo building, finished his labors and departed on tOday's train for Los AngeIes' MT. Murray Is a pleasant gentleman to meet and will return in a couple of weeks.
 The supervisors met last Monday for the purpose of fixing the tax levy for the coming year. All members were present and the tax rate was fixed at 50 per $l00. The proceedings will appear in next weeks issue.
 "Ouly Feed Man and Steed." Feed your nerves, also, if you would have them strong. Blood made pure and Ilch oy Hoods Sarsaparilla is the only true nerve food. Be sure to get Hoods. It nevsr disappoints.
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