The Arizona sentinel., 1900-10-03
LOCAL ARD PERSONAL.

ClHSS dG SStSbSLu PAASOo oS OO0OCA Di us Store.
 Mrs. Isaac Levy and daughter Eva left Sunday night for ten days visit in Sonora.
 Miners compasses, magnifying glass es and chemicals at Cotter's Drug Store.
 Geo. F. Smullin, office deputy U. s. Marshal at Tucson, was in Yuma Fri day on official business.
 Mrs. w. H. Lyon returned last Mon- day night from San Francisco, where she spent the summer.
 H. w. Nisbet, one of the prominent attorneys of San Bernardino, is attend ing court in Yuma this week.
 Attorney Alfred Franklin came down from Phoenix Sunday and is looking after some cases he has in the district court.
 J. J. Bowen, superintendent of the Mohawk Canal Company, returned from business trip to San Francisco Sun day night.
 A nice stock of Waterman's Ideal >Fountain Pens at Cotter's Drug Store.
 Dan Devore, lone of Yuma county's next supervisors, and wife are in Yu- ma, MT. Devore being in attendance upon court as a member of the grand jury.
 A full line of stationery, pens, inks, pencils and tablets at Cotter's Drug Store.
 J. Fred Nottbusch is in Yuma as a grand juror at the present term of court. Mir. Nottbusch is a successful business man and postmaster at Palo- mas.
 Harry Morris has returned from Cal ifornia and has taken his old position in the Haines barber shop. Harry says be had good time and his looks indi- cate as much.
 Frank Cox, Esq. the prominent Phoe- nix attorney, is attending court in Yuma this week, being one of the coun- sel for the defense in the case of Cowles versus Cotter-
 Judge Street arrived in Yuma Mon- day morning from the capital, ard opened court promptly at o'clock. The several cases which have come be- fore him for adjudication have been disposed of with the Judges usual pr0mptness.
 Geo. P. Mclaughlin one of the at taches of the Yuma Ice company is now in Los Angeles visiting his family. MT. 1 Mclaughlin is one of the prominent workers in the republican party and will remain there until after election, as Los Angeles is his voting place.
 O. B. Bloomer is in attendance at court as witness in the case of the | Territory vs. Santiago Ortiz, who is | being tried for the murder of w. s. | Moffitt. MT. Bloomer is one of the pioneer residents of Harrisburg mining district, and has been a justice of the | peace of that precinct for many years. 1
 w. K. Ballard and T. B. Eberhart | returned to Fortuna Monday evening. 1 Mcssrs. Ballard and Eberhart were | delegates to the republican convention1 and proved themselves to be successful i political manipulators, having managed 1 to get their man in for the Assembly | and for supervisor.
 Juan NOriega. who was delegate to ! the republican convention from Palo- i mas precinct, informs us of the sad 1 death of his brother Francisco at Palo- i mas on Sep. 24. Francisco Noriega was fl years old and was born in Arizona. i He was highly respected by all who knew him. The SENTINEL extends l sincere sympathy to the bereaved fam i fly snd relatives.
 Geo. McCaulley has commenced the operation of a stage line from Flowing l Wells, on she s. P. R. R., to the En- pire Land & Canal Company's camp in San Diego county, Calf. Mr. McCaul- ley is one of the we'll known stage men of the territory, having established the first line to King of Arizona mining 1 camp in its early days. The SENTINEL wishes Br. McCaulley every success in his enterprise.
 Deputy Sheriff Clark arrived in Yuma 1 Monday with five cOnvicts for the pris- i on from Coconino county. Mir. Clark l is the father of J. Nj. Clark, a guard at ! the prison, and after turning over his men to Supt. Brown spent the balance of the day taking in the interesting fea- tures in and about Yuma, this being his first trip to this part of the country. Mir. Clark was quite favorably impress cd with the town and will probably take occasion to come again and stay longer.
 John L. Rimpau returned to Yuma last week from San Francisco, where he had been purchasing 8 stock of gen. eral merchandise. Mir Rimpau will open up the new stock in, the Baker building on Main street very soon and will be prepared to meet any and all competition. Mir. Rimpau has lived in Yuma many years, and is well-known ss a capable and reliable business man, and the SENTINEL wishes him success.