The Arizona sentinel., 1900-12-26

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 | With due consideration for all other places of business, the two meat markets in Yuma presented about as attractive an appearance for Christmas as one generally sees at this time in the best markets of the large cities. The dis play of meats was something unusually fine at both places and David Balsz and P. B. Hodges may well feel proud of it. One of the exhibits at Balsz's market was dressed porker, product of the valley, weighing 795 pounds. Geo. D.. Baily secured some very fine photogra- phic views of the interior of both markets.
 One of the noticeable (because un- common features of Christmas time in Yuma was the utter absence of the fizz and rattletebang of the abominable fire cracker. There was no conspicu- ous drunkenness, either-in fact we didn't see drunk. The truth is the day was quiet-so quiet at times one could almost have heard a gun-drop. Yuma is getting to be a model, staid old town. When the boys want to raise merry hallelujah and "shoot up" the the town they go to Phoenix.
 Judge P. c. Robertson has been in Yuma for the past week visiting with his son, P. T. Robertson, the attorney, who thinks he will be able to induce his father to become permanent res ident here after while, as he is quite fayorably impressed with the city and valley and thinks their future prospects are good. Judge Robertson was elect ed probate judge of Gila county at the recent election. He returns to his home in Globe tonight.
 The prisoners in the county jail also had turkey dinner on Christmas, and the night jailor says he thinks that from their hilarity and general cussed- ness of demeanor, he thought some one must have slipped some sheep-dip booze into them. We'll, it was Christ mas, and that covereth a multitude of transgressions--especially where it can't be helped.
 Moote and Mccormick completed the contract for moving the two safes from E. F. Sanguinetti's S former place of busi- ness to his present location, last Friday. These men seem to be experts in this | line, and the removal was made without the slightest accident and in remark ably short time, considering that the safes were so large.
 Julio Martinez was tried before Judge Werninger Monday on the charge of wrongfully appropriating set of chain ware man. Martinez was acquitted, the evidence of witnesses corroborat- ing his own statement that he had pur- chased the blocks from another man.
 The Yuma SENTINEL is one of the oldest and best papers in Arizona. It has always kept the interest of its town and county ahead of all other consider ations and to it's efforts is largely due the favorable attention which that section of the territory is now receiv- ing.-Tempe News.
 The ball game yesterday between the Alerts and the Cracker-Jacks was won by the Alerts by score of I5 to 8. The same clubs with the change of few players will play another game on New Years day, and the boys expect to put up better game at that time.
 Sneeze and Blow, but you can't get permanent relief from catarrh unless you purify your blood. Hoods Sarsa- parilla does this, sOotheS and heals the inhamed surfaces, removes all ScrOfu- lOuS taintS, and cures catarrh.
 Sick headache is cured by Hoods Pills. 25c.
 MT. Will J. Green, secretary of the Irrigation, Land and Improvement company, arrived in Yuma last Satur- day evening, accompanied by his wife, and will remain in the city for an in- definite period. Mir. and Mrs. Green are stopping at Hotel Gandolfo.
 MT. P. B. Hodges new dwelling on Orange avenue is nearly completed, and is one of the most comfortable and nicely finished homes in Yuma. Johnson & Co.,. were the contractors. The painting was done by Grandover, better known as Peg"
 Alfred M. Foster, a Yuma printer and once foreman of the Sun office, is in the city for the holidays. He has been a student at Stanford University since September l, and will return to his studies again in a few days.
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