The Arizona sentinel., 1900-11-07
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Superintendent F. J. Martin of the Fortuna mine was in Yuma last week. N. L.. Wheelock, iewelry merchant from Los Angeles, is registered at Ho- tel Gandolfo.
 The Democratic members of the Board of Supervisors for the next two years will be Underhill and Dewitt. Mrs. N. NJ. Pease, the very efficient and popular agent of the s. P. R. R. at this place has returned from Los An geles.
 D.L. DeVane will handle the coun- tvs cash for another term, there being no doubt of his reelection by very handsome majority.
 The Yuma Valley Union Land x Water Company is employing large force of men and teams excavating their gravity canal in the valley west ot Yuma.
 The Methodist Ladies Aid society had booth on Madison Avenue just west of the Sun office, where they serv- ed hot coffee and lunch on Tuesday and did thriving business.
 J.J. Bowen, superintendent of the Mcaawk corral, was in town today. He is highly pleased over the result of the national election and prophecies very prosperous times for the next four years.
 W. D. Luce, owner of the Castle Dome lead mine, brought in the re- turns from that precinct. Castle Dome is the banner Republican precinct, Governor Murphy having received every vote cast there.
 Ex-Mayor Duncan came in from Tue son to vote. He still retains his citi- zenship in Yuma county, though he is obliged to be in Tucson most of the time. where he has his headquarters as trainmaster of the Gila division of the s. P. R. R.
 Matt Perry, ''the old reliable, '" br51ght in the election returns from Giila City today. He was very much disappointed at~thes defeat of the Re publican ticket, 9sSProud of the fact that his own precinct "stayed with the ticket, and gave it a majority.
 J.U. velaSee and Francisco Estradil- To. customS Commissioners from Tia Juana, Mexico, are registered at Hotel Gandolfo. They came to inspect the suction dredge and other property oi the Imperial Canal Company which is to be taken across the line into Mexico The masons are at work laying the foundation for the new bank building just west of the Cotter building on Second street. The building is to be of brick and of substantial character and ample dimensions and will add tC the value of property in its vicinity.
 R.P Miller and wife, of Oakley ave. Chicago, have a suite of rooms in ths Modesti building. Mir. Miller will re main here during the winter and vii invest some money in Yuma if favor able opportunity is presented, and it ii tolerably certain the opportunity vii not be lacking.
 The People Testify that Hoods Sar sauarilla cures scrofula, eruptiOns catarrh, rheumatism, dyspepsia. nerv ous troubles. and you may take it wltl
 ha% f xTTil 6n it has done for others.
 The non-irritating cathartic is Hood Pills.
 Chas. Driscoll, one of the best knowI men in the territory, and an old pic neer, has taken position in Colone Shanssey's saloon. MT. Driscon ha been absent from the territory fo some years, and is glad to get back t. his first love, Arizona. His man friends are glad to see him in Yum again.
 Captain Jack Mellon of the steam boat Cochan was in Yuma Thursday o last week. The captain has been OF erating his boat from The Needles u the river, transporting machinery an supplies for the mines. He report business up the river to be good, espe cially at The Needles, he expects t remain up in that country with his boa for some time to come. He returne to The Needles on Friday morning.
 Louie Jaeger with his usual enter prise, made arrangements with tn Western Union for election return last night and the Southern Pacif hotel was for several hours the mos thoroughly popular resort in towr Everybody was anxious to hear tn latest and he could get it there. Tn place was crowed till morning.
 DIED-At Los Angeles, Monday, Nc vember 5, Joseph Levy, son of Mrs. N c. Levy, aged about 8 years. The fur eral took place Wednesday, Novembe z, from the Catholic church in thi city and was very largely attended nearly all of the little fellows schoo, mates being present at the service and followed the remains to their las resting place in the Catholic cemetery The bereaved family have man friends in Yuma who deeply sympa thize with them in their great be reavement.
 Have your clothing cleaned and re