The Arizona sentinel., 1900-12-19
ARIZONA SENTINEL.
 Yuma, Arizona
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER Is, 1900.

Taxes became delinquent last Mon day, the l7th.
 F. W. Olive of Lincoln, Neb., is a guest of Hotel Gandolfo.
 Col. John Shanssey made business trip to Hedges yesterday.
 Mining Location Notices for sale at this office,
 Probate Judge Frank returned last Saturday from an official visit to For tuna.
 Geo. Sexsmith, an attache of the Im- perial Land company was in Yuma Sunday.
 E. F. Sanguinetti has finally got com fortably settled in his new quarters, corner 2nd and Main.
 The s. P. railroad company paid its taxes into the county treasury Monday, to the amount of s26,OOO.
 Arizona Bakery's mince pies and fruitcake, are unequaled. Any kind of cake made to order.
 MARRIED-Monday Dec. IT, by Judge Frank, George C. Fritz and Katie L. Rabb, both of Los Angeles.
 Geo. Cusenbary came in from Ehren- burg yesterday morning and left this morning for Los Angeles, for special medical treatment.
 Miss Julia Flynn and Miss Laura A. Alvey, Walter Winsor and Harry Nc Conville constituted a happy party from Picacho last Friday.
 Mrs. Dr. Greenleaf has applied to the probate court for letters of administra- tion of the estate of her late husband, Dr. G. w. Greenleaf.
 Our young friend Asa Post, who has been absent for several months in the employ of the S. P. company, is in Yuma for the holidays.
 Capt. Frank Friant and wife, of Bill Williams Fork, are in Yuma Organiz- ing pleasure party for trip down the Colorado river to the Hardy and the gulf.
 W. G. Dodd of the Union Iron Works of San Francisco, was guest of Hotel Gandolfo yesterday. MT. Dodd inspect ed the great mines at Picacho while here.
 There will be frst-class ball game at the base ball grounds near the levee on Christmas day between the Cracker Jacks, Martin, captain, and the Alerts, Harris, captain.
 Mrs. A. D. Shepherd of San Francis co, is in Yuma, guest of the Southern Pacific hotel. Her husband, MT. A. D. Shepherd, is General Traffic agent of the s. P. railroad company.
 At Tule Laguna district on Christmas, there will be a genuine, old-fashioned school entertainment and Christmas tree loaded with presents for the young sters. A cordial invitation is extended to everybody.
 Major L. c. Moreland died last Wed nesday at San Bernardino. Major More lana was quite extensively interested in gold mining property near Gila City, and was very well-known throughout the territory.
 s. l.. Jones, brother of Senator Jones of Nevada, and his nephew, Harry w. Gorham, have returned from the Plea cho mines. They were guests of Hotel Gandolfo Saturday, and left for Los Angeles Sunday morning.
 A. J. Crawford, well-known con- tractor and builder of Los Angeles, arrived in Yuma last Thursday. MT. Crawford constructed some of the best buildings in the city, notably Gandolfo hotel, Catholic church, and the Gandol- fo building, corner of Main and Second streets.
 Your Best Work cannot be done with out good health, and you can't have good health without pure blood. Hood s Sarsaparilla is the great pure blood maker. It gives appetite, strength and vigor, and cures disease.
 Constipation is cured by Hoods Pills. 25c.I
 The following named teachers from Yuma county are in attendance at the normal institute at Tempe: Professor Common Mrs M K Common Mice Mary Post, Miss Mary Fairman, Miss M. Harrington, Miss Mary Dewey, Miss Alice Murphy and Miss Gertrude Priest.
 Charley CoweIl and Ed Mayes re- turned last Wednesday from a month $ trip to Picacho and the silver mining districts, where they have been doing assessment work on a group of mines owned by Gandolfo and Sanguinetti and also on the Sea Gull and Lincoln 2sines'
 J. L. Redondo has returned from a trip to Hermosillo, Sonora, where he went to secure quit claim deed from several parties there who claimed an interest in the Sacatero property on Main street, which has been recently purchased by the Southern Pacific rail road company.
 Tom Bell and Frank Stanley have been appointed as night watchmen in the $. P. yards. The hobo element have hecOrna co ,,,,no,o,,e on1 bo15