The Arizona sentinel., 1900-12-12

hluOOWS III l UU1a.
 Ethan Scheidler, the well-known electrician of Los Angeles, was in Yuma two or three days this week.
 Frank Avila, superintendent of the Colorado mines, came in Tuesday on business for the mining company.
 Charley Driscon went out to the King Monday to take position in M. J. Nugent's store as book-keeper.
 w. M. Gay, of the Imperial Land company, was in Yuma yesterday. He reports active progress on the canal.
 E. T. Cox and family of Farragut, Ia., are guests of Hotel Gandolfo. They intend to remain in Yuma all winter.
 John T. Cameron, E. G. Norton, G. H. Craw and H.F. Sherman, cattlemen, were guests of Hotel Gandolfo yester- day.
 MT. and Mrs. L. Carrigan who have been stopping for some time at Hotel Gandolfo, have gone to Phoenix for the carnival.
 James Milton, the plumber and hard ware man, has moved his store into the building south of Frank Doyle's tailor establishment. -,.-.
 H. W. Blaisdel, president of the Yuma Water & Light company, left for the Mammoth mining camp in Pima county Monday night.
 The Hotel Gandolfo carriage now carries an illuminated sign, which is a piece of artistic work by 'Peg," the sign and ornamental painter. It is all right.
 MT. A. J. McGovern, representing the Bay City Rubber Co.,, San Francisco, was in the city two or three days last week. He sold some supplies to the Yuma Water and Light Co.
 Eighteen United States marines pass ed through Yuma last Wednesday en route for Mare Island. They were from the Brooklyn navy yard, where they enlisted for service at Manila.
 Judge Franks youngest boy, Abe, Jr., celebrated his third birthday last Sun day. The young man visited the SEN TINEL office dressed in his new Dewey uniform, of which he was very proud.
 E. E. Toollette, of Palomas, came in to Yuma Sunday, having been subpoe- naed as one of the jurors to try the hold-up cases. He did not learn of the courts adjournment until he arrived in town.
 Col. John Shanssey has announced himself as a candidate for reelection as mayor, which office he has held for two terms and given general satisfac- tion. Colonel Shanssey has made a good mayor.
 The Spanish-American Alliance, Lodge No. 10, of Yuma will give their Sd annual ball and banquet at the Southern Pacific hotel tonight. Judging those which have preceded it, it will be great social success.
 Bud Todd, an old Arizona newspaper man, has been reelected a councilman of the city of Los Angeles, where he has lived for several years. His many friends in the territory will be pleased to hear of his success.
 Owing to his extensive practice Dr. Moller concluded the old buggy would not answer his purpose any longer. So he has invested in a new and up-to-date vehicle and can now make his trips in comparative comfort.
 s. Lewinson, who formerly had a store in the Molina building on Main q street, is now located at 12S w. And st., New York City. His many friends here will be pleased to know that he has been very successful since be went to New York.
 The Oasis, published at Nogales, by Col. Allen T. Bird, completed its sixth year last week. Col. Bird is aforcible and able writer, and the evident suc- cess of the Oasis shows that he is also a capable manager. The Oasis is one of our valued exchanges.
 Owing to the illness of Judge Street the adjourned October term of court did not convene last Monday, and there will be no session now until the March term, 1901. The sheriff had completed the venire of forty jurors, but had to notify them not to attend.
 Sam Kelsey was a guest at the s. P. Hotel Tuesday. MT. Kelsey is manager of the celebrated Lost Horse mine on the Colorado desert, near the Banning mining district. Mir. Kelsey had just returned from the Fortuna mine, in company with his friend, Bob Strauss.
 DIED-Thursday morning, Dec. 9th, Mrs. Frank Webster, after lingering illness of more than a year. Mrs. Webster, was born in Yuma and was a daughter of Mrs. Adam Bossing, her father Adam Bossung having died few years since. She was loved by all who knew her, and the funeral was one of the largest ever held in the city.