The Arizona sentinel., 1900-11-28
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1900
Dan Devore is a guest of Hotel Gan

dolfo.
 Dan Devore and wife were in Yuma last week.
 There will be grand ball at Hedges Thanksgiving night.
 On account of the recent rains the Gila is flowing bank full.
 Joseph Campbell of Pomona is a re- cent guest of Hotel Gandolfo.
 c. F. Mohn of Los Angeles, arrived at Hotel Gandolfo this morning.
 Dr. J. J. Lasalle of Toledo, Ohio ar rived at Hotel Gandolfo last evening.
 Mrs. Dr. Cotter returned last week from visit with relatives and friends in San Jose, Cal.
 The many friends of Mrs Frank Webster will regret to learn that she is seriously ill.
 Sheriff Speese has organized chain ga ng and is doing some good work in cleaning up the streets and alleys.
 A party of capitalists from California are expected here soon to commence work on some gold properties in the Picacho district.
 w. D. Luce and wife were in town from Castle Dome. They report water in the Gila very high the first of the week, butlnow going down.
 Miss Anna Williams, of Gila Bend, is visiting her brother-in-law, MT. John Martin, night car sealer for the Southern Pacific at this place.
 G. W. Faulkner and daughter Miss Alpha Faulkner, M. H. Anderson, Ed. Adams and J. D. Downs are party from Cibola stopping at Hotel Gan dolfo.
 'Dr. Sexsmith and daughters, Miss Mamie and Mrs. D. L. Russell, return ed last week from Los Angeles, where they have been during the past sum- mer.
 Make street and other improvements in Yuma and it will invite more visitors who will remain longer and thereby property will be enhanced and the coun- ty will be developed.
 Mrs. Denmark, of Iowa, is visiting her son, E. E. Denmark, of West Yuma. MT. Denmark had not seen his mother for several years, and naturally the visit is happy one for both.
 The delightful cool nights we are having for sleep and rest with no mos quitos or bugs to molest one, is a matchless blessing not known or enjoy ed by other parts of the world.
 On Thanksgiving day there will be a crack ball game across the river on the Fort Yuma Indian School grounds. The game will be between picked hines from the school and from Yuma.
 Among other Improvements of the public school property in Yuma a new fence has been built on the south side of the grounds, which makes the inclo- sure complete except at the front en- trance.
 Manuel Molina returned last week from two months trip into Sonora, Mexico. MT. Molina visited all the prominent places in Sonora and says that times there are quite prosperous, and the people doing well.
 One of the best lot of pictures of scenes at the late execution were those secured by Geo. H. Bailey. One of them was snap shot taken at the in- stant the body fell through the trap, and it is almost perfect.
 Sheriff Speese has returned from the King of Arizona, where he is develop ing some lead claims. He is pleased with the developments already made, and thinks he has a property that will eventually rival the Castle Dome mines.
 Geo. Miles stopped long enough in front of the SENTINEL office the other day to yell in an exultant tone, "A new democrat up at my house." ''Yes, he's a voter-or will be in a few years. ' As if there were not already too many democrats in Yuma county. But then we can't control these things.
 County Recorder Marvin has receiv, ed letter from L. F. Bradshaw, Chi cago, stating that he had made a sale of some valuable gold properties at Ty sons Wells, this county, in which he i: { interested, and that 4he purchaser will be here about the first of the veal and at once begin development worl on their property.
 Billy Marvin just now is one of the busiest men Yuma, arranging the af fairs of his office and completing unfn ished business to turn the office of re corder over to his successor on the frs of January. Yuma county has never had more courteous, competent anC industrious recorder than Billy Marvin
 Every Movement Hurts when you have rheumatism. Muscles are stiff and sore and joints are painful. Hood' Sarsaparilla goes right to the spot il this disease, neutralizes the acidity O the blood and cures.
 Indigestion, nausea are cured by Hood Pills.
 w. J. Carlisle, secretary for the I'm perial Canal Co.,, came in from th' -. o,Jo1 iy, no1nnapV with tb.