The Arizona sentinel., 1900-12-26

Hon. Frank Cox, attorney for the Southern Pacific railroad, came down from Phoenix Monday.
 Charley Mauk, twas in Yuma last week laying in a supply of Christmas goods for his store at Gila City
 The SENTINEL hopes that all its readers and everybody else were re- membered on Christmas day.
 Herbert Brown, superintendent oi the territorial prison has returned from business trip to Los Angeles.
 J.B. Chaffey, son of Mir. and Mrs. Geo. Chaffey, Is in Yuma visiting with his parents during the holidays.
 J.W. Darlington left on Saturday nights train for San Diego, where he will spend Christmas with friends.
 A. L. Jenkins, enc of the big cattle men from the Hardy in Lower Califor- mia, was in Yuma few days last week.
 Yuma Lodge B. P. O. Elks No. 476, will give grand ball on the night of Dec. 3I, at Elks' hall. Admission $l. co.
 Master Walter Tyson came down from Phoenix last week to visit during the holidays with his sister, Mrs Gal pin.
 Frank Lightfoot and Harry Edwards, mining man of Ehrenburg, are in Los Angeles taking in the sights" of that city.
 Messrs. F. NJ. Pugh and E. D. Ide, of Spokane, who have been in Yuma sev- eral days, went up to Phoenix Satur- day.
 C. A. Converse of Harrington, Wash is registered at Hotel GandOlfo. He intends locating in the valley south of Yuma.
 Free candy was on tap for the child ren at some of the stores Christmas, and the kids didn't do thing to the candy.
 J.B. Chaffey is stopping at Hotel Gandolfo. He is here on visit to his father and mother, NIT. and Mrs Geo. Chaffey.
 Mrs. Donald Mcintyre and Miss Alice Dobson arrived home on Friday last from a visit to Phoenix, Tucson and Gila Bend.
 John Gandolfo left Yuma on Friday morning for Los Angeles, where he will remain during the holidays with his family.
 MARRIED Monday, December 24, by A. Frank, probate judge, Robert w. Thomas and Miss Emma E. Cole, both of Los Angeles.
 Mrs. NJ. c. Levy, who has been in Yuma for several days attending to business matters, returned to Los An geles yesterday
 The board of supervisors will meet tomorrow to receive the reports of county officers and wind upthe business of the closing year.
 Special commissioner of the U. s. General Land Office, s. J. Helsinger, made an official visit to the valley west of Yuma last week.
 J.W. Johnson, the contractor and builder of the new bank structure, says it will be finished and ready for occu- pancy on time-January lst.
 A. A. Hanna and wife, M- H. Ander- .eon and S. F. Todd, are party of Cibola people who arrived at Hotel Gandolfo last evening.
 U. s. Sherman, a merchant of Gila Bend, took Christmas dinner in Yuma with his son-in-law and daughter, MT. and Mrs. J. E. Crouch.
 E.. J. Gates L. E. Anderson, Harvey L. Heffner, w. A. Boyles, A. N. Hamm and Frank Spragell, cattlemen, are stop ping at Hotel Gandolfo.
 Harry Carpenter, Mel Greenleaf and V. Westfall have returned from Phoe- nix, where they were in attendance as jurors in the U. s. court
 Alonzo Bailey, a prominent citizen of Globe, and quite well-known over the territory, passed through Yuma on Sundays west-bound train.
 Senator Eugene s. Ives is in Wash ington rendering what assistance he can to Delegate Wilson and Governor Murphy in the interest of statehood for Arizona.
 Alfred Franklin, son of ex-Governor Franklin, has been in Yuma for several days, busily engaged in examining the title to the old Catholic cemetery, the ownership of which property is a matter of dispute between the city and the Catholic church.
 Charley Pickenbach, mine superin- tendent of the Harqua Hala, was in Yuma the first of the week.