The Arizona sentinel., 1900-10-17
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Capt. Polhamus arrived in Yuma lasr Sunday night from The Needles.
 Capt. F. s. Ingalls, has returned iron a three months trip on mining business to Pima county.
 H. E. Pyburn, an Examiner repre- sentative, was guest at Hotel Gan dolfo this week.
 You like rolled wheat for breakfas Shorey has just received fresh suppl! in bulk4 pounds for 25c.
 J. K. Urnston. agent for the Royal insurance company of Liverpool, is reg istered at Hotel Gandolfo.
 Lieutenant Patterson, of Graham county, is in Yuma perfecting arrange ments to open bank here.
 The many friends of Mrs. Donald Me Intyre will be pleased to learn that af- ter serious illness of two weeks she is now convalescent.
 Mrs. Elliott wife of County Surveyor w. H. Elliott, and children arrived on Saturday morning from visit to Penn sylvania and Nebraska.
 A. Lu1y is registered at Hotel Gan dolfo. Mir. Ludy was the original pro- meter of the Ludy canal south Of Yuma. He has just returned from visit of several weeks to the state of Washing ton.
 Hon. M. J. Nugent has been in town during the week looking after the po- litical interests of Senator Ives. Mike is smooth article'' and our republi- can promoters had better "look aleedle oud.''
 "Biily" Moore, agent of the s. P. company at Blaisdell, has returned from summers vacation spent in Cali fornia. Mir. Moore is one of the popu- lar agents of the s. P. on the Gila di- vision.
 Billy" Marvin's name has been placed on the democratic ticket by the central committee as the party's candi- date for surveyor, the convention having failed to nominate candidate for this office.
 Henry Levy, the eldest son of the late Isaac Levy, returned last week from California, where he has been at tending school for the past year or two. He has taken a position in the store of E. F. Sanguinetti.
 Capt. J. B. Vaughan, of the Fort Yuma Indian School, called on the SENTINEL last Thursday. Captain Vaughan is very courteous gentleman and will be welcome to this office when ever he chooses to come.
 Edward Nelson of the Arizona Bak- cry is fitting up bakery wagon and will deliver fresh bread, pies and cakes to his customers daily, and will sell di- rect from the wagon. A convenience that will be appreciated.
 Mrs. Hatch, wife of Under Sheriff Hatch, returned last night from Cali fornia, where she has been for the past two months. She was glad to get back home and her friends are pleased to have her among them again.
 Father Durand made the SENTINEL oGice call yesterday. He leaves for Tucson next Sunday night to attend a meeting Of priests from Arizona and southern New Mexico. The occasion IS known to Catholics as the Annual Retreat.
 Lee Hong, cousin of Joe Gum, pro- prietor of the Phoenix restaurant, came in from San Francisco Sunday and has taken position with Joe in the restau- rant. Lee was born and educated in San Francisco, and gives promise of becoming as good man as his cousin, whose good qualities as citizen rank with the best.
 Donald Mcintyre, who represented the Yuma lodge to the grand lodge of the 4. O. U. w., at Phoenix, returned last Thursday, and he reports having 8 successful and we'll attendeded meet ing, and speaks highly of the hospita- ble treatment given the delegates by the people of the capital.
 George Wilder and Tom Bell, repub- .ican candidates respectively fer sheriff md recorder, returned from an elec- ;ioneering trip up the Gila valley on Monday, visiting Castle Dome, Mohawk, Kof8 and Palomas. They report that things political look promising up that vay, for them.
 U. c. Wilder, live stock inspector, seter making a thorough examination e all the work stock at Mr. Ludy's csmp, where he is now working about eighty head of horses on his canal re- ports that there is no sign or trace of rh9 contagion known as glanders among the stock. The examication was made on account of an erroneous report tha4 tne stock was so affected.
 Ward Priest, of Nome, is visiting his 5aughter Gertrude. They are stopping se Hotel Gandolfo. Mr. Priest has just r5turned trom the gold fields of Alaska, vhere he has been for the past year. Ee says the conditions up there are not conducive to a pleasant life. He has some gold properties at Nome which he is confident will prove valuable. MT. Priest will remain in Yuma during the --.--for