The Arizona sentinel., 1900-01-24
Rel. Humid Temp.
LOCAL NOTES,

Harry Carpenter IS agaln oO'oA on the streets of Yuma.
 AN Hains raturned Sunday from sbort visit to San Francisco.
 Among the delicacies on the table at the S. P. Hotel is live souirrel.
 Grandma Daniel of Fortuna IS vlsit- ing her daughter, Mrs. Abe Frank
 FL. Ewing will leave tomarro" morning for Los Angeles on business
 Miss Gertrude Priest of Fortuna re- g;stered at the S. P. Hotel yesterday
 Geo, sexsmith left Monday evening for Congress where he goes to learn cyaniding.
 County Treasurer Devane has been indisposed for the last few days but IS now on the improve.
 Miss Claudina Fryer of Los Angeles arrived here Sunday evening on visit to relatives and friends.
 Contractor Flietz is building store room for J. NJ. Molina on the railroad opposite the round house.
 The Cape Nome fever is taking on more color each day as reports are perused from that far away camp.
 Needles comes to the front with a big deposit of silt or sandstone car rying gold values of SIC to the ton.
 Frank Cox, attorney for the South ern Pacific, was in town Sunday on business connected with his position.
 Mrs. Mark Cunningham will leave tomorrow morning for San Francisco, where she will make her home in the future.
 For Rent Building on corner Of First street and Madison Avanue oc- ,cupied by Gonder & Co. Inquire at this office.
 There is more prospecting and mining going on at the present time along the Colorado river than for twenty years past.
 Chas Redmond, who burgalized D. l.. Russel's residence last week was on Saturday bound over to the grand jury by Judge Thurlow. The actual banking capital of Mex ico is now forty million dollars, and several banks will soon increase the amount of their respective capital.
 Captain and Walter Ingalls return ed Sunday from the Harqua Hala | district where they have been doing assessment work for the past month.
 Gonder & Go. will move their stock ! of drugs from the corner of First Street and Madison Avenue to the Stoffela building on the first of Feb ruarv. ME. Cunningham will leave t'- morrow evening for Altar, Mexico, where he goes to join NJ. L. Pool in the interest of mining property in Sonora. Quite large deposit of crystalized | salt has been discovered near Castle Dome Landing, and is being pros pected to determine its extent by Cap. Rice.
 Alfred Ihrig of the Vienna Bakery on Monday was issued receipt No. l, for poll tax for the year 1900. The tax is not yet due but it is good scheme to be on time.
 M. D. Latin is engaged on the typographical work of the City Di- rectory, which is being prepared py Marshal Bienkewski. The Directory will be out by the first of the month. Gov. Murphy has pardOned Robert Hatfield, who was convicted of em- bezzlement at Phoenix and sent to the nrisou for ten years. His pardon was recommended by Superintendent Brown.
 The local lodge of the A. O. U. w. are making preparations for their entertaisment fo be given on thee even ing of the 18th of next month. The entertainment will be free to the mem- bers and their families.
 Experience is the best teacher" Every testimonial in favor of Hoods Sarsaparilla is the voice of experience to you, and you may take this medi- cine with perfect confidence that il will do for you what 1t has done for others. Hoods Pills cure biiiousness, sickhead- pohe