The Arizona sentinel., 1900-11-14
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Eastern prices at Cotter's Drug Store.
 Mime. Elrado, the celebrated palmist, arrived in the city this morning, and has rooms in the Modesti bldg.
 The strongest book of fiction this year, The Redemption of David Corson, at COtter's Drug Store.
 Do your eyes smart or burn? if so, have them scientifically fitted with glasses at Cotter's Drug Store.
 Hon. M. J. Nugent brought in the election returns from Kofa precinct. He returned home Monday night.
 R. P. Monroy has gone to Kofa, where he has accepted position with the King of Arizona Mining Company.
 Whats the reason we do not get the Journal-Miner? Send us your paper, Bro. Martin; haven't seen it since the fire.
 L. E. Anderson of California, and w. A. Hobson, J. E. Wise and Jas. Mur- phy of Arizona, large owners of cattle, were at Hotel Gandolfo this week.
 l.. w. Erdman and Miss Erdman, of Los Angeles, arrived at Hotel Gandolfo last evening. They have rented one of the Post cottages and will remain in Yuma for the winter.
 L. Carrigan and wife, of San Rafael, Cal, are guests of Hotel .Gandolfo. MT. Carrigan is member of the firm of Dunham, Carrigan & Co.,, large whole sale dealers in hardware at San Fran cisco.
 Mir. Geo. E. Place, representing the Mining and Metallurgical Journal of Los Angeles, Cal, and New York, N. Y, is in town. He has just returned from an extended trip through the ter ritory and Sonora, Mexico.
 Joe Allison is building a store across the river on the California side, which he will fill with a stock of goods as soon as completed. MT. Allison is now liv- ing in Los Angeles, but will move to Yuma with his family soon.
 Mrs. M. c. Levy desires the SENTI- MEL to express her sincere and heart felt gratitude for the many manifesto tions of sympathy and kindness extend ed to her and hers during their recent sad bereavement in the death of her little boy.
 The city conncil met Monday night but transacted little business. They passed few bills and adopted plat for the new cemetery. The reports of the city officers were received and filed and an adjournment was taken until to- morrow night.
 Dr. Hoffman came in last night from the Imperial Land and Canal Com pany's camp. He says work is being pushed rapidly on the canal and every thing connected herewith is moving satisfactorily. All concessions asked for from the Mexican government, having been granted.
 Louie Jaeger has presented to the territorial university museum at Tue son fine specimen of petrifed wood, which was found on the banks of the Colorado at Yuma. It is about two feet long and shows the grain of the wood, the knot holes and every detail of growth very distinctly.
 First and Foremost in the field oi medicine is Hoods's Sarsaparilla. It possesses unequalled merit and cures all diseases caused or promoted by i'm pure or impoverished blood, including rheumatism, dypepsia, catarrh.
 All liver ills are cured by Hoods Pills
 Otto Riser and his little boy arrived in Yuma this morning on their road to California from Ashtabula, Ohio. most of the distance having been covered on bicycle. Beth looked weather-beaten, but well and hearty. The boy is an un- usually bright little fellow about eleven years old, and he was evidently enjoy ing the trip, and quite proud of the re. cord he and his father had made. Both rode the same wheel.
 The new Gandolfo building, corner of Second and Main streets, is now finished, and is one of the best in the territory. The building comprises one huge room, and basement the full dimensions of the floor space, which in a short time will be filled with an i'm mense stock of goods-general mer- chandise-by E. F. Sanguinetti, whose present quarters have become too small for his large and increasing busi- ness.
 The Great Register of Yuma county for 1900 contains the names of 978 vo- ters. Under the election laws of the territory these voters before register ing were compelled to exhibit Gheir poll tax receipts for the current year (except where exempt). The law re- quires the board of Supervisors to have new poll tax receipts printed each year, the color of the paper used being diff ferent from that of the year preceding. The SENTINEL has the contract for printing these receipts, and in April last received an order to print 600 oi them. The order was filled and nc other was received for the year, so that even blind man can see that some thing is wrong. The Great Register shows 187 exemptions, indicating l91