The Arizona sentinel., 1900-01-13

Geo. w. Heiger, a druggist iron
 Houston, Texas, who has been II
 Yuma sometime for throat troubles died last evening, and the remains were shipped east this morning, ac- companied by Mrs Heiger.
 The local A. o. U. W. lodge is in' creasing so rapidly that they have decid to move into more commo- dious quarters. Tkey have made ar engagements ts occupy the ElkS' Hal, after the first Of February
 Word was received thIs week that the baseball suits ordered some time ago had been destroyed in a wreck at point in Missouri. The order will be duplicated and the suits are new expected to arrive in due time.
 The Coconino Sun Says, Dr. Man ming left Thursday for Needles, Cal, where he will be joined by his brother, and together they will make trip down the Colorado river to Yuma. They expect to be gone two months.
 The Ladies' Aid Society of the Methodist church are making prepar- ations for a grand literary and musi- cal entertainment to be given at Elks' Hall Friday evening, January 26. Oysters will also be served after the entertainment.
 William L. Wilson of West Virginia, the great democratic leader of that state and author of the Wilson bill, has left Baltimore for Arizona, and will visit Castle Creek Springs for his health. Arizona has health and sunshine for all.
 Rev. s. A. Thompson, D. D., super intendent of the Methodist church in Arizona, will occupy Rev. Crouch's pulpit tomorrow morning and even ing. Rev. Thompson is an interest ing speaker and all are invited to at tend his meetings.
 Postmaster Chandler has been making some decided improvements about the postofice lately. A num- Der of new lock boxes have been in stalled and new coat of paint and plaster added which helps the appear ance of the postoffice.
 The young men of Yuma interested in the formation of an athletic club are making an effort to give an ath- letic exhibition in the near future, at which boxing contests, club swinging, trappese performances and tug of war contests will be the prominent fea- lures.
 Phoenix has without doubt the most perfect winter climate in America. An individual that would find fault with the present winter ough; to try conclusions with the Boers-Gazette If anyone doesn't like Phoenix wealth CT he or she might try the grade Yuma furnishes.
 James Mulligan was held up and relieved of $125 last Sunday morning while going to his room near the quartermaster's building. No clue to the footpads has been found and the two who did the holding up are per. haps now many miles away and enjoy ing that Sl25.
 A Yumaite just returned from trip to the coast says Louie Iaegar has built up an excellent reputation for the 5. P. Hotel. Remarks of travel ing men were overheard to the effect that it is the best on the liHe and the improvements of the same are most favorably commented upon.
 Captain Alfonso B. Smith and J. P. Flint arrived in town Monday even- ing and left Wednesday evening for San Jorge bay, where they go to meet Jose AguIlla, a Mexican official Captain Smith re-assured us that the road fro'a the gulf to Yuma would certainly be built in the not far dls- tant future.
 Drs. Arnold and Nichols Specialists late of New York have opened office in Hotel Gandolfo and are throughly equipped witL all modern appliances for the successful treatment of all diseases of the eye, ear, nose, throat and lungs. Eyes examined and suit able glasses adjusted if required. Electrical treatment used when indicated. All patients coming under Che doctors care are assured of the best medical servlce.
 Deafness Cannot be Cured.