The Arizona sentinel., 1900-05-30
LOCAL NOTES,

The only place in town to get 'ne Anheuser & Busch St Louis 0e Gilroy & Moreth.
 Gus Livingston returned Friday to Ehrenberg.
 Eddie Hedges was in town yesterday from Hedges.
 Mrs. Henry Leroy left Thursday evening for Phoenix.
 The summer exodus for the coast has begun in Arizona
 Ttisa wise man who knows ,Whe- tber a cigar is loaded or not
 Dr. HeHernan made professional visit to Indio last Thursday.
 Ro,,t. Douglas and NJ. Wilson oi Blaisden spent Sunday in town
 ccbnckman and family left Satur- day to spend the summer in C"l'i0F- mia.
 Mrs. Fred G. Hughes and daughter of Tucson registered at the S' D. no'ei yesterday.
 Mrs. H. S. Laughlin left last week for Los Angeles where she Will spend the summer.
 w. w. Watkins, of the Colorado .,,o,. hoe baan qranted a patent on rotary engine.
 A social dance will be given at ElkS' Hall on Saturday evening May z' Everybody invited.
 Mrs. A. Volpin and baby left on the morning train for San Francesca to spend the summer.
 Supervisor Meeden has been adding shady Improvements to his place CT business on Main St. Every rose has its thorn. The pleas ure of these delightful evenings IS punctured by mOsquitos.
 Mir. Gail, an employe of the ;. r. Go at Welton, formerly of Adonde Wells. wasin town this week.
 Dr. S. E. Coler, who is at the head of the U. S. Marine Hospital Corps, is stopping at the s. P. Hotel.
 Col. Epes Randolph WAS in Yuma Friday on a regular trip connected ! with the interests of the s. P. Co
 Owing to & delay in receiving ship ments it was not possible to issue the special supplement with this weeks issue. Delfna Zanbrano, aged 14 years, dauehter of Adolfo Zanbrano, died 1 Sunday from the effects of typhoid fever.
 rate war on ice has struck Yuma and citizens are revelling in that frozen necessity at one-haf cent per pound.
 Henry GandolTo, son of John Gan dolfo. returned last night from Oak i land where he has been attending school.
 Billy Horan returned the first cf the week to the King of Arizona after a nleasant time of several weeks spent in Yuma.
 Mrs. ". S. Bowman and mother have joined NIT. Bowman here, who IS the night operator and ticket agent at the depot.
 Mr. and Mrs. c. r. Cronin left Thurs day for Los Angeles on a short Yaca- ton. On their Seturn they will reside in Yuma.
 District Attorney Brown left Friday on q business trip to Los Angeles and Randsburg. Mir. Brown returned home Monday. Feline Calves died last Thursday and was buried Friday. MT. Calves was 7S years of age and had resided in S Yuma for many years.
 Governor Murphy, accompanied by Aaditor.Vickers and Wyman Murphy 1 uncle to the governor, were Tn ! una { Sunday on private business a The thermometer has registered l m soc-oog in Phoenix. The Phoe- { nixcians will have to get out their | oyercoats when they visit Yuma
 DavidtBalsz has put in steam en- i zine to ooperate his cold storage when | eliminates the offensive odor when the use of a gasoline engine produces G.W. Cranes white Adriatic figs I are now ripe and are most delicious | limit. This variety ofligs isvery scarce, T in Arizona and travellers from the Salt \ River valley report that none are vtt n Phoenix.