The Arizona sentinel., 1900-09-26
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Fine fancy fans, Japanese fans, and all kinds of fans at Sam Lungs grocery store.
 Attention is called to the "ad' of Ecedro Miramontes, boot and shoe maker.
 Gus Livinstone, the democratic can didate for sheriff, came down from Ehrenberg Friday.
 Valentine Westfall has sold his ranch west of Yuma and moved to Mohawk valley, his ''hrst love-"
 Chas. Cowell and Geo. Fl. Cusenberry, arrived in town from the Tyson mining district Monday.
 Have your clothing cleaned and re- paired to look as new by Frank Doyle, opposite Gandolfo hotel.
 A light shower of rain fell in Yuma and vicinity last Saturday night, and the weather has been quite cool ever since.
 Capt. C. E. Donaldson, superintendent of Castle Dome mines, was in Yuma yesterday on business and called on THE SENTINEL.
 James Graham has returned from a pleasure trip from San Francisco anil Los Angeles, and reports having had an enjoyable time.
 Oscar L. Gange operator for the s. P. at this place for long time, died last Sunday at Flagstaff, while enroute to his home in Canada.
 Misses Clara and Cecilia Barney re- turned home last week from visit with Grandpa Ben Barney, wealthy resident of Menlo Park, Cal.
 Mr. Donselman, American consul at Prague, Austria, has been in Yuma several days looking after the affairs of the estate of Frank Vomocil.
 John Rimpau arrived in the city Tuesday night, the 3rd of October he will open up stock of mems furnish ing goods in the Baker building, Main 
 street.
 Hallo! Mir. Johnson. What, in a hurry? Oh, am going to Frank Doyle to get my pants cleaned and pressed. Frank is daisy, and makes them look like new.
 Dr. Cotter has employed in his Drug Tr Of San Francisco. Mir. Burns is good druggist and gentleman of pleasant demeanor.
 Henry Neithart and wife have re- turned from their summers visit with relatives in New York. MT. Neithart is Eat his old stand as cutter in P. B, Hodges meat market.
 Senator Ives, nominee for council. man on the democratic ticket, passed through Yuma on Sunday morning or his way to King of Arizona mine, oi which he is superintendent.
 W. D. Luce, one of the owners ot the Castle Dome mines, was in Yuma two or three days this week on busi ness. Mir. Luce says they had good rain at Castle Dome last Saturday.
 Inr personal notice of Mrs. Ada Millican last week, the lady was re ferred to as teacher at the Indiar school. The word teacher" should have been ''matron'' and we humbly beg pardon for the error.
 Robert Tapia will move his barber shop from present quarters to the room formerly occupied by Riise & Heyl MT. Tapia is well known to all our peo pie as a good citizen and frst-clas, barber. His lad" appears in thi issue.
 Barney Meeden has been making some good photographs of the Yum; fire company boys in their new uni forms. The pictures are cabinet size and each of the members is easily dis tinguishable. The boys are we'll pleas ed with the photographs.
 MT. Sanguinetti's business is growing to the extent that he has found il necessary to employ an additiona book-keeper-Mr. G. M. Bettman, O Phoenix, having accepted situation in the store, commencing duty Friday last.
 Jack Rarick, of Harrisburg, delegate to the republican county convention, i: here. Jack is one of the best known mining men in the territory, is honest in all his dealings true blue republi can and staunch friend. His many friends in Yuma wish him happy welcome.
 The advertisers of Yuma are coming literally to the front and most of then will be found represented in this issue of THE SENTINEL. The man who ad vertises is the one who gets business and we are pleased to see our mer chants reaching out for trade in thi: enterprising manner. Do not overlook these advertisements.
 Attention is called to the advertise. ment of MT. c: H. Mauk, who has pur. chased the store at Gila City formerly operated by Jesus Bedoya. MT. Mauk is an old resident of the county, and will be pleased to have his friends call and see him. The SENTINEL predicts