The Arizona sentinel., 1901-10-16
Keep your eye on Yuma.

The A. O. U. w. lodge will give a grand ball on Thanksgiving night at
 their hall in the Gandolfo block.
 Miss Estefenia Frank returned from Fortuna last Saturday where she had veen visiting with her aunt, Mrs. Josie Ramos.
 A new girl baby arri~ed at the home of Abe Frank last night. The Judge feels ''as young as he used to be" this morning.
 Our young friend, Will Sexsmith, is home again from Nome. Will is the picture of health and reports all the Yumaites at Nome enjoying good health and prosperity.
 Mrs. Dan Connor has sold her resi- dence at the corner of Second avenue and 3rd street to Constable Jake Mead ows and left On Friday morning for San Pedro, Cal, where she will reside in the future.
 Miss Willye Robinson is visiting her sister Mrs. R. s. Patterson for few weeks. Miss Robinson will attend school in Les Angeles during the com ing winter to which place she will go next week.
 Wm. Goatman and party arrived last night and registered at Hotel Gandol fo. They leave today for Castle Dome, where they will commence the devel- opment of some lead mines which they own in that district.
 The American Girl mine. situated % miles north of Yuma in California, has been bonded to an English company for $2, ,OOO,OCO. The American Girl is one of the richest properties on the Pacific coast.
 Mrs. D. l.. DeVane, wife of County Treasurer DeVane is home again from three months trip at Ocean Beach, Cal. Mrs. DeVane's many friends will be pleased to learn her health has i'm proved very much.
 P. B.Hodges, proprietor of the Yuma Cold Storage Meat Market, has not only one of the best and most complete up to date markets, but the prettiest. and most competent, lady bOok-keeper. west of Los Angeles,
 Fred Fredley, the old pioneer, left for Los Angeles on last Wednesdays train, accompanied by his little son Louis. Fred has been in poor health for some time past and goes in for medical treatment.
 Martin L. Pool is in town visiting his family. Mr. Pool is interested with Judge Ewing. Mark Cunningham and others in some very valuable mining properties at Quitevaca, Sonora, Mexi- co. He will relurn in about one week.
 Chas. Rose who was recently paroled by the Governor, has arrived at Pres colt. where he has some valuable min ing property. His friend, Joe Mayer of Prescott, worked a long time fer this parole, and was d ''friend in need" in this ease.
 Tired Mothers. It's hard work to take care Of children and to cook, sweep. wash, sew and mend be- sides. Tired mothers should take Hoods Sarsaparilla-it refreshes the blood. improves the appetite, assures restful sleep and helps in manyways.
 A young hobo by the name of Nicho- las Base, while attempting to cross the turn-table at the round-house, while it was in motion, last Saturday night, fell and broke his left leg just below the hip. He was taken to the county hospital, and is under the care of Dr. Moller.
 Allen J. Smith. the mining man of Picacho, is in town. We understand that Mir. Smith has sold his interests at Picacho to the Dorsey syndicate and is now on easy street. The Sentinel is pleased to note NIr. Smiths final good fortune, as he has stayed with the Pi- cacho proposition for long time, and done lots of hard work.
 J. R. Lee, postmaster at Monitor, was in town today. The judge reports everything at Monitor aourishing, and prospecting good. Geo. B. Kelley of Moberly, Mo-, is stopping at Monitor; he says he intends to sell or operate his placer claims in that vicinity as soon as practicable, as he deems it folly to invest money in property and then let it remain idle.
 Mayor J. H. Shanssey has appointed John Devine, proprietor of the Yuma 1 Sun, Jack Dunne of the Ruby, H. $. Secretary of the prison, and Capt. A. B. Smith, Manager of the Mexican, Colorado Navigation Com pany, delegates to the statehood con- vention at Phoenix-half Democrats and half Republicans. Evidently poli- tics cuts no figure in the Mayors ap- pointments.
 -FOltintina Gomez and Louis Moreno were arrested by Sheriff Livingston and confined in the county jail for stealing a type writer and canvass telescope grip from the s. P. passenger train at Laguerta station on the night of the 9th inst. Sheriff Livingston found the type writer buried near the ctatiOn ThQir, tinr u-;11 Ho