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New-York tribune., 1901-12-28

cemoer esa ceIs. Oats quiet but steady; No white
clipped. Sac Butter Arm fair demand; fancy western
25- G26c 90 nearby prints. 29c Essp steady
nearby 2sc do South~estern, 2sc
creams fancy, small. IKE; do fair % choice 81
Recepts-Flour 1900 bbls and 500 600 % IN sacks wheat
$4,000 bush: rs 900 bush: II 900 oush Ship
ent.Whea 5000 bush; So 900 bush; oats. A0oc
bush.
St Louis. Dec. 27,-close: Wheat. No red. cash.
s6ac; December. sake: May s6i, fs6Ac: July soAc:
No hard. 79Es2c. Coru-No 2, SIC. December.
s7e: May. esssc: July. 6eIsc. Oats-No cash 4sAo;
December. +ssc; May. Arse July. sec; No white 4sis
New-York tribune., 1901-12-28
SOUTHERN corrox MARKETS.

New-oreans Dec. 2T.-Cotton quiet easier; mid
ding, 116c; low mddng 1l-I6c; good ordinary. 7sc;
net receipts 125s4 bales gross 144s exports 10 Grea;
Britain S0s: coastwise $50; sales 400: stock s2T 5o4
Savannah. Dec 2I.-Cotton steady; middling 15l6c
low ntddling. 71zc; receipts. 11.94S bales;
4.223; sales. 246 stock 2s9
Memphis Dec 27-Cotton quiet; middlIng mid
ding. %c; good ordinary 7c receipts $3.50 bales
44s1; shipments 49f4; sales $50: 110e57.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-28


liquidation today. and closed slight The
Eet opened steady, with December points higher. and
ether months unchanged - points higher accordance
with advance Of IA points in Liverpool The opening
figures for the dsy however for big receipts
Ihe started liquidation after the CALL
The rest of tie session long steadily
Point after point prices under this pressure
the lowest touching so4c for January s16c for March
and &c far May. There slight
70 time profit taking by scapers buying for
turn but the general OF the market down
ward Large estimates for receipts
big in sight for week discouraged
thusiaErc support Commission houses had
ing orders. but quite sellers the
decline What appeared be short selling a Wall
Street operator a
feature OF afternoon business Selling
from the South. while spinners refused buy
bear factor Of small importance the issuance OF
S5Co4 Il 10000 January notices. Investors who had
bought from the houses which rendered this cotton
naturally not position receive =, and hurredly
sold IN the ring. This led relatively weaker
ruling of January than the OF the list from opening
u closing Predictions for a in January
last January favorable weather conditions
South for moving the had effect Southern spot
markets reported smaller demand and disposition
the Of holders sell though prices remained
changed from figures yesterday before
close scaping shorts scrambled for profits in Of
higher cables from Liverpool This buying ad-
vanced prices sharply. closed the steady
form. with the net loss reduced TO 3GS points.
The Of contract prices in the local market
Cey follows
New-York tribune., 1901-12-28
Railroaos-
pENNSYL VANIA
RAILROAD.

0kv ~ ~ y u 488v -
STATIONS foot Of WEST TwENTE-THIRD STREET
AND DEsBRossES AND CoRTLANDT STREETS
OThe leaving time from Desbrosses and
Cortlandt streets Is five minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-third street
Station. except where otherwise noted
7sS A NJ FAST MAmLmtsd TO tSs GO Bsss ,sssrs pa1S5 %
chicago. Ss~ No S eoachss SS 's' 70 Pistsb1rs
sss FAST PskNsl5aNia faa Si9e-.Pa
sssnf oa es. S SSRas RsEo DHs ch so S
r F. fo M aSASo H5!S2 M AP S horS and
Hsi1PaD9' cslsasG 81 LGg;s p!sHs SoF p,s-.ourx.
sss a. S wEN EHslTTs s Pgis DH5 cSicaso F
7sS ief F. iMacfp c sesnEfss Pr 4a4Rs i.sssurx
Shlcaso. For KnoxvIls daily. VIA shsnaaaoss Valley
SIS asuii F. % E G;Es5nd AND snS'e
WAsHIssToN PiPo5S and alsTSland The nEd
ing car aio C De:brossss l0s snd c0tand, Streets
CarJ: s-25 p m i2IO night sunday; 8 2s, Is 1888
sPessSnai aPs IN L a All PaTo9 asS and S pins @ cars
ing CaTS 4-29 Dining Carr. ass Dining Car'' I'D
SOUTHERN R41LwAY-Express. s.25. AS m. isio
ATT1NTTc COAST LINE-Expre=s s,ss g. n and as
sEABoARD AIR LINE RAILwAT.--F1Oriaa and
Metropolitan Limited" 1885 , m daily Express
NORFOLK X AND NV WESTERN RAILwAy.-Eor Msmphi.
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILwAY-T55 week
FOR OLD PoiNF CONF Oar and NoRFoIk.-I5s q
wesk1days S1y ard a2a s.SS 2 m daily ..v,.
TaTosEh Ssstisulsd Trains Af Buffet Paror Car,
Standard Coaches.
CAPE MAY.-i2.55 p. weekdays.
F s2ins Sa SsS TGrs ss, 1s Ias sad 85ana s5
rs. ASS and IL IS ?. m Sundays e.25 m. DO
p m. from Desbrosses Cortlandt Streets). 200
a u so. $40. 5-1o and 1130 p m Sundays a4o
FOR PHILADELPHIA-
$40 (Desbrosses and Corrandr Streets. DID, Us. T.
s2j. SIS. as Ce55 Lmite). 10 10 CDesorosses
and Cort7ndt Streets 10 2O Dining Carl 1055 Dining
Carr 1155 a n. 1855 Dining Carr. 210 Oesorosses
Cortandt Streets 220D Dining Carl. ass.
25. IS Dining Carl ass Dining Carr. SIS Dining
Carr 7.55. eos D m. 1910 night SUNDAYS.
Ito. I.55 Cno coaches) SIS SIS. 925 S55 Oduitsdl.
e5o. 10.55 Dining Carr a 1255 Dining Carl. 155
Dining Carr 25 Dining 355. 25 Dining Carl.
ASS Dining Carr SIS Dining Carr. T55 =. SIS. IS
p m, II. 10 night
Ticket Offices 46i 1884 7s1 Broaiwayr
ls2 Fifth Avenue below 23d St-l Assor House. Vest
Twenty-thIrd Station stations foot OF Des
brosses Cortandt Streets: Street. $50 Full
ton Street. as Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex Sta
tion. Brooklyn; station, Jersey City The New York
Transfer Company will from
hotels and residences destination Te-phone
'Si4 Eighteenth Street Pennsylvania Rarcai Cab
Service.
J. B. HUTCHINSON. J. r. WOOD.
General Manager General Passfr Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-12-28
new YORK CENTRAL

HARLEM DIVISION.
sos a NJ and SS5 P NJ Daily except Sundays Pitts
field Sundays only. 10 A NJ
Pullman Cars al through trains
Trains illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Ticket Offices 1i3 261. AIS and 1915 Broatvay IS
Union So. W. PTS Columbus Ave. iSS West f25-h St.
l25h ST and i3sth ST Stations New York; 5SS and T2S
Fulton ST.. and los Broadway. 2 D.. Brooklyn
Telephone 900 5sch Street. York Central Cab
Service Baggage hotel residsuco bv
Westcott Express Company.
p. s BLODGETT, GEORGE n
SurA-
New-York tribune., 1901-12-28
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits rather quiet to-day.
about steady at unchanged prices. Rosin barely
steady. while and pitch were dull We quote:
TAR-Regulars. 81 e5; do oil bbls So 90.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-5 d99i2c
5O E 81 65 F. 81 rs: h 81 75 l. 81 go; K So so; NJ
So; y. IS 65: W G. 81; W W, 81 IS.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-28
STOCK on HAND

Charleston, Dec 27-Turpentne firm. unchanged; sales
60 casks. Rosa firm. UNCHANGED: sales. 500 bbls.
Savannah. Dec, 27-Spirits turpentneNothing doing;
receipts 2066 bbs: A. 713. steady;
ceipts. Il. .213 bbls; sales 2.221 exports. 1895.
New-Orleans, Dec. 27-ReceptS-Rosin. 491 bbs; tur-
pentine, 145 bbls.
Wilmington Dec. 27-Spiris turpentine-Nothing do
ng receipts % casks Rosin steady s1as1 05; receipts
312 bbs Crude turpeune steady 81 10dS2 10; receipts
i2 bbls Tar Arm. 81 20: receipts, 113 bbIs.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-28
ROYAL BLUE LINE

FOR PHILADELPHIA.
e'425. $500. 400 1000. sIl3O A N 100 sl 20
800. $40 "a 90. sf4oo t43o. 500 200 fTso sa o.
BALTIM0RE AND WASHINGTON.
TSoo 1000. -11.3e A NJ. 100. f1-So. "a 800.
sT.O0 P. NJ. el2I5 mdt
Ofees: Liberty ST Ferry, South Ferry f13 PSI a.
1900. 1854 Ave. Jrf- So
West. East i25th 273 West ST. s45 coIun1
bus Ave. New York: Court ST, Fulton
Brooklyn. es Broadway. williamsburg York Trans
FER Co. calls for and checks baggage destination.
FFrom Liberty 81. only Daily. tDaly. except Sun
only
New-York tribune., 1901-12-28
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. Dec. 27-Flour quiet and firm. wheat-spring
duh: No Northern s5c Corn quiet easy; No .
do Oats qGe MG qG no o White HS i9rn Ss % S N
SiG; No ssS mixed & 5sac No DO 4sSc BaFley-Lsht
Chicago Dec. 27-The leading futures ranged as fol-
lows:
Wheat. -: Opening Highest. Lowest. Closing.
Ssy %5y s. sss s.x So
Corn. No
Rsss"S.+ ss ss s oss So ss,.oss ss
Oats. No .:
&; RR;;:@s:: &; 81 &: 81: 81: e e
ssase:g Hss s: :S HssS IfsS 'fs s IL So ssa
Lard. per 100 70:
Mag s5Reary 1919 1919 iSGs SGa iSG5a iS9ss Gss
Short ribs per 100
Mag shnqary y::::::. : $50" sss sSs55@ ss3% ssss@
No Nees yeSW tg' c No No .ed xnSs fSsSsS 30
barley. 6I9esc No aaxseea s. 81 No Northwestern
per 100 D. $40 1oaso 2s short ribs SIDES Goose5 IS eo
sides 6Se sssss Whistey basis Of IaISs hsh
wines 81 s2 On the Produce Exehangs to-day the
Cheese steady 9lsGI0a.c. Eggs weak fresh Is
Duluth. Dec 27..Closs: whea.-cash. No hard, 7so
1es; May 7sac oats t4Ac. Corn e4c e'''-'e''
Milwaukse, Dec. 2T-wheat lower; close. No North
corn-Msy. esS.o- ''S'''
Minnsspois Dec sI-clo.s' whsas-ca.h IKE; May.
Northern, T7g7T.o. Four-Fir.s patents 81 icfs4 Is;
efsars q s. huG E sif 5ess ~ second
PhiIatslphia Dec, sf-wheat steady contrast srad.
pecsabsr. stassa0, Germ, he .ewsri 80 mixed De-
New-York tribune., 1901-12-28
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Trains Franklin ST. Station. York as fol-
lows and Is min later 42d ST. n. r..
s710 A M--For Intern points Albany & Mont'L
vi 80 A ND Hudson Rfv. & Mob Express
P M.-Chicago Express
.e25 M.-Cont Lin FOR Detroit. Chicago & Ioun.
t345 P. M.-G9 For Hudson River Points
.s1s P. M--For Roch-. Buffalo. Cleve'd & Chicago.
+i45 p. M.-For Roch-, Buffalo. Detroit & Louis
ssI5 P M.-For Syra. Roch. Mag Falls Det a Chi
sDaily. fDaiy. except Sunday. Leaves BROOKLYN A.
mex 7 t10c45 A NJ; No a. fS-06 p. NJ Leave
Jersey City. P. r r Sta No AZ fi1a0 A. NJ: No
t3:25 P NJ Time tables principal hotels ofaces
Bagsase checked from hotel residence
p. BLODGETT. c. I.aMBERT
Gen'I superintendent Gen'l Pazsr
New-York tribune., 1901-12-28

A pvERTIsEMENTs subscriptions Ttinuns
"A their Uptown Once
i.24c BROADWAY,
20 door north OF Sist-st-. until O'Clock I. n.
Advertisements VIII be resolved at the following
of1ccs regular ONCE rates until ocicck
sth-ave., = coz. eSd-sI. 153 8th-ave-, cor ieth-
81 o. East 14th.stt s57 West $2d-st.. between
1th and eth aves.; 263 West 1c5th-st.t l,33S "a.
between 10Th sas 1rth ss: 1.028 8d-aYe. A..
New-York tribune., 1901-12-28
Otedu SIeamers.

MEDITERRANEAN EXPRESS
SERVICE.
sHAMBCRG-AArE1RICAN NORTH GERMAN
LINE. LLOYD.
NAPLES AND GENOA VIA GIBRALTAR & ALGIERs
BY EXPRESS STEAMERS.
Steamers ANer. Trave, Lain and HohenZolern do not
call at Algiers-
fHohenzolIern Dec IS fIahn. Jan Is
=, Bismarck Jan a Columbia Jan. 30
tTrave.. Jan IS II A. NJ 'F. Bismarck. II
Sailing 10 4. VI.
FOR ALEXANDRIA EGYPT, JAN. 4. IS, 80. MICH. %
Return tickets available line
from Naples Genoa Gibraltar. Hamburg Bremen. Lon
don Southampton, Paris and Cherbcure.
neutrality-suspicious. NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
LINE OELRICHS & CO. Agents,
81 BROADWAY, y. Y BROADWAY y. Y
Hamburg steamers from First 81, Hoboken. y. J.
LLOYD steamers from Arnty St. Brooklyn.
s. S. Kaiserin from Pier 30. North River n Y.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-28

CI4ARK'S CRUISE OF THE CELTIC"
THE LARGEST STEAMER IN THE WORLD
Tho the MEDlTERRANEAN and ORIENT
FEBRUARY s. "a DAYS
Some choice berths left $3.50 and up
First class. including Shore Excursions Guides E..,
Hotels Drives etc The cheaDest and attractive
trips. leaving the L. :. Winter COVERING rb -os-
eround and aroroing most Sightseeing - -
The magnificent White Star Line
Celtic 21SSO tons) floating ralace Specially har
tered for the round trip Length 200 feet breas.b 70
feet; decks So single rooms N1' 10
SPECIAL FE EATUFSES Madeira, Alsters. Malta "a
DAYS In EGYPT and the HOLY LAND. Con,ts ntino,i.
Athens Rome the Riviera. etc course eight let.
later the "Oceauic.' Majestic etc. ~ -o'Nin
ECRQPg,-SSnd for Ciark,s Prosrammes for 1902
F. c. CLARK. Ill Broadway. New YorE
New-York tribune., 1901-12-28

Rio-Coree market steady: No 7 Rio. 5S525; exchange
2d receipts 5000 bags cleared FOR the United States
New-York tribune., 1901-12-28
contract prices in the local narke. to-day

Coffee NsJkets-Sartos-Coffee market STEADY
good average Santos $500: receipts 5000 bags q days
Etock 1234o00 Barnburg-Coffee market opened
rfeIn!g higher; ESQ p. N. net AGis pfennig
higher: sales 1900 bags. Eavre-Coee market opened
quiet = franc higher; u unchanged; at :.
barely steady and unchanged; ar $50 declined =
New-York tribune., 1901-12-28

CUNARD LINE.
- TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN
Canpania Dec IS Z n ~ Etruria Jan: 1s. Noon
saxonia. Jan. H. p NJ. Lucania ......Feb l. Noon
VERNON H. BROWN & CO.. Gen. Agents
- BROADWAY. NEw-YORK
The Arizona sentinel., 1901-01-30
News From kOfa.
KOfa, Ariz., Jan. 29, 1901.


 Mrs. Glenn left early last week for an extended visit to friends and relatives in San Diego, Cal.
 Justice Mahew came home Tuesday
 Two ten and one eight-mule teams pulled into camp Friday. They were loaded with hay, grain and lumber for the company and provisions for the company store.
 A splendid steady rain descended as a blessing on this section of the country all of Thursday night. Too bad there is no grass to grow or stock to be bene- fited thereby. It doesn't matter much in the mine whether it ever rains, and and that's where a good portion of our present population spend most of their waking hours.
 M. J. Mugent came home in a private conveyance via Dome, Thursday.
 Constable Pete Burke, accompanied by Billy Horan, (who we understand was sworn in as deputy will leave for Dome Tuesday to do some private de- tective work for the Castle Dome Mill and Mining Company. We understand that the company has good reasons to suspect Mexican employees and others of stealing their lead ore. Lead has always seemed to the writer rather heavy article to handle with flight fingers" but perhaps the guilty par ties have hit upon a happy device for getting rid of their booty. Anyhow, the two limbs of the law who have been pressed into service are perfectly com potent to look out for the interests of the company.
 Mr. Paul Moretti, of Yuma, drove out last week to look at some mining claims in which he owns an interest near here. Mr. Moretti expresses him. self as very much pleased with the prospects of his property, as well as the general outlook for the King and Kofa, and we hope that his future in- terests may become more largely iden- tified with those of the camp.
 Our popular postmaster, l.. B. Alex ander, returned to Yuma with MT. MOretti.
The Arizona sentinel., 1901-01-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.

The SENTINEL office can do pamph- lets and briefs as well and as cheaply as they can printed elsewhere.
 The SENTINEL office is equipped to do job printing as well as it can be done anywhere. Bring in your orders.
 Yellowstone and Monogram whiskies at The Ruby.
 Shorey has just received new line of Ralston Health FoCds..
 Bishop candied fruit at Cotter's drug store.
 If you are looking for fine stationery go to COtter's drug store.
 Something new in hair brushes; see them at COtter's drug store.
 Go to Geo. Paxton's store and get all kinds of fruit, vegetables, cigars, to- bacco, bread, cakes, pies, etc. Quick. sales and small profits is my motto.
 Location notices, conforming to the latest United States and Arizona min ing laws, for sale at this office.
 RUSTIC WORK-Chairs and settees for pOrches and lawns. Orders taken at the SENTINEL office.
The Arizona sentinel., 1901-01-30
The Twentieth Century.

We now stand at the threshold of the twentieth century; the nineteenth is a thing of the past. It will, however, always be known as the century of in vention and discovery, and among some of the greatest of these we can truth fully mention Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, the celebrated remedy for all ailments arising from disOrdered stomach, such as dyspepsia, indiges- tion, fatulency, constipation, nervous ness and biliousness, It has been one of the greatest blessings to mankind during the past fifty years as health, builder. Many prominent physicians prescribe and recommend it. Take their advice, try bottle and be con- vinced, but be sure to get the genuine with our Private Revenue Stamp over the neck of the bottle.
The Arizona sentinel., 1901-01-30

A. G. Fraker, one Of the honest yeo- manry of the Colorado valley, was in Yuma this week.
 The wife of R. P. H. Laney presented her husband with a son and heir on the 21st inst. at San BernardinO, Cal.
 There is law prohibiting the sale of cigarettes to minors, and parents who value the health of their boys would do well to look after its enforcement.
 Althee Modesti returned from Agua Caliente last Monday. Mr. Modesti is the owner of the well known hot springs there and is making a popular resort Of the place.
 Mr. Allen J. Smith, general manager oi the Gold Crown Co. at PicachO, made flying visit to Yuma last week to re- port on matters of importance. Active work on the part of the Gold Grown may soon be looked for.
 Mr. s. B. Hinds, who caught posi- tion as clerk in the council, is one ol the most popular citizens of Yuma He is staunch democrat, a member of the democratic central committee ot Yuma, and is already winning friends in the council by his attention to busi- ness and affable manners. Enterprise
The Arizona sentinel., 1901-01-30
Yuna County Records.

Instruments recorded since report of last week:
 Mining location notice-Ruthane, L.. D. Chamberlain.
 Mining location-Independence and Independence No. l, by o. A. Pease, L. W. Bradshaw ct al.
 Deed lots 9 and 10, block 137, Village of Yuma to H. C. Davis.
 Deed, lots and 10, block 137, H. c. Davis to J. M. Molina.
 Deed, lot 15, block 24, Village of Yuma to Conception Naylor; and lot 15, block 24, C. Naylor to s. P. R. R. Co. of Arizona.
 Deed to lot B, block 24, heirs of To- masa Valencia to s. P. R. R. Co. of Arizona.
 Deed to lot 15, block 24, Jesus More no to J. M. Molina.
 Deed to lot 15, block 24, J. NJ. Molina and wife to s. P. R. R. Co.
 Deed to lot 16, block 24, J. W. Dor rington to s. P. R. R. Co.
 Placer location-Mystic Trail, Gold Trail, E'ische, Fcasee, ct al.
 Mining location notice-Esperanza, by Miguel Sanchcs.
 Mining location notice-Iron Cap, Iron King, by o. Augdahl.
 Official bond of C. D. Breedlow, no tary public.
 Official bond of Frank Avila, assessor p. G. Cotter, John Stoffela and NJ. J. Nugent, sureties.
 Official bond of w E. Marvin, notary public.
 Affidavit Of assessment work, Sum- mit-J. C. Young, A. Mcdesti,.
 Affidavit of assessment work, Golden Stocking J. C. Young and A. Modesti.
 Affidavit. of assessment work-J. C. Young and A. MOdesti.
The Arizona sentinel., 1901-01-30
The Prison Committee.

The special committee from the 21st legislature, delegated to investigate the prison, arrived in Yuma Saturday and returned to Phoenix on Sunday mornings train, apparently well satis- fed with affairs at the pen. The com mittee is composed of five members, as follows: Hon. James Finley, joint coun- cilman from Pima and Santa Cruz, and Hon. c. C. Warren, councilman from Cochise; HonOrables Col. Mike Gray of Cochise, O. L. Geer of Yavapai, and Alex B arker of Pinal, assemblymen.
The Arizona sentinel., 1901-01-30
ATTENTION, FARMERS.

If you are on poor land and depend ent on rain for your crops, come to the Colorado Valley, where there are now 40, eco acres of the most fertile lands on earth-much of it occupied by men of small means who are waiting for the government to open these lands for fil- ing by settlers. Many of these claim ants are too poor to hold 160 acres, and will be glad to sell off one-half at low price to enable them to work, improve and make a home of the other half.
 This is a soft alluvial soil, and there are new two large gravity irrigating canals, heading in the Colorado river near Yuma, almost completed and they will furnish water to amply irrigate this wonderful district.
 No heavy clearing is to be done, as the land is only coeered with the arrow weed and mesquite bush, which can be cleared at about the same expense as a rich bottom of cotton stalks-by rolling and burning.
 Good water can be had at twenty feet anywhere in the valley. There are good schools and necessarily good people.
 This is the only large valley where there is an abundance of water at all seasons for the purpose of irrigation as it is situated below the junction of the Gila and Colorado rivers. Within a few miles are the richest gold fields on the coast, and they are awaiting de- velOplnent.
 Now as to climate. it has been said that there is only one place hotter in winter even than Yuma. The fact is, all through the winter you need more than double blanket at night to be comfortable. In summer it is not an enervating, sultry heat, and man can work out in the sun with less discom- fort than where there is a superabund- ance of rain.
 The finest lemons and oranges are now Jan. 23) hanging On the trees, and vet there has been thin ice for week past.
 For a person with weak lungs this is, above all others, the place he should seek as a home; and the opportunities for business and trades are now good in any lines that can be mentioned. Lots in the city of Yuma can be had at req sonable prices. Lumber is in good de- mand.
 Yuma has a fine system of electric lighting and water works.
 And "on the quiet" there is a con stant bubbling of natural gas from the exposed sand bars of the river which will burn when match is applied, as the writer saw it done this morning. That is also awaiting ''the man" to develop and apply it to practical uses.
 These irrigated lands will produce abundantly all the grain crops, all the fruits except apples; vegetables and melons unsurpassed for excellence.
 But alfalfa is the king of crops, as after it is plowed in and once seeded, it is permanent: there can be taken off as many as six full crops of two tons per acre at each cutting seven dollars per ton on the ranch. It will cost che dollar and fifty cents per ton to cut and stacl-. R
The Arizona sentinel., 1901-01-30

Mr. B. F. Field, of Los Angeles, has been in the city for the past several days and is staying at the Southern Pacific hotel. He came to Yuma in connection with the incorporation of The Sunlight Mining and Smelling Company. This company owns valua- ble galena, silver and gold mines on Lake KoCtaney, British Columbia, now being actively worked. Several prom inent Los Angeles gentlemen are assO- ciated with Mr. Field in this enterprise, among whom are Judge W. A. Cheney, and Rolfe B. Bidwell. Mr. Field is also heavily interested in the Picacho district.
 R. B. Wake, Yuma sport, who has been in the employment of W. H. Lyons for some time past, skipped the town'' last Monday night, and is charged with robbing his employer and forging his name, by which means he realized con- siderable money, bnt the actual amount is not yet known. A warrant has been issued for Wake, and Sheriff Livingston leaves tonight on his trail. He has been traced going east as far as Blaisdell station, and there is not much doubt of his capture. He stands good chance of long term in the pen.
 The Phoenix Gazette says that at a recent examination a Yuma teacher stated that Palestine was the capital of India. The teacher retaliates by say ing that isn't so bad as principal of the Phoenix schools about four years ago who allowed the use of geographies which gave Tucson as the largest city, and capital of the territory.
 L. F. Wolfe's cigar factory is now in operation on First street between Main and Madison avenue. Mr. Wolfe has a fine stock of tobacco and is turning out high-grade smokes. Home institutions should be patronized, therefore when you want to smoke buy one of Wolfe's cigars.
 All kinds of commercial printing done in correct style at the SENTINEL office.
The Arizona sentinel., 1901-01-30
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 F. J. CHENEY & CO.,, Toledo, o.
 Sold by druggists, Toe.
 Halls Family Pills are the best.