The Arizona sentinel., 1901-12-18
Nuts.
Numerous kinds at R. NJ. Rawlins'.
Senator Dorsey left On the Limited f biC rnOrt1in,y fOp CS AnUoleS


 office social call Tuesday.
 Born, to Mr. and Mrs. c. P. Cronin, Tuesday morning, December r, ten- pound daughter. pr. Alp John otficiat- ing physician.
 Frank Blaisdell made another ship ment of oranges from Blaisdell Heights to the eastern markets last Monday.
 Mrs. Donald Mcintyre returned last Thursday from Los Angeles, where she had been for dental. treatment.
 Will Lewis was in town Saturday to meet friend whom he expected to ar rive from Washington, D. C., on Sun day mornings train.
 c. ". Faulkner and NJ. H. Anderson and family of Santa Paula, Cal, passed through Yuma last Thursday on their way to Cihola.
 Billy Marvin, county surveyor, re- turned last Saturday from trip up the Gila on business connected with the sur veyor's office.
 Senator Eugene S. Ives passed through Yuma on last Thursday morn ing's train on his way to Los Angeles.
 H. G. Rush has resigned his position iii the Bank of Yuma, having been ap- pointed chief deputy in the county re- corder's office,
 Wyatt Earp and wife arrived at Hotel Gandolfo Saturday night direct from Nome. They are guests at Hotel Gandolfo.
 Dan Devore and wife were in town this week, buying toys for their neigh bors' children; having none of their own they will bring happiness to others. R. H. Stanton of Bisbee, who was member of the Rough Riders during the Spanish war, is one Of the new guards at the prison.
 Thomas Underhill and J. c. De Witt, members of the board of supervisors, came into town Monday to attend the meeting of the board of supervisors.
 Sheriff N1unds and deputy brought down from Yavapai county six more prisoners for the pen last week. Their sentences range from three to fifteen years.
 Martin Pool left for the mouth of the Colorado river last Thursday on pros pecting trip. He is making the trip in the sailboat "Shoe Fly" Charley Tyson commanding.
 James H. Graham returned from the s. H. mountains, Saturday, where he has been overseeing some assessment work on his copper claims in that dis trict.
 Al. Hodges, formerly of Yuma, died ct Kingman on the 7th inst, of typhoid pneumonia. His widow and child ar rived in the city Sunday night, where she will reside in the future.
 Mayor Shanssey says be has ''naught but words cf praise for the honorable board of supervisors, and that they can be depended upon in an emergency"
 Captain A. D. Yocum arrived at Ho- tel Gandolfo Sunday night from Pasa- dena. The captain informs us that he has purchased steam shovel to be u:ed in deepening and widening the Farmers' canal.
 Carr & Kester of Yuma valley last week shipped car of horses to Cali fornia. Carr & Hester will be remem- bered as the bee men who shipped 30,- 600 pounds of honey to the eastern mar kets during the summer.
 A. J. Crawford, A. D. Morris and E. F. Cummings of Los Angeles, returned from the Tacna copper mining district Tuesday morning. They went there to examine some promising copper pros poets. They are now registered at Hotel Gandolfo.
 The merchants in Yuma are enjoying a lively holiday trade. Even at this early day people loaded down with Christmas packages can be seen on the streets at any time, not wishing to take chances of getting what they want next week.
 The Southern Pacific Company en- riched the county treasury by paying taxes to the amount of S30, ,925.56. The payment was made through the Wells Fargo Express Company, and was the railroad company's taxes for the cur rent year 1901.
 Adjutant Washburn, wife and daughter of the Salvation Army have arrived in town and will try once more to make us be good. The Salvation Army does lots of good in its own pe- culiar way, and we are pleased to see this detachment making war On the hardened old Yuma sinners, and hope to see some of them touched hard
 F. J. Hare, postal inspector Of the Postofflce department for the Pacific coast, has been in the city for the past three days inspecting the Yuma post office. Mir. Hare says the Yuma office is in frst-class shape and Postmaster Chandler's administration is rated No. 1
 Mr. and Mrs. W. c. Ramsey, princi- pal and proprietors of the Stockton Business College, will arrive in Yuma on tomorrow mornings train, and for a