The Arizona sentinel., 1901-08-21
WEDNESDAY,, AUGUST 2l, 1901.

John T. Cameron, the cattlemon, was at Hotel GsndolfO On Monday.
 Hon. Burt Dunlap has returned from the east and registered st Hotel Gan dolfo Monday.
 P. r. Eussey of Harrisburg is stop ping at Hotel Gandolfo.
 J. E. Wise cattleman from Dos Ca bases, is at Hotel GandolfO.
 A. J. Crawford has returned from Los Angeles and is quartered at Hotel Gandolfo
 was at Hotel Gandolfo this week. He came to inspect the gold dredger at the Potholes.
 w. R. Uber, of Los Angeles regis tered at Hotel Gandolfo this week.
 C. E. Minier is down from the Pot holes today and is stopping at Hotel Sandolfo.
 Dan Devore of Fortuna is registered axHotel Gsndolfo this week.
 F. C. Myers of Chicago is registered at Hotel Gandolfo.
 A. MOdesti made trip to Los An geles and return last week.
 Harry Morse went up to the Tyson mining district last week with parties who contemplate investing in mining properties there.
 The Misses Daggett, Despair, Jordan and Reiff left for short season at the coast Thursday morning.
 Next Monday will be the last day of the existence of the board of equaliza- tion for this year, and great deal of business is likely to be crowded into that days session. The board will also make the tax levy for the ensuing year.
 s1O,OO0 to loan. Apply to Guarantee Title Abstract Co.,, box 96, Yuma, Arizona.
 The seashore excursiOnistS from Arizona will shortly be wandering back home again to enjoy eight or nine months of the finest climate on the globe.
 George Mccormick and wife came back from the coast last night.
 The many friends of Henry Bruns are pleased to see him out on the streets again after short illness.
 Tired Mothers. It's hard work to take care of children and to cook, sweep, wash, sew and mend besides. Tired mothers should take Hoods Sar- saparilla--it refreshes the blood, inn proves the appetite, assures restful sleep, and helps in many ways.
 At the meeting of the city council Saturday night, reports of city mar shal and treasurer were received and passed upon and some accounts audited. Nothing but routine business YVES transacted.
 Mrs. NJ. C. Levy and her sister, Miss Casares. arrived home from Santa Mon ica Monday night.
 Mr. P. F. Bussey is in Yuma this week looking after some business in the probate court. pertaining to the estate of w. s. MofRtt, Of which heis admin istrator Mr. Bussey's home is in South Dakota, but he has been in Yuma county nearly year now endeavoring 10 settle up the Moffatt estate, and fer the past several months has been clos ing out the store and other interests of the estate at Harrisburg.
 Born. to Mir. and Mrs. L. P Good win, Sunday night, August 18th, an g. pound baby girl. All parties getting along nicely. Dr. Moller attending physician.
 Capt. Polhamus returned last night from Southern California, where he says he met a large part Of southern Arizona's population.
 A country that serves its people as fine weather for eight months in the year as Arizona does deserves better treatment than to have everybody with in her borders who can ''rake, scrape or borrow" enough coin to shove up for railroad fare to desert her fer the coast on account of a little warm weather in midsummer. Arizonans ought to promote summer resorts with in their own territory and then SUD- port and build them up by visiting them and spending their money there.
 By private letter we learn that Col. Brooks, the well7known mining expert, is just row recovering from very severe spell of sickness in Los Angeles. TSe Colonel's friends are pleased to know that he passed through the or deal safely and will soon be in Yuma again.
 Mir. F. L. Ewing left on Tuesday mornings train for Los Angeles in charge of little Herbert Cennor, who had the misfortune to break his arm some time ago. The injured arm is not recovering as it should, and Judge Ewing has taken the boy inside where he can have special treatment, as it has been feared the little fellow might be- come permanently crippled.
 Robt Luce and Jim Rhea, the f1n