The Arizona sentinel., 1901-01-16
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY Is, 1901.

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 G.H. Crow and H. F. Sherman O! Bakersfield are guests of Hotel Gun. dolfo.
 On Thursday night will be held the last meeting of the old city govern tnent.
 Louie Jaeger, landlord of the s. P Hotel, is enjoying the Carnival at El Paso.
 L. E. Anderson, wealthy cattle man from Bakersfield, is a guest of Hotel Gandolfo.
 Jack Dunne and family left on Mon. day nights train for Fl Paso to visit his mother.
 The late cold snap has caused no damage in Yuma or vicinity so far as we can learn.
 Juan Gahdolfo, jr., returned last night from visit with his mother and sisters st Los Angeles.
 s. N. Feldheim, agent for Murphy, Grant SS Co.,, of San Francisco, is stop ping at Hotel Gandolfo.
 Geo. Tyng of Victoria, Texas, has been guest of Hotel Gandolfo this week. He left for Dome last night.
 Tom Molloy is stepping rather high on account of baby boy which arrived at the Molloy residence the 7th inst.
 J. Wells Smith, prominent mining man of Colorado, is here seeking mining investments for Colorado capitalists.
 MARRIED-Saturday, January F, by Judge Frank, William R. Smart and Lillie Middleton, both of Los Angeles.
 Billy Dunne's new building on Jones street is receiving the finishing touches. It is one of the finest buildings in town.
 G. E. Knight, president of the Build ing and Loan Association, has returned to Hotel Gandoifo after trip to For tuna.
 James H. Graham returned from Mohawk and vicinity Monday morning, where he had been to look after his mining interests. , A. s. Perry, of Los Angeles, who has been looking over the Imperial countr; returned to Hotel Gandolfo last Monday He was much pleased with the country.
 Mrs. Judge Frank has presented the SENTINEL office with some specimens of oranges grown in her yard in Yuma. They are beauties-as fine fruit as we ever saw.
 Hon. Nj. J. Nugent passed through Yuma last Saturday on his way to Los Angeles to consult specialist in regard to ear trouble which has became quite serious with him.
 Ex-Mayor R. J. Duncan's building on Main street has reached the second story. When completed it will improve materially the appearance of that lOca- lity-the burnt district.
 Peg" the artist painter is doing some really fine work in the new bank building He is also responsible fer the window signs, which are also high-claSs work.
 C. D. Baker of Hotel Gandolfo, has been confined to his room for the past ten days with very bad case of the grip" but is now convalescent and able to attend to business again.
 The Phoenix Enterprise of the 14th comes to,hand enlarged to eight-pages and verges closely upon metropoli- tanism. It is fine paper. Mills and Bell are to be congratulated upon the great success they are achieving.
 J. Henderson and wife, James Brain and wife and J. R. Bradley and wife are a party of prominent people from Neva- da who have apartments at Hotel Gan dolfo. MT. Henderson is banker at Elko.
 Conception, better known as "Chapo" Lorona, died last night from the grip and other serious complications. ''Chspo" Lorona was 50 years of age. He had lived in Yuma many years, and was respected by all who knew him.
 Of the many holiday and special edi- tions gotten out by numerous of our ex- changes this winter, none were better than that of the San Diego Union, issued January lst. The Union for that date was fine paper in every sense of the term.
 MT. Will J. Green, secretary and treasurer of the Irrigation Land and Improvement company, paid the SEN TINEL friendly call on Monday. MT. lots of water in it, and everybody happy.
 The coming legislature will be asked to carve a new county out of Yavapai with Jerome as the county seat. The new county will be named for Senator Clark, owner of the United Verde Cop per mines at Jerome, which will be very appropriate.
 Fred Fredley, elected justice of the peace at the recent election, has re- signed, and the board of supervisors has appointed in his place Geo. H. Miles. Judge Miles qualifed-took the oath of office, and entered upon his duties last