The Arizona sentinel., 1901-10-02
ARIZONA SENTINEL.
 Yhn1a, Arizona
WEDNESDAY,, OCT. ?, 1901.


 and domestic cigars at Tonini's.
 Tonini handles the Parker Jointless Fountain pen, the best there is made. The ink is carried directly to the point Of the pen, and will not leak as most fountain pens do and soil the hands.
 E. E. Haynes of Harrington, Wash, is stopping at Hotel Gandolfo.
 Chief Justice Webster Street, has experiments at Hotel Gandolfo.
 W. B. Denny, agent fer Baker, Hamilton 6 Co.,, San Francisco, is reg istered at Hotel Gandolfo.
 Judge Conroy, one of the leading attorneys of Los Angeles, is guest at Hotel Gandolfo.
 Capt. Polhamus, returned today from a business trip to San Diego.
 Senator E. s. Ives came in Monday from Tucson, and has been very busy attending to his large practice before the present term of court.
 The following citizens from Palomas are in attendance upon court: J. Fred Nottbusch, Norah Nelson, A. B. Palm CT. Thos. Underhill and Chas. Ingalls,.
 Miss Ella Washburn of Los Angeles, Cal, has been selected to teach the school at Mohawk.
 L. B. Modie, constable for Mohawk precinct, was in Yuma Saturday on off cial business.
 Louis Leivas and Basilla Arlniia were indicted for highway robbery and their trial is set for Friday.
 H. A. Schischmider was admitted to citizenship by the court, Tuesday.
 Constable Jake Meadows is the proud and happy father of girl baby which arrived at the Meadows domicil last Sunday. Dr. Alp John officiated.
 Valentine Westfall one of the pros porous ranchers on the Gila, was in Yuma this week and a member of the grand jury.
 Mrs. Vivian, mother Of Mrs. Jack Dunne, arrived from Los Angeles Fri day night, having brought with her Jacks new baby, which has been visit ing with its grandma.
 Thos. Armstrong, one Of Phcenix's prominent attorneys and w. N. Tiff fany, court reporter for this district, are in attendance upon court. They are guests Ut Hotel Gandolfo.
 L. B. Clark left on Mondays train for Mohawk with car load Of fine brood mares which he had purchased while on a recent trip into California. The stock is for his ranch in Mohawk valley.
 Recuperation. There is not so much in the ordinary vacation as there is in single bottle of Hoods Sarsaparilla, which refreshe5 the tired blood, sharp enS the dulled appetite, restores the lost courage. Take Hoods Sarsaparilla.
 Mir. and Mrs. Wm. D. Luce Of Dome, Yuma county, were in town this week purchasing supplies for his camp at Castle Dome. MT. Luce is one Of the best known and successful mining men in the territory, and has one Of the best camps in the county.
 Chas. A. Stauffer, who.was a school mate of Miss Edna Greenleaf, teacher in the Yuma school, is a guest of Hotel Gandolfo. MT. Stauffer has been ap- pointed teacher for the Picacho school, and leaves tomorrow for that district.
 Supervisor Meeden has rented Mrs. Taggart's cottage or Che mesa west of the s. P. hotel. The Captain and Mrs. Meeden have tired of hotel life and concluded to go to house keeping and enjoy home cooking and home privacy for awhile.
 H. A. Jenkins and his partner, J. L. Gaskill, well-known cattle men of Lower California, returned Monday from a two months vacation on the coast. They will remain in Yuma q few days and then return to the ranch over the line.
 Bob Strauss, whom everybody knows and loves, came in from California last Saturday night. Bob is on his way to Mexico, accompanied by Carlos Mon- teverdo, a wealthy citizen of Hermosila, Mexico, to examine some mining prop erty in Sonora for a San Francisco mining syndicate.
 Miguel Castenada of Benson, broth 4er-in-law of Mrs. Judge Brinley, died at the Tucson hospital last week. MT. C. was in business at old La Paz and Ehrenberg in the early days. He was a good citizen and respected by all who knew him.
 The Nogales papers speak very high ly of R. A. McPherson, the newly ap- pointed deputy customs collector at this port. The position of collector at this place is a very responsible one, and from all we learn, Mir. McPherson is the right man in the right place. The Sentinel bids him welcome.
 Jim Ryan, who has been in attend ance at court as member of the grand jury, has returned to his ranch near Mohawk. MT. Ryan says that Supt. Bowen of the Mohawk canal company has large force of men at work deep