The Arizona sentinel., 1901-03-06


now engaged in assessing property.
w. J. Carlisle, of Hanlcn's, has been
at Hotel Gandolfo for some days this
week.
J. w. Darlington went to Phoenix
Friday night and returned WedneS day
morning.
Johnny Behan, who has been in
Phoenix for the past month, returned
to Yuma last week.
The ella and Colorado rivers, which
have been on the rise for the past
week, are now falling.
Sam King, brother of the late Mrs.
Burns, returned from Tucson on We'd
nesday mornings train.
Louie Jaeger has employed Mr.. d.
Riddle, recently of Tucson, as clerk at
the Southern Pacific hotel.
G. H. Mosher, salesman for the Sim
mons Hardware Co. of St. Louis, is
Mr.. N. A. Martin, clerk in the S. P.
freight Office, has gone to Benson en-
business for the company.
DR.. Kirkpatrick, member of the Los
Angeles board of health, was in Yuma
last Saturday, registering at the S. P.
hotel.
Miss Mabel Morris, who formerly re-
sided in Yuma for several years, but
who now lives at Pomona, Cal, arrived
here one day last week for a visit with
friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark T. Ravens, A. D.
Yocum, w. r. Stevenson and c. A.
Converse a party from SOmerton, are
guests of Hotel Gandolfo.
Cassius NJ. Coe took passage on yes
terday mornings train for San Francis
co on q matter of business. He will
return in week or twO-pOssibly Soon
er if the weather is rough.
Rev. HarwoOd, Of Albuquerque, n.
NJ, was visiting Rev. Crouch and fami-
ly last week. Rev. HARDWOOD is super
intendent of Spanish missions for the
district of Arizona and New Mexico.
O'Bryan Moore a St. Louis newspa-
per man. registered at Hotel GandOlfO
last Saturday morning. He is said to
be negotiating with certain parties
for the purchase of an Arizona daily
newspaper.
George, son of Justice Miles, has
been very i'll during the past ten days
and is threatened with pneumonia.
George is bright little fellow and a
great favorite with his playmates, who
are very anxious for his recovery.
Louie Jaeger, landlord of the South
ern Pacific hotel, returned last Mon
day from Nogales. He says the Monte
yuma, a hotel at Nogales which he re-
Gently leased, is doing good business,
with prospects of growing patronage.
J. K. Urmston. special agent for the
Royal and the Queen insurance CON-
panies, spent two or three days in
Yuma and the Colorado valley recent
ly. Mr.. Urmston always has good
word for Yuma's interests whenever
the opportunity is presented.
Abundant health is assured when
there is good blood in the veins.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is the medicine to
make good blood. Begin taking it
now. 1t is just what the system needs
at this time and will do you great
good. Sharpens the appetite, steadies
the nerves.
The steamboat Cochan, Captain Mel
: ton, arrived about noon Sunday from
the Needles, having quite number Of
passengers aboard, among whom were
Mr.. F. Monaghan, wife and daughter,
who will visit Phoenix, Tucson and
Prescott before returning to their
home at the Needles.
Richard Darling registered at Hotel
GandolfO this week. He reports con-
siderable progress among the mines Of
Quartzite. The company expects to
soon ship ore via the Colorado
river and Yuma to FL Paso.
d. S. Harrington and wife Of Har-
rington, Washington, arrived at Hotel
Gandolfo last evening, and will remain
in Yuma for some time. Mr.. YarwOod
is a prominent citizen of Washington,
and is large stockholder in the Ludy
canal west OF Yuma.
Mr.. W. e. Marvin of Yuma is in the
city today. Mr.. Marvin came down to
get his plats of the land about Yuma
revised up to date at the land Office.
Phe prospective opening OF the Ago
dOnes grant on the 18th has attracted a
large number OF people to Yuma. Ev-
erything is very quiet there now, but
Mr.. Marvin says that the opening rush
will no doubt produce enough excite
urt-iil to la~t lur some iilnc. Citizen.