The Arizona sentinel., 1901-07-10
Who says it's hot?

t1ObSl 0dI.uCtIO TUT SeN6fdl udSS IuE week.
 J. J. Bowen, superintendent of tho Mohawk Canal Co.,, registered at Hotel Gandolfo this week.
 S. N. Feldheim, agent for Murphy, Grant and Co.,, San Francisco, is at Hotel Gandolfo.
 Frank Guerra left for the Texas Hill oil fields Tuesday.
 ', Geo. A. Duke has been engaged with the board of Equalization for the past week as ''Title Sharp"
 Hon. J. H. Behan came in yesterday morning from Tucson for visit with his son Albert.
 Dan Devore was up from his valley home Saturday making final proof or his land before the district clerk.
 Judge Lee, Monitors postma ster, was in Yuma on the 4th, but spent most ot the day at the farmers picnic down the valley.
 { Charley Hood, custom house officer at this port, has been in Nogales for a few days on official business. f
 J. Fred Nottbusch, the Palomas mer- chant, was in Yuma on the 4th shaking hands and taking in the burlesque cir GUS, etc.
 Mrs. Miles Archibald has gone to Dawson City to visit her aunt, Nellie Cashman. She will remain in the far north during the summer.
 The family of Supt. Brown of the prison left last week for San Francisco, where they will visit for several months.
 Union made tobaccos cost no more than trust goods. Get them at Shorey's $
 Mrs. Levy and her two youngest sons came in Wednesday from California to remain permanently. She will octrpy one of her cottages on Main street.
 The jury in the case of Miller, charg- ed with complicity in the murder of - Mrs. Burns, returned a verdict of &C., quittal. The case of Tain, charged with the same crime, was dismissed by the court.
 Mrs. Dr. Cotter left on Monday morn ing's train for San Jose, California, where she will remain until about the first of August.
 Mrs. L. c. Stahl, Mrs. J. M. Alrara- do, Miss NJ. Townsend and Mrs. F.. NJ. Reese and daughter left last Friday morning on the excursion train for Los Angeles and Santa Monica.
 Bread of fine texture and excellent quality. Buy 8 loaf today at Sh0rey's.
 The many friends of Mrs. George Paxton will be pleased to learn that she is improving, although very slowly.
 Sheriff Livingston left for Phoenix last night, having in his charge one John Doe, insane, who was recently discharged from the pen.
 The proprietor of the Mammoth shoe store, Los Angeles, was married to 8 handsome blonde last night at Hotel Gandolfo. No cards.
 A.. J. Crawford, the contractor and architect for the Molina building, ar rived at Hotel Gandolfo last evening.
 Wm. Goatman, mining expert of Los Angeles, arrived last evening at Hotel Gandolfo.
 City Marshal McPhaul says the 4th was the quietest day of the year. Not one arrest, and no disturbances of ans nature.
 That fellow was back after his blank cts yesterday and was so pleased with the weather that he will remain with us tE, October.
 The Yuma valley farmers are busy harvesting their third cut of alfalfa, and will make three moro before the season is over.
 Sheriff Munds of Yarapai county came in Tuesday with four prisoners for the pen-result of the cleanup for last rnenth's term of district court in that county.
 United States Marshal McCord has has been authorized by the department of justice at Washington to remove the marshal's office from Tucson to Phoe- nix.
 September 1st the Sothern Pacific will run dining cars on the overland, San Francisco to New Orleans and all the hotels will be under enc manage uent, like the present system On the Santa Fe.
 L. W. Alexander and family Of Kofa took their 4th of July in Yuma, and were greeted by their many friends, who arc always pleased to sec them. Aleck returned to Kets Monday night; his family remains here.
 A west-bound freight train was ditch cd by broken rail last Monday near Mammoth Tank on the desert. Thir- teen cars were demolished. No one hurt.
 Elmer Bowman now has the Los An seles Herald route in Yuma.