The Arizona sentinel., 1901-03-13
WEDNESDAY,, MARCH 9, 1901,

Col. Epes Randolph was in Yuma for a few hours last Friday.
 c. N. Gee has returned to Hctel Gan dolfo from a brief visit to San Francisco.
 Frank and Walter Webster, of the Colorado valley, were in town last Sat urday.
 Fen. Mike Nugent cf Kcia made one of his periodical visits to Yuma this week.
 4. Tcnin; has an endless variety oi masks for sale fer the masquerade ball On the 18th.
 T. E. Fairman, superintendcnsof of the Lindley property at Palomas, was in town this week.
 Me regret to learn that J. Il. Molina, one of Yuma's wealthy merchants, is quite il with the grip.
 City Recorder J. [. Bedondo has been appointed deputy assessor by Assessor Frank Avila.
 Dave Balsz, proprietor of the city market, received a lot of fat. cattle from Phoenix this week,
 The steamer Cochan is busy trans porting mining machinery from the Picacho district to Yuma.
 s. s. Culver, representing the Les Angeles Herald, made she SENTINEL office fraternal visit today.
 D.L. ("Scotty'} Russell, of the In perial Canal Company was in Yuma last week visiting his family.
 County Treasurer Dug pe Fane has been very busy this week selling property for delinquent taxes.
 Deputy U. s. Marshal |. c. Wilder left fer Phoenix cn Friday nights train with au insane patient fer the asylum.
 4 company Of cavalry from Fort Grant en route for the Philippines laid ever in Yuma several hours last Sun day.
 Hon. John Doan, Of the Fortuna min ing company, was in Yuma Friday and made the SENTINEL office a pleasant call,
 Captain Friant, proprietor of the steamer Rita, tcok . barge lead of mer- cbandise up the river to Ehrenbprg last week.
 Edward Nelson has moved his Arizo- Ca Bakery into the Baker building, on the west side Of Main street, nezt deer 10 Johnny Rimpau's,
 s. Hazard, Q prominent attorney Cf Tucscn, was in Yuma several days re- gently attending to legal business. Mir, Hazard thinks Yuma has promising future.
 The SENTINEL would advise the Los Angeles Times to secure q correspond ent at least give the smallpox news from his own county before inventing yellow flag stories about Yuma.
 The SENTINEL's famous pet dog "Parson" $ now Q widower, his better half, "Tohy" having suicided by stran- gulatiCn one day last week ct ranch down the valley.
 Charley Eiclelbercer passed through Yuma last week on his way to Fl Paso, where he is having a smelting test Of some ore taken from the Coodenough mine in the Tyscn's district.
 Dent forget the St. Patrick's Day ball to be given by the Yuma volunteer fire department. St. Patrick $ day this year comes on Sunday: therefore the ball will be cn Monday evening, the 18th inst.
 Jack Rivers, police judge Of the GCodenough camp, Tysoa's district, was in town last week. He says every thing is fourishing in that section; tanks are all full of water and pros Pectors happy.
 By a private letter received from John Mckee, who is in Los Angeles fer medical treatment, We learn that he is improving, and though but slowly. the good news will be pleasing to the old prCspectcr's many friends in Arizona.
 Billy Marvin has returned from Tuc5cn where he obtained at the L. $. land office q a.complete set Of up-to-date maps and plats Of the lands in Yuma county, which makes his abstract rec SrC. complete.
 Vim. J. Carlisle has returned from his ranch near Yuma and will remain in tbis vicinity fer several months. MT. Carlisle says that phenomenal pro eSess has been made in the way Of irri- gation in the section which lays be tween Yuma and the mouth Of the Gel Crado rirer.-Los Angeles Express.
 Vessel Tumm, who came here from Washington last fali and has been in Yuma during the winter, is lacking up his judgment oi 4uma's future by in vestments, net cnly in city property, but has also purchased a I6o-acre farm in the Colorado valley known as tue Joe Bell place.
 4 Missouri editor published an item which stated shat '.the man who was hGgging the hired girl had better stop CT bis name will be published" n a few days about ttno1ty-Ive citizens paid