The Arizona sentinel., 1901-04-17


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 M. l.. Pool is visiting with his family. He reports all the Yuma boys at Quito vaca we'll and doing well.
 Mel Greenleaf has returned from Tucson, having made final proof upon his 320-acre claim in the Colorado valley.
 FOR of the best ranches in the Colorado valley of 160 acres each. Apply to c. P. Cronin, court house.
 Captain Polhamus came in Monday |, night from the Needles to attend meeting of the school trustees of Yuma district.
 Charley Lewis, cne of the industrious and progressive young men of the Colo rado valley, called Saturday and re- newed his subscription to the Sentinel.
 John Gandolfo, ST., returned Friday night from Los Angeles, where he has been visiting for several days, including Easter Sunday, with his family.
 Miss Anita Gandolfo has been in Yuma the past few days visiting friends and relatives. She has rooms at Hotel Gandolfo and her friends will be pleased to know that she will remain in the city for some time.
 Miss Arbcgast, sister of l.. Nj. Arbo- gast, is in the city visiting with her brother and friends, having recently arrived from Ontario, Cal, where she recently finished course in elocution at the academy.
 Frank Payne, the convict who es- capped from the territorial prison April Sd, was captured 20 miles up the Colo rado river last Sunday by the two pris- on guards who were on his trail, AL berto Imperial and Juan Zabala, who brought the escape in Monday.
 Louie Jaeger is in Nogales, looking after the interests of his Hotel Monte zuma-in fact he seems to devote the greater part of his time to the Nogales hostelry, Mrs. Jaeger managing the s. P. hotel here in his absence.
 Thomas Buck, a brother of Will Buck, "blew in" yesterday from Bisbee and will remain awhile to see what Yuma is like. Tom is plumber and learned his trade in Phoenix, where he has lived the greater part of his life.
 The board of supervisors have reject ed the bids for county printing, county physician and county hospital, and have re-advertised for other bids under the new law; also for bids for publishing the delinquent tax list. The advertise ment appears in another column.
 The school board met Monday night and organized by the election of Capt. Polbamus president and J. H. Godfrey clerk, Judge Miles taking his seat as new member. The appointment of school census marshal will be made at the next meeting of the board.
 The board of supervisors have been in session the past week, it being their regular quarterly meeting, and they have transacted an immense quantity of business-more than at the session of any former board in the history of the county.
 The Hodges brothers are quite nu- merously represented in town this week: Eddie, from Hedges, and the TWO Franks from their cattle ranch across the river from Ehrinburg, and last but not least, Pete of Yuma-all good citizens.
 Billy Marvin, wife and baby boy, w. SE. Sherman Marvin, honored the Senti- ynel office with brief call last Saturday evening. Billy has the finest baby in the county-at least he thinks so, and that's the same thing. The young chap was on his good behavior and made favorable impression on the Sentinel people.
 c. R. Hood, deputy collector of GUS toms at this port, was caller at the Sentinel office on Monday, having just returned from trip to Nogales, and confirmed the report of the death of Frank Hartlee. Mir. Hood is one of the most efficient deputies under Collector Hoey, and has made lots of friends since coming to Yuma.
 ONr. s. W. Darling, the jeweler, who went to Los Angeles something over week ago to have his eyes treated, has sent word back to his friends that he has lost one of his eyes. The diseased organ had become so badly inaamed as 10 threaten the loss of sight from both; he submitted to its being taken out in order to save the other eye. A sad mis- fortune.
 J. E. Devine, editor of the Sun, last Tuesday went up to Farrah Gulch and will spend couple of weeks there opening up some placer claims in which he is financially interested. Farrah Gulch is in the Ehrinburg district, six miles back of old La PaZ. The ''dea- con" took good force of men from Yuma to prospect the claims and will ascertain to certainty if there is "Gny thing in them before he retuIn-.