The Arizona sentinel., 1901-01-30
WEDNESDAY,, JANUARY 30, 1901.

Yuma county's senator has a pretty girl clerk.
 Geo. Hodges, of Hedges, Cal, was in town Monday.
 Charley Pickenbach has been ap- pointed postmaster at Harqua Hala.
 Geo. McCauley, the hotel man from Flowing Wells, registered at Hotel GandOlfo last evening.
 F. Renaud, of Phoenix, is a guest of Hotel Gandolfo. He is looking over the Imperial canal project
 D. E. Eberhardt, of Fortuna, is reg istered at Hotel Gandolfo.
 L.V. Navarro Of Tucson, arrived at Hotel Gandolfo yesterday. Mr. Nav arro was Mexican consul at Phoenix for several years.
 s. Finnell, H. Halle. ". H. Jack and $. Norton, cattlemen from New Mexico, are guests of Hotel GandOlfo.
 H. c. Wassman, salesman for the Standard Oil Co.,, was guest of Hotel Gandolfo this week.
 w. R. Stevenson, engineer fer the Farmers canal west of Yuma, is regis tered at Hotel Gandolfo.
 Laughing" Harry Leonard arrived in Yuma Sunday from a thirty-days prospecting tour.
 Fred Vessel, was in Yuma Tuesday from Laguna. Mr. Vessel is among the best and best known citizens Of Yuma county.
 Mrs. Dr. Cotter is visiting with her brothers and sisters, the well-known McKinzie family of San Jose, Cal.
 Mulford Winsor, assistant chief clerk of the Assembly, came down from Phoe- nix Tuesday morning. and returned the same day.
 Mrs. Charles Mauk, wife of Gila City's big merchant, was in Yuma this week visiting friends.
 Charles Eichelberger came in from Tyson's mining district Tuesday to pur- chase supplies for the camp.
 MT. w. D. Luce owner of the Castle Dome lead mines, was in Yuma this week on business.
 John Gandolfo, Sr., returned last Sunday from two weeks visit with his family in Los Angeles.
 Julius Goldbaum, of Tucson, was in Yuma Saturday attending to some buSi- ness for the Gallagher estate.
 Joe Nugent returned from Phoenix last week where he had been to help organize the third house.
 The smiling countenance of Dan Devore was seen upon cur streets this week.
 Capt. Jack Mellon and Geo. Downey came down the river in a TOW boat from the Needles.
 CD. Breedlow of Sommerton has been appointed Notary Public for Yuma County.
 Jack Dunne and family returned last Saturday from a ten days visit with his mother at Fl Paso. They also took in the carnival, which Jack thinks was great"
 The only thing in the governors $ message which seems to please Bro. Rogers of the Prescott Courier is that portion relating to the territorial prison.
 w. B. Kibbey, son of Judge Kibbey of Phoenix, and H. J. Snowman, of Trinidad, Colorado, were in Yuma on Monday, and made the SENTINEL office pleasant call.
 Mrs. Nj. c. Levy and her little daugh- ter Eva arrived from Los Angeles Sunday night. Mrs. Levy will be in Yuma for two or three weeks looking after her large property interests.
 Donald Mcintyre, one of the attaches of the s. P. company at this place, has received the sad intelligence of the death of his sister in Scotland. Mir. McIntyre's many friends in Yuma ex- tend sympathy.
 Paul Moretti, of the firm of Gilroy & MOretti, returned Sunday from the King of Arizona mining district. Mir. MOretti is interested in some mines near the celebrated King which bid fair to prove bonanza to the owners.
 Owen Curran, miner from the Klon- dyke. died in Yuma on January 18th of consumption. It is reported that Mir. Curran had some valuable claims in the far. north and some three hundred dol lafTon deposit here in town.
 L. w. Alexander, manager of the mercantile establishment of Nj. J. Nu- gent at Kofa, arrived in town Sunday. Aleck was busy all day Sunday shaking hands with his numerous friends. He returns home today.
 There is some one who makes habit of visiting the little house in the rear of the SENTINEL office and making a nuisance of himself. This thing is be- coming intolerable. Whoever the in- dividual is, he ought to goto the river, else hire himself out to the city as a street sprinkler.
 Peter Hodges, proprietor of the Yuma market, has returned from a ten days trip to the Hodges mining district