The Arizona sentinel., 1901-04-03

 L. B. Clark, one of the big ranchers of the Gila valley, was in town yester- day.
 Col. Geo. Chafey. general manager of the Imperial Land Company, is in Yuma this week.
 Mrs. NJ. c. Levy arrived in Yuma on Friday nights train from Los Angeles, and will remain in the city for couple of weeks.
 Johnny Rimpau not Cnly has the prettiest lady clerk. but the hand somest show window in Yuma. Johnny's skill as a window dresser is superb.
 Col. J. s. Spear left last Thursday night fer Washington to confer with the Interior department in the interest of the Yuma Indians. Capt. Vaughan will be acting superintendent of the Indian school during Col. Spears ab- sence.
  suited in the election of Geo. H. Miles as trustee of District No. l. The cleo t6on was very quiet. There were two candidates in the field. J. E. Devine and MT. Miles, and the vote boiled was small.
 MT. and Mrs. D. A. Lindley of Sac ramento are still in the valley. Mir. Lindley is the owner of an extensive hog ranch in the Gila valley, near Mohawk and Palomas. Mr. Lindley is gentleman of means and enterprise. Just the sort of man whose interest in the community is most desirable.
 NJ. A. Martin, who has been at Ben son the past month, has returned to hls desk as chief clerk in the s. P. freight office. MT. Martin is one of the most popular attaches on the Gila division and his many friends are pleased that he has returned.
 Helen. the little daughter of MT. and Mrs. James Milton, died last Thursday evening at o'clock and was buried on Friday afternoon in the Protestant cemetery. The bereaved parents have the sympathy of their many friends in the sad bereavement.
 Mrs. Herbert Brown gave party at her residence on the hill last Thursday night in honor of her neice, Miss Pearl Seelev, of Tucson. Miss Seeley has been visiting Mrs. Brown for the past two weeks and has made friends of all who have met her.
 The Southern Pacific railroad com pany has just had completed the pit and foundation on which will be placed an immense tank to be filled with oil fo be used for fuel on engines. Tanks of the same capacity (one million gal Ions will also be put in at Fl Paso Tucson and Lordsburg.
 Col. Charles Balance, father of Hen Burt Dunlap, arrived in Yuma las week from Peoria, III. Col. Ballanc' is a man of wealth and his hobby i hogs. He has bought a large tract C land in the Colorado valley, which h. intends to convert into hog ranch where the finest pOrkers will be raised for the market.
 Frank King, who is here from Tue sen attending court, made the Sentine office a pleasant call last Friday. Franl used to be a newspaper man himself having been at one time editor and pro prietor of the Nogales Vidette. He out of the newspaper field now and engaged in the real estate business il Tucson and we are pleased to learn h is making a financial success of it.
 The Arizona bakery and restauran sells bread, pies and cakes, soda water ice cream and ice cream soda and col drinks. Serves all kinds of lunches hot or cold as desired for l0c. and III From l2 to 3 o'clock every day W serve dinner at 25c. As to the cookin we claim that it is positively the bes in town. Not only better than tn Chinaman's, but better than any othe American cooking in Yuma. Come an try us a few times or ask our contente boarders if it is not so.
 Dr. WIT. Heffernan, enc of the dire tors of the Imperial Land Compan. arrived in Yuma Tuesday evening, fC the purpose of making arrangemen for the reception and entertainment the California editors, who will visit tn locality next Monday and Tuesday. is understood that the citizens of Yum will cooperate with the officials Of u land company in this matter, and the end that the newspaper men may hospitably entertained during the =, visit in the city.
 Strength comes from well digestt and thoroughly assimilated foo Hoods Sarsaparilla tones the dlgestl7 organs, and thus builds up the strengt If you are getting run down" beg taking Hoods at once. It gives nerv mental and digestive strength.
 Yellowstone and Monogram whiski at The Ruby.
 Babbitt metal for sale at the SEN MEL office.
 For fragrant smoke the Fl UniveI can't be beat. The Wigwam keeps e
 Try the Fl Universe cigar-for s;