The Arizona sentinel., 1901-01-23
Bishop candies fruit at Cotter's drug

Attorney Pearce Evans is in Los An Reles on a pleasure trip. If you are looking for fine stationary go to Cotter's drug store.
 Frank Norton of Hedges was visiting friends in Yuma this week.
 Something new in hair brushes see them at Cotter's drug store.
 E.F. Sanguinetti left yesterday morn ing for Los Angeles on business.
 J. Craig ahd family of Woodland. Cal, have apartments at Hotel Gan dolfo.
 Sheriff Livingston is proving himself to be very capable as well as an active officer.
 J.. J. Bowen, superintendent of Ithe famous Mohawk canal was in Yuma last week.
 Levi Sparr, president of the Bank of Yuma, returned from business trip to San Francisco Monday.
 t1s M. T1taCSISOll, d hCoAO11S SnCCiC owner from Texas, has been stopping at Hotel Gandolfo this week.
 A. c. Hunt, of Los Angeles, who is largely interested in the Imperial canal is a guest of Hotel GandolfO.
 Location notices, conforming to the latest United States and Arizona min ing laws, for sale at this office.
 John Gandolfo, ST., who is visiting with his family in Los Angeles, is ex- pected to arrived in Yuma tomorrow night.
 Judge Geo. w. Norton came down from Mohawk on Tuesday mornings train on business, and returned the same day.
 VIC. Stuart and wife, Mrs. s. C. Robertson and Miss c. L. Stuart, all of New York City, were at Hotel Gandolfo Saturday.
 L. w. Wakefield and J. F. Ingram of Tucson, and w. w. Cutter of Teme- cula, Cal, registered at Hotel Gandolfo yesterday.
 Louie Esselburn, manager of the Yuma Stables, has added a new hearse to his livery outfit. Which, we might add, fills long-felt want.
 T. w. Underhill left for his home last Wednesday, after weeks work as supervisor, during which time he WAS presiding officer of the board.
 Bids for printing, and furnishing hos pital and other supplies, are invited by the board of supervisors. See notice on second page of the SENTINEL.
 Richard Darling, the mining expert of Denver, is registered at Hotel Gan dolfo. MT. Darling is developing min ing properties in the Iyson Wells dis trict.
 Sheriff Truman came down from Florence on Tuesday mornings train, and went out to Kofa to examine some mining property with the view of in- vesting.
 Mike Nugent has returned from Los Angeles and after few days lay-Over in Yuma returned to kofa last night. Paul Moretti, of the firm of Gilroy & Moretti, accompanied him to Kofa.
 Hotel Gandolfo is filled to overflow ing. If the present travel to Yuma keeps up it will not be long before "Don Juan" will have to add another story to his elegant and popular hotel.
 The new city government met and organized last Monday. J. L. Redondo was reappointed city recorder, which appointment gives general satisfaction.
 Miss Jennie Sanguinetti, after lengthy visit in San Francisco, return ed to Yuma last Sunday and has taken charge of the cashiers department in her brothers store.
 Every movement hurts when you have rheumatism. Muscles are stiff and sore and joints are painful. Hoods Sarsaparilla goes right to the spot in this disease, neutralizes the acidity of the blood and cures.
 Indigestion, nausea are cured by Hoods Pills.
 Billy Marvin is the happy pa of a new baby boy which arrived at his home January l7-Dr. Moller attending physician. Billy is growing over Bob Ratch-says his boy is bigger than BOb's new girl.
 F. G. GilsOn, a prominent citizen of Monrovia, Colo, was a guest of the s. P. hotel last week. Mir. Gilson has in- A vested in lands under the Imperial canal. He says the proposition is all right and bound to be great success. NIT. John B. Ashby, president and manager of the Papago Copper com pany, and J. H. Bryson, both of Los Angeles, were in Yuma Saturday and made the SENTINEL office pleasant call. They left the same evening for their mining camp, which is one of the most promising in the county.
 The SENTINEL regrets to announce the death of Helen, youngest daughter of MT. and Mrs. C. C. Dyer of West Yuma, who passed from earth, last Thursday night after very short ill., ness. Helen was bright and lovable little girl and her death was sad blow to her parents, and all whoiknew her.