The Arizona sentinel., 1901-07-17
Candies. all kinds. at ShoreY,s.

pineapple soda, at Shorey's. -kine liner paper at 25c per box at Cotter's drug store.
 Sponges and bath soap for the hot weather at GOtter's drug store.
 When down town buy pure fruit Strawberry milk shake at Shorey's.
 Senator E. s. Ives passed through Yuma Sunday on his way east.
 Col. A. D. Yocum and wife left. for Pasadena on Tuesday mornings train.
 Ice cold soda water-better than you get at the seashore-at Cotter's drug store.
 Judge H. c. Davis was in Tucson on business before the United States land office this week.
 Mrs. Robert Hatch has been quite sick for the past,two weeks, but we are pleased to state that she is now conva- lescent,
 Martin Pool left last night for Quito vaca, Sonora, where he is interested in mining with Judge Ewing and Mark Cunningham.
 Attorney Arthur Sayler left for the Coronado ''Tented City" last week and will remain at that we'll known resort for two months.
 Father Derichmonte of Sydney. Aus tralia, was in Yuma last Saturday and Sunday. The Father is making a tour of the United States.
 Col. Mike Nugent came in from the King of Arizona mine Saturday even- ing with SAC, 900 gold brick for ship ment, the result of the last thirty days cleanup at the King.
 Mrs. A. O. Green left last week for the City of Mexico with her son Will for the purpose of securing medical treatment for her sons eyes, which are in very serious condition.
 The board of supervisors is hard at work equalizing assessments and audit ing accounts. The board will finish its labors for the quarter this week.
 The steel cell ordered from St. Louis by the board of supervisors arrived on Monday. Its first occupant will be Thomas Hart, who is under sentence of death for the murder of Matt. De Vane.
 c. Mime, mining man from the PothOles, came into town Monday to meet his wife, who arrived from Los Angeles Monday evening. They are stopping at Hotel Gandolfo.
 The ice cream social Saturday even- ing to raise funds for the M. E. church was quite a successful affair, and the ladies having it in charge realized a neat little sum for very laudable pur- pose.
 The Yuma Water and Light com pany has just completed an electric light system at the Fort Yuma Indian school, and the old Fort now presents an appearance of life and brilliancy at night
 Our old friend "Jim" Ryan was down from Mohawk last Saturday for the purpose of making final proof on his homestead on the Gila. Jim owns one of the very best farms on the Gila, or for that matter in Yuma county.
 The Wickenburg News is the latest out, and is about the neatest looking paper we have seen for long time. It is fve-column folio, published once week and is full of good reading. E, R. Hall is editor and Geo. E. Saunders manager.
 Johnny Finley arrived this morning from Nogales, not having received the telegram announcing the death of his wife until 8 week had passed from the ti4 it was sent. It was a sad home coming for Mir. Finley, and the circum- stances elicit the deepestsympathy
 Nj. Morris of the Colorado valley re- turned last night from California, where he has been on business trip in con- nection with a new canal proposition on the California side of the Colorado river. Mr. Morris is rustler, and gen. erally succeeds in any proposition he undertakes.
 The special edition of the Graham Guardian issued last week is, one of the best special editions of an Arizona pa- per that we have seen. Topographic ally it is above criticism, and the sub- ject matter of an order to do a vast amount of good for Stafford and for Gra- ham county.
 The steamer San Jorge sailed down, the river for San Jorge Bay, and will make regular trips between San Jorge and the mouth of the Colorado, connect- ing with the river steamers. The San Jorge is commanded by Captain F. L. Foster; F. IF. King, purser, and Char ley Smith, engineer.
 The funeral of Mrs. Anna Finley took place last Friday afternoon at o'clock from the Catholic church. Following the services st the church the remains were taken to the new Catholic ceme-- tery for interment, and were followed to their last resting place by large r4almber of sympathetic friends and sor-