The Arizona sentinel., 1901-05-08

Dr. Bailey has presented the Sen tinel office with a fine photograph of Engine No. 2279, which pulled the presidential party from Yuma to Les Angeles. The picture was taken late ln the evening and the light could not be thr<n just where needed, but it is a splendid picture nevertheless, and we consider it a gift worthy Of care, The doctor will please accept our hearty thanks.
 Dan Devore was in town today from Fortuna.
 John Gandolfo, ST., left this morning for Los Angeles to take in the Me Kinley reception and festivities.
 J. E. Devine, of the Sun, returned yesterday from the Ehrenberg mining district, where he has been for the past two weeks developing some mining claims. He says everything is O. K. up there.
 Mr. L. Schuckman, agent of the Southern Pacific at Yuma, has been transferred, and Mr. NJ. A. Martin has been appointed to the position, which he will undoubtedly fill ably and to the satisfaction of both the company and its patrons.
 Donald Mcintyre is enc of a party ~ho have located tract of six hundred acres of oil land in the Texas Hill dis trict, and is already a millionaire in his mind, but there are many others in the same boat. The Sentinel hopes they will all strike it rich.
 H. w. Blaisdell, superintendent of the Yuma Water and Light company, returned from weeks visit to Los Angeles Saturday night.
 c. E. Knight of Tucson is quartered at Hotel GandOlfo.
 J. L. Eigholz and w. W. Anthony, mining men from Ehrinburg, are at Hotel Gandolfo.
 
 Yuma and is stopping at Hotel Gandolfo.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Hartford of Les Angeles spent Monday at Hotel Gan dolfo.
 Col. Balance has just had completed on the Dunlap ranch one of the best dwelling houses in the valley. It was constructed by Contractor Johnson, who also built at the ranch a series of pens for the high-bred hogs recently shipped from Ohio.
 Hon. Burt Dunlap of Tucson and w. H. Balance of Peoria, Ills, were at Hotel Gandolfo over Sunday. Mir. Dunlap is a scn-irflaw and Mir. ballance brother of Col. Balance, who recent ly located in the Colorado valley.
 The Jennison concert at Elks hall Sunday night was good throughout and deserving of a larger audience. Evi- dently Sunday night secular concerts with a-dollar-admission attachment are not popular in Yuma.
 J. w. Swanwick of Los Angeles ar rived at Hotel GandOlfo Thursday. He spent the day looking over the valley and is mere than pleased with Yuma's prospective future.
 Harry Morris returned from Tyson's Well Thursday, and left Saturday night for the Texas Hill oil district.
 Grandover, the painter, returned last week from the Dunlap ranch, where he had been painting the new house just completed there.
 Jas. H. Kirsler is now handling an express, baggage and transfer business, having recently bought a good outfit for that purpose.
 NJ. D. Darling, the jeweler, who re- gently lest enc Of his eyes, is having trouble with the other che and left fer Les Angeles Saturday morning to have it treated.
 Father A. w. Snyder, the well known Catholic priest, came in from San Fran cisc6last week.
 Judge J. A. F. COnroy, a well known attorney of Los Angeles, was in Yuma last week. MT. Conrcy is interested in some valuable gold properties at Gila City, and has organized company and will put in machinery and work the property on large scale.
 Miss NJ. F. Pest, the Iccal agent of the Butterick Publishing Co.,, and who constantly keeps on hand good stock Of the Butterick patterns, also receives subscriptions for The Delineator. This magazine has been much improved re- gently and is now one of the most desir- &ble family magazines perhaps the very best published. The information gained from it will enable one to save many times the subscription price, which is only one dollar year. It is publication we can most cheerfully recommend.
 The youngest reporter present at the Mckinley reception at Phoenix was Charley Wittig representing the Bisbee Review. He is an exceedingly bright young man and talked ''Review" at every opportunity
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