The Arizona sentinel., 1901-11-13

lication containing information in re- gard to Maricopa county. The volume is resplendent with beautiful ha!f-tone pictures, notably the capitol building business blocks, schools, churches and homes of Phoenix, the Normal school building at Tempe, and many scenes Of typical Arizona life and beauty. It IS not only work Cf art, but practical, well-prepared advertisement that will bring good results. The subject matter is from the pen of Major James Il. McClintock and the book is published by authority of the board of supervisors of Maricopa county. It is we'll written and is from the press Of the Arizona Republican. It is a most credltaole piece Of work from start to finish.
 II. L. Latham and Harry Creighton came down from Phoenix Saturday morning, for the purpose of appraislnG the old "Quartermaster's" property. In company with Captain F. s. lngalls the appraisers made 8 preliminary ex- animation of the premises on Saturday and will determine the probable value some time this week. The appoint ment of Captain Ingails as the third appraiser was good one. He has lived here number of years and IS goco judge of property values.
 Clinton Treadway, of Kern City, Cal, who was married in this city October 29 to Alice B. Merithew of Santa bar bara, was employed as an engineer or the Southern Pacific fer number o1 years and is well known on this divis ion. Mrs. Treadway was born ano raised in Santa Berbars, her grand mother being the first American woman there. Mir. and Mrs. Tread way will be at home to their friends after December 1st at Kern City, Cal
 Mulford Winscr was in Yuma ovel Sunday and reports a successful trll throughout the territory. His deal ings with the Arizona print shops were quite extensive, but would, perhaps have been more profitable if he had no gone to Bisbee, where constituencies
 burglar relieved him of $265. Mulfor' takes the matter philosophically, how ever says fits ali in lifetime" HI left for Los Angeles Tuesday morning Althee Modesti has sold the Yum Cold Storage and Ice Plant to Fran
 Rademacher, an experienced ice manu facturer from Los Angeles. The rev owner has closed down the. plant in or
 der to make some repairs and put i new and up to date machinery, the in ! tention being to add to the facilities c the plart and increase its capacity. Hunter Herbert, young man frOr ? Grecnsburg, Penn, is in Yuma for th
 benefit of his health and is quartere
 at the Southern Pacific. He has bee
 here abont a month and is feeling muc I better than when he arrived. Nil
 Herbert's father is an old-time newsps
 per man of Pennsylvania.
 The Imperial Farmer of Los Angelo
 and Imperial Press have been consol
 dated under the name Of the Irhperia
 Press and Farmer, which is publishe at the new town of Imperial in Sa
 Diego county. Mr. E. F. Howe is i
 editorial control, which insures an 1T
 teresting ublication.
 The Sentinel has recently put in ]! mailing outfit, and in changing tn
 subscription list into type it is possibl
 some mistakes may have occurred an
 few names may have been omitted
 We would request subscribers to motif e the office of any such errors that the I may be corrected.
 l. ALr. NJ. c. Pocley of Los Angeles a e rived at Hotel Gandolfo Saturday nigh q Mr. Pooley represents syndicate r. English and American capitalists an F is here looking for gCod mining inves e ments. He is in 6 good field and shoul u have little difficulty in finding safe il 5 vestments.
 t- MT. and Mrs. ". Il. Bowman gave }. socisl party at their residence, cornt l. of Second street and Madison avenu :, Friday night, which was attended 1
 most of the young society people
 Yuma. A most enjoyable evening vi /. cncut hv all who were thera