The Arizona sentinel., 1901-11-06
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KEEP YOUR EYE ON YUMA.
WANTED-A lady to assist in store.
 NJ. s. DARLING.

WANTED-A lady to assist ln store
 NJ. S. DARLING. SEleetric belts at Cotter's drug store. JH. Carpenter and Pierce Evans are in Phoenix on business.
 For fine stationery at eastern prices go to Cotter's drug store.
 Stella NJ DeLong proved up on her homestead in the valley last Saturday. Complete line of Havana, Mexican and domestic cigars at Tonihi's.
 Miss Nellie Lyons has taken posi- ton in E. F, Sanguinetti's store as cashier.
 Fresh cookies and crackers at Shorey's.
 Dan Devore came in from Fortuna Monday on business.
 Yellowstone and Monogram whiskies at The Ruby.
 Peter B. Hodges went out to Kofa overland last week on business and social visit.
 The Ideal fountain pen. the only per feet one made, at Cotter's drug store.
 Born, to MT. and Mrs. Althee Mo- desti. Sunday morning, October ?, a daughter.
 Fine confectionery at Tonini's Fresh from the factory.
 Senator E. s. Ives was over from Tucson Saturday morning and returned same evening.
 Ifyou have real estate or canal stock for sale, call and see C. D. Baker, real estate agent, Hotel Gandolfo office.
 John Doan, clerk of the district court. is at Fortuna on business connected with the company.
 Miss Grace Connor and her mother returned last week from Los Angeles, where they have been visiting for the past two months.
 George Doyle, the carpenter, is erecting Standard wagon scale on Main street near First, for the use of the Farmers Hay Association.
 Twelve car loads Of rails for the Dor sey Picacho railroad arrived in Yuma Monday and another train load will be here next week. This looks like busi- ness.
 Tenini handles the Parker Jointless Fountain pen, the best there is made. The ink is carried directly to the point of the pen, and will not leak as most fountain pens do and soil the hands.
 Dr. Bailey was on hand with his camera and took several shots at the sheriff's posse as they returned yester- day from the successful chase after Hart and Leivas.
 Captain Ingalls, and w. H. Elliott came in yesterday from Picacho, where they have been engaged in surveying mines to be patented by the Dorsey syndicate.
 J. F. Marshall will leave for San Diego next week to be gone some months; and in order to keep up with the local news of this section, ordered the Sentinel to follow him.
 The family of MT. Wadin the cafpen- ter arrived from Los Angeles a few days ago, and all are now domiciled in comfortable new cottage on the Wa din ranch in Yuma valley.
 Mike Nugen6, proprietor of the com pany store at Kofa, arrived in Yuma Friday night from Los Angeles. where he had been fer two or three weeks on business.
 . L. Ewing, C. D. Baker and J. w. Darlington have been summoned as grand jurors and Frank Jordan and Ren Heyl as trial jurors for the United States court, which convenes at Phoe- nix the 11th inst.
 In the matter of the cases of the Yuma Indians under arrest for assault AlS o ChllCu OCdO6S OluCSI. AOiEIIIS- sioner Doan postponed their hearing until after the convening of the United States grand jury at Phoenix on the 1ath inst.
 Col Dick Darling arrived at Hotel Gandolfo last night from Long Beach, Gal. Gel. Darling is interested with Judge l.. F. Bradshaw in some valuable mining properties in the Tyson district and is now on his way there.
 LoST-On or about October 27. be- tween Yuma and my ranch, F miles southwest of town, ;t prospectus of five books from Occidental Pub. Co.,. Oak land. Cal. Suitable reward. Return to SENTINEL office. The.new livery firm llof Webster &5 Greenleaf added a fine new rubber-tire buggy to their stock Of vehicles recent ly, and the first to enjoy ride in it were Misses Edna Greenleaf and Nellie White, who pronounce it beyond com- pare"
 Want to play billiards CT pool? Yes? Well, then, go the WigWam.
 For Rent.
 Five-roon house corner First and ti2in streets. Inquire .;sss seat;ne, office.