The Arizona sentinel., 1901-09-11
WEONE SDAY. SEPT. II. 1901.

agent for building and loan asso- ciatiOn.
 A. D. King of Randsburg, is stopping al Hotel Gandolfo.
 Geo. r. Hodges of Hedges. is regis tered at Hotel Gandolfo.
 Dan Devore of Fortuna arrived at Hotel Gandolfo last evening.
 Chas. Moss of Tucson, is registered at Hotel Gandolfo.
 E.. H. kenney of Los Angeles. is a guest of Hotel Gandolfo. He comes to take charge of the steamer Retta for the Mexican Navigation Company.
 E. w. McDaniels, the merchant from Gila City, registered at Hotel Gandolfo this week.
 - c. C. Horton from San Jorge. Sonora, registered at Hotel Gandolfo this week
 Clay Garrett, superintendent of the cyanide plant at Fortuna, was in Yuma this week.
 Mr. J. NJ. Molina and sons are nov ing their stock Of goods into the new Molina building this week. Mr. Mo lima is to be congratulated upon having so fine a room to do business in and up on his new building, which is one of the best in Southwestern Arizona.
 Charley Stowe has returned from Los Angeles, but his friends will re- gret to learn that his health is still very bad, confning him closely to his room.
 Several contest cases over tracts of land in Yuma valley are having a hear ing this week before Recorder C. P. CrOnin, who has been appointed special commissioner for taking evidence in the contests.
 Farming lands, town property, resi- dences and all kinds of real estate bought, sold and rented by the Yuma Title Abstract Company, Bank Of Yuma building, Second street.
 Mrs Geo. Paxton. who left Yuma some two weeks ago to undergo special treatment for rheumatism, returned Monday night very much improved. While in California she visited Les Angeles and neighboring cities.
 Miss Edith Daggett, who has been in the office of the Yuma Water and Light aln { l,o sition of teacher of the public school at Kofa
 R. $. Patterson. cashier of the Bank of Yuma. has gone to Los Angeles on a business trip.
 Waterman's Ideal Fountain Pen--the original and only fountain pen-at Cotter's drug store.
 A new line of perfumes at Cotter's drug store.
 Mrs. Thomas \. Day has returned from Kansas, where she has been visit ing her parents for six weeks.
 The steamer Retta has been laid up at this port for several days undergo ing repairs, by order of Government Steam Boiler Inspectors, Captain James Gutherie and Joseph P. Dolan.
 Mrs. C. D. Baker. wife of Landlord Baker of Hotel Gandolfo, returned Sat urday night from pleasant visit to the coast.
 The Sentinel is pleased to note the gromotion of Mr. Nj. A. Martin, but in common with his many friends here, regret that his promotion takes him from Yuma, where he has been chief clerk and assistant agent Of the $. P. Co. for several years. MT. Martin has been appointed chief clerk in the com pany's office at Tucson, which position he will assume the first of October.
 Mrs. Rimpau, wife of J. [. Rimpau, the Yuma dry goods merchant, will leave in the morning for visit with friends in Southern California.
 The Philadelphia North American has boiled the Fifty-Seventh congress and every member will favor law for bidding the entrance of anarchists into the United States.
 An anarchist is one who has contempt for and despises law. order and estab- lished government. And that is why the victims of their assassins are al- of 1,, Capt. J. H. Godfrey, agent for the s. r. Railroad Company in Yuma, will leave in the morning for Los Angeles on a short vacation.
 Mr. J. A. Crouch has completed she duplicate assessment roll after fourteen days of good, solid work. There surely was not bonanza in that $50 contract.
 Ex-District Attorney C.. L. Brown arrived this morning from Los Angeles. He returned from Nome some two or three weeks ago.
 Mr. T. A. White, the gentleman. who bought Mr. Fredley's transfer business, arrived in Yuma this week with his family.
 Mrs. Livingston, wife of Sheriff Gus Livingston, returned last night from an extended visit in Southern Califor- mia.
 When mile is mentioned distance of 5,2S0 feet is meant by Americans, but there are seventeen different kinds