The Arizona sentinel., 1901-06-05

F. W. Shuman and family of Bisbee arrived at Hotel Gandolfo yesterday.
 Geo. E. Voorhees, Of Los Angeles, registered at the Hctel Gandolfo Mcn- day.
 4. A. Hanna Of Cibola, was a guest of Hotel Gandolfo. Sunday.
 Married, by Rev. J. A. Crouch, in Yuma, on Tuesday. June 1, Henry c. Downing of Washington, and Sabina P. Thorn Of Ohio.
 George Gardiner, Of the Advance Gold Dredging Company, is registered at Hotel Gandolfo, from Colorado Strings.
 Col John Martin, junior member Of the well-known law firm Of Barnes & Martin, of Tucson, was in Yuma last Wednesday on business.
 Herbert Brown, superintendent of the territorial prison, has taken a lay of for two CT three weeks and has gone t0 San Francisco.
 Harry McPhaul and Captain Ingalls, have returned from their oil prospect ing trip up the Gila and are very en- thusiastic over the oil prospects.
 $. Moore, of Oakland, Cal, brother inlaw of the lady who became famous as Florence Blythe Hinkley, is in Yuma, in the interest of the Blythe estate, which owns some valuable lands opposite Ehrinburg on the California side.
 County Recorder Cronin was regu- larly initiated into the Yuma lodge of Elks last Wednesday night. The Elks' membership is growing and the affairs of the order are in prosperous condi- ton.
 The lecture of C. 4. Mcdonald of Los Angeles, delivered at Fort Yuma school last "Wednesday night, is said to have been very entertaining. The title of the lecture wGS Twenty Years a Locomotive Engineer" being narra- Siou of the personal experiences of the speaker.
 Frank Guerra, the wellknown mining expert, like a good many other mining men, has switched off onto the oil busi- ness. He left last Wednesday for Texas Hili and Oatlnan Flat, where he is in- terested extensively in oil claims.
 Ed Mayes returned from Los Angeles Saturday. He reports his wife much better. and is sanguine in his belief that she will recover, which will be good news fer her many friends in Yuma.
 Mrs. Patterson, wife of the cashier of the Yuma Bank, returned from Cali fornia Tuesday night. Her cousin, Miss NJ. Robinson, came with her.
 Hen. Jesse E. Crouch and family came in from Mohawk today. The family will remain with Rev. Crouch during the summer, while MT. Crouch
 
 looking after his oil interests.
 Judge L. r. Bradshaw returned from California Tuesday evening, and will leave in few days for Tyson's Wells. The Judges many friends will be pleas ed to learn that he has sold his interest in some mines in the Tyson district and is now On ''easy street."
 MT. NJ. s. Darling has returned from Los Angeles, where he has been having his eye treated The diseased member is a great deal better and improving a the time.
 Mrs. NJ. c. Levy and sen Bennie, and Miss Anita Gandolfo, left on this morn inr's train for California. Mrs. Levy has taken a cottage at Santa Monica, and will remain there during the sum- mer. Miss Gandclfo will visit her sis ter-in-law, Mrs. John Gandolfo, in Les Angeles.
 Miss Edythe Daggart has resigned her position with Johnny Rimpau, and has accepted employment as a clerk in the office of the Yuma Water and Light Company.
 Charles Cowels arrived from Nc hawk last night on a freight and re- turned on the 10:20 passenger. He is chuck full of oil excitement and says there is no doubt that Texas Hill dis trjct will prove to be the greatest oil regicn ever discovered.
 Capt. Olsen arrived from San Fran cisco Saturday night and took charge of 1steamer San Jorge for the Mexi- can-Colorado Navigation Company Captain Olsen is a well-known Pacific Coast navigator, having been in the service of a San FranciscO-Alaska steamship line for years.
 The Kidneys and the skin. If the kidneys are weak or torpid the skin will be pimply CT blotchy. Hoods Sarsaparilla strengthens and stimu- lates the kidneys and clears the com, plexion. By thoroughly purifying the blOod it makes good health.
 This is Louie Iaeger's week in Yuma Mrs. Jaeger is in charge of the Monte zuma hotel at Nogales, while Louie i: looking after affairs at the Southern Pacific.
 My little son had an attack of whoop ing cough and was theatened with pneu nonia; but for Chamberlain's Ccugl Remedy we would have had a seriou