The Arizona sentinel., 1901-05-01
Waterman's Ideal Fountain Pens at f1

For good, cola soda water go 10 OCt- ter's drug store.
 Ice cream every day at the Arizona Bakery It is good, too.
 BestS5Hee in town at the Arizona Bakery.
 Will Buck, one of the prison guards, is visiting at his old home in Phoenix this week.
 Col. Geo. Chaffey, general manager of the Imperial Canal Company, arrived in Yuma from Imperial last night.
 George McCaulley, proprietor of the Flowing Wells and Imperial stage line, was in town Monday and Tuesday.
 If you have real estate or canal stock for sale, call and see c. D. Baker, real estate agent, Hotel Gandolfo office.
 Attorney Pierce Evans returned Sunday night from a recreation trip to Los Angeles.
 H. ]. Small. master mechanic of the Southern Pacific railroad, was in Yuma last week.
 John J. Wyatt, prominent mining man from Colorado, arrived at Tyson Well mining district on April l8. Mir. Wyatt represents some wealthy capi- talists of Denver who have mining in terests in the Tyson district
 George Sexsmith, one of the attaches of the Imperial Land Company, was in Yuma Saturday. He says that work on the big ditch is progressing very rapidly
 Miss Zelda Brown, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Herbert Brown, gave a party to her young lady friends at the Brown residence On the hill last Saturday evening. These who attended report a most enjoyable evening.
 C. B. Rowe, from Jacksonville, Ind, left Saturday morning with Harry B. Morse for Quartzite to look at some mining property. Mir. Rowe is wealthy mining man.. and if the prop erty suits him he will buy it and erect a mill and make lively camp in that district.
 The Kidneys and the Skin. If the kidneys are weak or torpid the skin will be pimply or blotchy. Hoods Sarsaparilla strengthens and stimulates the kidneys and clears the complexion. By thoroughly purifying the blood it makes good health.
 Judge Davis has received from a friend in Texas present in the way of caddy of very fine tobacco. It was so good the judge has been passing sam pies around among his friends. It is sure enough the genuine natural prod uct and of most excellent quality.
 Col. Brooks, the well-known mining expert, left on yesterday mornings train for San Francisco to be gone for several days. The colonel has been having considerable trouble with his throat of late, and part of his business "inside" is to consult special ist with reference to the ailment.
 MT. J. L. Eigholz, secretary of the Arizora Giant Copper Company, was in Yuma last week and paid his re- spects to the Sentinel while here. Mir. Eigholz's headquarters is in Los An geles, the company's mining property being located up the river near Ehrin- burg. this county, and is considered very valuable.
 We regret to learn that Mrs. George Paxton is very ill at Agua Caliente springs, where she has been for several weeks past. Mir. Paxton went to the springs last week, his wife's condition being quite serious. Be brought Mrs. Paxton home On this mornings train, her condition being still quite pre- cari6us.
 The Sentinel regrets to announce the sad bereavement which has come to Mir. and Mrs. w. F. Marvin in the loss of theiriittle baby. which passed from earth last Monday night. The deepest sympathy of their many friends will go out to the afflicted parents in the loss of their little one. Death resulted from an illness of only two days with sDinal meninCitis
 Edward Nelson has sold his bakeshop to w. H. Shorey, who will continue the business-deliver goods to Mr. Nelson's former customers and serve the retail trade as heretofore at his present loca- tion. Mr. Nelson will devote his atten- tion exclusively to his restaurant and lunch counter, where he will also retail bakery goods and serve the best of ice cream.
 Mr. E. Sullivan of Prescott. is here this week looking over the valley. and sizing up the situation, his intention being to purchase some land and re- main here permanently if suited, which we believe he will be. MT. Sullivan says that he virtually represents twenty-two residents of Yavapai, all with more or less means, who will To- gate in the Colorado valley if his report of tlc same iS favorable