The Arizona sentinel., 1901-03-27

Domestic and imported cigars at Cot ter's drug store.
 Electric belts that produce electrici- ty at COtter's drug store.
 Supervisor De Witt and wife are happy in the possession of a new baby boy.
 Eddie Hodges of Hedges, has been in Yuma for the past two weeks visiting his parents.
 Col. J. J. Bowen, superintcndent of the Mohawk canal, is in attendance up- cn court this week.
 Dan Devore has been in Yuma again this week, purchasing supplies for his ranch in the valley west of town.
 Hon. John Doan is in town again this week from Fortuna. He is doing ser vice as secretary of the grand jury.
 Joe Alvarado, formerly compositor On the SENTINEL, came in from the King of Arizona last Sunday to rest up and visit with his family.
 Palomas is represented at this term of court by the following persons: liar ry English, Judge MCffatt, Jim Craven, N. c. Nelson and H Fuquay.
 Judge Street and the court stenogra- pher, w. N. Tiffany, arrived in Yuma Monday morning and have taken rooms at Hotel Gandolfo.
 The Arizona Bakery has installed lunch counter, where square meal OF short orders are served.
 Married, Wednesday. March 27, by Probate Judge Frank-Col. Frank James and Amelia P. Van Ness, of Tyson's Wells.
 Lott D. Norton, brother of George w. Norton, of Mohawk, has been ap- pointed chief engineer of San Francis co Harbor Commission.
 Judge Street has appointed Senator Ives to assist District Attorney Tim mons to handle the prosecutions at the present term of court.
 Mulford Winsor, who has been serv- ing as assistant chief clerk of the house in the late 2Ist, finished up his work and came home from Phoenix on Mon day mornings train.
 John Gandolfo, IT,, On Monday morning opened the new store in the Gandolfo block in the room formerly occupied by John Ghiotto. Mr. Gan dOlfo will handle a general stock Of merchandise.
 S. D. Kirkpatrick and R. P. Driggs, of Southern Nebraska, have been in Yuma for some time. They are invest igating the mineral resources of Yuma county.
 Albert Behan, under sheriff, has gone to Sacramento to bring in Frank Doyle, the tailor, who is wanted as witness in the Matt. De Vane murder case.
 D. A. Lindley, of the firm of Lindley & Co.,, of Sacramento, was caller at the Sentinel office today. MT. Lindley has large property interests in the Gila valley, and is here looking after them.
 The annual school election will be held on Saturday for the purpose of electing one trustee for the ensuing year, to fn the place Of Donald Me Tn+1-ra r-acro .c,.,,, oN-,,i7sac
 Frank Hays against whom an indict- ment was found, was Cn trial today and convicted of burglary in the second degree. Hays robbed a Chinese store on north Main street last fall.
 Father J. OReilly of Los Angeles, who is conducting two weeks mssion service in the Catholic church of Yuma, made the SENTINEL ofice pleasant call or Monday in company with Father Duraud.
 The case of D. A. Lindley vs. the Mohawk Canal co-1rany, which has been on the calendar for long time. was today dismissed by Judge Street at the cost of plaintiff. This we be- lieve relieves the canal com pany of all litigation.
 Hon. NJ. J. Nugent came in Saturday morning from Phoenix, where he had been during the closing hours of the 2lst legislature. Mr. Nugent is a member of the present grand jury and was on Monday morning appointed as foreman of that body by Judge Street.
 In another column will be found the announcement of Geo. H. Miles as candidate for school trustee of this dis trict. Judge Miles seems to be the only candidate announced. He has been @ resident Of Yuma for seven years; is man of family, a taxpayer and is well qualified in every respect to fill the position
 Imperial, the new town on the Impe- rial canal, 3 miles south of Flowing Wells, is soon to have newspaper the Imperial Press, with H. C. Reed as editor and manager. The first num- Der will be issued April zth. Mr. Reed will have an unincumbered field of extensive proportions, and his paper will no doubt prove paying venture. Fl Universe is the favOrite cigar of Yuma. For sale at the old Plantation.