The Arizona sentinel., 1901-02-06

and relatives in California.
 Mir. E. F. Sanguinetti has returned from business trip to Los Angeles.
 Peter Hodges returned yesterday from a regular business trip to KOfa.
 Dan. Devore and family are now To- cated on their 20-acre tract in the Col Orado valley.
 Captain J. Ii. Godfrey, s. P. train master at this place. was in Tucson on business trip last Saturday.
 Charley Mauk, the Gila City mer- chant, was in Yuma Monday laying in new stock of goods for his store.
 Married, in Yuma, February, 6, John D. Mahoney and Ruth 1. COe of Les Angeles, Judge Frank officiating.
 Hon. John Dean, T. II. Ryan Jones and Clay Gerard, of Fortuna, were guests of Hotel Gandolfo yesterday.
 ". T. Alexander, one of the promis- ing young men of the Colorado valley, called on the SENTINEL yesterday.
 H. w. Blaisdell. who has been laid up with a serious attack of the grip, we are pleased to state is able to beup and around again.
 Gen. R. Allyn Lewis. who represents the New York Life Insurance company in this territory. has been stepping at the s. P. hotel for the past four or five days.
 Dr. w. B. Pike. Of Los Angeles, ar rived at Hotel GandolfO yesterday. The doctor is one of the fortunate owners of land in the valley south of Yuma and he comes to look after his interests.
 Judge Geo. H. Miles has opened a jewelry and repair shop in the Molina block on Madison avenue, where he is prepared to do repairing of clocks, sew ing machines, firearms, etc.
 Frank Doyle. the tailor, lit cut" last Tuesday without saying goodbye. It is reported that he has gone to hunt the Host Frenchman" mine.
 Mr. and Mrs. A. Volpin and Baby VOlpin returned to Yuma last Thurs day. NIT. Volpin will again engage in business here, having rented the store room in the Gandolfo block.
 H. NJ. Henderson and his brother, William Henderson, of Pert Lavaca. Texas. were in Yuma last week. They are old-time friends of Mayor Shanssey. and enjoyed very pleasant visit with the colonel.
 J. $. Craig, of Woodland. Cal, ar rived at Hotel Gandolfo yesterday. He comes to visit his family and father, the Hon. Joseph Craig, who have been stopping at Hotel GandOlfo for some time.
 Charley Driscoll, who has been for some time at the King of Arizona, re- turned to Yuma yesterday. He says everything is prosperous at Kofa-the mines showing up well, and manage ment excellent.
 Capt. Jack Mellon returned to the Needles last Saturday. While here the captain made the SENTINEL office a friendly call. He said that his steam boat Cochan would be down to Yuma within a month.
 Captain Friant took jolly excursion -o,-o,, o,. o; mn, ba Sunday in his i'tle steamboat Retta. The twenty-five ladies and gentlemen composing the party report a pleasant trip and good time.
 MT. Charles Hood has taken charge of the custom house at this place as deputy collector vice Albert Behan, resigned. Mr. Hood has had consider able experience in the customs service and comes well recommended.
 NIT. Gardiner, an attorney. of Cole rado Springs and an official of the Ad- vanceGold Dredging company, is reg istered at Hotel Gandolfo. He is here . on business connected with the big dredger now at work at the Pot Holes.
 John Gandolfo, George Tyng and Hon. Burt Dunlap stnrted cn d trip yesterday down the Colorado valley. This will be Mir. Tyng's first visit to the valley since IS75, and he will no doubt be surprised at the many chang es that have taken place since that period.
 ''The work Cf dredging at the Pot Boles is going steadily on." reports Henry Linn, superintendent of the Ad- vance Gold Dredging Company, who was in Yuma last Wednesday. He says the dredger is in operation day and night, and gradually working through the big sand bar toward pay dirt.
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 Sick headache cured by Hocd's Pills. Price 2Jc.
 Go to Geo. Paxton's store and get all kinds of fruit. vegetables, cigars, tC- bacco, bread, cakes, pies, etc. Quick sales and small profits is my motto.