The Arizona sentinel., 1901-02-20
Try the Fl Universe cigar-for sale at The Ruby.

DrCp into The Gem when you want a satisfactory smoke and try El Universe.
 Born. to Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Will jams, on Monday, Feb. IS, a baby girl.
 s. B. Seeley, one of the ranchers of Cibola valley, was in Yuma last week.
 Martin L. Pool left last week for Qui- tOvaca, Sonora, after months visit in Yuma with his family.
 Fl Universe is the favorite cigar of Yuma. For sale at the Old Plantation.
 Charley de Corse, brother of tour Sam,'' was in Yuma last Thursday wis iting his parents.
 Mrs. Wm. D. Luce, wife of Supt. Luce of the Castle Dome mining company, was in town this week.
 Charley Mauk, the all-around busi- ness man of Gila City, made a business visit to Yuma on Tuesday.
 H. J. Miller and wife, of the Colorado valley, were in Yuma Tuesday, and made the SENTINEL office a pleasant call.
 For a fragrant smoke the Fl Universe can't be beat. The Wigwam keeps 'em.
 There will be meeting of the valley farmers interested in taking water un- der the Blaisdel proposition, at the court house at 10 a. m. Saturday.
 Wm. J. Marable has proved up On his homestead claim-the northwest quar- ter of section F, township 10, south of range 24 west, in the Colorado valley.
 Louie Jaeger. the popular host of the Southern Pacific hotel, has leased the railroad hotel at Nogales, and will henceforth. as landlord, have double duties to perform.
 There will be crack game of base ball On the Fort Yuma grounds Wash ington's birthday (Friday, 22nd inst. ] between picked hines from Yuma and the Indian school.
 Mr. A. B. Hotchkiss, editor of Public Economy, Los Angeles publication, was in Yuma two or three days this week. He paid the SENTINEL office a visit on Monday.
 Col. Epes Randolph arrived in Yuma Monday morning in his special car, ac- companied by General Manager FL more and party, who have been over the line on a tour of inspection.
 John Duke arrived in Yuma on Mon day nights train for brief visit with George Duke, his brother. Mr. Duke resides in New York City, and was on his way to New Orleans. He contin- ued his journey east on Tuesday.
 On Friday, the 22nd, (Washington's birthday, an exhibition parade will be given by the Yuma fire department and in the evening the boys will give a grand ball at Elks' hall, to which every body is cordially invited. The ball will be under the management of Barney Meeden, which insures its success.
 While six Chinamen, being shipped from China to Mexico in charge of NIr. Cameron. were passing through Yuma last Tuesday one of them escaped. He was later found in the brush three miles east of town by Julio Martinez and Wm. Neahr, who turned him over to MT. Cameron.
 J. l.. Lockhart, a wealthy miner of Shasta county, California, died last week He was 67 years old, and leaves four children-Joseph, Louise, Nettie and James, all of whom are living Ex. Mir. LOckhart was the father of Mrs. Mark Cunningham, of Yuma, and her maa- friends extend sympathy in this Bereavement.
 The measure embodying the claim of Althee Modesti has passed both houses and MT. MOdesti will now get his money so long due. It was a just claim and the legislature showed good sense in not quibbling over it. The bill passed the house without opposition and in the council only one vote was recorded against it.
 Miss Elpha Frank and Master Frank Daniels, aged and II respectively, had double birthday party last Satur- day evening at the residence of Judge Frank, to which their numerous little friends were invited. The little people had lots of candy, nuts, popcorn, etc., and a merry time. They remembered the SENTINEL office with whole lot of popcorn and peanuts.
 Frank King. who came over from Tucson to be present at the prelimina- ry examination of the parties charged with the killing of his sister, Mrs Burns, returned home on Sunday nights train. Frank expressed him. self as being content for the law tC to take its course, and said he would be here at the trial in the district court which cOnvenes the fourth Monday in March.