The Arizona sentinel., 1901-11-13


 Electric belts at Cotter's drug store. Harry Carpenter returned from Phoenix Sunday morning.
 For fine stationery at eastern prices go to Cotter's drug store.
 Ben Heyl end Frank Jordan left on Tuesday for Phoenlx to serse as United States trial jurors.
 Complete line of Havana, Mexican and domestic cigars at Tonini's. It is reported that our old-time friend Chris Horner, of Mohawk, has become a good Methodist. Fresh cookies and crackers at Shorey's.
 Sheriff Stout of Maricopa county was in Yuma last week and left few guests for Hctel de Brown on the hill.
 Yellowstone and Monogram whiskies at The Ruby. FL. Ewing, c. D. Baker, Attorney Pierce Evans and J. ". Darlington are home again from Phoenix.
 The Ideal fountain pen. the only per feet one made. at Cotter's drug store. R, Morton, the assayer, is expecting his father from Pennsylvania socn, to spend the winter here.
 Fine confectionery at Tonini's. Fresh from the factory.
 Aithee Modesti has on exhibition at his store an eleven-pound sweet potato, product of Yuma valley.
 Ifyou have real estate or canal stock for sale, call and see c. D. Baker, real estate agent, Hotel Gandolfo office. The steamer Rctta arrived from her t12-river trip last Friday with cargo of freight and a few passengers.
 Want to play billiards CT pool? Yes? Well, then, go the Wig-Wam>
 Judge Frank this morning united in marriage Horatio B. Rice and Joseph. inc Thomas, both of Los Angeles.
 Tcnini handles the Parker Jointiess Fountain pen, the best there is made. The ink is carried directly to the point of the pen, and will net leak as most fountain pens do and soil the hands. J. w. Davis returned from Nome yesterday. Peg is the only Yumaite left behind, and he is expected before ,ba vriofor cptS in
 R. P. II. Laney has been at Tucsor the past week in the interest of the Mohawk Summit Oil Company. It i' understood that he met with great sue cess.
 Louie Esselburn, manager Of th' Yuma Stables, has ordered lot O new up to date buggies for his liver. establishment. Louie believes in keep ing up with the band wagon when l comes to business.
 Levi Sparr, president of the Bank o Yuma, is proving a good friend to thu section and is urging the Pennsylvani representives in Congress to help Ari zona in her fight for statehood.
 Married. at the residence of the hrid Monday, November llth, Mir. Ben ( Heyl and Mrs. N. c. Levy, Father ( P. Durand officiating. The weddin was private. No cards. The Sentine extends congratulations.
 Y. s. Sherman, the father of Mrs. . A. Crouch and Mrs. W. E. Marvin, ha moved from Great Bend to Yuma an will make this his future home. Tn Sentinel extends welcome.
 Mrs. R. S. Patterson, who was sun moned to Stafford two weeks ago on a' count of the illness of her sister, ha returned, her sister being out of dar ger and on the read to recovery.
 Hon. Sam Webb of Phoenix arrive at Hofel Gandolfo yesterday morning Mir. Webb with two sons are on thei way to the Imperial country on tou of investigation, representing colon of Salt River valley ranchers.
 Any of our readers wanting ligh highly profitable employment shoul send 1Jc to the EcEo Novelty Co.,, ,Echr New York, for one of their Engrave Novelty Show Card Signs (11X14), Ca alogue and terms to agents. Exclusi1 territory given.
 W. A. Bondurant, Assistant Superi iendent of Territorial Prison Ira Smit and J. T. Walsh, mining expert, ha7 returned from Plcrosa mining diStriC where Mr. Walsh has been eXpertil some valuable copper properties b longing to Mir. Bondurant.
 A. Tonjni, proprietor Of tEe Yun firui; and ccn!ect:caery store, returns Saturday night from a trip 70 Los 4 geles. Nr. ToniDi says that busine is Gourishing in the city, and that answered a gcoa many inquiries whi there from parties who wanted tc knc S,53Ct Za;a2 and Tumg valley.