The Arizona sentinel., 1901-11-20

Hotel Gandolfo Tuesday evening from Los Angeles, where he has been rusti- eating for the past month.
 Eddie Baker, one of the pioneer rancbers and cattle men of the Mohawk valley, came in from Antelope Tues day morning, returning Tuesday night.
 Farm lands, town property, residences and all kinds of real estate bought, sold and rented by the Yuma Title Alb stract Company, Bank of Yuma Build ing, Second street.
 Hotel Gandolfo is admitted to be one of the best houses on the coast. Ameri- can CT European plan. Fine meals are served in the cafe, where you order what you want and pay for what you get,
 Mrs. R. P. H. Laney, niece of Miss Bessie Mum, of San Jacinto, Cal, is in Yuma and will remain during the win ter visiting with her aunt. Miss Bessie has many friends in Yuma and win be a great favorite with the social circles Cf the city.
 Barney Meeden has been in town vis- iting with his parents. His mary friends in Yuma were pleased to meet him and see him looking so well. Barney is holding down position with the Nj. J. Nugent mercantile establish ment at Kofa, King of Arizona mining district.
 Peter and George Hodges left for up river last Saturday. The Hodges boys have just completed sale of some mif1- ing property for $SO,G0O, and are now ! looking for another mine. The Senti- nel wishes them good luck; they are good boys and deserving of allth good things of life.
 The appraise.nent of the old quarter masters property has been postponed on account of the claims of the Ives canal and the Polhamus property. The appraisers have reported the matter to the department and are waiting for in- structions before proceeding with their work. Commissioners Creighton and Latham have returned to Phoenix.
 MT. J. D. Schuyler, prominent civil engineer of California, is in Yuma, in consultation with Captain Ingalls, with reference to the Improvement Of the Rollins-Ives canal property. If Mir. Schuyler reports favorably this prop erty will te put in frst-class condition at once.
 E&-Mayor R. J. Duncan arrived Sun day morning from Tucson. His prinei- pal business here was to look after his property interests in Yuma. He spent one day in the city and good deal Of that time was taken up in responding to the greetings of his many friends. MT. Duncan returned to Tucson on MoE6ay evenings train.
 Hon. Burt Dunlap, chairman of the live stock sanitary board, is in Los Angeles, where he and his family are detained under quarantine regulations, the Hon. Burt having developed case the doctors pronounce varioloid. He will be all right in few days and per- mitted to journey home.
 Col. Dick Darling, who has bcen stopping in Yuma for the past ten days, left Tuesday eyeuing for Quartzite via PalOmas and Harrisburg. Col. Darling met c. W. Grassel, a prominent mining man from Cleveland, Ohio, at the train who accompanied him to Qnartzite for the purpose of examining some mining property owned by Col. Darling and others, situated in the Tyson mining district and reported to be very valua- ble.
 Mrs. Greene and two children and her sister, Miss Vernie Graham, daugh- ters cf J. H. Graham of this city, arriv- cd Sunday morning from Michigan and will remain during the winter with their father. Miss Bessie and Howard with Grandpa Jim" called at the Sen tinel office this morning and said they thought the Sentinel's dog, Parson,. was all right. The Sentinel extends welcome to Mrs. Green and Miss Gra-- ham, who will prove quite an addition to the social circles of Yc31a.