The Arizona sentinel., 1901-12-11
Mayor.

s' The Pride of Heroes.
 .s Many soldiers in. the last war wrote
 to say 1ttIatS for scratches, bruises, cuts, wounds; corns, soa,e feet and stff joints,
 Bucklen,s Arnica; salve is the best in
 the world. Same. for: burns, scalds,
 boils, ulcers, skin eruptiens and piles.
 It cures. or .ho, pay. Only 25c at | C6tter's drug stere.. =
 The railroad men are learning new
 points about the oil burners. The.
 other night one'was being filled with
 oil, preparatory to going out. sThe oil
 had been running for some time, but
 it was sos dark nc: sGney could tell
 whether it. was near full or not. To asce1 tain h6w much more room there
 was iu the tank the fireman stuck his lighted torch through the hole to get look at the inside. The minute the torch touched the gas it was ignited, and a flame burst forty feet in the air. Luckily it was extinguished before the locomotive was ruined. Orders have been issued forbidding short-sigbted firemen sticking lighted torch in the fuel tank. They can only use the torch to investigate the water tank.- Lords burg Liberal. ,l ..-.5',ee@
 Mir. B. E.Powers. an attorney from Los Angeles, is here with; Senator Dorsey. as his; personal attorney in the, matter of the adjustment of the Tril Ter Liquid Air Company. The ap- pointment of trustee was made on the llth, and the sale of the property will be duly had. Pierce Evans has been appointed as referee for all cases in bankruptcy arising in Yuma county. Mir. Powers is quite promi- nent attorney in Los Angeles, and his journey here will no doubt be of some benefit in future to all generally inter- ested, inasmuch as Picacho and every thing emanating from that camp will naturally come to Yuma, and we are pleased that he has come down here to view the situation. T~:.c.. .
 Yuma's Companion Court of Inde- pendent. .EePesters lat its meeting held: last Friday evening, elected the follow ing officers for the ensuing term, Chief Ranger, Mrs. s. B. .Hackett; ViceChief. Ranger, Miss Harrington; Past Chief Ranger, Mrs. H?O, Cooper; Recording Secretary. Mrs. 0.!W, Winch; Finan- eial Secretary, Miss: Agnes Balsz; Treasurer, Mrs. F. C. Slater: Orator, Mrs. T. D. Molloy: Senior Woodward, Miss Grace CcnnOr; Junior Woodward, Mrs, Alice F. Hicks; Senior Beadle, Mrs. Kathryn Balsz; Junior Beadle, Miss Leonora Reiff:5 Trustees, Mrs. Cash M. Smith and Mrs. Thomas Stratton; Organist, w. H. Shorey.
 The Richard Wagner Concert Con- pany presented fine musical pre- gramne at Elk's hail Friday night. The attendance was by DO means as large as the merits Of the entertain ment justified; the prices of admission, however, were rather high for this town, which accounts in great meas ure for the slim attendance. The con- pany remained in Yuma ever Sunday, | and Sunday evening entertained pri- ! vate party at Hotel Gandolfo with de- ! lightful music and recitations, WI i:h : were highly enjoyed by those present. l
 Yuma is becoming sure enough i prolific home for fraternal societies 1 Every night in the week, except Thurs day, is Hodge night now, making it . very convenient for the married men, who formerly found trouble in invent ] ing excuses to get down town of nights. ! The women are preparing to get even by organizing social clubs of their own and a few are threatening to use mes quite clubs to induce their spouses tU stay home more of nights: the Hodge habit" they say, IS becoming alarming and strenuous nc asures will have t. Ee adopte to break it up.
 Judge Sanbcrn of Indian Territory has decided that tnce g ward of tLe nation, an Indian is forever ward, and that no matter what may happen it shall always be 6 crime to sell whis- key to him. After the Indian Territo- a a1lnftoA on6 tho Tr1ior, Io. citizens and voters, they are still, ac- cOrding to the decision, wards of the government, and as such, liquor cannot be sold to them.
 The Sentinel has received an anony- nous communication in which the writer indulgeS in some caustic lan- guage and timely suggestions to the present city government. The article is yell written and has an intelligent bearing upon city affairs, but as it bears no signature we cannot publish it.
 Geo. Nicholson, who has been head bcok-keeper in the E. F. Sanguinetti establishment fer the past TWO or three years, has resigned that position to accept another with Louie Jaeger as travelling auditor for the lat ,er's string of hotels.
 H. c. Haupt, assistant superintendent Or the La Fortuna Mining Company, raS in thn citr NI,n3nr G,n I.,,ci,n-r.. f..,,