The Arizona sentinel., 1901-06-26
For ice cream soda go to Cotter's dru

The old "HaSSayamper Of the NOlO- rado," Hall Hanlon, was in town last week.
 Concentrated grape juice, an ideal summer drink, in plain. cold water, at Cotter's drug store.
 Try bottle of concentrated grape juice For invalids and well people. At Cotter's drug store.
 Miss Vernie Meade has closed her musical resort ou Main street and gone to Congress, Yavspai county.
 Prison Superintendent Brown has re- turned from visit to San Francisco and other California cities, after an absence of three weeks.
 Hon. A. G. Hubbard of Redlands, Cal, and Charley Pickenbach, superin- tendent of the Harqua Hala mines, passed through Yuma on Fridays west bound train.
 The steamer Retta, Captain Friant, left on Wednesday morning with car go of freight for Ehrenburg and way points.
 Hon. John Doan and his friend, Jas. Colbath, came in from Fortuna Sunday and are stopping at Hotel Gandolfo.
 Mrs. J. F. Ludy left on Tuesday mornings train for her former home in Washington, where she will spend the summer
 Judge Bradshaw came in from the Tyson We'll mining district Thursday evening and is stopping at Hotel Can dolfo.
 Married at s. P hotel, Sunday June 3. Joseph NJ. Wilson and Ella W. Rond. both of Los Angeles, Judge Frank officiating.
 The Sentinel's famous dog, Parson. will be enc of the star attractions with the great Elks Circus which exhibits in Yuma cn the Fourth. Our young frie nd and neighbor, Amelio Frank. has becofne a full-iedged railroad man: he is now day fireman on the switch engine in the Yuma yards Loss Of appetite is commonly gradual: one dish after another is set aside. It is one Of the first indications that the system is running down, and there is nothing else so good for it as Hood : Sarsaparilia-the best of all tonics.
 B. A. Hayden, 8 recent arrival from Oklahoma, called at the Sentinel office Monday, Mir. Hayden intends to settle in the valley. and his father and mother will join him later. He is temporarily stopping with his friend, MT. Lyall.
 Frank H. King, secretary of the Biexican-Colorado Navigation Compa- ny, came in Thursday night from Los Angeles, where had been supervising the shipment of machinery fer the new boats.
 Attorney Pierce Evans returned last Friday night from Los Angeles, where he was one Of the counsel in the Golden Kidnapping case, which was of consider able local prominence on account of its sensational features.
 Mrs. Alice M. Farmer was married at Manila, April Fist, to Alexander Miller, of the Adjutant General s office. Mrs. Farmer was formerly resident of Yuma, but was known better as May COfer, her maiden name. She taught school at Mohawk one term.
 Louie Esselburn, the popular and eff cient manager of the Yuma Livery Stables, furnished a conveyance to a humber of members of the Arizona Giant Copper Company last Thursday, landing them at their mines near Ehrin- burg in one of the finest fOur-in-hand turnouts to be found in Arizona. The horses were cracker-jacks Louie han dies none but the best.
 Mrs. w. D. Robinson, mother of Mrs. Lieut.. Patterson, left fer her home in Kopperl, Texas, Thursday night. Mrs. Robinson enjoyed her three weeks visit in Yuma and likes the country and the people. She would have liked to re- main longer with her daughter here, but there are others" When duty calls grandmas always respond.
 The school trustees for this district held meeting last Saturday night and confirmed the appointments of Misses Mary E. Post, Jennie Kent and Nellie E. Lyons as teachers, and the clerk was instructed to give the proper noti- fcation. h the matter of the appoint nent of principal further continuance was made. Clerk J. H. Godfrey was instructed to put the school property in proper condition and to post notices warning parties to not deface or iniure said property under penalty of the law.
 If you do not make the acquaintance of Oogolooloo, Cannibal king of the Iii burons, who has accepted the hospital ity of the Elks Bros Circus on July Fourth, you may live to be sorry for it.
 Governor Murphy has appointed J. ". Darlington as delegate to the Transmissippi congress, which meets