The Arizona sentinel., 1902-10-01

their new quarters ih the Cotter build Ing.
 Dan Devore and wife returned Mon day from their summers outing at the coast. Don't judge a politician by the length of his speech or the strength Of his lungs.
 Miss 4. NJ and Mr H. Ri. Roach were guests Of Hotel Gandolfo on Alon- day last.
 Senator L. S. Ives Of Tucson arrived in Yuma last night from his home in Los Angeles.
 Registration closes on the flth inst. Unless you are on the great register you cannot vote.
 Noah Nelson took the third degree in Masonry at the lodge meeting last Saturday night
 Married, by Jadge Miles, Sept. 22ad, Isaac N. Wiley and Mary Le Blanc, both of Los Angeles.
 Cctter's drug store is now located in the Gandolfo block next door to the corner of First and Main streets.
 Sheriff Bob Walker of Flagstaff and T. D. Randeburch of Williams were registered at the Gandolfo Sunday.
 Prof. l.. J. Bardet has moved his studio into the house on First street, opposite the office of Althee Modesti. Married, by Justice Miles. Sept. 2S, William II. Bueneman and Mary A. Williams, both of Santa Barbara, Cal. Ed. NJ. Reese has returned to his home in Yuma valley from San Bel- nardino, where he has been during the euInmer.
 Ivanhoe Lodge, So. 2. Knights ef P,thias, twill have feed and fun at Elk's hall next Monday evening, Ocs tober Gth.'
 Emmerson Gee, Superintendent and Manager Of the Geld King Mining Company, was registered at Hotel Gan dolfo, Monday.
 F. A. Myers and family arrived in Yuma from Quartzsite, where Mr. My CTS has been engaged ia the mercantile business for the past seven years.
 Last Friday was busy day for the stork Twin girls were left Juan Za- bala's,. one girl at N. l.. Pools, and several precincts are yet to be heard from.
 H. A. Jenkins and wife returned from the coast last Friday, having spent the summer there. They left yesterday for Mr Jenkins cattle ranch in Lower California.
 Drs. E. B. and James E. Ketcherside of Camp Verde, Yavapai county, have located in Yuma for the practice Of their profession. Dr. Ketcherside, the elder was caller at this office today. They have rented offices in che Gan Colfo block
 C. R. Armstrong of Palomas is atthe Gandolfo. Mr. Armstrong. Usoo is prominently mentioned as candidate for supervisor on the socialist ticket, is an intelligent gentleman. and would, if elected, i'll the position with honor-or any position that he might occupy.
 w. c. TGnkin, the well-known min- ing man, arrived in Yama Thursday last. accompanied by his friend, ". M. McCutchea of Sak Lake. Mir. TCn!lin is at the head of company of Chicago capitalist who arc interested in, and developing mining property in Quartz site mining district this county. These gentlemen left for Chicago on Monday nights train.
 Every time Uncle Sam acquires a bit of new territory some old fossil shouts himself black in the face trying 70 show, fer political effect, that poor Samuel is in his dotage and has been suncoed. It was so at the time of the Alaska purchase and more recently. The Alaska matter has turned out all right and cur other as sets will be paying investments when scme of cur "anti-impsrialistic'' friends are forgotten.
 Buffalo Bills Wild West has come and q gone The show attracted a very fail crowd notwithstanding inc high prices of admission, and gave performance O thrilling interest. The old Concord stage, the pony express, and the war @hooping Sioux are features of tho Wild West which recall vividly thu times of thirty to forty years ago i. the west, and furnish dramatically his toric illustrations of that pericd. Buf falo Bill, himself one of the most inter esting characters of those stirring times, though e years Of age sits il the saddle as straight, rides 2s graceful ly and shoots with as unefring preci; ion as when he was hunting and ami hilating Indians and buffalo. the mon archs of the plains, in the CCs.
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