The Arizona sentinel., 1902-07-23


 with friends:
 Drink the original A. E. c. Bohemian Beer. Kept by all saloons. Thirty cents per bottle:
 l.. C. Stahl has returned from | weeks visit with his family, who are spending the summer in Los Angeles.
 A. B. C. Beer is king of all beers. Call for no other.
 The Sentinel is prepared to do any kind of job work with neatness and dis patch.
 Mrs. c D. Baker left yesterday for Los Angeles. where she will spend the summer months with relatives and | friends.
 The board of supervisors, which had been in session since July 1st as board of equalization, adjourned last Thurs day until the third Monday in August. The Sentinel force feasted upon luscious watermelons and muskmelons Tuesday by the kindness of Bob Sex smith. The Sentinel is Bob's fast friend henceforth.
 Supervisor Underhill's family are en- toying the pleasures of the coast. Su- pervisor Meeden and wife left for the coast yesterday mor2ling. Who would not be supervisor.
 John w. Mackay died in London on the 10th inst. from heat prostratiOn. Mr. Mackay was the last of the "Bo- nanza Kings"-Flood, O'Brien, Jim Fair and John Mackay.
 Mrs. R. H. Baird came in from Kofa Tuesday and left yesterday with her father, Capt. Donaldson, for Los Ah- geles. Mrs. Baird will be associated with her father in the laundry business here.
 Pete Hodges left for San Francisco Monday morning to witness the Jeffries- Fitzsimmons championship battle. He will be joined at Los Angeles by his brothers, Ed and Johnny Hodges, who will also see the mill, which comes off Friday, the 25th.
 The Corona, Cal, Courier says that in 1901, the mortgages on real estate in Riverside county amounted to $S14,025. In 1902 it has been reduced to $S77, l29, 0 reduction of S196,S96, or over twentt per cent. This surely looks gCod for the prosperity of the country.
 Dr. Bailey has just completed beah- tiful cabinet, in which are displayed wealth of mineral specimens taken from Yuma county mines, The doctor is having the cabinet enclosed within another case having glass front when it will be placed on exhibition at Shoreys.
 James Ryan, one of the prosperous ranchers of the Gila valley, passed through Yuma Sunday morning on his way to Los Angeles; and rumOr has it that when he returns, he will bring Mrs. Ryan along with him. It's ahout time that Jim should quit ''batching" and go to living right If in order, the Sentinel herewith extends congratula- tions.
 R. T. Burr, Southern Pacific section boss, is now in charge of the section on the desert between Yuma and Indio, with headquarters at Indio. Mir. Burr was resident of Yuma and in charge of the Texas Hill section for number of years. He was transferred to the Pomona, Cal, section, but his health not being good there, by request he was transferred to the desert section.
 Capt. Donaldson and family of Kofa arrived in Yuma Tuesday. The cap tain contemplates locating in Yuma permanently and opening a steam laundry. If our citizens will give him some encouragement he will start the laundry as soon as he can secure suit able location for the building. He left for Los Angeles yesterday and will re- turn in ten days prepared to commence operations.
 Beauchamp H. Smith has brought new suit against the King of Arizona Mining Company. The complaint, which contains 99 typewriter pages, was filed on She Fist instant, and prays for a two-fffths interest in that valua- ble property. The numerous suits on the part of Smith against the King begin to smell little ''fishy" and as though they were not brought in good faith.
 Following are the names of the mem- bers of the Yuma county republican central committee: M. o. Archibald, chairman: J. L. Redondo, secretary; Ira Smith, L. c. Stahl, D. c. Roset Paul Moretti, c. V. Meeden-Y Dan Devore, Fortuna; Jack Rarick, w. E. Scott, Tyson's: Charles Nickols, Parker: Juan NoFiega, Palomas; A. c. Fraker, Sonerton- thirteen members.