The Arizona sentinel., 1902-12-03
Judge L. r. Bradshaw was registere

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 Attorney Thomas Flannigan of Phoe nix is in Yuma on business.
 Fleisher's best Shetland Floss--al colors, S5 cents per pound-at the New York Store.
 O. H. Willis of the Imperial Cana Company wBs registered at Hotel Gan dolfo yesterday.
 Dr. Clymer, physician at the Picacho mines, wus in town Monday.
 Harry McPhaul has the contract for furnishing lime for the California King gold mines at Picacho.
 Married, by Judge Miles, Friday, No yember 2S. Arthur Lagune and Clara Cantwell, both of Riverside, Cal.
 Robert Bechtel returned Sunday from visit of two weeks at the King of Arizona.
 S. B. Seeley of Cibola has gang of men at work on the road between the Gila river and Ehrenberg.
 Guy McCord, youngest son of U. s. Marshal McCord, arrived in Yuma from Phoenix on Monday to take po- sition on the hill as guard.
 Miss Bessie Mum spent Thanksgiv- ing day in Yuma with her sister, Mrs. R. P. H. Laney. She is teaching the school at Fortuna.
 Miss Lottie Lewis was in Yuma from the King of Arizona this week to meet her brother Tom, who has just returned from Alaska, where he has been during the past two years,
 Miss Alice Bailey, daughter of Sam Bailey, former resident of Yuma, is ia town visiting with her brother, T. E. Brice and family.
 The three cottages which E. F. San guinetti is having constructed on Gila street are now being given the finish ing touches by the carpenters and painters.
 George Trumbo has talk en position with the California King Gold Mines Company. and left Saturday morning for Picacho to assume his duties.
 Louis Bagger & O., patent attorneys of Washington, D. C., report that on last Tuesday, Mir. H. w. Blaisdell of of Yuma obtained valuable patent on conveyor systems.
 Mrs. Gregory, wife of Secretary Walter Gregory of the territorial pcis- on, is visiting her parents in Phoenix.
 Yuma lodge No. IT, F. and A. NJ. will hold 8 stated meeting at Masonic hall the second Tuesday (the llth of this month, for the election of officers for the ensuing year and for the transac- tion of other lodge business.
 Mrs. Gertrude Berg of Los Angeles is at the Gandolfo. Mrs. Berg will sing at the Elks' Memorial at their hall on Sunday, the 7th inst, and will furnish a genuine treat to those who attend the exercises
 .: J. L. Redondo, one of the delegates from Yuma to the grand lodge of the Spanish-American society, in session at Tucson, left with the rest of the del- cegation for that city Monday,
 George Philips and Charles Mau, we'll 21nown attorneys of San Francisco, have been in Yuma the past week. They ate their thanksgiving turkey with Mayor R. S. Patterson,
 Squire Monroe, of the Old Plantation saloon, returned Monday from busi- ness trip to Los Angeles and San Diego.
 George Howells, consulting engineer of the Santa Fe system, is registered at Hotel Gandolfo.
 Albert Behau, Bill Neahr and Julio Martinez have returned from Los An geles, where they had been as witness es in the case against Pedro Morales, the noted murderer and bandit. The jury dealt leniently with Morales, con- victing him of manslaugh.er.
 Barney Meeden came down from Pi- cacho, horseback, Sunday, and returned Monday. He reports lively times at that camp, and says that the great re- duction plant-one of the largest in the world-will soon be iu full blast and force of several hundred men at work,
 The Yuma Bakery's Milk Bread is conceded to be very fine. Try loaf. Remember the place, postoffice corner, opposite Sanguinetti's. Some store keepers may palm of Chinese bread on you but insist on having Milk Bread baked by the Yuma Bakery. :. Miss Florence E. Blackman will be- gin with her dancing class at Elks' hall | next Friday evening, which will meet thereafter on each Friday evening. Miss Blackman is an excellent teacher and our young people will not be slow to appreciate the fact.
 Miss Florence Blackman, who is to give an entertainment at Elks' hall | January l6 and IT, will be ably assisted | by her physical culture class, consist ing of seven little girls and seven little boys, and by Miss Cricket Caryl and Alfred Ward, two New York profes- sionSle from the vaudeville stage.