The Arizona sentinel., 1902-06-11

formed a squeezing club. Girls under 45 are admitted; married ladies and newspaper men barred. Old maids especial " urged to join. The prices to gentlemen friends rangg accord ing to the age of the squeezed. For girls between the age of 15 and 20, fifty cents for two minute squeeze without stopping to catch the breath; between 20 and 30, 75 cents per minbte tone minute squeezes only al,owed); between 30 and 40, two bits for a three minute queeze and ten cents for each additional minute; over 10, five cents a squeeze or SIX for 6 quarter. Squeezers must pay for all broken ribs and broken stays withOutmurmuring.
 Grandma Elliott, who has been visiting for the past several months in Yuma with her son, County Surveyor Elliott, left on this mornings train for her home in Massachusetts.
 There is expressed in various papers of the country want for congressman who will look after the needs of their constituents first, and after that those of the Boers and FilipinOs.
 Miss Margaret Harrington, one of Yuma's popular school teach CTS. will leave Friday morning for d visit to her home in Reno, Nevada.
 W. H. Elliott, county surveyor, was in town this week from PicachO on d visit to his family.
 The residents in Yuma valley intend to celebrate the Fourth of July at Tule Laguna and at Denmark's park.
 FOR SALE.-Team of horses, double harness and light spring wagon. In quire of J. H. kINSLER.
 Miss Clara Marcia is visiting in Yuma with her uncle and aunt, Judge and Mrs. H. C. Davis. Miss Marcia is a student at the Normal school, but is now taking vacation.
 Attention is called to the new adver- tisement of the Acme Truck Company on the third page. The proprietors, Parks & Donkersley, are hustlers, and are doing good business.
 Senator Ives and family of Tucson passed through Yuma one day last week on their way to Les Angeles, where the family will spend the sum- mer.
 The editor of the Sentinel acknowl- edges the receipt of an invitation to be present at the commencement exercises of the Northern Arizona Normal, to be held at Flagstaff June to 13, inclusive
 Hotel Gandolfo is admitted to be one of the best houses on the coast. Amepi can or European plan. Fine meals aft served in the cafe, where you order what you want and pay for what you get.
 Mrs Bowman, wife of w. $. Bow man, Western Union operator and $ P. ticket clerk at Yuma, left on Sun day last for 8 visit to her old home il Virginia. She will be absent during the summer.
 Capt. r. $. Ingalls, has been appoiRt ed deputy U. s. mineral surveyor fol Southern Arizona, and has been em ployed by the Rio Del Monte cOmpan! to survey their mines iu the Harqu; Hala district.
 | It is reported hePe that FreeIan' Neahr was shot through the arm ol Sunday lass at Picacho. The troubl originated over a game of cards be tween him and Mexican named Ala.
 Hon. E. B. Gage arrived here Mon day night from the west. en route t Tombstone. He received a messag here summoning him back to San Fran cisco and took the train for that cit yesterday morning.
 Saturnino Coz, who was arrested las week for shooting Juan Ortega, Pap ago Indian, at Gila City, had his exam ination yesterday before Justice Mile and proved by witnesses that he sho the Indian in self defense. He wa discharged.
 Col. Charles Balance shipped ca load of fat hogs to Los Angeles Monda. night. They were produced on tn Dunlap Balance ranch in Yuma valle, and were choice lot. Supervisor De Witt aad others also sent in a ca of choice fat porI1erS by the same train
 Jack Heyl, driver for the Uniol Ice Company. met' with a severe acci dent Sunday morning while deliverin: ice at Lacy's saloon. A large cake o the congealed fluid fell on his foot badly crushing it. He will be laid IT by the accident for several days.