The Arizona sentinel., 1902-10-08


 Charley Ingalls, has returned to tho Del Monte mines near Harrisburg.
 w. $. Bowman and family have mov ed into the cottage opposite the freight depot.
 Ladies, gents and children's fal and winter underwear at the New York Store.
 A voter must vote in the precinct in which he resides, re0ardless of where he is registered
 The largest assortment of mems. boys and children's hats and caps in town at the New York Store.
 John Gandolfo has returned from a trip to Tucson, where he had business before the l.. $. land office.
 All the new novelties in >uitings, skirtings and waistings at the New York Store.
 Dr. Alp John reports the arrival of a nine pound girl at the home of Bob SexSmith last Friday.
 These cold nights make one think of bedding. You will find a complete line at the New York Store
 Mrs. Capt. Thurlow and son have re- turned from a three months visit with her sister, Mrs. A. J. Finley. at San Francisco.
 Come in and have an expert tailor take your measure for a suit of clothes or pair Of trousers, at the New York Store.
 Prof Webb of the Smithsonian insti- tuition, registered at Hotel Gandolfo Friday night. He left the next day for Washington.
 II. $. Laughlin. late secretary of the territorial prison, has secured d posi- ton with the Title, Insurance and Trust company of Los Angeles.
 Beginning November lst, there will b. six passenger trains daily through Guma-two fer the Rock Island and four regular Southern Pacific trains.
 Hon. R. L. Morrison, republican can didate for congress, will arrive at Yuma on the 10th and speak in the evening at the Elk hall at : o'clock.
 Dr. L. H. Moller has resigned his po- sition as physician at the territorial prison, and in company with Mrs. Mel Ter will leave in short time for Flu rope.
 Dr. Ketcherside and son have per manently located in Yuma, and have their office in the Gandolfo block. Their professional card appears in this issue of the Sentinel.
 A. r. Banta has sold the Douglas Dispatch to F. B. Dorr, until recently city editor of the Bisbee Review. who is a good writer and a worthy successor of Mr Banta.
 Cotter's drug store has opened up with full line of everything to be found fu first-class drug store. in the new location in the Gandolfo block. | where patrons and friends will be wei comed.
 Geo. w. Bowers, of the United States ! Fish commission las notified, Capt. ! POlhamus that consignment of cat fish has been billed to him to be placed ! in the Colorado river and will arrive | here Nov. Doth.
 The beard of supervisors are in regu- l lar quarterly session for the purpose of i providing the necessary arrangements for the coming election. They will 1 designate voting precincts, and appoint election officers for the county.
 Deputy Collector McPherson of this port is taking 30-day vacation and his place is being filled by Dick Reynolds of Naco. Dick is not a stranger. as be was connected with the customs ser vice here several years ago and has lots of friends in Yuma.
 Mir. ". II. Lewis, the next county recorder, left Monday night for Mo- hawk, where he expected to join l.. B. l Clark, republican candidate for super visor, and the two will make q house tO-housc canvass of the county and will be gone about twelve days They are both sure winners. r In the opinion of Attorney General Wells, ''all voters must vote in the , precinct in which they reside, and not elsewhere" The attorney general be- ing the legal officer of the territory, ] his opinion Of the law must be followed [ until overruled by the decision of i court of competent jurisdiction. II James NJ. Alexander, supervisor of I Indian affairs is registered at the Can j iOlfO hotel. NIT. Alexander's father Was district attorney for this county in ,he 70's. His father Capt. l. L. B. md sister, Mrs. Judge Baker, are resi- a ientS of Phoenix, where the Captain { laS been connected with the Indian V chool for years. ! Drink the original A. B. C.. Bohemian a Beer. Kept by all saloons. Thirty o o,liS per bottle. {,