The Arizona sentinel., 1902-11-05

arrived in Yuma Tuesday and will re- main permanently.
 pr. Alp John. reports the arrival on Sunday of ten-pound baby girl at the home of Rev. J. A. Crouch.
 J. D. Yocum and wife were in town from Yuma valley on election day and were registered at the Gandolfo.
 Mrs. Carmen Norton, wife of Hon. c. w. Norton, was in Yuma Saturday and returned to her home at Mohawk Monday.
 Joe Gum, proprietor of the Picacho hotel, Picacho, Cal, left for the mines Monday, after three days spent in Yuma on business.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jack Dunne and the six young Dunnes have returned from their visit with the youngsters grandmother in Los Angeles.
 Jack Stwart was in from his ranch election day to exercise his right of citizenship, and has returned well sat isfed with the result.
 Dan Devore and wife were at the Gandolfo Tuesday. Dan is a very act i've and earnest republican and exerted himself in behalf of the party through out the campaign.
 Mems, boys and children's hats and caps at the New York Store.
 T. H. Ryan Jones, an attache of the Fortuna Mining Company, arrived from Los Angeles with his bride and registered at Hotel Gandolfo Thursday.
 Turney Pierce Evans returned Mon day evening from San Francisco with some capitalists, who have gone up the river with him to examine an irriga- ting canal proposition.
 Ladies' and misses trimmed and walking hats at the New York Store.
 Judge Fletcher Dean, associate jus tice of the supreme court of Arizona, was registered at Hotel Gandolfo last Saturday. He was here on visit to his son Johnny, after which he re- turned to Florence.
 The steamer Cochan is due to arrive from down the river Monday, where she carried large cargo of provisions, hay, grain, machinery, farming imple mentS, etc, to big hacienda in Mexi- co owned by Americans.
 Suits and trousers made to order at the New York Store.
 Col. J. $. Speer, superintendent of the Fort Yuma Indian school, in com Pany with his brother. W. L. Spear of Rankin. ul., made the Sentinel a pleas ant call last Thursday. MT. w. L. Speer is prominent in Illinois Grand Army cir cles. He will spend the winter here with Col. Spear
 WANTED-A few mining properties that will bear rigid examination. Send particulars to E. L. Watts, E. NJ. I46 W. 18th St., Los Angeles. 52tf
 The town is full of visitors, many of whom are here to spend the winter, and there is not a vacant house to be found. With good roads driving dur ing this season of the year would be de- lightful. The county officials should see to it that they are provided in order to attract desirable class of people.
 Mrs. Judge Buck of Phoenix. moth er-in-law of w. L. Kerr, who has charge of the mechanical department of the Sentinel, came to Yuma We'd nesday morning to attend the wedding of w. H. Buck and Miss Amelia Molina, which took place last Wednes- day evening. Mrs. Buck brought with her MT. Kerr's little daughter.
 Mems, boys and children's clothing at the New York Store.
 The Socialists were not as numerous the day after election as they were the day befere. Thus are beautiful dreams about ameliorating the ills of mankind shattered. It is well to remember that this is a practical and material age, and that the people are not yet ready to accept the doctrines advocated by socialists. Still, they should not feel discouraged, for the process of evolu- tiOn is slow but sure.
 Billy Lewis, who ran On the republi- can ticket for recorder, made a forcible and clean political fight. Though de- feated he carried his own precinct and that of his opponent, notwithstanding he has only been here a little over year and in the face of the strong oppo- sition put up by the democrats. In his canvass he won popularity wherever he went. Billy will be heard from again in future political contests.
 Frank Turner who ran on the demo- cratic ticket for the assembly, paid the Sentinel office visit on Wednesday. He takes his defeat philosOphically. It was his first entry into the political arena, and he has made many friends throughout the county by his affability and pleasing manners. Politics be very unsartin," !" he thinks. but he has gained knowledge by his experience which perhaps will more than com pensate him for the time spent in his c8nl ass.