The Arizona sentinel., 1902-07-02
KEEP YOUR EYE ON YUMA.

the OanQOl1O, Sunoay.
 Mrs. E. McDaniels of Gila City was at the Gandolfo, Friday.
 The Uniform Rank, K. of F., have received their new uniforms.
 Mel Greenleaf is the boss railroad builder in the state of California.
 Chairman Underhill is in town from his Paiounas ranch. Louis Jaeger, proprietor of the S. P hotel, was in Yuma last week.
 W. s. Bowman returned Thursday Saight from trip to Los Angeles.
 The Elks will give a grand 4th oi July ball at their hall Friday evening.
 The total mileage of street railway track in the United States increased 2594 miles in 1901.
 Married by Justice Miles, June 3rd, 1902, s. E. Thobe to Miss Magic Fuller, both of Los Angeles.
 David Balsz has been awarded the beef contract for the Territorial Prison for the ensuing year.
 Mrs. Wyatt, the well-known news paper writer, is doing Yuma in the in- terest Of the Tucson Citizen.
 Attorney Wupperman returned Fri day morning from business trip to Phoenix, Tucson and Florence.
 John I. Toler and Jas. M. Thacker have made final proof of their home stead entries in the Yuma valley.
 J. c. Dewitt, of the Yuma valley, is in town in attendance upon the Board of Supervisors, of which he is a mem ber.c
 The Honorable Board of Supervisors met on the list as board of equaliza- tion and will be in session until the 20th.
 Imports into the United States of autimony for eight months amounted to 11T3 tons in 1901 and to 12s6 tons in 1000.
 William Lowe, che of the pioneer ranchers of the Gila valley, was in Yuma Tuesday, and will remain over the 4th.
 Hon. Harry Carpenter made flying trip to Picacho Monday, on business for the California Gold King Mines Company.
 The Yuma Fruit Go. have bran new up to date fruit wagon to haul their fruit from the Heights ranch to the depot.
 Joe Nugent returned Monday morn ing from Agua Caliente springs, and we are pleased to note he is in his usual good health.
 R. L. Long has resigned the office of Superintendent of Public Instruction, and Judge Layton of Coconino county will take his place.
 Trainmaster Duncan, accompanied by Division Superintendent Sroufe and Dr. Cotter. the s. P. local surgeon, left for Angeles Saturday,
 H. C. Stultz, Justice of the Peace at Fortuna, was in Yuma, Tuesday. He came in with Supt. Martin and return ed to the camp the same evening.
 The bids for county printing were opened by the Board of Supervisors on Tuesday and the contract was awarded to the Sun, it being the lowest bidder.
 The Pennsylvania railroad has had run made from Pittsburg to New York, 4Ss miles, without stop. This is the longest run of passenger train on record.
 Constable Pete Burke and family came in Monday from Kofa. Pete will return to Kofa, but his family will re- main for some weeks visiting with friends.
 r. J. Martin, Superintendent of the La Fortuna Mining Co.,, was in town Tuesday on his way to Frisco. MT. Martin expects to be absent about three weeks.
 The foot race between District Attor- ney Timmons, Col. John Shanssey and Capt. Geo. Thurlow on the 4th of July at the Tule Laguna will be the star attraction of the day.
 Forest E. Porter was married to Miss NJ. H. Lovegrove by Justice Miles at the $. r. hotel Wednesday, June 18th. The newly married couple left for Los Angeles, Cal, on the first train.
 Mai. J. E. Pomeroy of Mesa, was registered at the Gandolfo Monday, The Major came down to inspect the Yuma militia company. He returned to Phoenix on Tuesday evenings train. About eighteen months ago Mr. W. S. Manning, of Albany, N. r., widely known in trade circles as the represen- tative of the Albany Chemical Co.,, was suffering from protracted attack of diarrhoes. ''l tried Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rene dy," he says, "and obtained immediate relief. I cheerfully recommend this medicine to those similarly afflicted"