The Arizona sentinel., 1903-01-07
Prof. Bardet went to Fortuna on business today.

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 The new M. E. Church in the valley Grace church) was dedi- cated last Sunday, when services were held there for the first time by Rev. J. A. Crouch.
 The Border vidette says that "ex- United States Marshall" Ben. F. Daniels has again taken charge of the Montezuma hotel at Nogales.
 Dr. L. N. Moller returned on Satur- daylast from a trip to Europe, having been gone since October l9. The doc tor visited his old home in Germany, and also spent some little time in the cities of Paris and London. He had very pleasant trip, but is glad to get back to the land of sunshine.
 The Range-News, a most excellent newspaper, published at Wilcox, has been purchased by Mir. s. N. Kemp, until recently a travelling representa- tive of the American Type Founders company. Mir. Kemp is an experienced newspaper man and proposes to keep the Range-News up to its usual high standard.
 Mrs. ]. H. Wooley, wife of J. H. Wooley, the druggist in charge at Cotter's drug store, arrived in Yuma recently, and Mr. Wooley, is conse- quently happy. Mrs. Wooley is lady of varied accomplishments, and will be a welcome addition to Yuma society. She is a southern lady, her native home being Louisville, Ky.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. w. Blaisdell arrived in Yuma Saturday and. for few days will be at their home on Orange avenue, Yuma Heights. The Sentinel regrets to announce that owing to business in terests, Mir. Blaisdell will henceforth be compelled to make his permanent home in Los>Angeles, although his in- terests in Yuma will naturally draw him here occasionally.
 Claude Anderson. who has had charge of a scraper gang at the Imperial canal heading, shot Mexican on New Years day and immediately skipped out for parts unknown. A gang of Mexican laborers were having 9 holiday drunk and, it is said, attacked Anderson, who shot in self defense. The Mexican who was shot also disappeared, and no one seems to know whether he was badly wounded or not.
 Cricket Caryl and Alfred Ward, wbo will assist Miss Blackman in her enter tainment next month, have received highly favorable notice from the New York Press, of which the following is a sample; ''The hit of this weeks bill at Keith's New York house is the comedy society sketch entitled 'All's Fair in Love, by Caryl & Ward, These two clever people are recent welcome ad- dition to vaudeville. They will be re- membered by those who see them, as they have already endeared themselves to lovers of the drama"
 Dr. E. B. Ketcherside was thrown from his buggy near Somerton last Sun day and sustained by the accident a broken leg. The accident was caused by making too sudden turn in the road, upsetting the vehicle, and hap pened while the doctor was returning from visiting patient. Dr. COtter re- duced the fracture and Dr. Ketcherside is now doing as we'll as could be expect ell, though it was most deplorable ac- cident, and the Sentinel hopes to soon chronicle the doctors complete recOv- cry.
 In Mohave county there is an cleo tion contest pending between two can- didates for supervisors, the parties be- ing Kingman and Grant. The returns from one precinct were not counted, as the seal had been broken, and Judge Slcan held that there was no way tC tell whether it was still in the same condition that it was when sealed by the election board. There was a simi lar irregularity at the late election ir Yuma county, and although no contest resulted, there seemed evident grounds for one. The seal of the package from Kofa precinct was not only broken but the package remained in the safe O. the county recorder for several days treasurer, as the law requires. There is absolutely no doubt, that the vote O Kofa precinct, would have beer "thrown out" by any court in Arizona