The Arizona sentinel., 1904-04-20
Trains Arrive

Mems flannel suits at the New York Store.
 Mrs. Belle Preciado of Picacho is in town visiting her aunt, Mrs. Wm. Neahr.
 Hats given away for the next ten days-at Darling's.
 Rev. NJ. E. Millwee will preach in the tent church Sunday evening. Sub feet of discourse: Resurrection.
 Ladies' white China silk waists at the New York Store.
 The Supervisors have called for sur render of vouchers Nos. 3l9 to 36l. Cash warrants will be issued in lieu thereof.
 More new trimmed hats at the New York Store.
 Attorney Peter T. Robertson is in Tucson in attendance upon the United States Court. He is also delegate to the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows, which met in that city Monday.
 Mems pongee and white silk shirts at the New York Store.
 In the local of last week mentioning the recovery of Mrs. White from her recent illness The Sentinel should have stated that Dr. Pugh was the attending physician.
 The Mccall Fashion Sheets for May ct the New York Store.
 Mulford Winsor, editor of the Phoenix Enterprise, is in town on business and will remain two or three days.
 The latest styles mems straw hats at the New York Store.
 Ex-Supervisor Tom Underhill oi Palomas was in town this week. Tom is always a welcome visitor and his many friends were pleased to see him. Ladies'. Misses and children's bare foot sandals at the New York Store. Mir. ard Mrs. John Speese have moved into Mrs. Flynn's cottage on the east side of town near the river. Hats given away for the next ter days-at Darling's.
 John Gandolfo and his daughter Miss Victoria, left on Sunday night; train for Agua Caliente Springs and will be gone ten days.
 A B. c. Beer is king of all beers Captain Polhamus returned Sunday from Picacho, having gone there to visit his son Jimmie, who was quite i'll. The Sentinel is pleased to note that he is now convalescent.
 The finest line of cigars in the city Ketcherside's drug store.
 The territorial democratic convCn tion will meet at Tucson May B, 1904 to select six delegates to the nationa democratic convention to be held a St. Louis July 6, 1904, Yuma count. is entitled to nine delegates to the ter ritorial convention.
 The largest assortment ol ffenci candy in town at the Acme.
 The Rev. NJ. Vandermaesen, o Florence, made the Sentinel office pleasant call yesterday in cOmpan! with Rev. Father Durand. Father Durand intends to leave Yuma before long and return to France, his nativ country, and his pulpit will be filled b Rev Vandermaesen.
 A new line of elegant toilet article and perfumes at Ketcherside's dru store.
 w. C. Worthy aul C. X. Ludden prominent citizens of Pomona, Cal, ant heavily interested in the America Flag Gold Mining Company, recen purchasers of the Hodges mines, ar rived in Yuma on the 14th and left tn next day on the steamer St. Vallier 10 the mine. SThey were accompanied b George Hodges.
 The Yuma Bakery's Milk Bread conceded to Ee very fine. Try loa Remember the place, pOstoffice corner opposite Sanguinetti's. Some store keepers may palm off Chinese bread o you, but insist on having Milk Brea baked by the Yuma Bakery.
 Following are the names of feders jurors subpoenaed from Yuma county Grand jurors-Fred Nottbusch and . w. Darlington. Trial jurors-G. E Bailey, H. H. McPhaul, B. F. HoI kins, NJ. Morris, J. C. Patterson. Tol Molloy goes witness. United State court opened in Tucson Monday.
 The publishers of verybody's Ma! azine, as an advertising feature, al offering prizes in what is termed tt Newsdealers' Contest, and in the a. gregste pay out several thousand do lars as an incentive to dealers 60 pus the publication, which is really one the best magazines in the country. the last contest Mr. A. Tonini of tn city received check for Slj from tt publishers, having been one of Il prize winuers to that extent,