The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1904-02-03
A 3. C.. Beer is king of all beers

land Rye at The Ruby. Sole agents.
Althee Modesti. proprietor OF the
Aqua Calienti springs, is home again.
New Dress Ginghams at the old
price, lOc per yard at The New YORK
Store.
A new line of elegant toilet articles
and uerfu,nes at Ketcherside's drug
store.
A new postoflce called Roosevelt
has been located in ella county near
the Tonic reservoir site. /
Mining locations, conforming to the
new mining laws, for sale at the Sentl-
mel office.
Col. c. c.. Bean, the well known pio-
neer of the territory, died ut his home
in New York February l.
The new time table of the Southern
Pacific railroad company appears on
the first page OF the Sentinel.
1t is hard matter for teacher to
get brains into the beads of children
who never inherited any brains.
DIR. George Vickers, business mana
ger of the Phoenix Republican, was In
Yuma yesterday.
If your spring wagon, buggy or
carriage needs repairing, take it to
DeNier's Carriage shop, the only one
in Yuma.
Col. G.. w. Norton, of Mohawk came
in today with Jas. Sheridan, who comes
for medical treatment.
Eddie, one of she proprietors OF the
"Ruby," has returned from visit
with his mother at El Paso, Texas.
". a. Bowles, of the firm of John
son 6 Bowles, has returned from a
business trip TO Los Angeles.
G.. J. Black, of LIS Angeles, Is
auest of Hotel Gundolfo, having ar
rived in town Tuesday.
j. Mack, representing the les
Angeles Examiner, was in Yuma this
week in the interest of his paper.
Standard dress ginghams such as
AT. 4. and Red Leaf al lOc per yard
at The New York Store.
IL. Y Clymer, prominent citizen OF
Pecacho, registered at Hotel GonGolfc
Monday night.
II is reported that several hundred
Boer families are going to come from
South Africa and will locate in Yuma
county, Arizona. Times.
The greatest of forage crops, alfalfa
does the best. Six crops year, al
most two crops per acre per crop, car
be raised. One acre keeps a COW II
green feed the year through.
DR.. T.. B. Ketcherside's son-in-lsS
IF. Van Deering, and family, arrives
this week from Camp Verde, YaYapa
county, aud will locate in the fum
valley. They are good people and tn
Sentinel extends a cordial welcome.
Received % cases of spring Oxford
and Slippers at The New York Store
Wanted-Your Laundry work; "
ask you to give US trial. We hav
the facilities and experience that wi
do the best woodwork that will
satisfactory to you in every way
Alpha Laundry Co. Phone Il
The Industrial Reform school ;
Benson, which was opened for the az
mission of ircorrigibles about thre
months ago, has already fifteen II
mates, the latest being Papago lndia
The Yuma Bakery's Milk Bread
conceded to be very fine. Try loa
Remember the place, postofice corne
opposite Sanguinetti's. Some stor
keepers may palm off Chinese bread {
YOU, but insist on having Milk Bre;
baked by the Yuma Bakery.
z. Ingles and wife of Pecacho a
rived in Yuma Monday night and al
guests of Hotel Gondolfo. They a
on their way to Mexico where th
will remain for a short season.
Mrs. e. D. Luce, owner and gener
manager of the Castle Dome Lee
Mines and Milling Company, situat
in the Castle Dome mining distri'
this county, was in town this week.
Sixty boxes of Yuma oranges ha
been purchased for exhibition at q
ST. Louis Worlds Fair. They ha
been brought to Phoenix and placed
cold storage. Sun.
Mr.. Rinaldo Gondolfo. brother of c
worthy citizen, John Gondolfo, arriv
in Yuma Tuesday on visit with
brother They left today for Los Z
geles to visit the latter's family bef'
returning to Dawson. For numb
= of years Mr., Rinaldo Gondolfo has be
living at Dawson, Klondike, where
accumulated fortune and is just
turning from visit to his old home
Italy, and bis meeting With his brotl
is the first in twenty years when ii
-. bara in 1894