The Arizona sentinel., 1904-01-27
Marigold Rye at The Ruby.

new nOCGI, Inc Santa Rita, which
is said TO be one Of the finest hoste!rie
east of San Francisco.
The finest line of cigars in the city 8
Ketcherside's drug store.
The Ruby is putting on a new
dress Of paint which viii add materi
ally to the looks Of the outside whel
finished
A B. c. Beer is king of all beers
Mr.. W. L. Kerr, who has been cen
nected with this Office fer three years
resigned his position and left for bis
home in Phoenix, last Thursday night
Henry Applegate, Albert jackson
and T. II. Whittlesey, promident citi-
zens Of Idaho, are guests at Hotel Con
dolfo.
After enjoying a most pleasant visit
Of three weeks with Mrs. Fletcher NJ.
Doan in Florence, Miss May Cargill re-
turned to Yuma Monday night.
Jimmie Polhamus, who has been in
the employ of f. T. Sanguinetti, has
accepted position with the Gold King
Mining Company and left for Picacho
last Sunday.
Mr.. Althee Modesti, proprietor of
the famous Aqua Caliente springs, left
for the springs a few days ago. He
will be absent for two or three weeks.
Mr.. Joe Nugent, proprietor of the
Nugget" saloon, who has been at the
Aqua Caliente springs for the past two
or three weeks, returned to Yuma Mon
day, looking some better in health.
At largely attended mass meeting
a few days ago the citizens of Yuma
adopted resolutions vigorously protest
ing against the proposition to join Ari-
IONA and New Mexico As one state. This
sentiment is unanimous throughout
Observation-Disclosures.
The amount of the territory's float
ing debt is stated as follows: Outstand-
ing warrants against the territory
January j, s140,4l9.G0. During the
past year warrants in the sum of $780,
552.72 were issued with unpaid war;
rants of 1902 outstanding in the sum of
s37, 6S8.62.
County Recorder Con Cronin re-
ceived telegram from Boston Sunday
announcing the death of his sister,
Mrs. Kate Donovan, who died that day.
She leaves seven orphan children, the
Oldest eighteen years and the youngest
five. The many friends of Mr.. Cronin
here sympathise with him in the loss of
his sister.
The East and West-bound passenger
trains, as well as the Golden State Linn
tied were delayed here thirteen hours
Saturday by the wreck of a freight train
six miles east of Yuma. No one was
hurt by the wreck but there Was con-
siderable property loss. Three oil ears
were derailed and piled up in such a
way the track could not be cleared till
after the oil had been pumped cut on
the ground by reason OF the weight Of
the cars and their conten:s.
Accidents will happen to most OF
us, and such was the case with Mr.
George Marable, one of the promi-
nant ranchers in the VALLEY. One day
last week he was engaged in leYeling a
piece of lana with scraper, with four
hcrses attached. and in some manner
the scraper came in contact with
large root, with such force, as to throw
him high in the air and as he fell he
struck the back of his neck Oh the
scraper. His injuries at first were not
considered serious, but laler develop
ments proved otherwise and be was
brought to town for treatment. Under
the skillful care of DR.. ApJohn be is
reported as resting easy and will be
able to be out again in few days