The Arizona sentinel., 1905-01-18
WEDNESDAY, JAN. Is, 1905.

Cash NJ. Smith has bought lot in
the Speese addition and has let con-
tract for 81, 500 dwelling thereon.
Joe Nugent, proprietor of the
Nugget, is taking a la! 'of from
business and is in Los Angeles, at the
New Hotel Southern.
Miss Grace Neahr and her brother,
David Neahr, have purchased the fruit
store of Joe Alvarado on Second ST.,
and are now in charge.
Mrs. VIM. Scott, accompanied by
Mrs. z. NJ. Graham and her little
daughter, made the SENTINEL office
very pleasant visit this week.
Tr. Jose NJ. T. Varela, who has been
for the last five years with Jacome &
Mahzo, at Tucson, has accepted posi-
tion with the New York Store.
Los Angeles Examiner at Tonini's'
Bread delivered to all parts of town.
Phone e4.-Kent & Adams.
When you come to town call at The
RUBY and sec the latest.
Mems $500 hats for SIPS, at the New
York Store.
,'Cheese it Gully" for Alexander &
Co. have just received the finest lot OF
all kinds of cheese, which will suit any
body's taste.
Attorney H. WupperTan, of the law
firm of Wupperman & Wupperman, re-
turned Monday from Riverside, where
ne had been on professional business.
Mems $1,000 suits for s6.75, at the
New York Store.
The NogaIes City Council has passed
ar ordinance prohibiting the employ
mept of women in sal oons, making that
wide-open town a high-license munich
pality.
Ten days longer-Eimpau's annual
clearance sale.
A. M.iFoster, wife and baby, went to
Ph1enix Monday. Mr.. Foster has po-
sition as assistant enrolling and en-
crossing clerk of the lower house of
the legislature.
Who's broke after the holidays? Not
aey body who bought at Alexander &
Co. at their prices, you could get every
thing you wanted and then have money
left.
Mrs. Fred Freddy (:1other of Mrs.
Deacon Devinel and family, who have
beer visiting Mrs. Fredley's mother in
Los angeles for the past four or five
months, have returned to Yuma.
Clothing, hats and shOes-annual
clearance sale prices ten days longer, lat
Rimpans.
II. ~ Veach and w. NJ. Boyd, Of
&dairville, Ga. hare purchased the
Figaeroa ranch of thirty acres. The
sale was made through the Yuma EX-
change and Realty Co., Mrs. f. r.
Pugh, manager, and Miss N. T.. Post,
secretary.
If You have money to barn JUST drop
in at Alexander g. Co. and try any one
of their fine line of cigars, and they
guarantee that you will like the smell
OF the smoke.
&. &. Norris returned Friday night
from visit with his family in San
Diego. He says that there is astonish-
ing bnilding activity In that city at the
present time, and that the population
is increasing rapidly.
75c double blankets for SOC per pair,
at Tie New York Store.
Isobers Tapia returned yesterday
from Phoenix, having been a delegate
from the Yuma lodge to the territorial
meeting of the Spanish-American ALI
ance. In the selection of new officers,
Althee Modesti was elected Supreme
Councillor of the order.
Bids are let for the irrigation work,
and we bid for your patronage at the
Silver Moon Cafe.
G.. d. Baker Real Estate Co. have
opened new Office in the Wells Fargo
building, next door to johnson &
B0wles. Elegant furniture and fixtures
have been put in, making one of the
neatest Offices in town. Being in a
central location, the company is certain
to pick MP lots of additional business.
The finest lire of cigars in the city at
Ketcherside's drug store.
Mr.. Geo. G.. Haldemaae Senator
Dorsy's private secretary was in Yuma
yesterday to attend the annual stock
holders meeting of the Rialito VI. an6
Al. Co. on Tuesday. Mr.. Haldeman
who is cultured gentleman, made the
Sentinel a pleasant call yesterday. He
returned to Los Angeles on Tuesday
evenings train.
The continued war between tfe Japs
and the Russians have caused all good,
60 advance, but it has not affected
Alexander & Co.'S prices, for We have
the goods and the prices.
Mr.. w. A. Blafsdell, of Boston
father of II. w. and +. c.. Blaisdell. i.
in Yuma on visit. Mr.. Blaisdell ha.
long since passed the allotted three
score and ten mark, being So years old
lie is remarkably well preserved, anC
evidently has many years of Fife yet t.
enjoy. Mr.. Blaisdell is most compan
ionahle man and q GOOD conrerSa tinn