The Arizona sentinel., 1905-02-01
Supervisor Marvin made a business trip to Imperial last week.

river points.
 Miss Grace Wupperman leaves to-da,
 for Carlsbad. N. Ms, on visit to heI sister, Mrs. A. F. McCarton.
 Bread delivered to all parts of town Phone 64.-Kent & Adams. -.
 J. $. Crawford of Chicago, Quartz site mine owner, w&s iA Ypma the first of the week. He left for Quartzsite by steamer yesterday.
 124c percale for 7!c per yard at tue New York Store.
 Mrs. Jas. H. Watson, who is inter- ested with Col. Bouton in mining prop erty in the Empire Flat district, arrived at Hotel Gandolfo yesterday.
 No caint fool me chile, ltaise shore gifts ma moneys worf at Alexander & Co.'S .
 Sheriff Gus Livingston returned from Coton Friday. The suspect held there for the robbery of the StFatton home in Yuma proved not to he the man.
 Bids are let for the irrigation work. and we bid for your patronage at the Silver Moon Cafe.
 George Mich@lson, receiver of the Bank of Yuma. came in from 8 business trip to Phoenix Monday to attend to his duties as such receiSeP.
 Get in the band wagon and ride if you want to be in tlfe lead, for we head the procession, the only Alexander Ss CG.
 When you come % t9wn cali at The Ruby and see the latest
 S. A. Hapghf of Gila county and Chas. Strong aad wife of Bisbee regis tered at the S0athern Pacific hotel Sunday. Messrs. Haaght and Strong were members of the prison committee.
 75c double blankets for JOe per pair, at the New York Store.
 Ex-Chief Justice A. (. Baker, one of Che ablesb lawyers in Arizone, is here on business pertaining to the silent and defunct Bank of Yuma. Mir Baker is counsel for tire depositorS of that institution.
 If you want 10 get ''the dough" just get some of Alexander 6o Co.'S special brand of 'SDrifted SHOW" flour. Guar anteed to be the best.
 Hon. Alfred Ruiz of Apache and pr. Looney of Yavapai, members of the prison Investigating committee, were guests of Hotel Gandolfo Sunday and Monday. Mrs. Looney and her sister, Miss Mayer, accompanied the doctor.
 ''Good eating" at the Silver Moon Cafe.
 Announcements are out for the mar Fiage of Anna, daughter of Captain and | Mrs. U. $. Smith to J. w. Helms of San Francisco, to take place "Wednesday ! evening, February S, at the home of 1 the brides parents on Main street. Yuma.
 Ladies' skirts from 95c up, at the New York Store.
 Col. Ed. fngraham, the weIl-known cattle man of Santa Barbara, Cal, was in Yuma this week. The colonel pur- chased the Thurman and Fraker ranches in the Yuma valley and con- templates making this his future home. The Sentinel extends welcome.
 Come and see our new line of per fumery, toilet articles and proper ations-best that can be secured. ketcherside Drug Co.
 Prof. Bardet left for Los Angeles Saturday evening to purchase new equipment and supplies for his photo graphic studio. The professor stated that his business is increasing to such an extent as to compel a decided en- largemeEt of his present facilities. hence his trip to the city.
 Farm lands, townproperty, residences and all kinds of real estate bought, sold and rented by the Yuma Title Ab- stract Company, Molina Block, Mad ison Avenue.
 The wife and little daughter of Thomas NJ. Polhamus, oldest son of Captain and Mrs. Isaac Polhamus. are in Yuma for visit. Thomas M. Pol hamuS has tke position of chief clerk for the Southern Pacific Company's fong wharf at Santa Monica. and has held the position ever since the wharf was built, or about twelve years. VIC. Tonkin, the well-known mininp : man, and wife were at Hotel Gandolfo Sunday and Monday. Mr.. Ton41in has some fine copper properties in Copper Mountain, Cabczas mining district ten miles south of the old TacHa station on the $. r. railroad. Col. Tonkin is working quite number of men in de- Teloping his properties and is very much encouraged over the prospects. Tacna station having been abandoned, MT. and Mrs. Ton1in, who wen5 to the ', mines yesterday. left the railroad ali FTelton, the nearest railroad po;a. o the property.
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