The Arizona sentinel., 1905-01-04

w N. rdker his SOlu- MS RANCH III
the YUMA valley To Walter and Ed
Wiun aud ]. II. Worthington.
When you come to town call at The
Ruby and see the latest.
ID. II. Inman, S. Z. agent at Welton,
was in town New Years day shaking
hands with his many friends.
j. 3. Bodie, an attache of the +. p.
& >. w. railroad ut Bisbee, is making
a call on old friends in Yuma.
John Hemphil has sold the Silver
Moon Cafe TO Mahan Bros, who will
continue to serve the patrons in first
class manner.
Miss Mary L. Post returned yester-
day from Flagstaff. where she attended
the Territorial Teachers Association
meeting.
Miss Erlinda Bustanante is expected
home this week after a six months
visit in San BernardinO with Mrs. &, T
Harrison and relatives.
Prof. Miller. formerly superintendent
OF the Yuma schools, arrived in Yuma
last week, and has gone down the river
on pleasure aud business trip.
The finest line of cigars in the city at
Ketcherside's drug store.
Miss Lugarda Luna, who has been
visiting her cousin, Mrs. T. S. Ortez,
for the past three months, left Sunday
for her home il San Bcrnardino, Cali
fornia.
$3.50 and $500 King Quality shoes for
men at the New York store.
Fred Nottbusch, mayor and boss
inerchan; of Palomas, was in town
Saturday shaking hands with his many
friends and wishing them hvppy New
Year.
- Sells Bros circus does not give you
half the "showr that Alexander g. Co.
viii. II You only try them once, for they
are headquarters for first-class goods.
Chas. Eschelberger. the original dis
coverer of the King of Arizona mine,
aud family, arrived in Yuma and win
remain during the winner.
Mccall Bazar Fashion sheets for Feb
ruui'y al the New York store.
John n. Hess, the well known Chi
cage attorney, left Sunday on Il BUSH
mess trip 20 that city. Mr.. Hess will
dispose of some property there and will
return 10 Yuma in u month,
The rabbit sang I'm this Wheat By
aud By when the farmer sowed his
fine seed. which he bough! from Alex
auder & Co, who are headquarters for
all kinds of grain-both seed and feed.
The Knights of Pythias and Rath-
hone Sisters VIII give Il masquerade
hail on WaShington's birthday, Feb.
~ ~, 1908. Let everybody get out his
new clothes and come TO the ball totally
disguised.
While our prices have been lower
than the lowest we have made q still
further cut in the prices of everything
in the store before taking inventory,
The New York store.
The ball game Sunday resulted in a
victory for the town team by score of
IL to :. Both teams played good
game with few errors interspersed.
There is something doing in the way
of cutting prices during this month be-
fore taking inventory, at the New York
store.
Gus Livington has made the follow
ing appointments: Under sheriff and
chief deputy, W. c. Despair; deputy
sheriffs, ". L. Ref, Robert Anderson
and Walter Riley,
"Cheese it Gully" for Alexander &
Co. have just received the finest lot of
all kinds of cheese, which will suit any
body's taste.
Capt. c. V. Meeden is the new chair
man of the board of supervisors. Capt.
Meeden is an old experienced member
of the board, has been chairman before
and is fully competent TO fill the posi-
ton he has been selected for,
The newly elected county officers are
busy taking their new stations, but
Alexander e. Co. are elected for an
other term, so you will find the old
gang still at the old corner ready to at
tend to your wants.
Justice Redondo's first case was An
tonic Lopez, a Mexican, charged with
having inbibed too freely on New Year
and has the distinction of being the
first man arrested in 1905 in town.
Hard to fit feet are easy for US to fit
with a pair of Queen Quality shoes, at
the New York store.
Dick Cross, proprietor of the Little
Gem barber shop, is home again from a
long stay at Aqua Caliente. Dick looks
like new man and has probably gain
ed one or two pounds during his alb
sence.
OF course, boys, our candy does not
compare in sweetness with the Yuma
girls, but we claim to have the finest
and best candy in the country. Alex
ander & Co.
The Elks gave 4 ball at Elks' hall on
New Years eve. The hall was taste
fully decorated in green and festoons
and evergreen and holly were strung
from chandelier to chandelier. Tho