The Arizona sentinel., 1905-05-24
Charles Lewis has gore to Goldfeld,


New York Store.
Mrs. DR.. J. A.. Ketchetside is visit
ing her parents at Camp Verde; III
Yavapai county.
The highest grade IF shoes at the
lowest prices at the New York Store.
Joe Balsz has beer awarded the beef
contract for the Yuma Indian school
for the ensuing year.
II you are looking for good. stand
ard, new styles, good-fttihg shoes at
living prices, see OR line.-The New
York Store.
Attorney Robertson visited Tucson
this week on business.
Mems shoes from 1925 to $400-the
very best values made at the price at
the New York Store.
The postotfice has been moved from
Somerton 10 the ranch OF Lawrence
Williams, in Yuma valley.
Don't fail to receive and fill out your
guessing tickets when making pur-
chases at Sanguitetti's.
Harry Carpenter has rented the
Second room in the east end OF the
new Gandolfo block On Second street
and is fitting il up for office purposes.
The electric plant has not closed YETI
but it is liable to 90 so at any time; so
Alexander & Co. have just received q
car of coal oil, gasoline and lamps Of
all kinds to be ready in case of acci-
dents.
You all know the Queen Quality shoes
for women-s2.5O and $500; no more
and no less-at che New York Store.
Ed Clark ard wife returned from
Los Angeles last week. Mr.. Clark
being much improved in health, will
resume work soon.
You can get the best Ice cream iii
town at Lees candy store.
Ben Hodges has bought his brother
Williams interest in the Del Monico
Cafe Billy has returned TO his ranch
at Palo Verde.
A guess with every $500 purchase at
Sangunetti's.
W. A. Journigar ard Mrs. E. J.
Williams, both of Yuma valley, were
married on the 1lth inst, and have
gone to San Diego to spend their
honeymoon.
The Village School shoes for boys
and girls at the New York Store.
Mrs. Daniels, wife of Prison Super
fntendent Ben T. Daniels, is enjoying d
visit with relatives and friends in Doug
las, Cochise county.
New shoes arriving daily; see our
1ine.-The New York Store.
o. F. Townsend returned today from
weeks visit in Los Angeles.
How fnany nails, lacks, and pins in
She jar in SansGfnetti's window? That
is the question: al present.
Col. 81. j.. Nugent returned today
from Tucson, where he had been for
the past ehree weeks:
Don't forget the special sale on gro
Gerics at Gandoffo's Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. I'D. Baker have gone
20 Los Angeles for the SIMMER
Mems bucks41it shoes with elk soles
for $500 at the New York Store.
County Recorder James NJ. POLKA
mus returned totfay from a visit to Los
Angeles. DHring Jsirnmy's absence the
Office of recorder has been under the
efficient csre of Miss Georgia Poihamus
and Mike Levy.
See Gandolfos about Your groceries.
They handle the most complete and up
TO date stock in town.
E. F. Sanguinetti has planted a num-
Der of young palms on his First avenue
property, as move toward identifying
Che place.
Mem canvas shoes, all sizes, for 81. y
at the New York Store.
P. J. Miller, secretary of the Yuma
Valley Water Users Association, has
been commissioned notary public in
and for Yuma county.
The steamer Searchlighf left yester
day for Gutenberg and way points with
supplies for the mining districts. Part
Of this shipment was 100 sacks of sugar
for the King of Arizona, from Alexan.
der g. Co.
The office of the Yuma Exchange and
Realty Company has been moved to the
room formerly occupied by G. d. Baker
& Co., next door to Johnson Bowles'
Sole agents for Chase & Sanborn':
coffee, l and BIB cans; always best
johnson & Bowles.
J. V. Taggart, one OF the pioneer
settlers of Yuma valley, has sold hi:
160-acre ranch in the valley to WI
Nichols. who recently came here from
Michigan. The price paid was $3.50
Mr.. Taggart and family have moved K
Imperial valley, where they will make
5he;r home.