The Arizona sentinel., 1907-10-09


 Born. 10 T. B. E5erhardt aud wife ir West Yuma, Monday morning, October ', son.
 Red Ribbon Beer is the Best. Al Alexander x Co., the up-to-date gro, cers.
 Ben Heyl is able to be around again alter severe attack of fever.
 Drop in and see your friends at the Old Plantation; you'll be sure to find 'em there.
 Miss Huggins of Santa Monica is a copyist in the recorders office.
 Come and see our new line of per fumery, toilet articles and proper ations-best that can be secured. Ketcherside Drug.Co
 Phoenix attorneys attending court professionally are Thos. Armstrong,.Ir. Frank Cox and Alfred Franklin.
 Racine Wagons and l3uggies can't be beat, in either quality or price Alexander SS Co.,, sole agents.
 Sam Wilson has been granted a li- cense by the board of supervisors for d saloon at Ehrenberg.
 The Yuma Ice Co. $ extra dry giDgeI ale is\on sale wherever drinks are sold. Try it.
 District court is being held in Ma sonic hall, the district clerk office be- ing temporarily in room D, near the hall.
 Something to drink, pure and whole sonie-Aihambra Water and Ginger Ale-at Alexander & Go. $, the up-tO- date grccers.
 Lunches of ali kinds-Americaa and ~German-at the OLD PLANTATION LUNCH COUNTER.
 Probate Judge Godfrey has appoint ed Henry Levy administrator of the estate of his aunt, Mrs. Casares, de- ceased.
 Raves Olea and Miss Feliz Acosta were married at the Catholic church Monday morning last by Rev. Wander maesen.
 Wm. Carvin returned Sunday morn ing from Los Angeles, where he pur- chased lot of farming machinery for his ranch in Yuma valley.
 D. H. Inman, manager for the West ern Union Telegraph Company in Yuma, has returned from California, after few weeks vacation.
 Frank Jordon, Charles Austin and Ross Jordon have returned from their prospecting "trip in Imperial county, California.
 Nick Larsen, partner of Felix May hew in the Mayhew mine, has bought twenty-acre ranch in the valley from Leander Speer. Consideration, $500. R. T. Burr, formerly resident of Yuma and now roadmaster of the <. P. with headquarters in Los Angeles, was in Yuma Monday on business.
 Miss Sarah Campos is visiting her sister, Mrs. William Hodges at Palo- verde.
 Robert De LEce and wife returned last week from New York, where he has been attending Columbia Law School for the past two years. Mir. De Luce will take charge of operations at the Castle Dome lead mines owned by his mother and himself. Councilman Squire Monroe arrived in Yuma last week with his bride from Los Angeles. Since their marriage, several months ago, Mir. and Mrs. Mon roe nave spent much Of the time tray cling, haying been as far east as New York. Several retail liQnor dealers in Mar icopa county, thought they had the right to sell at wholesale, or in any quantity, but they have recently learn 1 ed of their mistake through an epistle | from the district attorney. Charles Gilroy returned Saturday 1 from Ocean Park, where he spent most of the summer. He is in the best of health. Mrs. Gilroy remained at their Ocean Park home, but will return in few days.
 The school trustees have been com pelled by the crowded condition of the Yuma public schools to add temporal " tent room for the ssrplGs scholars. Mrs. Lilah Belle Reese is the teacher. The Fort Yuma Indian School has 1 secured an appropriation of S2,000 to be used in building an addition to the boys dormitory and other improve ments.