The Arizona sentinel., 1907-05-29
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The Yuma Ice Co.'s soda water is the best. Only pure, distilled water is used in its manufacture, therefore it is also the most healthful. Drink nc other.
 Miss Ida E. Cummings, brigh: and handsome young woman from Los An geles, is in Yuma for the purpose oi taking the examination for teachers certificate of the first grade.
 City Marshal Bob Anderson and daughter have returned from the De Spain ranch in Ynma valley, where they have been living ''the simple life'' far from the city's madding strife for the past thirty days.
 James M. Waruack, watchman at the Second street crossing, left Sunday for the old home in Tennessee, where his aged father lies very i'll. He will be gone three months, having secured a lay-Otf for that time.
 Probate Judge Godfrey returned from Los Angeles Friday. Judge God frey's suit against the 5. P. Company for damages on account of the death of his son, and to be tried at Fl Paso. was continued to the fall term of court.
 Joe Henry left yesterdey for the east. He will visit his old home in Ohio and the Jamestown exposition and will be gone about three months. GusSie Iiv- ingston is in charge of the furniture store and will look after the business during Mir. Henry's absence.
 Word from Los Angeles is to the ef- feet that Attorney Wupperman is inn proving and will soon dispense with crutches. and that Julio Martinez is on the convalescent list and hopes to be discharged from the hospital shortly, his wounded arm healed and as good as ever.
 Joe Alvarado has sold an eighteenth interest in his Copper Mountain gold claim to Eddie and Jack Dunne for Sl, 800. Jack Dunne already had a ninth interest in the same property, the other owners being A. Contreras, Joe Alvarado, w. k. Marvin and Geo. Michelsen.
 Charles E. Lewis, who has lived in Yuma valley for the past eight years, has sold his ranch and gone back to visit old friends and his father and mother at Macon, Mo. Charles inti- mated that when he returned to Arizo- na he might bring a Missouri girl with him as Mrs. Lewis.
 Nabor Pacheco, sheriff of Pima coun- ty arrived Wednesday from Tucson with two prisoners for the pen. One, !. R. Winter, former railroader, is a life term man. He shot another rail- road employe through the neck when drunk. The other is Anastacio Jacobo, aged 20 years, is np for five years for manslaughter.
 Mir. Frank Lee of The Hub, with his wife will leave early in June for aa ex- tended trip east. They will visit James town exposition and other points of in- terest and will be gone most of the sum- mer. Mr. Allen Fleischman will fill the position of head clerk at The Hub during Mir. Lees absence.
 T. E. Brice, son-in-law of Surveyor General Ingalls,, is home again from Los Angeles, where he has been for medical treatment for the past three months. MT. Brice stepped on cac- tus plant and a thorn penetrated the flesh of his big toe. Blood poisoning set in and amputation of the toe became necessary. We are pleased to an- nounce that MT. Brice has fully recov- cred and will resume the duties of his former position with the s. P. railroad.
 Drop in and see your friends at the Old Plantation; you'll be sure to find 'em there.
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