The Arizona sentinel., 1908-05-13

fifteea GAYS of machinery and cement
tor the government works.
loc and Zoe cgockery bargains at the
New York Department Store.
Carpenters are at work on the can
taloupe packing shed near the ice plant.
loo and poe tinware bargains at the
New York Department Store.
The hunters are having a picnic
among the doves in Yuma Valley. The
birds arc so plentiful and sodestructive
of grain that the farmers are anxious
TO have them aunihiiated, ana hundreds
are being killed by the town hunters.
loo and poe glassware bargains at the
New York Department Store.
Will H Buck, under Sheriff of I'm
periaI county, Cal, was up from Ell
Centre for few days the past week
visiting his wife.
lOc and 20c enamel ware bargains at
the New York Department Store.
w. a. Bowles, manager for the
Hecla Consolidated Mining Company,
was in from the mines Monday on bust
ness.
lOc and zoe chinaware bargains ut
the New York Department Store.
NJ. Edward, recently of Idaho, has
purchased an interest in the Cabinet
saloon.
Toe and POE bargains at the New
York Department Store.
The rise in the Colorado river will
start late this year on account of recent
cold weather end SHOWS in the. north
west. There has been but a very
slight rise so far.
Drop in and see your friends
a: the Old Plantation; you'll be
sure to find 'em there.
]. S. Stewart, chief train dispatcher,
was in Yuma Tuesday on an official in
spection.
The Yuma Ice Co.'S extra dry ginger
ale is on sale wherever drinks are
sold. Try it.
Superintendent Averill, A. S. Me
-Kelligon, L. j. Isenhart and T. 10.
Neamann, all of Tucson, were in Yuma
Tuesday evening on an official visit.
Red Ribbon Beer is the Rest. At
Alexander & Co the up-to-date Gro
GERS.
The large pumping plant for the
drainage canal below town is being in
stalled by the Reclamation Service.
This insures plenty of water Cor the
ranchers in the valley during the pres
ent season.
Something to drink, pure and whole
some-Alhambra Water and Ginger
Ale-at Alexander & Co. S, the up-tO-
date grocers.
w. A. Hannah, one of the trial jurors
in the United States court at Tucson,
has purchased lot Of line horses for
his Valley ranch.
The Pl oenix i;esturant, now closed,
will reopen as soon as the Sanguinetti
building is moved to the corner
capt. Tom Rynning and little daugh-
ter Marie returned last night from
five days visit ia Los Angeles
j. w. Darlington returned from San
Francisco last night.
Rev. Robert J. Burdett, years and
years ago the funny man" of the Bur
lington IIawkeye, but now staid min
lister of the Gospel in Los Angeles,
spent Thursday night in Yuma.
George w. Norton came down from
MOHAWK last Saturday on business, re-
turning in the evening.
G. H. Uttirg, district clerk, visited a
dsy Or two in Phoenix, after the ad-
jourument of Federal Court. Since re-
turning home be has been busy fer
several days with parties submitting
fiual proof on land claims.
Governor Curry of NV Mexico in
tends to visit some OF the larger towns
of Arizona late in Alay. The governor
will be accompanied by his official staff
and may pay Yuma brief call.
Mrs. L. +. Kari has gone east for an
extended visit with friends and rela-
tives.
J. Il. Godfrey, Jr.. took Frank Whit
ford. who was adjudged insane in the
probate court last Wednesday, 10 the
aS:~m at Phoenix Thursday night.
Both Yuma markets-Balsz' and
Hodges received shipments of beef
cattle from the Salt river valley last
week.
Supervisor Kent, Capt. Polhamus, o. |
r. Townsend, a. 6. Byrnrs and others |
attending L. 5. court at Tucson as jur-
Ors have returned.
Chinese Inspector Brazie returned
SFriday from Tucson, where he was
witness Ia some of the federal court
cases.
County Recorder P"lhamus made
trip'to Picacho last Friday.
The registration books are open al
the county recorders Office. If you
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