The Arizona sentinel., 1909-12-02
Brief News Notes

Al D. Dcasley left yesterday for Los Angeles to arrange for the publishing of the holiday number of the Yuma Examiner, and will be absent two weeks. His address will be the Hol- lenbeck hotel.
 Red Ribbon Beer is the Best. At Alexander & Co.,, the Up-To-Date Grocer.
 J. NJ. Napoleon has commenced work On his new building on Second street near First avenue.
 The Yuma Ice Co.'s extra dry ginger ale is on sale wherever drinks are sold. Try it.
 At the last meeting of the Spanish American Alliance, Yuma lodge No. 10, Juan Wilson was elected delegate to attend the meeting of the grand lodge of the order at Fl Paso January 20.
 Something to drink. pure and whole some-Alhambra Water and Ginger Ale-at Alexander & Co. $, the up-to- date grocers.
 Pay day at the court house now comes monthly instead of quarterly. by req son of the county's rise in classification. Racine Wagons and iSuggies can't be beat, in either quality or price.- Alexander & Co, sole agents.----- Within few days actual excavation will be begun for the starting eff the siphon, on the Arizona side of the Col orado river. Most of the maehi nery to be used in the work has been installed. The Yuma Ice Co. $ soda water is the best. Only pure, distilled wateris used in its manufacture, therefore it is also the most healthful. Drink no other.
 The Union high school has acquired 6 piano; also tennis conrt at the re- creation grounds on Main street, and the students are practically demon strating their appreciation of both.
 Epes Randolph made brief stay in Yuma Saturday.
 Snperiutendents H. '. l'latt. w. H. Averill and FM. TCrthington of sever- al divisions of the Southern Pacific railroad were in Yuma several days ago on d tour of inspection of that line, made annually, extending from Fl Paso west and north.
 s. Stevens and C. E. Ult of Tustin, Orange county, California. are recent land buyers in the Yuma valley, thro' the sgency of the Southwestern Land Company.
 John GandoIfa, who has been expert menting in turkey raising on the Pio- heer ranch, reports this industry highly successful in Yuma valley. and has a considerable number of Yalley-reared fowls as evidence of this fact. e John Middles6y, Yuma's Cocopah giant, thc biggest of big Indians, has returned here after profitable tour on exhibition.
 A. j. Locke, Southern Pacific agent has sent his family to San Diego for the winter, the reason given being the scarcity of residential quarters in Yuma during this season.
 Ben De Gorse has taken contract to build for J. NJ Napoleon cottage on the lot west of A. C. Barnes plumb ing shop on Second street, to be o brick and cost about $500.
 Nbrrut seventy-fve couples attended She dance given by the baseball asso citation at the Yuma Theatre or Thanksgiving mig bt and prolonged tha holiday until late nocturnal hour.
 Francisco Chavez, an aged Mexican citizen of Yuma, died last Thursda. and was inferred iE the local c+meter. by the Spa nish- American Alliance.
 Seth Hartley, who projected th, Yuma gas plant, is constructing largt gas and electric works at EseOndido Cal.
 Orville Hampton, son of w, A. Hamp ton. who will be cashier of the Yum National Bank, which will begin busi ness the first of the month, has arrive, from the east to assume his duties Mr. Hampton is a bright young bdsi ness man and a valuable addition to th citizenship of Yuma.