The Arizona sentinel., 1910-05-26

county lFedSurer OeOTSe MlCuciScu has returned from brief business trip to los Angeles.
 Isaac Polhamus, IT,, was summoned to Tucson for federal jury duty, but secured release.
 r. w. Vessel, county superintendent of schools, is at his duties again, after brief illness.
 l.. r. Heinz has moved his tailor shop from the Sanguinetti frame build ing to the Moretti building.
 The Yuma Ice Co.'S extra dry ginger ale is on sale wherever drinks are sold. Try it.
 President Kendric Babcock of the University of Arizona will deliver an address at the Yuma Union High school commencement, Friday, June }.
 H. E. Abbott of Salinas, Cal, Yuma valley land holder, is looking after his interests here.
 Miss Mabel Moore of the valley, a student in the high school, is recover ing from two weeks severe illness.
 Mrs. Isaac Polhamus and Charles Willweber and wife have returned from weeks trip 10 Hermosillo, Mex ico, Mrs. Polhamus's birthplace.
 The Yuma Ice Co.'s soda water is the best. Only pure, distilled wateris used in it's manufacture, therefore it is also the most healthful. Drink no other e
 Charles Olcester, the contractor, is enjoying rest at Agua Caliente.
 !, J. Waddtll and family are now located at Lake Washington, Minn.
 Mrs. c. E. EichelbeFgcr and children left Monday for Clifton to join Mir. Eichelberger, who is employed in a mine at that place.
 Mrs. Wm. Neahr and family return ed Monday night from d months out ing at Caliente Springs.
 Joe Jultff and family have moved to Yuma from Kofa.
 Ben Bradford, who with his wife had been resident of Yuma until recently, died Monday at AlamagOrdo, N. M., of consumption.
 Tom Hodges, who was stabbed in the back at Mexicali a couple of weeks ago, is slowly recovering and fears of a paralyzed coalition of the lower linn bs are not now entertained. A movement is on foot to establish a bureau of mines in Yuma.
 The newly-elected town cotncil will ! hold its first and organizing meeting Tuesday, June ', when a mayor, town attorney and town engineer will be elected by ballots of the members.
 Six oil cars were derailed on the $. P. track in front of the court house Wednesday afternoon and blocked all traffic for some hours.
 The board of supervisors has sold to the Valley Bank at Phoenix $500 of Bouse district school bonds for S6i0 to provide funds for new schOolhouSe
 Mrs. E. c. Caruthers and Miss l. Caruthers, wife and daughter of Presi' dent CaruthcrS of the First National Bank, leit today for Anaheim, Cal, where they will remain during the summer.
 Born, to Lee McGee and wife of Som erton, an S-pound boy.
 John Gandolfo left fur his ranch Tuesday. Don Juan came up to vote at the city election and do some boost ing. and from all accounts he succeed ed in making it very lively for one oI more candidates.
 A private letter from Mobawk says that Col. George Norton was ill, but not seriously so, as reported.
 Jack Huffman of the Lone Star gro cery, spent several days in Los Angeles this week, placing his mother m com. sortable quarters for the summer.
 The board of supervisors met yesteF. day morning and rejected all bi,!s foi the construction of the poor farm build, inss on account of faulty specifications
 Mrs. R. D'Lucc of the Castle Dome mines is visiting friends in Yuma.
 Roy Sexsmith, deputy ranger, came down from the North Star camp ant was very active participant in the town election.