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PIONEER PAPER OF ARIZONA OFFICIAL PAPER.,.,. OF YUMA COUNTY Independent in ail Chinas. VOL.. XXX. YUMA, ARIZONA, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 1901. NO. IS. f I K Arizona Sentinel. .PUBLISHED EVERY WEDXESDAY XIXSIA, : : : : ARIZONA J. W. DORRINGTON, Proprietor. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: One Year ?J 00 Six Months 1 03 ADVERTISING RATES Made known on application. Address: Arizona Ssxrixnt. Yuma. Ariz. OFFICLVXi DLRISCTORY: TBBBITOKIAI. OF7ICEUS Oorernor .- X. O. Murphy .Secretary . ." C. H. Alters Auditor G. V. Viekers Treasurer ". V. T. Pemberton ttorny Gonernl'. C. F. Ainsworth S-JTyor Geacral.- Georno Christ Siiy--. of Public Indirection K. L. Lons Delegate to Comrrws? .T. F. Wilson Sup't Territorial Prison Herbert Brown TUCSO.V LAND OFF1CU Register ." Milton R. Moore Receiver John H. Bowman CODNTV OFFICERS District Judjje Webster Street Clerk of District Court C. H. Brinlcv ;impr"isors i underbill. Chairman, fcupcr.isors -j c y.aioodcn and J. C. De Witt Clerk of Board of Supervisor C. P. Cronin Probate Judge and Sup't of Schools.. .A. Frank Sheriff , 1 Gus Liriuifston Under Sheriff Albert B Iran District Attorney...' W. F. Tiinmons Treasurer .". D. L. Be Vane Surveyor W. E. Marvin County Physician.: Dr. Moller County Recorder ..C. P. Cronin PBEOINCT OFFICERS Justices of the Peace ) wLleTff r-m-.i.ino " Will Bespnin Constable - Jak, MeW-s D. Mclntyre. Trustees Yuma School Dis"t- I. Poihtumis. I J. H. Godfrey. cm offickks Mayor J. II. Shanssev Coiin-ilmon M-H. Godfrey. John Devine ounuiracn ( Rohiirt Tapiiu John Dunn City Attorney II. C. Davis City Recorder...-. J. L. Rwlondo Treasurer A. Modesti Assessor Geo. H. Miles Marshal Harry MePhaul POSTOF-FTCE 1IOUKH: Mail open on Sundays from 8 to 9 a. m. Wttft days, 8 a. m. tb 6 p. m. No Money Order business on Sundays. Mail (East and West) closes every day at 7 p. m. R. II. Chan Her, P. M. -7"UMA LODGE NO. 7 A. O. IT. W. MEETS 1 every Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. Visit ing brethren in jrood standing are invited to attend. Yours in C H. and P. F. L. Ewing. M. W. F. G. BI.AISDEI.U R. ALLIAXCIA TIISPANO-AMERICANO NO. 10. meets every Sunday at Elks hall, 0 p. m. Manuel Monuoy, Pres. J. L. Kudosdo, Secretary. PKOITISSSTOXAX. CARDS: TT C. DAVIS. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. OF jL jl lice on Madison avenue, near court house. Yuma, Arizona. -TT If. MOLLER. M. D.. PHYSICIAN AND JL-ie Surgeon. Otnce Levy cottue. Main St., Yuma, Arizona. "TT" IL ELLIOTT, CIVIL ENGINEER AND V Surveyor: U. S. Deputy Mineral Sur veyor. Yuma. Arizona. ypi A. DUKE, NOTARY PUBLIC, YUMA, VjTe Arizona. 1? YEARLY to Christ- UUUa ian man or woman to look after our growing business in this and adjoining Counties: to act as Manager and Correspond- V -s enfc: work can b'e done at your home. Enclose self-addressed, & stamped envelope for particulars to H. A. Sherman. General Man- -j ager. Corcoran Building, oppo- "X site United States Treasury, t Washington, D. C. T f & 1 D. P. warch t gig Dealer in 0Ji presh) Fruits, 1; Confection csi-v. rV-j -'.-" cY: '-i:- 1 obneoo. IS tor. o-, 3 East Side of Main Street, o Opposite Gandolfo Hotel. s , Vf-c : --eg- -. - -'ff 9 Eat Your leafs at the 9 1 California Restaurant Tom Ducft S Co., Proprietors. Gcod Cooks." Attentive. Obliging AYaitei-s, Fiivc Class Fare. " '. -OOS Fresh oysters served in any style a i ish and uaiue in season. X -9S V Meals 25. ."55 and 50 cents. Beard f 9 by the week, Ti, and $7. 9 9 Cor. Alain aud Second Streets. s S S c-. & 5-: & w- Th)e Gem W C. V. Meedcn, Main Street. p Prop. S R f Choice Wines, Liquorsl and Cigars. i Everything First Ciass in every respect Vc j And at Popular Prices. s f SAn LUNG ? Groceries and Dry Goods Fruit. Nuts and Candies, Cigars andTolmcco, But ter and Eggs. Low prices Rain Street Yuma, Arizona r?r Wrought Iron Pipe cr.d Frttings, Nails, Rabbit Proof Wire Smooth Wire, Paints, Oils, Var nishes, Sasli Doorr., BKti'Js, Window Cords and - Weights. Cement, Lime, flair, Plaster, Efe ! 3 g"S- - m M Imlmr and Onlliig Hardware. AGENTS FOR Jop- ain ani3 Requena Sts., Lo6 Anoefes, California. ' Rooms from 50Cts to $100 Per Bay. Special Rates by fne Week or Month). Conducted on trje European Plan. Headquarters for Mining Men. JOSSPH MEBMBH, Prop'r. JAMES P. WIRD, Cold Storage for Our.Jleate Keeps Them Fresh 8 lender YUMA MEAT MARKE P. B. HODGES, Wholesale and riet,il Dealer in all Eft) Butter, Eggs and Cheese. sg Meat Market Gandoifo Block, it .1 1 The popular route runs a daily STUSTSET ROUTE z NORTH! ET! WEST! Making close' connections at Kew Orleans for St. Louis, Chicago, Cincinnati, Pittsburg-, Philadelphia, Baltimore Washington, New York and all principal points, Elegant Pullman Parlor Sleeping Cars On all trains through to New Orleans. Passengers on this route will have only one change of cars at New Orleans in daylight for all points north and cast, avoid tedious lay-overs at El Paso, Texas, and save over FOUR TO TEN HOURS IN TIME. See that your ticket reads via the Southern PaeiHe Railway and New Or leans. For fiu'iber information, time tables and through Pullman reservations call on cr addies-s, T. r. HUNTjCom'l Tigcr.t. F. S. BOSSE, Kos'i Paa-... Trafric Mgr. El Pas. Te.-:ati. Hourton, Texas. For inoie complete inforir.aticn aildrcsK: Ccirpcny'sApent, Yuma. ARE YOU IF SO, BE SURE Y 4 aZ3El fes S3 I ill FROM OEMiNO OB EL PASO ' Through Coaches, Chair Cars, Pullman and Tourist Sleepers ' DAILY GoQsult TiiTjc Cards be- - j gg fore purchasing Tickets Gcn p2SSi k t T0PE) KANSAS via aoy other route. For further inforrnatior) ad- ?. B. H9I1G!S7N, dress oearest AgeQt, orGenera! Agent, EI PAS9, TEXAS. I IIC IIIIIIO Liillio isinv. F. L Ewing, lanaoer, Wbolssalc rnd Retail UXIOX TCK COMPANY Manager. e s Proprietor. kinds of Fresh and Cured Meats, g Most perfectly equipped in Arizona. YUMA, ARIZ aciii train irom all points GOINGS CUR TICKET READS 1 8R Thr&& Mam-is Pi How many yars of her life does a womin spend over ihe hot. cook stove getting those throe tueals !i day? Rack aching, head throbbing, nerves twitch ing, it's all the satno, there are thren meals a day to be prepared. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescript -n cannot lighten woman's labor, lrat . can and does in crease her strength. N cures those. dis eases of the womanly organs which un dermine woman's vitality. "I c.innot praise Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre scription Ion Jiijilily as a Ionic for lircd. woru ont women who n:e afflicted with female weak r.e.s." writes Mrs Ira V. Holmes, of Codsir Rapids. Iowa. "It has helped me very much and a skillful physician once said to me in answ r to my question as to its efficacy, ' I know cf cases where it has really worked wonders ' " ! 'Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets do not rc-act upon the system. They are a good tiling to beep in the house. One ' Pellet ' is a laxative, two a cathartic dose. T lie medicine f o- every woman. Barber : : Blm) I tie AND ROST. TAPi.A, POOP. Main Strsat, Yuma, Ariz., j Next to "The Ruby" Hair Cutting, j Shaving, i Shampooing, ArtisticsHy Executed. R03T.TAFJ g Phcsnlx Restaur mil : Thc Piac?nix Restaurant luxs--?:' teen moved to the newGan-g; ! dolfo Block, where ycu cr.n;! iet one of the Bc?t 2n-cent-f -f 2 ileitis vou ever ate. : : : sr" Si "OyGters, Fish and Game "&Czn be had In season. S' j JOE GUNN.g; I MBS. WILSON'S LodyiiiQ House j Gila St., Yuroa, Ariz. 1 Good, Cfean Beds, p s Sfi CeniraMy Located ar.U tliz Cheapest tv House it! Yuma. fc? I LOOSING 250, OP, . 4-44;i'4'A?' EGEB&Q RsSSAMOKS, 4 AND .HOEMAKER ISoots nntl Sijocs mac5c :o Order. Repair Vric tlenc Promptly and Neatly. Mali Street, OppasUe Ccik ' JIail, S : : : : ARIZONA. v . ' CofcVAir Storaos HA ET David Baf6z, Proprietor. 2 VrilOIKSAl.n AN' l JlETAHi DEALER IX 3 BEEF, nUTTON, FORK, VEAL AND SAUSAGE. -3 Alfalfa-Fed Catt!e from the Salt River Valley received by Rail Here. Yuma, Arizona. WANTED ACTIVE MAX. OF GOOD CHAR, acter to deliver and collect in Arizona for old established manufacturing wholesale liou.se--?00 a year sure pav. Honesty more thnn expe rience required. Our-reference: any bank in any city. Enclose- soIf-addrcs?d stamped en vciopf." Manufacturers Third Floor. 331 Denr-boru-.L- 'iii'.i. si i w ,1 ) 1 M 1 Experience teaclirs, but it is often an expensive instructor. Some peopidthink tliey ire digrAiid, when they simply have the bifir head. Lots of women wear pretty gowns that-didn't cost them" any thing but a cry. One of the worst bullies we ever knew never licked anything but his wife and a postage stamp. If there is a sadder spectacle in the world than a neglected wife it is a neglected husband. About the cheapest thing ever found at the bargain counter is a husband waiting for his wife. After a woman passes 2G years of age she would just as soo,n get married on Friday as any other day. Wearing bloomers ought to make a woman self-reliant, but it makes a man look after her more than ever. Some men are so stingy that they would never be willing to start for heaven unless excursion rates were gien. When, a woman marries a man she not only takes his name, but most everything else the poor' scoundrel possesses. Thc-re is a tide in the affairs of every boy which leads him to prefer the banks of the Cicrick" to his'g'ography lesson. It is wrong to speak of a con victed church member a;; a good man gone wrong. You should say he is a bad man found out. Go to Geo. Paxtcn's store and get all kinds of fruit, vegetables,, cigars, to baceo, bread, cakes,, pies, etc. Quick sales and small, profits is my inctto. AMENDMENT TO 1 ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION OF THE IMPERIAL LAND COMPANY. The undersigned stockholders of the Imperial Land Company, csvnm?; the respective amounts of the stock of said Company set after their names, hereby amend the original Articles of Incorporation of said Company, which v.ere liled fcr record ur:on the Cithday of March.lCCO, in Hook No. 2 of Bonds and Agreements at page 182 ct scq. Records of Yuma County, Arizona Territory, as follows, namely: Article V. is amended to read as follows: ARTICLE V. The bus-'iness of this corporation shall be con ducted by. and and all corporate powers shall be voted in a Eoawl of Directors composed of live stockholdcrs.who shall be elected at a meat ins to be held on the ilrst Wednesday of April, 1901. and annually thereafter; until such elec tion the following shall act as such Board of Directors: X. V. STOWELL. who shall be President: A. M. CHAFFEY, who shall be Vice-President and Treasurer; S. VS. FERCJUSSOX. C. W. HENDERSON, E. T. WRIGHT. In witness whereof wc have hereunto, set our hands this Hth day of February, 1901. Number of Name. Shares. S. V. Fcrgusson 1'i0 Geo. CliaCey 883 A. M. Chaffcy Maud T. Chaffey 500 W. T. Kcilcrnaa 333 Desert Land, Final Proof No tice for Publication. Land Office at Tucson. Arizona, February U, lfOl. Notice is hereby jriven that Esbernc K. Mullcr. of Yuma. Arizona, has filed notice of his intention to make proof on his desert-land claim No. 2S7G. for the NEHf NEH Sec 22 and NAVM NWM Sec 25, T 10. S lllii W, G&SP.B & M before the Clerk of the District Court at Yuma. Arizona, on Saturday, the :0th day of March, 1S01. " He names the following witnesses to prove the complete'irrigation and reclamation of said land: Miguel Molina. Charles Nolan, Uriah S. Smith and Leroy A. Snow, all c"f Yuma, Arizona. MILTON R. MO ORE, Register. First-publication February 20, 1901. wC Notice for Publication. Homestead Entry No. 198G. Department of the Interior, Land office at Tucson, Arizona. February 13. 1901. Notice is hereby jiivcn that the following named settler has llled notice of his intention to make llnal proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before Uie Clerk of the District Court at Yuma, Arizona, on Tues day, April 2, 1901. viz: Jonas W. Muller, of Yuma, Ari2ona. for the S. W. M Section 1 1, T. 10 S.. R. 21, W., G. and S. R. B. and M. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: Richard P. Marable, . Cyrus P. Holt, George W. Crane, and Custidio Ramirez, all at Yuma. Ariaonn. MILTON R. MOORE. Register. F S : I'uMk.'.t'.on. Ibiuwy 1J li'yi. n-t5 THE O o o YUflA, ARIZONA. SQ O 0 O Q Capital Stock, Paid Up, $10,000 LEVI SPARR. President C. A. PATTFRSON, V.-Fresidect R. S. PAT1 ERSUN, Casaier This Gsak dees a General Banking Business. Patronage Solicited. p Norton's Hot: GEO. W. NORTON, Prop'r 0 A A. y&.Ji. .A. A . A ,l 4 MOHAWK, ZLFLIZ. p "r" y'-" rp xy . NORTON'S TELEPHONE LINES ; To Mohawk Summit (on S. P. R. R.) and to Kofa (King, of Arizona." STAGS LINES: . - Daily to Mohawk Summit (on S, P. R, R.) Tuesdays, TJiursdays and Saturdays to Kofa (King of Arfzona.- 9 m 9 Store in Sanguis etii Bldg. In the Main Hatchway. Senator Jones and His Collar. Many years ago when sailors Senator Jones of Arkansas is were in the habit of chewing i a member of the Humane Societ much morn than at the present ! and wears a badge that entitle? day, two tars were sitting in the! him to investigate the condition gallery of an old country church of any animal that appears to b& paying very great attention to ' ill-treated. A few days ago a i the service. i he came down from the capitol During the sermon one of them heard a distinct sound of snor ing coming up from the body of the church, and, looking down, he saw a fat old farmer fast asleep, his head thrown well back and his mouth wide open. Society," replied Senator J onesr The temptation was too strong i mildly, and I want to see if this for Jack, who, making up a quid ! cofur fits this horse." ' of tobacco, shut one eye and,! "Well," snarled the driver, glancing along an imaginary I c:if that collar don't fit that plumb-line, dropped it into the 1 horse any better than your col old man's mouth, causing the fits you, you just rim along: old fellow to close it with a snap ' and, Set a cop and have me ar- and jump to his feet, spluttering and spitting, with a face almost purple. Confusion reigned supreme, and Jack's chum innocently asked : "What's up, Jack? Man over board?" "No." said Jack. exDlodinf? with suppressed laughter; "I ' published there. He went on a dropped a bit of 'baccy down the j recent evening to report a party main hatchway and into his old grog tub. "London Spare Mo- ments. Patent Your Mine. The Mining Reporter of Den- ver very wisely says: "'Push your mine to patent. What is the use or practically paying one every winter, this was taxes of 100 per year on it, in j the worst one she ever had? the form of the regular annual ! kept fcer awake nights a good assessments, when by patenting, J am at first confined her tcr the yearly cost will be only ajilcl. bed. Then, noticing thai few dollars. As soon as five as- j h0 nowsnfinm- m:ir v?is fretting sessments have been properly performed an affidavit of $300 improvement can be honestly made, and then a patent is ob tainable. The order for survey j will cost $-10; the survey $30 to 50: land office fees, 10; attor ney's fees for drawing papers, j $25 to $100; advertising, &25 to $75; affidavits, etc., perhaps $10, and final entry expense, if a. ten- j acre lode claim, $50. Total, $180 to $325. Then you have a posi tive title, and can give a warran ty deed for it, if necessary." There is a time in the career of every boy when he would rather be ringmaster in a circus than -president of the United States. OF YUMA 7 y r v "V" V cf 1 OAAAAA .u iTAK Bakery EDWARD NELSON, Prop'r. WHGLcSiLE AND P.EAiL. Fresh Bread, Fics and Cakes, Delivered every RSorning. SHOP ON GILA ST. BRANCHES ALL OVER TOWN. Only White Bakery in town. Y he inspected a team that was standing by the curb. "Here, you!" shouted the dri- ; ver, "wnat are you doing -nere- feeling about that norse'sneck?5r "I am an officer of the Humane 1CSICU. Senator Jones passed on. " Pittsburgh Dispatch. Courtesy is a debt every rcasv owes to every other man. He Was Jarred. A good joke is being told im on the editor of the i at a iiome recently oiesseu wmi j a new baby. He met the hestes j? afc tue door, and, .after the usual. salutations, asked after the ba -' by s health. The lady, who was quite deaf, and suffering from tho gripj thought he was asking aboat liei. cold .;nd answered tbatj although she usually had i w i x c -- nervous, she said she could teli" by his looks that he was going: to have one just like hers, and invited him i) come in and sifr dow,n SAW FgAKC!3CO CAU