The Arizona sentinel. [volume], December 22, 1910, Image 4

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Might Kava Been Worse
A, L. Verdnsro returned this week
from Los Angeles, where he had been
under the care or eye specialists since
the unforninHte accident he suffered
recently which cost, him the sitrht of
his right eye through a charge of bird
shot striking him in the face. The
eye was removed and a glass one put in
its place. It was a skillful operation
and the artificial eye is unnoticeabln.
The vision of the other is wholly unim
paired and. on the whole, Mr. Verdugo
is to be congratulated that he bustained
no greater injury. It is very gratify
ing to his host of friends.
The quicker a cold i sgotten rid of
the less the danger from pneumonia
and other serious diseases. Mr. W. B.
L. Hall, of Waverly, Va., says: T
firmly believe Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy to be absolutely the best prep
aration on the market for colds. 1
have recommended it to my friends
and they all agree, with me. For sale
by all druggists.
flow Machinery
The Yuma IClectric and Water Com
pany has the machinery now on the
wayvfrm the manufactory for the in.
crease of its plant. A 300 horse power
boiler, a' 400 horse power engine and a
750 kilowat dynamo compose the ship
ment. A 60 kilowat dynamo has been
on hand for some time and will be in
stalled as soon as the other machinery
arrives. The small dynamo will sup
ply power during the day time and the
larger during the night.
Every family; has need 'of a good, re
liable liniment For sprains, bruiser,
soreness of the muscles and rheumatic
pains there is none better than Cham
berlain's. Sold by all dealers.
Returned Home
. Mrs. Alice Gerber, who has been vis
biting her daughter,, Mrs. Henry Wup
perman, during the past ten days, re
turned to her home in Los Angeles
yesterday- The many friends of Mrs.
Wupperman will be pleased to learn
that she is now convalescent and will
soim regain ber usnal good health.
41st Annua! Plum Pudding
The editor of the Sentinel this week
received from the old home in Nebras
ka a Christmas plum pudding, the
forty-first annual remembrance of this
kind he has received during a-residence
of that duration in Yuma county. It
was a perfect and toothsome specimen
of the particular dish, that heritage
from "irerrie England" which for cen
turies has been associated with Christ
mas feasting.
' "I had been troubled with constipa
tion for two years arid tried all the
best physicians in Bristol, Tenn., and
they could do nothing for me," writes
TtosV' E. "Williams, Middleboro, Ky.
"Two " packages " of Chamberlaiu'i:
Stomach and Liver Tablets cured me."
For sale by all dealers.
Champion Corn Husker
Courtland, Kansas, Dec. 8. C. Craw
' mer of Speed, Kansas, who has been
husking corn for H. K. Weir, a promi
nent farmer of this section, has all the
other champion huskers outdistanced
when it comes to fast, husking While
employed by the above named farmer
he has the distinction of having husked
128 bushels in nine hours in a field that
was making an average of forty bushels
per. acre.
Hew Bridge Pier
A big force of men have been at work
on the new pier that is to be built in the
middle of the Colorado river atTopock,
, for the purpose of strengthening the
. great .railroad bridge, and is being
ajigpaented daily. It is expected that
uear!y "400 men will be employed, in
cluding the "sand hogs" that are to do
the work under the river.
Yuma Theatre
The "great American drama, "The
"Man of the Hour," drew a full house
"at the Yuma Theatre Sundny evening.
-It is one of the best plays ever present
' e'd to the Yuma public. Miss Virginia
"Irwin as :Daiias' Wainr'lght'ts a very
"pretty young woman and a capable
actress, filling the role in a very ac
ceptable manner. Edward Keene as
Scott fiibbs, the young stock broker
with a yellow .streak, was also good,
while Moore as HorrigSn and Morris
as,Pheli.in.were simply great, and local
people who saw the original production
say they were equally as strong in
their parts as were the creators of the
two roles. Harry English as Alvin
Bennett, the incorruptible young Mayor,-
pleased with his acting, as did every
- member of the cast.
Young People Wed
Albert Gandolfo, sou of John Gan
' dolfo, the Yuma pioneer, and Miss
Mary Windham, were married in Iin-
.perial county Sunday, having gone
there for that purpose. Y7hile their
" attachment was not a secret, tlinir mar
riage intentions were kept as a sur
prise to their families -Until the matri
monial knot was tied, when Albert tel
egraphed home that he had embarked
on the ocean of matrimony. A host of
friends will wish them life-long bliss.
Big Eye Development
The Big Ee Mining Company has
begun work on a tunnel under the out
cropping of their rich gold ledge which
will hit the ledge 250 feet, below the
surface.
Will Go to Farming
T. L. Lona, who has occupied the
position of head book-keeper in the
First National Bank duiiugthe past
year, has purchased the relinquishment
of a unit of 40 acres of land on the
Yuma Indian reservation and will build
a home there and cultivate the fertile
soil.
Jail Break at Caiexico
Deputy Sheriff F. C. Outtrem was
here from Caiexico this week to enlist
the aid of local officers in an endeavor
to recapture seven prisoners who es
caped from the Caiexico city jail.
New Officers
Officers for 1911 have been elected
by the Spanish-American Alliance as
follows;
President J. L. Venegas.
Vice-President Juan Noriega.
Secretary Louis Leyy.
Treasurer Palemon Avila.
First Trustee J, M. Venegas.
Second Trustee P. Y. Martinez.
Third Trustee A. Modesti.
Master at Arms Joe Perez.
Inside Guard R. Perez.
Outside Guard James Neahr. -
For Sale
Ten acres of land about four miles
from Yuma. For particulars write to
B. Stewart, Germantown, Calif.
Dec22ral
mum mm
A great many of the valley boj-s vis-
iLed Yuma last week. 7 Among them
were C. Hindman, F. Liedendecker)
Mr. Vandemark, Mr. Smith, Mr. Cook
and Mr. Bland.
Mr. C. Smith of Uisbee is here look
ing over his claim.
Col. Powell visited the valley last
week.
Mr. Payne of Texas is working for
Mr. Carson. He.came last,week.
Mr. Hess and his men are here, sur-
yeying unsurve3Ted governmeut land.
Mrs. "Proebstel has returned. She
has been visiting "relatives' in Califor
nia and Oregon.
Miss Dickison returned Sunday from
Dome, where-she had been visiting
Miss Wright and Mrs. McDanlels;- -
Mr. I. Proebstel has returned rbra
Castle Dome, where he had been look-
ng over the new strike.
Win Proebstel is doing the ' assess"-
merit work on his claims
Mr. O. Hindman' reports rapid pro
gress on the canal work.
The Christmas tree and dance Will
be held in the "Tin Store" Saturday
evenirig, December 24.- begirihitig at 7
'clock. Everyone is invited.
Mr. George Arnold of Bisbee :will
spend Christmas in the valley.
Mrs. Mason -visited Yuma--the first of
the week.
Brevities ;;
Keith Harrington has returned to
Yuma from California,-and is employed
at the Sanguinetti Department Store.
May or F, L. Ewing left- Saturday
night on a business trip to San Fran
cisco.
Mulford Winsor is back from fields
pf glory at Phoenix and . has resumed
the status of one of the common people
again. He will establish his family in
winter quarters in Yuma shortly.
John StofTela made a "business trip to
Tucson a few days ago.
John Gandolfo, Sr., is back from a
briefisit to Santa-' Jar bura;-
Andrew Pancrazi was a visitor from
Agua Caliente Springs, of which he is
mstnager, oyer Sunday.
M. C. Espiuoza, a former resident of
Yuma, is here from Santa Ana, Cal.,
to spend Christmas.
Contractor Charles Olcester is erect
ing a residence on First avenue near
Fifth street, the properly of Mrs. Belle
Bauer, which she will occupy when
completed.
W. D. Mesarvey, a veterinary sur-
geoh lately of Los Angeles, has located
in Yuma to practice his profession.
A. A. Hart has fitted up the small
building between the Yuma National
Bank and the Molina building and es
tablished a photographic studio there
in,
Mrs. Squire Monroe is spending her
Christmas in Los Angeles.
Jim Hodges' norse, Arizona, won
several races at the Imperial county
fair last week.
J. T. Olmstead. proprietor of a ranch
on the mesa, and a Spokane capitalist,
is here to spend the winter.
Al Jones, a professional boxer of con
siderable standing in the sporting
world, is visiting his father, Judge .1.
C. Jones, and family.
The Yuma Ice Oo.'s soda water is the
best. Only pure, distilled wateris
used in its manufacture, therefore it is
also the most healthfu 1. Drink no
other.
Miss Myrtle Biddle is in Los Angeles
for the holidays.
J Miss Anita Ppst entertained a party
. of friends Saturday evening in honor
. of Miss Oreta Dorerans, who is to leave
i Yuma for Texas. .
W. P. Cunningham and wife stopped
off at Yuma Monday, on their way to
Oklahoma, to visit with Judge Reese
and wife, who are the parents of Mrr,
Cunningham. Mr. Cunningham is a
prominent oil operator of Los Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs. Dell Morton, now liv
ing in San Diego, are here spending
the holiday. season with Airs. Morton's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Fishbaugh.
J. M. Thacker, superintendent of the
poor farm, has raoxed into the Cash
Smith house on Orange avenue.
Rev. John Egan of New York is the
guest of his sister, Miss Anna C. Egar r
Fort Yuma Indian agent.
Mr. and Mrs. George La Rocque
have returned to Tucson after a visit,
with Judge and Mrs. J. C. Jones.
Contractor John- Wadin has complet
ed the Holtvtlle school huilding which
he has been engaged on for some time
and brought back his concrete mixing
machines to Yuma.
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman W. Walker of
Portland, Oregon, relatives of Dr. and
Mrs. H. Vance Clymer, are their guests
for the winter.
Mrs. Jack Dunne and Children, who
are at Agua Caliente; will spend their
Christmas there.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Levy are in Los
Angeles for the holidays.
Mrs. W. H. Potter died hist-. Thurs
day morning at the Potter homestead
in' Yuma valley -from the effects of
child-birth.
Supervisor A. H. Kent was a loser
Saturday to the extent of a fine 3-year-
old Percherou stallion of considerable
value.
DroD in and see vour friends
at the Old Plantation; you'll be
sure to. tind 'em there.
For Sale
Merfy-go-r.ound for sale for cash or
trade for farm land. Too badly crip
pled with-rheumatism toattend to it.
Apply to Sun office. .
NovlTml. . MAIIK'eVANS.
Lost
A pair of steelrrimmed tfosse glasses.
Suitable reward if returned to the
Sentinel ollioe.
For Rent
Furnished rooms, Madison avenue,
near Second street. Mrs. Abe Frank.
In the Probate Court
County of Yuma, Territory of Arizona.
In" the matter of the estate and guard
ianship of Uafael Garcia,: Delfina
Garcia, Charles (Jarcia, Miguel Gar
cia; Leonor Garcia, jirigida Garcia,
Manuel Garcia, Alverta Garcia, and
. Alfredo Garcia,, minors. . -
t Noticeof Sale ofjKeal Estate, at
- Priy ate Sale.;.. - i2:
Notice -is hereby givenv that, -pursuant
to an or.der of the Probate Court in
and.for the Gounty ofr.Yua, 'Territory
of Arizona, njad.e.pnr,the 26th day of
November, 1910, in. the- matter- of the
estate and guardianship of Rafael Gar
cia, -Delliua. Garcia, -Qharjes Garcia,
Miguel Garcia, Leonor Garcia, Brigida
Garcia,-Manuel Garcia, Alyerto Garcia
and Alfredo; Garcia, minprs, the under
signed guardian;-.of the,estate of said
minors .will selL. at private sale, to the
highest bidder, for part cash and part
deferred payments not -to-exceed three
years, as in the discretion of the Probate
Judge is most beueficial to said wards,
subject ' to the confirmation' of 'said
Probate Court, the following described
real property, to-wit:
Nino undivided, one-eighteenths of
the Northeast Quarter of Section
Twenty-eight, in Township Nine South
of Range Twenty-four West of Gila and
Salt River Base and Meridian, and sit
uated in the county of Yuma, Territory
of Arizona.
The sale will take place on or after
Wednesday, the 11th day of January,
1911, at. lO.p'elock a. m., at the office of
the Judge of the Probate Court of said
Yuma county, at the court house in the
town of Yuma, county of Yuma, Terri
tory of Arizona, and bids will be re-.
ceived at the office of C. H. Colman,
Main street, town of Yuma, Arizona.
Terms of Sale $500 cash and balance
of purchase-price in deferred payments"
not to exceed three years.
Five per cent of bid to accompany
the same and balance payable upon
confirmation of sale by the court.
Dated at Yuma December 20, 1910
ANTONIA GAIICIA,
Guardian of Rafael Garcia, Delfina
Garcia, Charles Garcia, Miguel
Garcia, Leonor Garcia, Brigida
Garcia, Manuel, Garcia, Alverto
Garcia and Alfredo Garcia, minors.
Dec
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that cleanliness is next to
godliness ib selecting--your
meat market. The snrae is
time of provisions and fruits
and everything else in the
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in a greater degree, which
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New Lend Office Rules
New rules' of practice govern
ing cases before the United
States landjoffict' and the general
land office "pf the department of
the -interior.; will go into effect
Pebruafy'i.'J
A contest against an entry or
claim record under the new rules
can only be instituted by the
person who seeks to acquire title
to" or claim ah interest in the
land involved, and the ground
of contest must be based on mat
ters not disclosed by the records
of--the land' department.
is the mother of opportunity. That we
have kept our eyes open for your interests
is evident in our offering of tine groceries.
That we have kept in mind your desire for
quality and economy will be apparent when
you see the
Groceries
It is seldom that such high grade goods
can be offered below regular prices. That
we are able to do so now is an opportunity
you should not fail to seize at once.
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Will Defeat Statehood
Newspaper "comme'pts far and
near condemn the action of the
Arizona constitutional conven
tion in providing for a recall of
the judiciary, and predict that i t
will clefeat statehood. The dele
gates to the convention had
timely warning of the danger
ahead 'a for this radical proposi
tion. These warnings came from
democrats and republicans of
high and low station, so if state
hood is lost the responsibility
must rest on those who preferred
to-listen to the howl of the so
cialists, rather than to the advice
of their friends. International.
House, Sign and .Decorative
Carriages and Furniture a Specialty.
Picture .Frames Made and Repaired.
Graining, Marbling, Gilding, Silvering
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AT LAST!
The people of Yuma have
access to an acknowledg
ed standard, world-wide
advertised Shoe, at the
price that it is sold at
where it is Made.
W, L Douglas
..$3,30' Shoe
in all styles and all leath
ers; high cut and low cut;
all sizes and all widths,
and the one price of
$3.50 per pair.
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PRESIDENT AND MANAGER YUMA, ARIZONA
NfQHT Phone. Parlor; 96
Night Phone. Residence. 18
Day Phone. Yuma Hardware Co.. 62
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Change Every Other Night
Prize Drawing Every Saturday Night
Everything New New Music, New Machine, Ne
Pictures, New Singer.
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