The Arizona Sentinel from Yuma, Arizona • Page 1

II5 j-- 1 Official Paper of Yuma Co, Pioneer Paper of Arizona I Independent Jh 11 VOL. XXXI. n7MA, AJErZOXsTA, WEDKBSDAY, JUNE 11, 1902, NO. SI OlTFiCIAL, UIRICCTORY: TKKKITOKtAl. OFFJLCBUS Governor Secretary Auditor Treasurer Attorney General N.

O. Murphv Stoddard W.P.Nichols T. W. Pemberton F. Ainsworth Surveyor General Price Sup't of Public Instruction K.

L. L.onj Delegate to Congress A. Smith Sup't Territorial Prison Herbert Brown TUCSON LAD OFFICE Register Milton R. Moore Receiver John II. Bauman COONTY OFFICERS a biatrict Judge Edward Kent Clerk of District Court innrrinr T- w- Chairman.

Supervisor Mcodctl and j. c. De Witl Clerk of Board of Supm visors, C- P. Cronin Probate Judge aud Sup't of Schools. A.

Frank Sheriff, Gus Livingston tTnder Sheriff Albert Behan District Attorney W. F. Thhmons Treasurer DcVnne Surveyor W. W. Klllott County Physician Dr.

ti. Cotu-r County Recorder. C. I. Cronin rntiOi.vcT uFFicuits dustier of Uie Poacfe lonstabltii Will Dtsspaiu i Meadow: It Polhninus.

Trustees Yimih Kuhiml -J. It. IJeVine. I jMWDorrihgton OITV OFFlCliltS Mayor Counlmrn K. S.

Patterson F. 1... Ewing. John Devine Robert Tania. John Dunne f'itv Attorney Peter T.

Robertson Citv Herk and Treasurer I. L. Redondo Marshal J. D. Meadows Street Cotninissioner tJ.

Wilder ros'rofn cis, uou km Jklail open on Sundays from 8 to a. Hi. 1Veek days. 8 m. to (3 p.

ra. No Money Order business on Sunday. Mail (Kttit and West) closes everv dajr at 7 p. in. R.

II. Chandler. P. M. -TMA LODGE NO.

7 A. O. MEETS every Thursday evening at 8 Visiting brethren in good standing are invited to imcnd. Yours in C. II.

and P. F. L. Ewuco. M.

W. F. G- BLAtSDIil-Ii. R. 1 F.

DAVIS. ATTORNEY AT LAW. Oftice in Cotter Yuina. Ariz. II.

WuppkkmaS. Mahv A. WbI'pgkMax VUPPERMAN WUPPKRMAN. ATTOR- neys at law. Stenography aud Typewriting.

Office with Judge FranH. Yuma. Ariz. TT)ETER T. ROBERTSON.

ATTORNEY AT Law, Offlce in Colter Yuma, Ariz. HC. DAVIS. ATTORNEY-AT-L AW. OF tice on Madison iye.nuC nearcourt house Yuma.

Arizona. JN. MOLLER. M. PHYSICIAN AND Surgeon.

Ofiicy Lev? cottstsc Main Yuma, Arizona. "XT'" II- ELLIOTT. CIVIL ENGINEER AND Surveyor: V. S. Deputy Mineral Surveyor.

Yuma. Arizona. A. DUKE. N0TARYUIili.L3, YUMA.

Arizona. Ordinance No. 6. Relating to the storage of Gun Poivdnr. Gun-- cotton.

Nitroplyeerine. Tai. Pitch. Rosin and other combustible and tufluminstlVlu materials Be it Ordained by the Common Council of the town of Yuma: Section 1. From and after the' passage and publication of this Ordinance it shall be unlawful for any person, firm or corporation to have in possession cr keep in storage within the limit of the town of Yuma any blasting-powder, gun-cotton, nitroglycerine, dynamite, giant-powder, or any other like explosive.

Section It shall also be unlawful for any person, firm of corporation, within that portion of the town of Yuma bounded on the north by a line parallel to and south of the Colorado river and one hundred feet from low water mark, and on the south by Third street, and on the cast by Gila street, and on the west by Mndisnn nvenne to onen. "keen or maiiftain anr lumber-yard, wood-yard, coal-yard, or hayvarapi or market or plate where any Iflinbcr, rood roal. hay, tar, pilch, resin, or crude petroleum is kept for sale or stored. Section 3. The provisions of section 1 of this ordinance shall not extend to persons having in possession small quantities of the articles mentioned iu said section 1 for their own lawful and immediate personal and individual use.

Bat such per.sous having such small quantities of wiid articles in possession shall speedily and without delay use the same and during the time they shall have sueh articles in possession they shall carefully protect and handV the same so that no damage to the person or property of others result therctrosn. and immediately upon the completion of the use of such articles the residue thereof shall be transported beyond the limitof the town. Section. The provisions oi section of this ordinance hall not exteid to persons. liFm.s or corporations having in.

possession sueh quantities of the articles mentioned in said section as ihey may need for their immediate personal, private aud individual use, nor to keepers of livery or sale stable or feed sta bias, yards or corrals having or keeping in their places of business aud for use therein not more than fifteen tons of hay at any one time. Section 5. It shall uKo be unlawful for any person, firm or corporation to have iu or keep in storage within the limits of the town of Yuma more than twentyflve pounds of gun-powder at any one time Section 'C. Every person, firm or corporation who shall violate any of the provisions of this ordinance ordo sny of the things herein declared to be unlawful shall on conviction thereof be fined the sum of twenty-five dollars antf costs of suit. And if after such conviction such-person, firm or" corporation shall continue to violate the provisions of this ordinance or shal? continue to do the thing of which he shall have been convicted for a period of twenty-four hours then such person, firm or corporation shall on conviction thereof be lined in the sum ot twenty-live dollar and cots of suit.

And a-lihe fine and cots may be imposed upon con' viction of such violation or continuation of such offense for every twenty-four hours threat lev that such person, firnror corporation shall continue to do the thing of which he shall have been convicted. Section 7. All fines wftieh may accrue under this ordinance shall be recovered by aclioa of debt as-prescribed in Soction 1 of Article VIII cl Chapter 0 of Title 1 1 of the Revised Statutes of Arizona. The first process in all suchac tions bhall be a summons which shall be issued nd served as in ordinary civil action', in the Territory of Ariisona. Such summons may be served by the town aarblwil or a-ny sheriff or eon tabli within thf territory of Arizona.

Section 8. AH judgment, rendered and fines lmpobcd under the provision of this ordinance mav enforced by execution as in ordinary ciril actions in the territory of Arizona. 9. This shall be in force from and after its passage and its publication in. three consecutive issues of the Arhsona Sentinel a weekly newspaper published in the owr.

of Yum. Such publication may be proven lr the certificate of the town clerk or the affidavit of the editor of said uowspapor. Parsed May 20th. 1002. II.

S. Patteiibox. Mayor. est cf Til Towi rvr- Convenient to Stores. Churches and places of Amusement.

Renovated, New Carpets and Furniture. Hotel, Dining Room and Bar under same management. ROOfVIS 50 SCENTS PER DAY TAKE ANY LOS ANGELES TRANSFER CO.MJ'ANY'S BUS TO THE HOUSE FREE 5AKER, 168 N. MAIN LOS ANGELES, CAL Wrought Iron AtEsst Pipe and Fittings, At Nails, Rabbit Proof Wire Smooth Wire, Paints, Oils, Sash Door5, Blinds, Window Cords and Weights. Cement, Lime.

Hair, Plaster, Etc i Cofd Storage for Our Meats Keeps Them Fresh Tender oirp rty P. B. HODGES, Proprietor. Wholesale and Retail Dealer in all kinds of Fresh aud Cured Meats, Butter, Ejrjjij and Cheese. Moat perfectly equipped Meat Market in Arizona.

Gandolfo Block, YUMA, ARIZONA. NORTON'S TELEPHONE LINES To Mohawk Summit (on S. P. R. and to Kofa (King- of Arizona) nOHAWK, ARIZONA.

STAGE LINES: Daily to Mohawk Summit (on S. P. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays to Ivofa (King of Arizona. GEO. V.

NORTON, Proprietor Notice of Saie of Real Estate at Private Sale. Notice is hereby given, that in pursuance or an order or uie nProbate Court of the County of Yuma, in the Territory of Ari zona, made on the 24th dav of May, A. D. in the matter of the estate of Martin Pettitt, deceased, the undersigned, the administrator of the said estate, I will sell at private sale to the highest bidder, for cash, gold 1 coin of the United States, andi subject to confirmation by said Probate Court, on Monday, the 23rd day of June, A. D.

1902, at the residence of the said execu-! tor, John W. Dorringtou, in the the ostatc of Xlrs. S. Knight, town of iiinia in said Yuma deceased, to present the same, County, all the right, title, in-'with the necessary vouchers, to terest that the said estate has, Althee Modesti, executor of said by operation of law or othel, estate, at his office on Main street 1 the town of Yuma, county of wise, acquired other than or in Yuma, territory of Arizona, with-addition to that of the said Mar- in four months from date hereof. tin Pettitt at the time of his: death, and all the right, title, interest, and estate of the said Martin Pettitt at the time of his-! death, in and to all those certain mining claims situated in the Elsworth mining district, in the county of Yuma and territory of i Arizona, described, known and designated as follows, to-wit: The Copper Queen lode miii' ing claim, the location notice of i which is recorded in the office of i the County Recorder of said! XUina COUnty in Book Of Mines at.

the court room of said court, in said County at page 59: the Copper King. of Yuma, have been appointed as the time and lode mining claim, the location 1)lacc for lhtt bclirin- of thc petition for the notice Of Which is recorded in the atc and proving of the last will and testa-- ment of said Abram Carpenter, and office of the County Recorder of for thcbcUring of thc appllcation of Hnriet b. Said Yuma COUnty 111 Book Of Carpenter for" the Issuance of letters testa-Mines at page 518; aild the Cop- mentnry thereon. per Prince lode miniuir claim, Dauxi May loth. iooe.

the location notice of which is recorded in thc office of the! County Recorder of said Yuma county in Book of Mines at page 521. (Said interests being an undi- vided one-half interest in and to i said mining claims.) Terms and condition of Of til, VMA SOUTHERN AND UP. Prop'r and L. Ewino, Manaaer. Wbolesalc rnd Retail Lumber and Building Hardware.

AGENTS FOR O- 2-G- 0- O- States, ten per cent of the purchase money to be paid to the" said executor on the day of the sale, balance on the confirmation of sale by said Probate Court-Deed at the expense of the purchaser. The bidding is to be by sealed bids. Dated at Yuma, Arizona, May 24th, A. D. 1902.

J. W. DOKKIKGTON, Administrator of the Estate of Martin Pettitt, deceased. First Pub. May 28, 1002 (4t.) NOTICE.

In the Matter of the Estate of j-Mrs. S. Knight, Deceased. Notice is hereby given to all rrfma hnviner r-luim jicrnJnt Dated Yuma, 17, 1902, Althee Modesti, Executor of the Estate of Mrs. S.

Knight, deceased First prfb. May 21, 1902. t-4 NOTICE I IN PROBATE COUlvT OF YUMA COUNTY. Arizona. In the Matter of the Estate of A Hit AM CAIU'KNTEH, Deceased.

Notice. Notice is hereby given that Monday, the 2nd day of June. lt'Oi, at 10 o'clock a. in. of said day, A RRANIw Glcrk of said' Court.

PiEiiofi Evans, Attornery for Petitioner. 1st pub. May UtOil (Ht.) Notice. Notice is hereby given Lhiit Die price of ice will he one. cent per pound until further notice from and after Januarv l.th.

1 IS, connoN council, Yuma, April 15, 1902. Meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Village of Yuma. Yuma couuty, Arizona: Present: R. S. Patterson.

J. E. Devine and F. L. Miuutes of the previous meet ing were read and approved, Chairman R.

S. Patterson tlWn made a report of receipts and' 'disbursements from March to April 15, 1902-showing receipts to be $1405:50 Disbu rsements 1 27-if50 Leaving a balance UJ1.00 The report was approved and ordered tiled. The board of supervisors having acted upon petitiou of the people of Yuma and according to law appointed a board of councilmen, we hereby turnover all books, papers and property in our hands to said council, all members of which being present, and adjourn sine die after approving these minutes. R. S.

Patterson, Chairman. -J. L. Rkdokdo, Clerk. Meeting of Common Council of Town of Yuina, Arizona.

Yuma, April 15, 1902. R. S. Patterson, J. E.

Devine, John Dunne, Robt. Tapia and F. L. Ewing, having 'been duly appointed as members of the board of common council in and for the town of Yuma, said appointment having been made by the board of supervisors of Yuma county, and said R. S.

Patterson, J. E. Devine, John Dunne, Robt. Tapia and F. L.

Ewing, having! been duly sworn according to law, met ou thc above date at the council rooms and adjourned to the office ol: the Bank of Yuma, where they proceeded to organ- ize. The meeting was called to or- der, and on motion duly made' and seconded, R. S. Patterson was elected mayor. F.

L. Ewing was appointed clerk until such i time as a regular clerk should be duly elected by the council. On motion duly made and seconded and carried unanimously, it was ordered that the report of the board of trustees be accepted. It was further ordered that the clerk be instructed to malre an inventory of all papers, books and other xroperty belonging to the village of Yuma and which now by virtue of the change of government belongs to the Town of Yuma, and file said inventory with the council. On motion it waSjimanimously Resolved: That the office of the Bank of Yuma be, and the same was declared to be, the common council chamber and the place of meet-tag of the common council until the further order of the council.

The council then adjotfrned to o'clock p. April 10, 1902. S. Patterson, Mayor. F.

Ewing, Clerk, Meeting of Common Council of Yuma, Arizona. Yuma, April 10, 1902. Present: R. Patterson, mayor: J. E.

John Dunne, Robt. Tapia and F. L. Ewing. A contract was presented from the Southern Pacific Company for the construction of a sewer on Main street, and the mayor wras instructed to execute same when necessary changes were made in it.

The election of clerk and marshal was postponed until the first meeting in May, which was decided to be the first Tuesday at 8 o'clock p. m. P. T. Robertson was elected town attorney.

The following applications were received and ordered filed: J. J. Kenney, appt. as marshal. R.

A. Anderson- Geo. Wilder, J. L. J.

Li. Redondo, W. E. Marvin, TL d. Clerk.

ed to procure the necessary books and stationery for the council and officers. There being no further biisi1 ness5 council adjourned until the first Tuesday in May. R. Patterson -F. L.

Ewing, Clerk. Meeting' of -the Common Council, Yuma, Arizona, May 0, 1902: Present: R. S. Patterson, mayor: J. "Devine, John Dunne.

Robt. Tapia and F. L. Ewing. Minutes of previous meetings rejid and approved.

John Stoffelii presented a bill for SJJ5.00, assigned- claim of Monje. The same passed for the present. Report of J. L. Balsz, marshal, reporting $59.00 turned over to treasurer for licenses collected, received and ordered filed.

tJpon motion the marshal is ordered to collect air back licenses. The following bills were audited and allowed: Bill of J. Li. Balsz James Milton F. L.

Ewing, seal furnished to town, J. Li. Rimpau, material furnished for decoration Peter Aune, salary as janitor The bill of the Yuma 1 2 50 1 40 20 00 Water and 78.00, is referred to mayor to arrange rates. Upon motion the clerk is instructed to make bill to E. F.

Sanguinetti of $4.00 for repairing of street and present the sa me. Upon motion seconded and carried, the following salaries were fixed, ro-wit: Office of town clerk, $25.00 jjer month. Town marshal 00 per mo: Town attorney, $50.00 per mo. "1 have used your Hair Vigor For five years and am greatly pleased with if. If certainly restores the original color to gray hair.

It keeps my hair soft. Mrs. Helen Kilkenny, New Portland, Me. Ayer's Hair Vigor has been restoring color to gray hair for fifty years, and it never fails to do this work, either. You can rely upon it for stopping your hair from falling, for keeping your scalp clean, and for making your hair grow.

SI. 00 A fcsltte. Ml druggists. 1 yonr druggist cannot supply you. send us ono dollar and wo At ill express von a bottle.

Uo sure ami mfe lie name of your nearest express olln-e. Address, j. a Kit i.oweu, ISjJi Athens, Jan. 27, 1901. Ever since tho first appearance of nlv menses they were very irregular and I suffered with crcat tain in my hips.

back, Etomach and lctrs. wiUk terrible rTig down pains in the abdomen. During the paat month I have been taking wine of Cardui and Thedford'3 Black-Draught, and I passed the monthly period without pain for tho first Fntie in yearav Naxnib Davis. What is life lo a vom'an sulfer--ing like Nannie Davis Yet there sro women in thousands of homos to-day who arc bearing ihoso terrible menstrual pain? in silence. If you are one of these want ty say that this same OF will -bring you permMent relief.

Con s-ofe yourself with the knowledge that 1,000,000 women have been completely curoil by Wine of Cardui. Theso women suffered frtfrn Jeucorrhoaa, irregular menses, headache, backache, and bearing down pains. Wina of Cardui will all theso aches and pains for' you. Purchase a $1.00 boitle of Wine of Cardui and taks it in tho privacy of your home. For advice and lltpratup, address, clvlnjr symptoms, "Ihc I.aals' A'drtsoiy Jepartiuent," Tlio Chattanooga Medicine Cliauauooga, xenn.

To the supervisor of streets, the sum of 83.00 per day when actually at payable from the street fund of the town. The following nominations were made: P. T. Robertson was nominated for town clerk, J. D.

Meadow's was nominated for town marshal. Nominations being closed, council proceeded to ballot J. Li. Redondo having received the majority of votes, was declared elected town clerk. J.

D. Meadows having received the majority of votes, was declared elected town marshal. TJ. G. Wilder by a unanimous vote was declared elected street supervisor.

The council then fixed the town clerk's and the town marshal's bond at two thousand dollar's each By a unanimous Vote of the council the following ordinances were passed as read: Ordinance No. I Relating to the seal of the town. Passed as read. Ordinance No. 2 Relating to stated and extra or special meetings.

Passed as Ordinance 3 To prevent the erection of wooden buildings within prescribed limits Passed as read. Upon motion seconded and carried, the mayor is authorized to appoint a committee to contract for the publishing of ordinances and minutes. The mayor appointed J. E. Devine and F.

L. Ewing as such committee. Council then adjourned to o'clock p. May 7, 1902. S.

Patterson, Mayor. L. Ewing, Olerk, Meeting of the Common Council, Arizona, May 7, Roll called. Present: R. S.

Patterson, mayor: E. Devine, Robt. Tapia, F. Ewing and John Dtmne. Bond of J.

L. Redondy as town clerk and ex-oScio treasurer; with E. F. Sanguinetti, J. Dorrinton and John Sfoffela as sureties, was received and ap proved Bond of J.

D. Meadows town marshal, with J. and J. W. Dorringtou as sureties, received and approved.

Upon motion, seconded and carried, it is ordered that the bonds of clerk aud marshal be recorded in the oftice of the county recorder. Council then adjourned mi til Tuesday, May 13, 1902, at 8 o'clock m. R. S. Patterson, Mayoiv J.

Lr. Redondo, Clerk, Meeting of the Common Council, Ywraa, Arizona, May 13, 1902. Present S. Patterson, mayor? E. Devine, Robt.

Tapia, John Dunne and F. Council adjourned unbil May 20, 1902, at 3 o'clock in, PatterSoX-Mayor. lf HOTICS did III as cil, Yuma, Arizona, May 20, 1902. Present; R. S.

Patterson, mayor: F. L. Ewing, J. E. De vine and Robt.

Tapia: Ditnne. By a unanimous vote the fol; lowing ordinances were passed; Ordinance No. 4 Relating to the construction Of as Ordinance No. Relating t'J the publication of ore: I ha nee the proof thereof, and time wheii they take, effect; Approved as passed; Ordinance No. 0 -Relating to" the storage of gunpowder, gun-cotton, nitro-glycerinej tar'; pitch, resin and other combustible or inflammable materials Passed as Council then allowed the following bills: P.

attorney' salary to April, 1902 $5001, J. Redondo, salary year ending Dec. 31; 1901, Jf Ij. Redondo, salary as clerk" to April 30, 1902, The bid of J. W.

Dorringtou for the town printing was received and accepted, and thtf mayor "is instructed to enter into contract for same. Gouncil then adjourned miiii tomorrow at 3 o'clock m. R. S. Patterson, Redondo, Meefeing ol the Commori Yuina, Arizona, May 21, 1902V Council met, roll called present Mayor R.

S. Patterson and Councilmen, Ewing, Tapia, John Dmme and J. Devine. By a unanimous vote the following Ordinance was passed Ordinance No 7 Granting to the Mexican-Colorado Navigation Company the right to con struct and maintain a wharf and landing at the foot of flairi street. Passed as read.

Cooiicil adjourned tmtil Tues day; June 30, at 3 o'clock' nf. S. Patterson f- Redondo, Don't tell too milch, tind yoii should be very careful who joi tell it to. Close self inspection is a gOoc! remedy for an over dose of self esteem. Courting a girl is like using tobacco it sometimes keeps a young man from worse vices.

Economy i's a good thing, bufr it is poor policy to set a hen on one egg- to save eggs. PANTS i FRANCISCO, CAU.