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THE ARIZONA REPTT-BIilCAN: TUESDAY MOBNINe, MARCH 7, 1899. 5 AREJfQU LOOKING TTT7T7T7 ron A FIRST-CLASS UP-TO-DATE DRUG STORE Wiere prices are reasonable, -where Mn linrfl vnn TT-naT-i 1 1 nn filled our physician writes them? rhere there are reliable chemists 'Where the stock is fresh? If bo, look up tho T. F. HUDSON PHARMACY 26 C. Washington St.

NEWS OF THE TOWN Cards of thanks, notices pertaining te TKanlzatlons and societies, church fairs socials, will not be printed la The Republican except when paid for. LOCAL BREVITIES. TO MY FORMER PATRONS. Having sold my interest in the Enterprise Dairy I hereby tender my sincerest thanks to all my former patrons and can assure all present patrons of a continuance of the very best service. Mr.

Joseph Lawson, my successor, is a practical dairyman. He was born aBd-raised in a dairy section of Canada and- was owner of the first successful cheese factory in the Salt River valley. He personally superin tends the milking and aerating, and the general work of the dairy. L. R.

SHAW Chase Sanborn's coffee only a Coffee Al's. The Spencer's Literary society will give an entertainment under the au spices of the Iadies' Ai society, Fri day, March 10, at O'Neill hall Something new, novel and entertain ins. and given for a worthy cause. Do not miss it. ATTENTION, FIREMEN.

Members of the department desirous of taking part in the international tug-of-war on the All-American team will meet at the engine house March 8, at 7:30 p. m. sharp. W. H.

KIRKLAND, Committee. Go to Coffee Al's for inure ice cream Nothing but the purest of material used. Parties, foalls and families served. P. T.

Hurley is the leader in supply ing good meats, both fresh and cured. No. 5 West Washington street, 'phone No. 12. Delivery to all parts of city.

Business men's lunch for the week, served in the. Ford Hotel Bar, from 11:30 to 2 for 20c. Sunday, tenderloin steak; Monday, chicken pie, country style; Tuesday, prime roast beef; Wednesday, roast young turkey; Thursday, New England boiled dinner; fried oysters or Kansas City pork chops; Saturday, one-half roast mallard duck. Soup, fish, vegetables, bread and butter included; all for 20 cents. Talbot Hubbard nave Johnson's Powdered Floor Wax for dancing floors.

Broiled steaks, broiled on a broiler, and not on top of the range, at Coffee Al's. meals at the Norris Restaurant. Satisfaction guaranteed. Try the Norris Restaurant 'today. The popular rendezvous is at Wake-lin's pharmacy, the most comfortable room in town.

Restaurant Best and The Norris cheapest. Bear in mind the entertainment to be given by the Spinsters' Literary society at O'Neill ball Friday evening, March 10, for the benefit of the organ fund of the First Presbyterian church. FOR OVER FIFTT AR3 Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for children teething. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind colic and is the best remedy for diarrhoea.

Twenty-five cents a bottle. ADMITTED TO PROBATE. The will of Angelus Schohosen, late of Tempe, was admitted to probate yes terday. WILL ADDRESS THE STUDENTS Bishop John H. Vincent 'Will address the pupils of the high school this morning.

FREE METHODIST REVIVAL SERVICES. The revival in the Free Methodist church -will continue this week. Several speakers will assist. TKJivKTS ON SALE. Tickets are on sale for the St.

'Patrick's b-ill which will take place on the evening of the 17th. The St. Patrick's clu1 is work ing hard to insure the success cf the undertaking. DELINQUENT TAX SALE. The city delinquent tax sale will come to an end today.

The prosperity of the times is illustrated in the sal.js. There has been almost nothing to be sold The list is much shorter than it has been for FOR MEN. ONLY. The Young Men's Gospel union will hold a meet ing for men only' at the M. E.

church, south, tonight. The meeting will be led by Mr. Ray Garbold of the Moody training school at Chicago. The su'b ject will be "Zaccheus." MADE TOO MUCH NOISE. Jose Garcia was brought over from Tempe yesterday, where he was sentenced in Judge J.

S. Culver's court to fifteen days in the county jail. His trouble was disturbing the peace and indecent exposure on a principal street. SLIGHT USE OF HAND. Miss Rosa Proops, who was thrown from a horse and seriously injured a month ago, has recovered with the exception of her left wrist, which sustained a compound fracture.

Yesterday for the first time she fcand slight usage of the fingers. CONFIDENCE IN THE CAPITOL J. Ernest Walker lately sold to Mr. W. J.

Murphy his large two story house in Capitol addition. This is no sign that Mr. Walker has lost any of his faith in that addition, for last Saturday he bought three more lots fronting the Capitol grounds. SOME WOOL. John ewis came in last night from Goddard's corral.

where he has been engaged in shear ing sheep for several weeks. The work has been finished. About 000 sheep have been shorn. They yielded 1,100 bales of wool which averaged between 280 and 300 pounds. TEACHERS' EXAMINATION.

Yesterday was the opening day of the county school teachers' examination. Professor A. D. Fulton, county school superintendent; Professor J. C.

Cole and Miss Hat'tie Culver constituted the examining board and the examination is well under way. It will be com pleted today. WANTED MORE OF IT. Col. B.

S. Jones yesterday sold to Thomas Cur-now ten acres in section 20, just north of the Arizona canal. The considera tion was $450. Mr. Curnow has been Baking Powder Made from pure cream of tartar.

Safeguards the food against alum Alum baking powders are the greatest menacers to health of the present day. BOVAt BAKING POWDER NEW YORK. Is Your Husband Cross? The cause may be that he has a Razor that pulls. Dull Razors make sharp tempers. Persuasion is a great thing in the management of husbands.

Persuade him to give you the old RazoV for your corns and suggest that he go down to Davidson's Cash Store and look over their line of thirty-two different patterns of Razors, ranging from 70c to $3.50, some cf which are guaranteed to give absolute satisfaction in every par-, ticular. Also a large line of Hones, Strops, Shaving Soap, etc. DAVIDSON'S CASH BARGAIN STORE. 4 doors East of Postofflce. resident of the valley for a year.

When he came here he bought a ten- acre tract of Col. Jones, adjoining his late purchase. TO PAY COUNTY SCRIP. The board! of supervisors was in regular session yesterday. Beside allowing the usual claims and transacting the ordi nary routine business the board or dered $1,567.25 transferred from the general to the expense fund.

This sum is now available and sufficient for the payment of all county scrip issued to December 31 of last year. SENT TO THE AS YLUM. William Fairchild9 was examined in probate ourt yesterday on a charge of insan ity. He is about fifty years of age and has been for some time employed as a street car conductor. He was once be fore confined at the asylum and was discharged as cured.

Not long ago his health failed and he was sent to the hospital, from which he escaped on Saturday afternoon. IT IS NOT "PHENIX." If the ob servations of the weather 'bureau were no more accurate than its style of spelling they would not be very valuable. Prescott people spell It "Phenix," but the elimination of the has always been attributed to the jealousy of the Prescott'ians. The only argument that can be offered in favor of "Phenix" is a slight saving of time and ink, which is much more than offset by the initiation of a mythological and historic name. THE OLD VULTURE STILL RICH.

The new work at the Vulture mine is showing most satisfactory results. Assays show the average values of the twenty-seven foot vein opened up in the new shaft at a depth of 212 feet to be gold, silver, total. $40.95. Taking the size of the vein and quantity cf ore in sight into consideration this as far ahead of any of the phenomenal strikes made in Colorado and elsewhere, of which so much has been said of late. FIRE IN BRILL'S ADDITION.

A house in the Brill addition which has been occupied by T. Barnum, burned about 1 o'clock qesterday afternoon. An accumulation of soot in the chimney caused the blaze, which started between the and roof. A number of neighbors soon collected and part of the furniture was saved, but the loss of the house could not be prevented. The loss of fjrniture was about $300, and neither the house nor the furniture was insured.

FIVE NEW CLAIMS. The mining property of J. M. Ford and W. E.

Thorne in the Castle Creek district has been extended. A portion of the ledge which cuts the red l'icache mountain was located in thirteen c.aims, and now hve more have been located. The property is in a copper ledge and runs a high grade, but as says of gold have shown $33 in addi tion. Beside the ore Mr. Ford has a sample of the immense spongy gossan cap, which is extremely light and an swers all the requirements as to color and otherwise, indicating a rich copper base of oxide3.

BARNES CONVICTED. The trial of Contractor I. S. Barnes arrested last Saturday for obstructing the street at Fourth and Washington with the de bris of material and tools by which a I horse belonging to William Osborn, was badly injured on Friday night, was held yesterday. Barnes determined to fight the case, relying u'pon the defense that the dam aging obstruction had not been left in the street by him or any one employed by him.

He was convicted and will be sentenced today. NEW CORPORATIONS. 'Articles of incorporation of the Eureka Mining and Water company were Slid in the office of the county recorder yesterday. The incorporators are H. I.

Latham and H. J. Sisty. The capital stock is 0,000. divided into 3.000 shares.

Ar ticles of the Utah and Boston Copper company were also filed, The incorporators are Thomas Bj Everett of it Lake, Utah, and Joseph Real! and Edward L. Tierney of Boston. The capital stock is $2,500,000. shares $10 each. Phoenix is named hs the principal place of business of both companies, i EFFECT OF THE WOOLEN TRUST.

A telegram was received yesterday by A. Vandervort from his firm Boston. Mr. Vandervort was in structed to be guarded in the purchase of wool, and in explanation the tele- ram stated that the leading woolen nd worsted mills had formed a trust. The woolen mills havo -claimed for some time that there was jio profit in their business, due to the decreased price of manufactured woolen goods, and the organization of: a trust for appeal.

His partner, John Quadri, will bo tried on a similar charge today. Among the witnesses at Vedetta's trial was an Austrian, who prefaced his evi dence with a statement intended to set forth his utter impartiality in the matter. Pointing to both Ofhcer Haw ley and Vedetta sitting on opposite sides of the recorder's table, he said: "I don'd gif two bits for bose of 'em," meaning not that he held the accuser and the accused in low esteem, but that his interest in the affair did not amount to a quarter in American money. A PflESflflTT FAILURE. Oomnli cations have grown out of the business affairs of A.

Effion late diry goods dealers of Prescott. The stock was transferred to Max Lentin by a bill of sale and was sold by him to A. Blumberg, another merchant. It is said that before this negotiation had been completed Blumberg had agreed inpon a settlement with the creditors of A. Effion Co.

for 40 cents on the dollar. Jrs. Ida F. Mul-ler, a partner in the firm of A. Effion who had become one of the signers of the bill of sale, afterward alleged that she had signed it under misrepresentations.

Blumberg began moving the stock out last week and Mrs. Miij-ler applied for and obtained an injunction against him last Thursday. The suit involves an application for a receiver and the setting aside of the bill of sale. It is set forth in the application that the consideration, $8,000, named in the bill of sale did not pass and that a considerable part of it was fictitious. McKelllgon's where yon can get the finest hand-made sour mash, bourbon and Pennsylvania rr PERSONAL MENTION.

at y'. C. Maddox of Denvor is a guest of the Commercial. E. R.

Stock of San Francisco is the Commercial. E. E. Mayberry of Seattle, Wash arrived at the Ford last night. Sheriff John Munds of Yavapai coun ty came down from Prescott last night.

T. K. Shulze was a late arrival at the Commercial last night from Bakers field. Cal. A.

F. Brown isa late arrival at the Hotel Adams. He is from San Fran Cisco. Charles D. Reppy is in from Flor ence.

--sJIe may be seen at the Hotel Adams. Miss Haas of Atlanta, was among yesterday's arrivals at the Ford. S. C. Blowett of Prescott was in town yesterday, a guest of the Com mercial.

Mrs. H. V. Day arrived yesterday from St. Louis and secured quarters at the Hotel Adams.

Mrs. J. C. Heslet came down from Jerome last night and is a guest of the Commercial. H.

W. Heretige of St. Paul is regis having ar SMITH RETURNED HOME tmr. pgr tat' MM when he found that his wife was buying her shoes at DiehTs, for he knows that Diehl carries the best and largest line of shoes in Arizona and can fit any foot that can be fitted, with a comfortable shoe Smith knows that a person with an easy fitting shoe is of a contented disposition and is happy We have just received a Large Line of Ladies' Oxfords that fit 2 iehl Shoe Co. is; VvV m.

ft; so: a v-r-u protection is not a surprise. As a re- i tered at the Commercial, suit raw material will not command its rived last night. present price ana local marKets win be affected A BUSY DAY. Justice Johnstone had a busy day of it yesterday. The Howe turkey case was on trial.

Howe had been arrested on the complaint of one of his neighbors charging him with slaughtering a turkey. So much discordant testimony was brought out that the justice adjourned the case that he might make a personal survey cf thfl seat of war. J. Bennan was up for making a nuisance of himself or rather for showing what a nuisance he was by nature, but he was too drunk for trial. Jose Nunez got five days for peace disturbance, and D.

C. Sanders six days for the same offense. A young man whom Special Officer Doheney had arrested for stealing coal from an M. P. car, pleaded guilty and fined $3.

DENTISTS MET YESTERDAY. The territorial board of dental examiners held its meeting yesterday at the offices of Dr. Wm. G. Lenz.

Dr. R. Holbrook of Jerome presided, while Dr. Lenz was the secretary. The other members of the board who were pres- i ent were C.

Gonzales of Pres- And finishing. Best work and Low. con ann tieorge w. rioimes or lucson. Dr.

Alderdice of Globe wa3 the only Frank E. Mead and Albert Bauer of Philadelphia arrived at the Ford yesterday morning. N. G. Cleary and wife are at the Ho tel Adams.

They arrived last night from New York. Judge W. H. Barnes and wife and Miss Lela Davies of Florence were at the Commercial 3resterday. Eckard P.

Budd arrived last night from Mount Holly, N. and is a guest of the Hotel Adams. Mr. Ike Diamond of the Boston store returned yesterday from an extensive purchasing trip in the east. George J.

Wanlap is a late arrival in the city from El Paso. He has obtain ed lodging at the Hotel Adams. Otto Miller, an old-timer and skillful was compositor of Phoenix but now con nected with the Bisbee Orb, arrived in the city on business yesterday morning. He returned last night. Mr.

Mil KODAK DEVELOPING WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE CHEAPEST AND BEST LINE OF TYEWRITER PAPER EVER SHOWN. IN PHOENIX When in need of a.ii- call ami see us. THE PHOENIX STATIONERY NEWS CO. 10-12 ViEBT WASHINGTON STBEET. member aosent.

The entire rtay was consumed in examining records and passing on diplomas. The list of diplomas to be issued had not been completed and a few applicants were discarded. The evening was not all devoted to business and the local dentists did much to make the visitors feel that they had been well treated. The visit ing dentists left for their homes last night. RESISTING AN OFFICER.

Vedetta. the proprietor of a saloon near the M. P. depot, was on trial in police court yesterday on a charge of interfering with Officer Al Hawley while trying to arrest two men for fighting in the saloon on Sunday night. He was convicted and fined 15, frcm which judgment he threatened to est Prices.

PINNEY ROBINSON, The Photo Stock House. 40 North Center Street Special Bargain In a Newly Finished House. Desirable locality. All modern improvements. W.

J. MURPHY, O'Neill Block, Corner First Avenue and Adams Street. MS MS MS MK MS MS MS MS MS MS MS MS MS MS MS Ms MS MS MS MS MS YOU WILL ALWAYS HAVE A GOOD CUP OF TEA OR COFFEE FOR YOUR BREAKFAST WHEN YOU CALL FOR GOLD SEAL TEA OR COFFEE, MS MS MS MS MS MS MS MK MS MS MS MS MS MS jf SOLD BY WAKELIN ROBINSON -LEAD IN QUANTITY AND QUALITY. MS MS MS MS MS MS MS MK MS MS MS MS MS MS MS MK MS MK MK MS MS MK MK MK MS MK MK MK MK MK MK VK MS MS MK MS MS MS MS MS MS MK MK MK MK MK ler believes that Bisbee. while not perhaps as handsome as some others, is the banner town of Arizona.

Thomas Whitfield, who has extensive interests in the valley, arrived at the Hotel Adams last night from Chicago. James Dev-raux, who is extensive ly interesteC in silver mining at Leadville, arrived at the Ford last night, returned from a trip to Lower California. D. F. Hall and H.

G. Messinger re turned yesterday from a trip to Tucson. Before leading they visited the university and alfeo secured a number of pictures of ih4 San Xavier mission. Miss Emma Johnson of Tucscn arrived in town yesterday morning on a visit with her friend, i.Iiss Haire Fra-zier. She will remain week.

Miss Johnson is the on daughter of Royal A. Johnson. A FAMOUS LECTURE. The people of Phoenix will have the privilege of hearing Bishop John H. Vincent deliver his famous lecture on "Tom and His Teachers." Bishop Vincent, as a lecturer, has a worli-wide reputacion, and "Tom and 'His Teachers" is one of his favorite topics.

The lecture covers a wide scope, discussing questions of prime importance in the family, the school and society. The lecture will be delivered at the First Methodist church, corner Second avenue and Monroe street, Thursday, March 9, at 8 p. m. Admission 25 cents. MATTERS OF RECORD.

Richard A. Roberts and wife to Henry Wickenburg, deed' to Littio Giant, Best Yet and Beleher mining claims; consideration, $500. John B. Montgomery and wife to Laura Valentine, deed" to lots 17 arid IS, block 91, 'Montgomery's addition; consideration, $125. Joseph D.

Reed and -wife to Hosea Greenhaw, deed to wY2, sec 33, tp 2 1 consideration, $6,400, It pains us to observe that "the la grippe" is still raging in the columns of the rural press. Dr. Swetnam's treatment of diseases of the lungs is rational, scientific and successful. Try i'L methods. With Aguinaldo as Washington and.

Billy Mason as Lafayette a shrewd manager could make a 'profitable round of the one-night stand towns. Toasting Washington of "AN ANGEL'S VISIT." Have you looked over "Kilroy's New Palestine," Rooms 201-2 Fleming block, city property, over 800 lots? First, it is the home of the thrifty mechanic as v. ell as the conservative eastern home seeker. Second, it is the only sanitary sewered tract in or to the city of Phoenix, located in the very heart of the resident and manufacturing center, viz: on Center street, First, Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth and Seventh avenues. Lota 50x130, price $65 to $200 each, on the installment plan.

Monthly payments from $5 to $10, with out Interest. All our business is done in our office. We do not employ curbstone brokers. FANCY VEGETABLES AT BUXTON'S FANCY BLEACHED ASPARAGUS. FRENCH ARTICHOKES.

CREAM SQUASH. BRUSSELS SPROUTS. RED RIPE TOMATOES. GREEN PEAS. HORSERADISH ROOT.

RED CABBAGE. CELERY ROOT. GREEN CHILI. We also show the largest assortment of local grown vegetables. FANCY FRUITS AT BUXTON'S HAWAIIAN PINEAPPLES.

DUARTE GRAPE FRUIT. RFJDLAND TANGERINES. RUSSETT PEARS. BELLEFLOWER APPLES. We receive fruits and produce by the carload and are in a position to quote lowest prices to the trade.

Price list on application. POULTRY AND GAME AT BUXTON'S Live Poultry of every description, Turkeys, Domestic Geese, Ducks and Chickens. Dressed Poultry always on sale in I cold storage at our store. We are prepared to fill orders in any quantity. All kinds of game in season.

ISH AND OYSTERS AT BUXTON'S Daily shipments of Fish from San Francisco, San Diego and San Pedro. All southern California fish, sliced in cluded, 15c ner pound. At this price fish is cheaper than beef. Orabs, Lobsters and Shrimps received daily. We are headquarters for all kinds of oysters.

Eagle Brand fresh oysters in cans, Cocktail Oysters, Berwick Bay Oysters in bulk, 20c per dozen, 2 dozen for 35c, 3 dozen for 50c. Special prices to restaurants and the- 7 CHEESE AND PICKLES AT BUXTON'S The largest assortment of Cheese, Bulk Pickles, in the city. FLOWERS AT BUXTON'S Every day 'we receive the choicest production's of the California nurseries. Sole agents for the celebrated Redondo Carnations and Fowler's Arizona Violets. Of any other illustrious man, living: or dead, should he done -with good WINES AND LIQUORS.

vna 11 you intend to nave a "Stag" or Family Gathering- you cannot do better than send us the order for the "Liquids." We are also ag-ents for the celebrated Castle Creek Hot Springs Natural Mineral Water, and like everything' else kept in our store, it is the best 01 it kind. THE W. A. WATTS JO. O'Neill Building, Cor, Adams and First Avenue.

THE BEST EYES Are those given the best care throughout all periods of one's life. "I used to have the best eyes," is a common expression. These people very likely have bad eyes now because neglectful cf the CARE necessary to KEEP them good. Let us HELP keepi YOURS good. If you haven't good ones let us assist in making them good.

"Right glass aid" that's what we offer. EXAMINATION FREE. Telephone 236. Ford Hotel Block. "PHOENIX SNAR Four-room Frame House with Screen Porch, Good Well and Fence.

Choice Location. A BIG BARGAIN. See Hibbard Building, 26 S. Second Avenue. J.

INSURANCE, O. A. TURKEY, Secretary. ernest walker; LOANS REAL ESTATE. INSUi J.

W. EVANS, President. THE EYAHS LOAN INVESTMENT COMPANY Paid Up Capital, $50,000.00. Successor to J. V.

EVAXS, Established 1885. Offers unequalled facilities to lendersand borrowers of money. Have a personal knowledge of all land owners and lands in this valley, We are therefore in a position to select for investors loans of the very best character. Correspondence and consultation invited from those seeking absolutely safe mortgage securities. Have an extensive list of improved and unimproved nealty iD all desirable parts of this city and vallev.

tfMont-v Loaued at Lowest Kates of Interest. Nos. 1 and 3 W. Washington St. DR.

HIBBARD LET US REASON TOGETHER. the leadine ExDtrt Specialist throughout the Southwest in Chronic Diseases, fie makes no promises that canno? be fulfilled. He quickly and permanently cures Kidney, Urinary. Bladder ai Private complaints. Is your Blood bad? Is your Stomach and Liver disordered? Is your Heart affected? Are vou broken down by some Wasting disease? Delay is Dangerous.

Consult immediately the well-known, reliable and successful specialist. Consultation at office DR. HIBBARD, or by mail REE. Hibbard Buildlncr, 1-1 p.m, zo ooutu econu Avenue, Hours 10-12 6 Sip Evenings. Phoenix, Arizona E.

ASCOE 7 South first Ave. Will loan your idle funds for you without delay, or he will lend you money in quantity on satisfactory security. CALL AND SEE THE 37 and 39 W. Washington St. phone 122.

Tele- New "St. Louis Washer' Greatest Invention in Washers Ever Seen. D. BURTIS 31-33 East Washington Street..