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I THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN: THURSDAY 3IORNING, NOVEMBER 22, 1900. ALFALFA South Bend and Chilled Plows Hardware FROM TEE UNIVERSITY Professor Blake's Investigations -Another Football Victory. Tucson, Nov. (Special spondence of The Republican.) The "University cf Arizona Monthly" made Its first bow to the world last Monday, and was distributed to subscribers at the library. It is an attractive little sheet of thirty pages, magazine bound in a very neat cover v.f heavy paper, with a steel engraving of the main building as a frontispiece.

The cover is done 1n colors, and makes a very preset tufole journalistic appearance. The matter throughout is of an exceptionally high literary order, due to the vigilance of the publishing- board and is tastily arranged and set off by-numerous engravings. Prof. Blake delivered an address before assembly, Friday morning1, bear ing on the -incidents of his recent trip lnt New Mexico. He has just returned from a visit to the San Pediu valley and his remarks had Ko do chiefly with the mining interests and geological formation of that strip of country.

Prof. Blake advances th theory that this immense valley was once a vast Inland sea, perhaps the largest on this continent, and his recent trip has brought light facts that more than ever convince him t'halr his theory is not erroneous. He expects soon1 issue a pamphlet from the school which will treat this subject in detail, from a geological standpoint. Tiiis will be an interesting subject to the public as well a. valuable the scientific world.

His address was as fuil of humor as of interesting information. The subject of changing the college colors was discussed before assembly, and a committee was appointed to look Into Uhe matter and select colors more suited to the n. eds of the hour in aith-ietic lines, and also for decorative purposes. The students' Dormitory assxkuion gave a social hop last Friday evening from 8:30 until 12. A large crowd of students and frienls from Tucson were in alt'tendanoe and lped to make the evening enjoyable.

The 'Varsity eleven linjd up with the local Indian team on the campus gridiron Saturday afternoon. The morning had hetn one of constant drizzk, leaving rhe field quite muddy by irjun. Time wa.s called at 2:30, and by that time rain was coming dflwn 'in earnest, sopping the field to a slushy adobe, which made the play slower than usual. The Indians kick off, sending the ball well down the field, where it was taught and returned 20 yards. 'Varsity played ragged for the first ten min-utes, as it could not gilt used to the 'heavy, slippery ball.

Th? ball alternated between the two teams repeatedly, neither being able to advance it to any advantage seme tim 'Varsity secured the ball on downs and proceeded to do some execution, nd-ing the half around the end for 20 yards. The guard broke through the line for repeated gains and a tjuch-down. The play Uin'n 'became fast and furious, 'Varsity hammering th line and skirting the ends with good results. The Indians put up a strong defensive game, but the college men proved too much for them, and at the end of -the first 2r, -minute half the score was 23 to 0. The second half the excellent training the 'Varsity team has been under 1egan tv tell, as with seemingly little trouble they waded Khrough the line and around the ends for big gains.

Touchdowns were the rule rather than the exception, as when a chain' of 'Varsity interference circled the end the ball generally landed back of the goal line with another tally to their credit. At the end of the second half, which was only minutes ling, the 'Varsity had piled up a score of 32 0. A pleasing feature of the game was the attendance of students from the ladies' dormitory. The driving rain proved too weak for college spirit, which held a small crowd fn the college gridiron all through the game. The team is in excellent Itrim and doing fin? work under the coaching of Prof.

Skinner, and will be on dck to give the red man his dues in Phoenix Thanksgiving day. LESLIE A. GILLETT. PERSONAL MENTION. Mrs.

R. K. Bowman of San1. a Paula, is at the Hotel Adams. Missj M.

K. Kinahan of Hobokn, N. is registered at the Ford hotel. S. Marston -and wife of New York are amonj the guests of the Hotel Adams.

Emery P. Clatts and wife and Miss Ovill'a. B. dates of San Fiaeisco, are trueslus of the Ford tel. Governor X.

O. Murphy left Tuesday night for Los Angeles. He expects to return in to or three days. lAmong those registering at the Ford hotel yesterday were J. A.

Gurd of Ixmdcn, T. E. Mount joy, Denver; M. J. Gavin, Liberty, J.

Gamble lingers, Chieag), and W. Bell nf Bradford, Ta. R. V. Hockaday of D.

nvrr, a representative of the M. K. T. railroad, registered at the Hotel Adams yesterday. Dr.

and Mis. G. II. Keefer returned yesterday morning. after savtral months absence in the east and north.

They are at the Commercial hotel. O. V. Lybrook and W. T.

Smith came down Tuesday night from Mr. Smith's mine aie Morristown. Mr. Lybrook is suffering severely from a recent fall, though able to be around. ADDITIONAL LOCAL AX INSPECTION CASE.

In Justice Juhnstcne's court yesterday the jury decided what Butcher Tritolet must pay the tattle inspection fee which he had claimed was unjust and unlawful. ROOF FELL IN. As one of th results of the late rain a deserted adobe 'building at the corner of East 'Vasl- tngLon and Third streets (fell down on itself last evening. This will probably hasten its removal 'to m'ak room for some more pretentious structure. NEWSPAPER REMOVAL.

The Arizona Gazette will shortly move into the O'Neill building, occupying th? firs: lloor and the basement, immediately northwest of the offices of AV. J. Murphy. The work of this location for the newspaper begun within a day or two. DISORDERED TELEGRAPH.

The Western I'nion has twenty-seven wires kn California, but en account of the whic prevailed north of the Te-haehapi on Tuesday night, only one was working yesterday morning. Later in the Jay others were put in order. last night communication between Phoenix and Los Ange'es was broken by the storm, but at a late hour was opened by the round about way of El Paso. LOVED HIS FRATERNITY. Mr.

J. J.hnsnn, who died in Tucson a few cays ago, whs an honored and consistent Odd Fellow and thought so much of the order thit he bequeathed to it hi entire estate, dividing 'it between th fund of the grand lodge ef this jurisdiction for the building of an Odd Fellows' home, and the Odd Fellows' home at (lilroy, California. The Ari-zona'junisdiction now has several tluii-sand dollars in thiH fund and it is expected that at an early day a tract of land will be bmght and a home erected for sick and homeless Odd F. Hows. The gift of Mr.

Johnson will be greatly appreciated and will help along a most worthy cause, 'though at the present time -the amount cf his estate has not been determined. PLUMBING, STEAM HEATING, GAS FITTING. That's our business and we Co more of it than any oth firm in the territor and do it be tter and cheaper. Fsiirr.au-s furnished on any sized job. Largest stock of supplies and lighting fixtures in the southwest.

THE SCOVILLE PLUMBING 114 WEST ADAMS STREET. -vvrjY COFFEE AL'S SO WELU BECAUSE: serve more Meals and seat more guests. Are more famous for Coffee, Meats, Salada and Pastry. Are the oldest Restaurant people in the city (nine years In the easiness). Have Cold Storage and Steam.

IC3 CHKAM WHOLESALE AND H-ETAIii. SEE THE NEW Pattern for 1900. Olive MARDWARE 124 6 East 'Washington Street. MATTERS OF RECORD. The following Instruments reported by the Phoenix Title Guaranty and Ab-Btract company were filed In the office I of the county recorder yesterday: Dr.

G. II. Keefer to Mrs. Carrie B. i Keefer, deed to lots 3 and 4.

block 3, Porter and Baxter's addition; lots 5, 7, 9, 11. block 1, Segec's addition, and 1 lots 0, Collins a lditi'in, Phoenix; con sideration, $1. J. M. and Jeanie E.

Evans to Anna Anderson, cl.ed to lots 1. 2, 8, 9, 10, 11, block lots 4. 5, 9. 10, 11, and east 15 feet of lot 13- lot 12, block 9: lots 5, 9. block 15; lots 1.

2.3. 4, 7. S. 9, 10. 11, 12.

block IS; HlS 1, 2. block 22; lots 1, 2, 3 6, 7. 9, 10. bloc 23; lots 1. 2, 3, 4.

3, 0, 7. S. fl. 10, 11. block 24: lots 3, 4.

blr.ck lots ft. 10. 11. 12, 13, 14, 13, block lots 6. 7, S.

P. 10. Mock 26: lots 6, 7. 9. 10, block 27; all block 29, except part sold all in Xeahr's addition, Phoenix: also leits 1, 2.

4, 5, 6. 7. block lots 1, 2, 3, block Montgomery's i Dr. iiibbaru Sidney, rinary and Bladder discuss. His prv-eminent sue-cess ia flu to exct-ptimiHl abilitv, long experience and Mbsol nte reliability.

is methods tire always tho latest and best. He treats scieiitilicai Sexual Debility and Seminal Weakness, completely restoring t'ueir terrible miderimmng conditions. Special and Private disorders with their poisonous and destructive effects (speedily ntid permanently cured. No matter who has failed Dr. ECibbard will cure you if your case be curable.

Cancers, Ulcers and Kxternal Growths positively removed without the knife or severe inea.su res. Testimonials at otlice. Delay is aangrerous. Io not wait until too late. If possible always bo examined by an expert.

Talk with him and judge yourself to his integrity and ability. ConsuliationFree. Hours, 10 to 12, 1 to 3, 6 to 7. Office and laboratory. '2VJ8 South Second Avenue, liibbard Building, Phoenix, Arizona.

YOUR MONEY'S WORTH EVERY TIME la Khat you get when parenting 701 foods at this store. Good weight, Lisa quality and low pricea has made F. Grlebel's the purchasing center for th thrifty and for those who appreciate superior grades of coffees, teas, canned goods, eereals, flour and meats. "Llrs and let live" is our motto and ws lit BP tO It. FRANK GRIEBEL, Tel.

48 813-220 W. St. IS- RESTAURANT KNOWN? Wi Are up to date in everything GAS RANGES lEWxlGHT AND FUEL CO. 0 7 addition, Phoenix; also all section 11, tp 2 3 (less 53 acres); cons-idera-- tion, $15,000. F.

M. ar.el Lue F. M-cCann to J. S. Gov.ei;t ct al, deed to undivided Vi interest in Little Favorite mine.

Cave Creek district: consideration, $150. Hyrum B. Morris. to Tempe Irrigation Canal company, deed to nwVi, nwVi, sec 1(1, tp 1 5 (40 acres); consid- ration, $10. A.

E. Fomeroy and wife to A. K. Crawford, deed to undivided half inter-et l.i in lot 11. block 72, Fhoenix; consideration, $10.

Buckrye Canal Land company to George V. M-arsan, deed to water rights Nos. 52, 53, 34. 55, Buckeye canal; consideration, $4S0. United tats to Alfred M.

Frederick, deed to and n's, swU, sec 9 tp 1 4 w. Manuela Sotelo to Peter Doll, deed to pail; nw'4 (1S1 ::260 feet), sec 23, tp 1 4 consideration, $63. Matilda M. Stanley to Delia Kilpat-riek deed to undivided one-half in se'i. ne'4, sec 3, tp 1 3 consideration.

$1. 'Esther L. Green and husband to Frank S. Davis, deed to lots 2 and 4, block 17, Irvine addition. Phoenix; consideration, $100.

Even the sober railroad conductor can't get along without his punch. Offices with modern conveniences on second floor of Ponter building for rent. The Evans Loan and Investment Co. LOCAL BREVITIES. Cards of thanks, notices pertaining to organizations and societies, church fairs or socials, will not be printed in The Tlepublioan except when paid for.

FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS 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. Professor H.

Cresswell Shaw, teacher of piano, violin, etc. Apply Jenkins' Music Store. The Chicago Store has received Us stock of fall goods and ladles are invited to call and see them. Acker's English Remedy Will Stop a Cough at any time, ana will cure the worst cold in twelve hours, or money refunded. 25 cents and 50 cents.

Ben L. Bear, wholesale and retail druggist, Phoenix, Arizona. TO CHICAGO AXD RETURN. The Maricopa Phoenix railway, in connection with the Sunset Route, will make a rate of Phoenix to Chicago and return, account meeting of irrigation congress November 19 to 24. Tickets on sale November 15.

good for thirty days from date of sale. For further Information call on or address M. O. BICKNELL, G. P.

A. For Sale. One of the cosiest homes in Arizona. Annual income cf $1,000 goes with this ranch. C20 acres under Buckeye canal, with house and improvements, for $10 per acre.

Five-acre lots on McDowell road, but one block from end of car line. Fine six-room residence in Los Angeles, to exchange for small ranch near Phoenix. List your property with me. E. A.

SPAULDING. Ko. 41, Wast Adams Street. ROSES All the choice varieties American Beauty, La France, 35 cents per dozen. Delivered in any part of town.

Mail orders solicited. Leave orders with Elvey Hulett. druggists. Telephone 11, or call on Miss Mary S. Welch, West Capitol Addition.

Geo. H. OAi.HbHiK. JOS FIELD. furnished.

Fifield Gallagher GENERAL CONTRACTORS AND SUPERINTENDENTS Rooms 11, 12 and 13 O'Neill Bulldinr. PHOENIX, ARIZONA. I'O. OX 573. GARDEiN CITY RESTAURANT THE OLDEST IN THE CITY.

Enjoys the best standing with trademen Buys everything at spot cash price and gives tae best 23cmeal. TUCK HINC St CO. and 24 Washington St east of Jacobs tfc Co. Private rooms tor families. Tickets J1.50 single meals 25 cents DIAMOND RESTAURANT.

16 South Center Strew. Best Meals in the City for 25c. Everything first class and clean. Barber Shop and Bath Rooms Basement Corner Center and Washington St Only First-Class Service. SHIRLEY, Proprietor.

W. A. LETT, Foreman, ooooooooQdooooooddoooeoooooooo'oooooooo ft JJ1 JJ UUlt a1 ifi fifi fill isl fo THIS WEEK. Bed Comforts. I Our Boys' and 2 Bed Comforts.

Tn rinpn hnrnfl-marlp 0 forts, covered with line, tilled with superior cottons. SI. 75. Largest stock of Phoenix, any price 75c to $6.00. 0 Our Men's Suits At $10.00 and $12,50.

Creations of high art, tailor made, perfect fitting and all the latest novelties, and rannnt hp nur.hnspH elsewhere for less than Fif- Our Shoe Department. See the lines of 0 Shoes we are selling at $1.35. Other stores want $2 00 for no better 13 Underwear and -Furnishing Goods. Men's 50c and 75c underwear at 40c. Two cases men's fleece.

lined and natural wool shirts and drawers that were made to sell at 75r. nil cm pi Mpn's a workinf? shirts in and dark colors, worth 50c, for 25c. Men's 50c Neckwear at 25c. BEAR'S free benefit for the ladies, We have arranged with Mrs. A.

L. Buckley of Philadelphia to give absolutely free of cost LESSONS IN Pyro-graphy or Toker Etchings on leather or wood, 10 a. m. until 5 p. at our new furniture store.

We are exhibiting free the finest and largest collec-tiun of art in Burnt Leather, including old Missions, Indian Heads, Animals, Dragjns, old Monks, ever seen in Phoenix. Come and see it. Illustration in window of just how beamiiful furniture, up-to-date, looks adorned with this new poker etching art work. Don't stop at window-; come in and receive free lessens. See exhibit inside store.

DORRISBROS. HOUSE FURNISHERS. 22, 24, 26, 28 V. WasMagton Street. GENTLEMEN Do you know that you can a suit of clothes made to order at lume nearly as cheap as sending away for it and have the satisfaction of trying it on and getting a perfect fit? You can see a nice line of up-to-date goods at fi 0.

Feekings Merchant Tailor. 39 North first Ave. $25,00 Reward. will be paid for information leading to arrest and convic tion of rersons trespassing upon and stealing fruit from the orchards of the Arizona Orange Association. fS.v VS18E ilBB silka- clothing Quilts in from to $12.50, for $7.50.

Our Men's quality. CCMEMEPK OUR PBPP PMDI OYMPNT 3QQ Perfumery anil How I LET us tcil YOf how ivc cur ALWAYS IX demand. liYEIlY ptrfume (in buik) in cur drug store is kaK BEHIND "BLACK" do s. shines on our "FIXE PERFUMES;" therer Te th' i min Ih, ir ODOR true tf name. Have, you TRIED PALMER ROSE LEAVES? We have iic.

80c an BEAR'S X-XJdl'IJJdUy, CiiyHall. TURNER'S ROSES Have proved to be the best, both in quality and variety, adapted to this climate. 1 fclii prepared to fill all orders tiie enminp season at $1 SO per dozen fsaekeil). For list oi varieties address DaVE TOEVEB, Box 111. Landscape gardening and other work at-temitd to.

Leave olde with litis ton Co. Th.s Flash Light Photos Taken of the Masonic Banquat Were Made by MEALY and WILSON, Photographers, 213 E. Washington St. ithe la cket ipreclo mioates. The best dressers accord St place.

Styles ar? leas severe. ORKilNALITY anvl EXCLI'SIVKXKSS more pjught for. Our chic Jackets have that peculiar nap which prtpularilty mands. HAVING A FEW TOO MANY I LACK JAC'KKTS WE HAVE JJECIDKD TO CITT PRICKS OF SAuM'E. IF YOU NEED ONE, LOOK INTO THIS.

3 One lot Kersey Cloth few Pebble nn 1C P. 10.00 1MlfG wtaam "THE BEST ALWAYS" i M- A. A. Li ftU. 11111 A I a.

Wnnrlorfi 1 1 lrnliiac in 1- department. These goods JJ Will 1 i VI bllw ILyOfc manufacturers in America. They comprise jj the best stvles. the best fabrics, and are the best 2 fitting Boys' Clothing in America. Our Men's Soits-l Special Drive Worsted and Cassimere 2 Suits, all this season's lat- JJ est designs, perfectly tail- Hat All the latest novelties, black and brown stiff hats, fedoras and Bristol shapes at your own price.

See the line of hats we are selling for $1.25. Bed Blankets. 10-4 extra heavy gray, fancy border Bed Blankets $1.40 a pair, worth $2.00. Extra heavy gray, tan and red 72 84 California blankets, all wool fillings, $5 values for $3.75. 10-4 Hungarian all wool silver gray and natural gray blankets at $2.75.

House OPPiPP Keep I EVLK perfumes and vi-h- 1iev aw If you want the Best We are It. Tribune, Sterling, Dayton BICYCLES. Smith Premier Typewriter, ALL KEF AIR WORK GUAEANTIED I Official Repairmen lor tne National t'aMi iteginttr. E. M.

DEPEW CO. Telephone 2511. 33 South first AT.no. well made; were J6.50, JT.50, rsey Jackets; pold at $12.50. $13..