Arizona Republic from Phoenix, Arizona • Page 4

4. THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 1, 1910. The Jones Store Leads AH New Spring Goods Arriving Daily As evidences of Spring have already begun to appear, we are rushing our new Spring Goods to Phoenix as fast as express will bring them. A number of shipments have arrived, and for the next day or two we will be busily engaged unpacking and tastefully arranging the. many beautiful selections of our Mr.

Behn, who is now at the eastern markets selecting an array of goods that will make buying easy here. His mam' years' experience and dealings with Arizona people have given him an insight as to their tastes and wants. Specials for a few days in Hair Goods Switches, Braids, Turbans, in all shades. Hair Ornaments of every description. The very latest novelties to select from.

YEIflMS Mil WriiWddslM ji doM CARL BEHN 26-28 W. Washington Street. ON SEWER PLANS SEWER WILL COST MORE THAN ORIGINAL ESTIMATES. I The Matter Will Be Thrashed Out at a Special Meeting of the City Coun cil Later in the Week. A complete and detailed report on the sewer dans of Olmsted and Gllel-len was submitted to the city council by the board of advisory en gineers.

The estimates of the cost of construction of either of the two plans submitted by Olmsted and Gilellen is far in excess of the estimates made by that firm. Plan one. which' provided for a shallow sewer, the committee dls misses as the depth of the laterals are inadequate for proper drainage of Im portant business buildings. The total cost of the construction of the sewer in accordance With the second set of plans will be 1378.441.80, or nearly a hundred thousand dollars more than the estimates of Olmsted and Gilcllan. Another important phase of the re port is the recommendation of the committee that the cost of the sewer be paid on the assessment plan in stead of by bond Issue.

The reasons are iriven with the report, which Is printed in full. Although the committee of engineers were ready to address the council on the sewer plans, it was decided to de- MnofBeautjMajairf T. Felix Oourtud's Oriental Cream or Magical Boautlflor, ttfttl P.tchr ud skis Ditaaoa. an rf art D'tu; on Demuif. ana 'if.

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A Positive Novelty SNOWBALLING Audience vs. Eskimo Girls. Manager Geo. Kirkland on account of Hie tremendous success scored hy the company last night has arranged for an extra lK-rformance of this big Musical Comedy tonight. Ask those who were there last night.

Don't miss it tonight. Your last chance. Hurry! And get in the Snow Ball Game. Seats on sale at JJoehmer's Drug Store. vote a whole evening to the aewer, and a meeting will probably be called later in the week to act on the report and the plans of Olmsted and Gilellen.

The report follows: To the Honorable Mayor and Common Council of the City of Phoenix Gentlemen The undersigned mem bers of the committee appointed by you to review the plans of sewers pre pared by Messrs. Olmsted Gilellen, sanitary engineers, of the city of Los Angeles. California, for the city of Phoenix, Arizona, having made a thor i of the conditions prevailing in the city of Phoenix which affect the question of sewerage, beg to present to your honorable body the following Report. The cost of plans one and two respectively as submitted by said sani tary engineers is as follows: Plan one, which excludes the territory covered by the present system, bounded on tho north by Van Buren street, and on the south by Harrison street, on the east by Fourth street and on the west by Fourth avenue. Total cost of vitrified pipe laid: 30-inch.

24-inch. 18-Inch. 16-inch, 14 -inch, 12-Inch, 10-lnrh, 8-inch. 5.180 feet 8.500 feet 6.770 feet 3.600 feet 3.670 feet 2.520 feet 760 feet 4.860 feet 191,000 feet 16,735.60 28.813.20 10.764.30 .054.60 8.176.80 4.106.30 647.20 2.818.80 97,03600 Total $178,052.80 Total cost in excess of Y'a 1.653.90 352 manholes 35.200.00 114 flush tanks 14.250.00 Total 1229.165.70 Concrete pipe 41,275.00 Septic tank 22,000.00 Total $292,431.70 Plan Two Which embraces the en tire city. Total cost of vitrified pipe laid: 30-inch pipe.

24-inch pipe, 22-inch pipe, 18-Inch pipe, 16-Inch pipe. 14-Inch pipe. 12-inch pipe. 10-inch pipe. 8-Inch pipe.

6.1 SO feet 8.500 feet 6.770 3.600 feet 7.100 3.325 feet 1.1 JO 6.240 feet 214.235 feet 16,735.60 28,813.20 14.884.50 9.054.60 19.738.60 6,739.28 1,749.70 4.000.60 154.325.00 Total $315,166.80 Concrete pipe 41.275.00 Septic tank 22.000.00 tee deems it proper In Its capacity' as such, and also as individual citizens and tax payers, to recommend the method of special' assessment as preferable to the issuance of bonds, and to assign its reasons therefor. Sewerage is a special service In which all property served participates nearly In proportion to its frontage or area, regardless of value, and it seems but fair that, this being the case, the burden of payment should be distributed in like proportion. For In-- stance, a fifty-foot 50f frontage In the business district is worth fifty thousand dollars a resi dence property of like frontage in the suburbs is worth two thousand dollars yet the service they receive Is nearly Identical. Under-the special assessment plan each pays the- same amount. Under the bond scheme one pays twenty-five times as much as the other.

And the same argument applies as between improved and unimproved property in the same district. And there is yet another reason. The city of Phoenix already has a con-conslderable bonded indebtedness. Oth er worthy schemes requiring the issue of bonds are being advanced, and it seems to the committee that we should conserve our municipal credit to meet the emergencies which must Inevitably arise In the near future. And as a last recommendation the committee earnestly urges, that except a nominal charge for connections.

sewer service shall be absolutely free. Phoenix, Arizona. January 28, 1910. W. A.

FARISH. L. G. KNIFE. O.

C. THOMPSON. Committee, 1 For KI0NEY3 AND BLADDER. The following prescription is said to be the best obtainable for deranged kidneys, bladder or liver: Buy from any good druggist one-half ounce Murax 'compound in original sealed package, one-half ounce fluid extract Buchu. six ounces good, pure gin.

Mix and take one to two teaspoonfuls after each meal. (Be sure to get the genuine Murax compound In original sealed package.) This remedy should be taken at first sign of kidney trouble, such as pains In the back, frequent or highly-colored urination, scalding urine, rheumatic pains in the joints, dimmed vision, puffiness under the eyes. This allows the kidneys to purify the blood prop erly and prevents chronic rheumatism. diabetes or dread Bright's disease. A Poor Weak Woman As she is termed, will endure bravely and patiently onie which a stronf man would give way nnder The (act ia women are more patient than they oufh to be nnder such troubles.

Every woman ought to know that she may obtain the moat experienced medical advice fret a chart and in mbtolut confidence and privacy by writing to the World's Dispensary Medical Association, R. V. P- President, Buffalo, N. Y. Dr.

Pierce hm been chief consulting physician of the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute, of Buffalo, N. for nany yean and has had a wider nraetical arrnOTinrot io the treatment of women's diseasea than any other physician in this country. His medicines are world-famous for their astonishing efficacy. The moat perfect remedy ever dcrowl for weak and deli cat women ia Dr. Picrcc'a Favorite Prescription.

IT MAKES WEAK WOMEN STRONG. SICK WOMEN WELL. The many and varied symptoms of woman's peculiar ailments are fully set forth in Plain English in the People's Medical Adviser (1008 pages), a newly revised and up-to-date Edition of which, cloth-bound, will be mailed fret on receipt o( 31 one-cent stamps to pay cost of mailing Address as above. a Total $378,441.80 These figures represent actual cost and make no provision for contractors' profits, engineering or contingencies. As the depth of the laterals in plan one nowhere reach that required for the proper drainage of Important busl nes buildings, the committee Is con strained to dismiss said plan without further notice.

Plan two provides fairly well for the drainage' of the city under present con ditions, but makes no provision for the proper drainage of Important business districts In the near future. To meet this objection it is the opinion of the committee that the plans should be modified as follows: A sub-main should be provided on Seventh avenue having a depth below grade of sixteen feet (16 feet) at Van Buren street and draining southward. Such modification of plan No. 2 will furnish deeo sewerage wherever de sired the district bounded by Polk street and Its westward projection on the north. Harrison street on the south.

Seventh street on the east and Kighth avenue on the west. The sub-main on plan No. 2. shown running west on rillmore street and thence westward through University addition, should be deflected southward at Seventh avenue to Join the deep sub-main above proposed at Van Buren street. This arrangement provides deep sewerage at FiveiPolnts and vicinity where the plans submitted provide for a depth of not more than six feet (6 feet)) without the possibility of deeper sewerage in the future.

The plan submitted properly provides for the location of the laterals in the alleys so far as practicable. In certain portions of the city, notably In University. Sinims and Montgomery additions, and In some other Isolated cases, no alleys are provided In the respective plats. In other cases alleys have been arbitrarily closed. The committee recommends that in all such localities the construction of the sewer be deferred until the owners of such closed properties shall dedicate to the city grounds for practicable alleys, not only as a right-of-way for sewerage Dumoses.

but for general use. and in anv case where alleys have been un lawfully closed, that effective steps be takn to Immediately open the same. While the plan under discussion whollv ignores the present sewer sys tem. It seems proper to say that while deep laterals draining Into the proposed Seventh avenue sub-main should at once lie substituted for the old system in the following localities, namely, the alley between Madison and Jefferson streets from Seventh avenue east to First street, in the alley between Washington and Adams streets from Seventh avenue east to Third street, and In the alley between Monroe and Van Buren streets from Seventh avenue east to First street. The remaining portions of the old system serve their respective locations in a satisfactory manner and will doubtless continue to do so until such time as deep substructures are built in those districts.

Therefore it would seem wise that the city acquire such portions of the old system, provided that it can be done at advantageous figures, bearing in mind that sooner or later part or all of it will have to be superseded by deeper construction. In regard to sewerage disposal, the committee believes that the conditions here prevailing render disposal by broad irrigation preferable to septic treatment, and therefore recommends that the septic tank provided for In the plans submitted, be eliminated, and that the city acquire a tract of sufficient area at a suitable elevation in the vicinity of the outfall and utilize the same for the purpose of sewage farming. It is the opinion of the committee that such an arrangement under proper management can be made a source of revenue, instead of the burden which septic treatment Imposes, and at the same time dispose of the sewage in an entirely satisfactory manner. The manner in which funds shall be raised to pay for the ronstructlon of the fewer has been productive of considerable discussion, and the commit- DRAPED OVERDRESS OF VELVET, The master builders of wonderful gowns are restricted by nothing this season. Unlimited license is theirs.

lovely fabrics, laces, metals, tissues, fur. and Jewels. Never before have there been such evening gowns, such blending of colors, such combinations of materials. A new idea is to "drape an over aress or cnirton velvet over a gown of satin, lace and metallic tissue. The velvet is hung froYn the shoulders.

where it is arranged in narrow folds, is draped about the figure, usually from right to caught at the hip with a jeweled ornament; It then falls in lustrous folds to form part of the train of the gown. A magnificent gown made in this manner was of all the vivid. Intense peacock tones. It was of green satin. with low bodice and narrow, caplike sleeves of gold tissue embroidered In emerald and sapphire crystals.

The draped overdress was of pea cock blue chiffon velvet caught at the shoulders with gemmed cabochons of green and blue. It was then draped around' the figure- and held at "-the left hip with a jeweled ornament, falling away to the floor with the satin train of the gown. The velvet was lined with satin of the same tone as the gown, which in its was of barbaric splendor. 'S ITCHING SOOTHED AT ONC And Soon Cured Perfectly and Eco nomicallyDoctor Called It Eczema and Little Sufferer Rubbed and Twisted All the Time. CUTICURA AGAIN PROVED "THE GREAT SKIN CURE" "My baby boy was about nine months old when he had a breaking out on his neck which was very annoying.

It used to make him very fretful and cross because it seemed to worry him so much. In the meantime I was aick tcTswlf I had my doctor look at tha bniy and he told me it was eczema and be wanted to treat it. But a friend of mine toM me she knew it could be cured cheaper than any doctor could do it for and in muob less time. So I started using the Cutieura Soap and Cutieura Ointment which I soon found out was what I ought to have had before, for the eeaetna seemed to itch so the baby could not keep his bead still for he was rubbing and twisting all the time. I utnd the Oitteura Remedies about three times the first day and began to notice the good it was doing, for be began to get rest from rubbing hi neck.

'So I used three cakes or Ctiticura Soap and two boxes of Cutieura Ointment and now no one could tell that he ever had any kind of breaking out, and alnoe then I bare never been without tho Cutieura Soap nor the Cotienra Ointment. Mrs. lAila Dorsey, 1 2 Browns S. Washington. D.

Oct. 2. SONS ON FIRE With torturing, disfiguring ecnemaa, raahee and other itching, burning, bled- lof. acaJy ana crustd akin and scalp humors are isktaady relieved, and speedily cured, ia the majority of cases, by warm baths with Cutieura Soap, to cleanse the akin, and gentle anointings with Cutieura Ointment, purest and sweet est af emollients tA soothe and heal the skin. CuUeara aasp (lie Cytmra ontrnfM aaa CWim HcsolTtnl rnr la ton or CMtaaf? Ilia.

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