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TJ-IE ATtfZONA HEPUBLIOAN, PI-ICKNIX. MONDAY MOUNTING-, JULY 23. 1890. THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN. TIE IIDTBUdS 1'IMISIIIXI! COMI'ANV ,i) i:i:nsi.N(i uati:s. ;5 t 3. S, Sa! 21 Ssl 5 1 In. h 111' h In tl I In h .In 11 . In 11 - I 1 'i In h .1I1 h l! In 1 I 1 I In II In 1 in In 111 1- In 1 In i In jit In 1 t.il I (V 1 I 1 .' (V .' " "1 . I.I 1 I , 7. I I l I m 1 .hi 1 . i r. 1. uu : 1. .-. 7 1, vi s s 9 7 uo ii 11 7.-. It i-. 1 Sid ' (VI () J V) I K 1 1O ."1 (M 3 il) li T i 7 tx s V) s 00 0 M0 OJ 10 w u 00 11 O0l .V) 1 IX) L Si)i V! ix) :t st 1 ui 1 .V) 5 ix) r V) fi i"i V) 00 7 00 50 9 00 10 (X) 11 w 12 00 12 00 1.1 ui n J.". 1 50 l . -1 00 'J i.'i II Mi '. 75 3 00 3 J.1 3 Ml 3 (X) I SO 1 fit) 5 IX) "1 (X) S 50 fi vt 00 r. 00 rt 50 7 (XI 7 50 8 -Vi 8 IX) 8 75 50 9 00 9 50 10 V) 10 00 10 IX) 11 (X),U (Ml J 00 1 U (W'13 00.13 50 11 .VV1I 50, n ix) 10 00 10 W 17 7.V. 75 S.V 7.V 75 501 IX) I Ml IX) I IX) 50 HO 3 3 I 5 C (". 7 8 9 9. 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In m-cirditnce with a resolution tmsed by tile K 1. 1' liran Terrltoriil Central Cummtttee the I.. ..i.in an Territorial C'onreution w HI convene 111 tl 1 u of l'hi-iilx, on tlio last Tuesday In VupM 1 hi- .Xi, at the hour of 10 :X) o'clock a m. i..r iii- iir;iue of nominating one person for the ,tli. c- "( Delegate to I'ouiiresi, one iierson for il, upt-rintemleut of l'liblic Instruction, one , r-.n .or Cuuncllman at Large irom the North ,ni Insiru't. coiuiHied of the Counties of Yava iui u he. Mohave, Yuma aud Maricopa, and .in- irsiin for Councilman at I-arge from the ..n hern lli-trlct, composed of Pima, Cochise, i.riiiuun Oil and I'liml Counties. The ltepub- .iii of die various counties are therefore in ne.l t select delegates to tlio mid Convention in s i, h manner as slmll hecm to them Just and n,..r.iiiriiiU' aud the delegates shall beapHr 1 1. .ii. I aiming the arlous counties as per resolu ii .u ,ii the Central Committee viz one delegate (,.i e,T tlft) votes cast for the Legislative in Lei and one for a fraction of tilty over in, no live voles cas for same ticket, in the rlf nun of November tl, lvvs The representa u hi ii. Hie various counties will be as follows: V li he 7 Maricopa. . .19 , hue is I'linii IK i.r-inaiu 7 1'lnal. . 8 i,, a . . 5 Yuma .. I M .have 5 Yavapai S' U ruling of the Chairman of the Territorial i .tiiiuitiev and by precedent it Is understood Hint proxies to the convention will only If held l. mi' nl' rs of the convention from the same r .ii mes as the proxies. The Kepulilicius of Arizona confidently enter i, m the campaign at hand asking of tiongrcss am! the dininlstratlon at Washington adtnls si.m i.. the I'ninn of Mates and tl(e full privi U'k'e ,,( utizviishlp toall within the borders o( me present Territory, believing that our wealth, n iniiiers. intelligence and tights as citizens o( tin-1 nned 'states entitles us to Mich confident ii, .ii uii'l privilege All citizens ot the Territory wloiiriieve in the pure principles of Uepub 1 in siu and in the complete and (ull enjoy meii'.if ltienshlp foreverj citizen of Arizona are i Tliully invited to Join the urty In an em ist attempt to gain a Hetiubllcau success at tin mil elections which will Insure to the peo ple ii. Vriuiiaall the rights and privileges as hi ', ti 1 1 Inch they are entitled. Willi im Ciikisty, Chairman Kep Cent. Com. S M'H'.riii'.u, ei 1! p t ent Com. COXDK.NSEI) TKIiKOUAMS. t. Louis !m-j a waiter;' trike. r.intiaintoii, N. Y., lmi CoO cijrnr ui.tkiTb out on u .strike. INirtLind, Or., hwl a $(MXM) fire Fri il.iv. nloon and lodging liou-fe on First titrcct. U IVtalumii, C'al., I'd Hitelien, n (arm li.md, was prostrated by heat and u nut expected to live. ( upturn John Hunter, a Mexican war etcran and an old sailor, died at IVtaluina, C'al., yesterday, aged 80. V farmer named Ueorge ISodinu, near Ihirlington, N. J., on Fridav shot liiH trruiiNuii and then committed suicide. Imts Hogeinan, a Minneapolis census eimine.iator, was arrested by the United Mates Marshal, yesterday, on a charge of fraud. V iH'iiru named Green Jackson was hiifhed yesterday by the neighbors of Mr. Hobt. 1'. I'nchnrd, a white woman, of Fort White, (in., whom ho had out raged. Ollicer Day arrived at Portland, Ore gon, Friday from New York, having in charge V. K. Doyle, a contractor, who left that city fcevc'ral weeks ago, a defaulter to the extent of several thous and dollars. t'lieyennes and Arapahoo Indians liae agreed to take lands in severalty and 11,600,000, of which $1,000,000 is to remain with the government, drawing 5 per cent interest. The- treaty w ill open to settlement 1,000,000 acres of land. Vt Urass Valley, Cal., yesterday, a ten year old son of Henry Hanson was thmwn from the whim of a hoist at nunc near Idaho mine, and the back of liisfkull fractured so that his brain h protruding from the wound. Trepan ning will bo resorted to. ACCrsIN'f! A 1'UIKST. lie la Sued by u niseriintlcl llimbmid Who Has Lost III Wife. -Vw Yohk, July 20. John Hauss has hruiight a suit against Father Aloydus Mellens, rector of St. Joseph's Catholic (Imrch at Woodhavcn, Long Island, for $3,000 for alienating the afIections of hi" wife, who, lie says is in n plnco of concealment, known to the priest, riif wife was for sotno timo housekeeper i"l cook for Stellens. Sho married ihiuss eight months ago. The sentiment 0( the majority of Stellen's congregation '' ig.unt him. He refuses to tnlk. 1'KKFKUKKI) LOCALS. 1 "it Kent Centrally situated resi ili tire i,f threo rooms ; cool and pleasant. Apply at this ollice. l'arttes wanting "cedless Sultana and Muscat grapes for canning, etc., leave onli r, at l'hoenix Hakery. :m-lm lor a llrst-i'Ia8 breakfast go to the .Maricup,i I louse, at Maricopa. If ou want A 1 nobby fit call on .xi'lioiHon the Tailor. - heap rooms, free bath, at the Ven (loiuc. (all on Jim Hradburv for tho coolest BlassoflH-erintliet'ity, cliuice line of imported cigars at ir.ull)iiry'H, on Washington street. lSradhtiry's, on Washington street, is '.".' I'1'"1, to droji in for an ice cold glass i iiecr.or for a drink of tho choicest old ;"url,i, whisky sold in the city of Nicholson the Tailor has received an s-'iv'gant line of trouserings and suitings "slit goods to suit the season. No Cure No l'ay. . .,1!r" 'i-v,1l'. willHt, office and residenco w-t of Uregory house, I'luenix, Ariz. jno 23-tf Vsl'.'hi!',';! ,Io",ke .on Aravalpa St., between lln,,' "? "'t'."1"1 J'n hts , I rooms partly nceotiiVi'LV 1".onU'- I,1(lulre ' resf "' 0I E " Klrklaud. 59 3t AtSr 31) RAILROAD COMPflMY. "SAXTA FE ROUTE." EjcetUtnt Train St nice. Tho presont schedule of train servico on the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fo, from Kl l'nso and Deming, is an excel lent one. A fast express connecting with tho Southern Pacific leaves El l'nso and Deming, early each afternoon, making tho run to Hincon, and from Wallace to La Junta, by day light, arriving at Kan sas City evening of second day and Chicago morning of third day after departure. This train carries Pullman palace sleepers from Kl Paso to Kansas City, and Los Angeles, to Chicago, with Pullman tourist sleepers, Los Angeles to Kansas City, making direct connec tion at La Junta, for Pueblo, Colorado Springs and Denver. And at Burton, for St. Louis via "the Frisco line," which is now a part of the Santa Fo system, an additional Pullman sleeper is at tached at Las Vegas, running through without change to Denver via Trinidad and La Junta. "The Santa Fo routo" aims by its fast time, lino equipment and reasonable rates to merit the patronage of the trav eling public. For further information address C. II. Morehouse, I). F. & P. A., Kl Paso, Texas. R. G. ANDRE Saddle and Harness Maker. Phcenix Ariz. I am better ciiulpped for doing the finest clas o( baddlery and Harness work than any other house In the Territory, and I can defy competi tion In both iiiallty and price. 1 call esicclal attention to my heavy llamesn aud Stock Sad dles, both of which I guarantee as superior to an) thing Mild elsen here In the Territory. K. it. oukk.sk. . u J. WOOD, GREENE 5 WOOD, Abstracts. Loans 3 Insurance RED0ND0 HOTEL Redondo Beach, Cal. This new and mRgiilflrcnt hotel vvaa opened to the public May 1st. It is the most thoroughly equipped and best fumisjied hoube on the Pa cific Coast. Two hundred and 6eventy-five rooms, rcileto with avcry convenience: fire place, hoi and cold water, incandescent lights, electric call aud return ) stem. Standing in the center of a tweuty-tvvo-acro tract, under high cultivation, two hundred feet back from tho ocean bluff. Are lights on the grounds. Finest surf bathing In America. Tho house has a fine Otis elevator and by far tho handsomest musle and dancing hall in C'alllornla. Tho dining room Is a perfect gem of artistic perfection, su perbly furnished and to arranged that every teat commands a view of the ocean. There is a gallery at one end, where a flue band plays for the evening dances; also playlngonthe veranda In the morning, In the music and dancing room nt night. Morning germana will be a feature of the house. The cuisine will also be a promi nent factor. The house and surroundings are simply perfection new, sweet and clean and must bo seen to oo appreciated. The Atchison, Toiieka and Santa Ko runs six trains dally from Ixs Angeles. The company ovv n their ovv n rail road, running to Ixs Angeles, connecting with the Grand Avenue cable system, running twelve finely equipped trains dally each way, lauding passengers right back of the hotel. There is a pier, where boats from San Francisco, San Diego and other points make regular landings. Steam and sailing vachts can bu had. Tho fishing is tho finest un the coast. There is a blulf and in terior drive, commanding a fine view of the mean, San Gabriel valley, Wilson's Peak, Old ltaldy, Sierra Mad re range of mountains. Terms mine as other first-chiss houses. Special rates for permvuents aud families. All letters address to the manager. K. W. K00T, Mnnntrer. Maricopa and Itenix Railroad. New Tiine-Tahle. In ctrectJuiio 15, 181K). J) COLLECTIONS MADE. PllOtMllX, Vs Arizona. l nsTKACTS OF T1T1.E-IIAVINO T1IK 2. most complete set of Abstract Hooks in Maricopa Count, we can furnish abtract of Hunch, City, Mine or Canal property on short notice and reasonable terms. Fire, Life and Accident insurance written In the best companies dcing business on the Pacific coast. GKEENE A WOOD, Plncnlx, Arizona, LKAV K. C l'as'eng'r L. A Frelg't "- n A. X. 3 3 1 () t 10 if. i 10 '."7 Gtl'i 31 r AIUIIVK. c l'as'eng'r STATIONS. K A Frelg't d o 1 v. 1 1 ... . Pha-iilx ... . :ll 1 10 .... Tempo 27 . . ..'Kyreiie . . 18 lU'Js.ni, . .Sacaton ... 7 ltfi'ia.m. Maricopa. 11:00 a.m. WM. LIMBROCK, JIOO'P AXD SIIOl'J MAKKlt. Pacific time. Trains stop on signal. Trains make close connection vvitli Southern Pacific trains. Connect at Tempc with stages forMesaClty, Jonesvllle and tort McDowell. At Phicnlx with stages for Prescott, Glllett, ickenhurtr and Vulture C S MASTEX. Vice Pres and Manager. Cannot Cause Stricture. Painless to Use, BEST FItEXCII KID LADIES' SHOES, HANI) j seweil. from !to7. Men's Uest French I Lalf Hoots, hand sewed, from K to ?1.': Kgged, j from ?i to (10. Fit guaranteed. Repairing (it all kinds neatly and promptly done. Shop op jioslte courthouse. ' Prieo,$1.00. Sold bf all Dnigrjisls. Sent la plain paJtago ith Bubbor Sjrringo t S1.E0 Foil Silk by Dn O II K't.F.iER Phicnlx, A. T. IIO'PKLS. THE VEIL,IiS i-IOLJSHl, COU. WASHINGTON AND MAUICOI'A STREETS, l'UWNIX, AUIZONA. Now Building. Newly Furnished. STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS. Best Tabic in .Arizona. Table JBoarders Received. E. M. MZLLS Prop. THE MOST DELIGHTFUL SUMMER SEASIDE RESORT. CORONA. DO, With its agreeable marine ntmosphcrc io the natural change for Arionans to take during tho Htitiimer niontliH, and every one can airord to visit it for Health, Rest or rieamirc. It is in the moat charming marine climate in the world, and lias The Largest and jVCost "Magnificent Hotel, Where you have tho most perfect pcrvice, at tho lowest rates. Coronado, with its surroundings, is the ideal summer scasido resort, with an atmosphere ever hoothing and restful, being constantly fanned by breezes from tho ocean. Outdoor and indoor Amusements in Every Variety :The Hotel Del Coronado: Is unrivalled anywhero for tho display of refined taste, and the elegance of its apjiointments, careful management, and the amount of physical comfort it furnishes its guests. CORONADO NATURAL MINERAL WATER lias many points of excellence. Roing perfectly pure, it is one of nature's bt'Ht tonics to tho system. 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