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Tie People
Phcenix al Vicinity
Are Especially Invited
To mako their headquarters when in Los
Angeles at
HOTEL NADEAU.
The largest, most elegant and liberally man
aged commercial and tourists' hotel in the city,
whore they will find tho daily Phoenix papers
on file. Europoan plan;.
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A MYSTERIOUS FIRE.
Destruction of Dick Vincent's
Home.
The sweeping Away of b Nest Which
Ha Had Elostantly Prepared
for His Bride.
A dwelling house belonging to Dick
Vincent, eeven miles wesi ol the city in
the Cartwright district, was barnod
lte night before last with all its con
tents. The origin of the fire Is a mystery, as
Mr. Vincent was absent from home at
tho time, having gono to his brother's,
bo lives in the same neighborhood, to
sur all night; there had been, no fire
in the house the day before. The con
tents of the building, consisting of fur
niture and clothing were of consider
able value. The owner is to bo married
shortly and had for some time beon en
giged in preparing a homo for his
bride.
An investigation of tho origin of the
fire will possibly develop an interesting
tnd almost romantic story.
Mr Vincent will be roraembered as
ore of the candidates before the Demo
cniii convention last fall for the offlco
o! county recorder.
THE STATEHOOD COMMITTEE
Prepares a Circular Letter to Ac
company the Call.
The itstehood committee mot agnin
jtsterday at Maj. Evans' office and
waoltted arrangements for the state
hood convention to be held in this city.
Th following circular letter was pre
VTtdtobe eent enclosed with the call,
vhichhubeen already published :
Piicckix, , JS03.
DerSlr-Th cltlient' ttatohood committee
of Xiricops county realising the Importance ot
tinlltxl effort on the part of all interested In the
tdmiiooaof Irliona at a state tuned a call lor
a fcrritorisj convention, a copy of which li
herein Inclosed "
The Utter prt of January, 1894, (adeemed by
cor committee the most auiplcloui time to
prewal oir canse before conereu. Yon are
eerdlslly requeued to co-operate In this matter
tnd thus lniure the selection and attention ot
representatives from your county to the con
tention, end we would be pleased to hear any
mirations joa may make In this behalf.
Kindly let as hear from you.
Very respectf nlly,
Work on the Abu a Frla.
Superintendent Allen of the Aaua
Frit Reservoir work was in town yes
terday to inquire about the machinery
Mch has been purchased to be em
ployed in the construction of the re
ervoir. The work has been pushed so
incessantly that in order to come to
town he made tho trip from From Tanks
In the night time and the return trip
I mane last night. Tho dam has
now reached a helaht of four feet above
be water and has been built up from
lour feet below, the foundation being
wdfock. The machinery expected is
w the tame character us that used on
the South Gila and will bo employed in
intern ot cables for convoying' rock
to the work. This dam is two miles
below the storage dam. '
HE NEVER RETURNED.
And Thu Has Kept Hla Laat Word
to HI Wire.
A suit for a divorco on the ground of
eiertlon was filed yesterday In district
wort by Gertrude May Robstock of
ttieenii against Edward Robstock,
wwse place of residence is unknown.
i ?Q?JrtI?' were mIed inRolloMo.,
frescottandthe husband was a com
mercial traveler for a wholesale liquor
Jouie. In November of that year he
hi. iiVur.and wroto from Sont F6 to
"'iwiie that he would noyer return.
,hMMt heard from him since and
aSk n,COnaPlled to support herself
l fi, ,Vlont chlllren, the eldest now
Mnd the youngest 3.
PERSONAL.
Thru cit.L .. ...
machln'tt w.i , M wJH-"owa sewing
VMss17 ,rom Tuc8on
W.T. tl... m ........
CnuiSI61 ,Bl6dItatIoa in tho
n tTi northo' e city.
vs auh. fpy 5nd Vl of Tombstone,
C.n,hde; ,Mr- R0PPy la well-'
S! nnwVri.lerla newspaper circles
toent. ow in the cIr for medical trea
Utr;e?.IIo&llIeywent to MarlcoDa
Hlffu '.!, oet hh wi, a-nd M"- E.
id', i.t m. fB'urning irom tne
Ht lair. Thow,m i . , ,
log by M
ellner h
sfairfoi
'turned'
' back wl
tothefal
1 month.
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--- Aiinv win nn nntninnnMi
cbyMr.HIii;r:
uer has been home from
Ir for several days. Mrs.
fned'ne far as Kansas and
?n4 UotMh frJbna9 ,for
In C a h8.?,rs Bhe H home
9 summer's visit to the coast.
The family will remain for a month
longer, but Mr. Brill was anxious to
get back to Phcomx, which he thinks
is the best town on tho Pacific slope.
Commercial hotel guests yesterday
were Robt. A. Wood, St. Louis: F. A.
Galley, Tucson ; Thos. G. Fitch, Tuc
son; M. Greenleaf, Yuma; Jennlo Law
ley, El Paso; 0. L. Nichols Mrs. Drais
Florence, J. W. Allen, Frog Tanks.
Dainty Miniatures.
A well-known Hungarian has sent to
tho exposition a collection of exceed
ingly novel paintings. There oro
twenty-five of tho pictures, executed
with mlcrosconio delicnev. Onn nf
them, representing tho landing of
Columbus, with seventeen human fig
ures in it, is no larger than tho nail of
the little finger. Another is a portrait
of Emperor Francis Joseph, tho whole
about the slzo of tho head of n match.
uutuue and iiDProD
ate. It Is distinctly
Arlzonlan, picturing
a scene that Is au
ertrydny feature on
tho streets ot the
cities and towra of
the territory. A. 1'i
ma Indian woman Is
represented, support
lnc; on her head en
olla.whlchrestsupon
atwlitedwhpof Hear
Grass, and awaiting a
customer for her
ware. Statuetqueand
frracelul at Is the fig
ure, It is perfectly
true to natute. having
LeendesUncd from a
photograph taken
inirnretllUo for the
purpose.
The olK usually
pronounced o-tali,li
a !arK" Jar or howl ji
pottery for contain
1 ng and cooling
drinking water. It Is
altogether an Indian
ltiventiuu, and is
made of a mixture o
clay and sand, the
material boluK
moulded exceedingly
thin bt the deft
hands ol Indian
women, and baked to
a brilliant red. In
this warm climate re
repticlra for eool
water are indespen
Mbleiu every house
hold, and thus the
dusky tnstds and ma.
irons find a ready
market for them In
every town. It Is no
uncommon tight to
tee four or five of these children of nature, pic
turesque in their gaudy colors, advancing with
stately tread down the street, each with an 011a
on ner neaa, at represented on tnu cnarnung
Souvenir. Made in Sterling Silver Only.
Spoon exact atee of cut For tale by
VANTILBURG & DAVISON
tKADISO rilCENIX JKWKLER8.
No. 17 East Washington Street, Fhamlx, Ariz.
8tnt by registered mall to any address on re
celpt of price, $3.50.
DIAMONDS. WATCHES, JEWELRY
and Watch Work that la always Satisfactory.
Help Wanted Malo.
-idvettltlng utder this heading, 3 lines, 0
uuiea. jo ceiiu.
Help Wanted female.
Adrcrttalng under this heading, 3 lines, 6
times, 15 cents. '
M'anted To Kent.
Advertising under thlt headlne (a. ner word
per Insertion, subject to discounts for time and
spare.
VT7-ANTED-By young man for all winter,
VV good furnished room In private house;
110. Not too far out. Address P. O. H. care Republican
Waiitxtt Hoard.
Advertising under this bunding Ua per word
per tnsertlo a, subject to discounts fur time and
space.
DlWeellaiiouuit Wants.
Advertising under thlt heading Jf o. por word
per insertion, subject to discounts for time and
space.
To lleut Uuuaea.
Advertising under thlt heading Kc. per word
per Insertion subject to discounts for time and
tpaco.
To Itent Itooms.
Advertising under thlt heading Wo. per word
ner Insertion, subject to discount tor time and
space.
To Kent lioutnt Furnished,
Advertising under th't heading e. per word
per Insertion, subject to discounts lor time and
space.
Steer-Tylncr Contest.
A week from next Saturday, at the
lair grounds, me people oi f ncenix and
the valley "will havo nn opprtunity of
witnessing one oi tne Hardest cowboy
contests that the territory has seen for
many a day. It will be for a total puree
to the winner of $300 tho contestants
being Doc Good win and Stewart Knight.
Tho former. Doc Goodwin, broke- the
world record last spring in Charley
Meadows' Wild West combination tying
a steer in forty-eight seconds, repeated
in Hfty-two seconds. Stewart Knight
defeated Charles McUary at Flagstaff,
who is one of the roost noted eteer-tyers
of the west, a year ago. Knight has
been barred out of all cowboy contests
of Yavapai county during the past two
years, xnus it will be seen that the
bat tlo will be one of exceptional Bkili
and endnrance as Stewart has struck in
Goodwin an opponent who has no fears
of his prowess or past record.
Saorod Heart Academy.
The attendance of nunila at tho Ba-
crod Heart Academy of this city is very
encouraging to tne teacners. xuo Sis
ters hopo to send forth at the end of the
f Arm snma Of-cliltlAtaa ttlctr. anIi.tt.ftitnntaB
..M..uu.wB.v.u.v0.0uauv t.i.uuui,
rormer pnpus wno are anxious to enter
this latter class will need to present
themselves before October 1.
Mrs. E. Ilolcomb has resumed charge
of the Gilbert House on Adams St.
Thoroughly renovated; contains first
class rooms; reasonable prices; shower
osins.
Owners of pianos should have their
instruments tuned by a careful work
man, especially after a season of high
temperature, which not only affects the
tone, but also lowers the pitch. To
raise too pitch rightly requires nicest
judgment and skillful work. Leave
your order for piano tuner at Phcunix
Music Co., 218-220 E. Washington.
Attention Fireman.
All members of the Phcenix fire de
partment are requested to meet at the
engine house at 7:30 sharp Thursday,
Sept. 22. for monthly practice.
By order Gus 0. Clark, Chief,
J. M. Shott, Sect.
School Books Roduood.
By special agreement with the Amer
ican Book Co., we have reduced the
price oi their books 15 per cent.
Tub Iuvinb Co.
Man well up la carpet business wants
placo in furniture house. Address 0.
U. Pets, Republican, Phoenix.
Walker & CJant.
Real Estate, Insurance and Money
brokers. Houses to ront, and rents col
lected, prompt attention given to all
business entrusted to us. Offlco No. 14
Wall street.
Icel Ice!
The Phcnnix Ice Factory will deliver
ice in the old city limits at the follow
Ins prices:
Fifteen pounds or less, 1 cent per
pound. .,.....
Over twenty-fivepbnnda, J,cenVp&r
pound, ,., ! -V -t $ v
' Special, ratee.oil !mbu5t,J exceeding
200 pounds. n . v
Our ice is mttdo , from natural water
and tho ice crystals whiio fdrming are
constantly exposed to a stream o! run
ning water, which effectually removes
all y impurities, the product being in
every respect tne same as natural ice,
and we guarantee it to bo equal in
purity, density, and keeping quallilos
to any natural or manufactured ice in
tho world. S. D. Loukt & Son.
A New Mllllnory Store.
Perhaps the ladies ot Phcenix are not
aware that a sew millinery store has
been recently opened on Washington
street on the corner of Fifth next to
the ico factory. Mrs. B. A. Brown now
has on hand tho largest line of millinery
goods ever brought to tho city and at
prices that defy competition. Ladies
ore invited to call and examlno the
stock before making their fall pur
chases. Citizens, study vour health; good
health is happiness. Use Coronado
Natural Mineral Water at every oppor
tunity. Physicians from nil over the
country are recommending it to their
patients for a positive relief in kidney
trouble and indigestion. For sale in
3uartanpplnt bottles by all roliable
ruzgists, grocers and wine' merchants.
Orders can bo left with L. Melczer,
wholesale liquor dealer, agent.
FREE! FREE!
To our School Book Cus
tomers: A nice bound book
with every S3. 00 purchase, -Old
School Books raken in
exchange at
THE IRVINE CO.
Tno Nickel Plate.
This popular restaurant is now con
ducted by new proprietors, Harbert &
Mnckinnon. It is the best place (or
quick meals, good steaks, good coffee
and wheat cakes unsurpassed. Try it.
To The World's Fair.
Tho Santa Fc route will sell from
Detning and El Paso tickets to Chicago
and return for $55.10, to St. Louis and
return for $47.10, to Kansas City, At
chison, St. Joseph, Leavenworth and re
turn for $45.00, limited for return to and
including November 15, 1893. Passen
core via the Santa Fe route make close
connections at Doming, are offered all
tho conveniences known to modern
travel, quickest time, meals that cannot
be equalled, and are landedin the heart
of Chicago, close to hotels, cable cars,
and elevated roads. Secure your Pull
man accomodations bv writing to (J. 11.
Morehouse, G. F. & P. A., El Paso,
Texas
Dr. N. K. Noon makes a specialty of
. . . . . r
diseases of woman, uiuco in Uilson
block.
Just received, a flno lot of California
fresh fish and oysters at the Jtrench
Restaurant.
To Kent Office and Stores.
Advertising under this heading Uo. per word
per Insertion, subject to discounts for time and
space.
For Bain Ileal Katnte.
Advertising under thlt beading o. per ford
per insertion, aubjct to discount tor time and
tpace
TJtOR SALE Two desirable resHencs lots
J nicely located and oonventent to business
atatacrlOce. Must have money. Address box
491. Phmnlx, Arlt.
For Bale Blltcellaneoui.
Advertisements under this heading lie. per
word per inrortlon, subject to discount for time
and space.
TT'OB SALE-OneSK Bam wagon fifth chain
I? and stretchers complete and two seta of
harness, all aa good at now. Will be told at a
sacrifice. Also three worlc hortet atabaigain.
Address II. II. W. this office.
Ituslneta Chances.
Advertising under thlt heading Uc. per word
per Insertion, subject to discounts lor time and
space.
"fTVSR BALE Saloon and Fixtures; doing good
JC buslneu; best location in town. Call at
Louis Malcier, Center street, between Washing
ton and Adams.
A BAUOAIK For Bale first-class business
Jjl 'or $,000 cash. Clear profit every month
oflsoo. uood reason for selling. Apply to I-.
M. Mlnnis, Irvine Block, 1'hmnlx.
Special Notices.
Advertising under this beadlngc. per word
per Insertion, subject to discounts for time and
apace.
LADIES, for first-class dretsmaktngat reason
able prices goto Mn. Qoo. F. Briggs, Fifth
at.. Churchill addition.
A LL MONTHLY ACCOUNTS NOT PAID
Zi. by the Cth ot each month will be closed,
and all past due accounts must ba settled at
once; It not, tame will be placed In the handt
of an attorney for collection.
HIDDEN & WOODDEL8.
A LL MONTHLY ACCOUNTS NOT 8ET
J tied by the 6th of each month will be
closed, and nil put due account! must ba set
tled at once; if not, tho tame will be placed la
tho handt of an attorney for collection.
WAKNBB OKOCEKY CO.
TO OUR CREDIT OCSTOMERS.-Owlng to
1 the cloecness of the money market, we
deem it necessary to enforce a more rigid sys
tem of collections, therefore all accountt due
on the 1st of each month not paid by the 10th
will bo discontinued.
MoNULTY & CHAPMAN J3R03.
OWING TO THE UNPRECEDENTED
scarcity l money we ask all our custom
era knowing themselves Indebted to ut to call
and settle. Hereafter all accounts are due and
payable on the lit ot each month, and If not
settled by the 10th of the month following,
further credit wjll be refuted.
THE TKABK-KXSSLER GROCERY CO.
By T. J. Tbxix. President.
Feraonnls.
Advertising under thlt heading S centt per
line per Insertion, subject to discounts for time
and space.
Financial.
Avertitlng under thlt heading 5 centt per
line per Insertion, subject to discounts for time
and tpaco.
To Exchange.
Popular Wants.
Dr. Ancll Martin, diseases eye, ear,
nose, throat a specialty. Glasses fitted.
Good Tablo Board. .
There Is no better place in tho biiy to
get your meals than at the Freeman
restaurant on 'Washington street, op
posite the Gregory house. Everything
is neat and clean ; the tablo service is
first-class; whatever the markets afford
in fruit, meats, fish and vegetables may
be always found and tho prices are
moderate. Boarders wander away for a
time, but always return to ther Freeman-restaurant.
Give it a trial and
ypij will npt go olsowbero.
YOUR
WANTS
CAN
BE
SUPPLIED
THROUGH
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KKI'fJBLIOAN
RELIABLE
.'. CHEAP ..
EFFECTIVE
BATES
For Classified Advertisements
UWIiiiK JAU1
PPEAR
Heading.
Situations Wanted Male.
Advertising under thlt heading, 3 lines, 6
timet, IS centt.
Bltuatlont Wanted Female.
Advertising under thlt heading, 3 lines, 6
times, 15 centt.
ff7"ANTED Work at nursing or general
V V house cleaning by the day. Address M. L ,
thlt office.
Aeenta Wanted;
Advertising under thlt heading e. per word
per Insertion, aubject to discounts for time and
space.
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"ANTED Aottve and energetlo men to
and Gasoline engines. Must haTetotue capital.
They can, If they deslro, take an Interest In any
tn Ptir.nlv .1 n.iu n4n ..a ' Hh!..... a
Smith, Pbrenix, Arizona.
Want,
.jd-;
Beat Katate.
Advertising under this headlnifWrj.'ew'ord"
per Insertion, subject to discounts lor time and
spaced - j- m - me m a, rr )'
Advertising nnder this heading Uc per word
per insertion, subject to discounts for time and
space.
Lost,
Advertising under thlt heading c. per word
per insertion, subject to discounts for time and
space.
QTRAYED Slrayod from Boyle'a ranch, on
a
four bronchos branded O Lon the letthlo.
four work horse branded TO on left hip
amongst the latter It a big grey about 16 hands
high. Anyone returning tame will ba re
warded. W. U GEORGE.
Found.
Advertising under this heading Ho- Per word
per insertion, subject to discounts for time and
space.
TAKEN UP Came to my place about the
1st of July, one brown mare, weight about
900 pounds, Mexican brand on left hip. Any
one proving tame and paying for advertise
ment and pasture, W. L. OEOROK.
Olalrvoyauts.
Advertising uudir thlt heading S centt par
line per insertion, subject to discounts for time
and tpaco.
Itoartilns.
Advertising under thlt heading Ko. per word
per insertion, subject to discounts for time Jnd
pace. 'i
Typoivrltors.
THE FRANKLIN
It the only
First-Class Typewriter
That it told for the money in
the United Btatea
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Price, $75.00
Call at our ttoro and tee the machine.
THE IRfllJ.
Sy$S
.WNfUj lu
FRENCH RESTAURrVMll
Evervthino: First-Glass.
YOCUM & BISHOP, PrCT
..KtvislRBaS
THE BIJOU
It the Best and cheapest placo to board
EVBRY GOOD THING-J
That the market affords
: : : : : GAME IN SEASON : : : ;
MTUQ TllifVTTATn T)m UornerBcond and Washington. 1
mikk, xyJviun.i.ij -lauj., Diagonal from City HaU.'S
IIOXJGr.8.
THE AROADH
Formerly Mlllt House, alter a thorough overhauling In every department,
IS NOW REOPENED.
Larire Sample Booms and S'peclal Bates to Commercial Traveler
First-class Booms for Transients.
J. Ml. M A.RTHST, Pra
Tmmo booms.
ommercial Hotel Mmm
"a.
The only first-class conducted Restaurant tn the city. fj
There can be found at all timet on the tables the best that can be found on the market, f
Meali are served at follows. .
Breakfast from C :80 to 9 a. If. Lunch from 12 M . to 2iP.'3S
Dinner from 5 to U F. M. wr',.
Polite, Courteous and Good Service Assured.
Special attention It given to parties, receptions, banqueta.etc ,i ,. ' r
d. W. 8c H. L. BOLTON, Proprietors!
J SR.-
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-Wholesale and Eetail-
G-rocerieSj
Crockery
Queensware,
Stonevare,
"" . and.'
Glassware
FRESH GOODS RECEIVED DAILY,
41 West Washington St.,
PHCENIX, ARIZt'
cNULTY& CHAPMAN BROS
Vholesalo and Retail Dealers in
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Fancy end Staple Groceries
The Largest line ol Fresh Groceries In the City.
PROMPT DELIVERY.
Phoenix, Arizona
9-11 East Washington Sf. '
Telephone No. 58.
I3.AJa.JWJJXE.
J-BnrRir -ri. TTFmvr-pno"
, -t-WHOLESALE AMD EETAIL SEAXXS IN-s-
8Helf and Heavy
HARDWARE
Wagons, Buggies,
Agricultural Irhplements.
"fiOLK'Xp'EtS FOB
Bala Wagon Co., Deere Plow,. 90.,' Colombo Baggy Co., SoatklB"
Sana umnod jf io,f Mcuonniq arresting Mactune uo.,
Standard MwerflaneJ jr. Garden Took.
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GOLDMAN & Coi.
r'WEdl&Blished in I874.
. We have the largest stock ol General Merchandise In the Territory, conslt tins 'd"'
Qrocerlee, Hardware, Agricultural Implements,' Wagon, Dry Goods, ruratjjtft ?
Goods, Clothing, Hatt, Boott and Shoes. AU ot our hcavey goods we ihIplnearlo4r
and othert In large quantities, which enablea ut to teU you lower than anybody.-' CB
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Telephone No., 48.
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No. 10 Scienter St.
Besldence and Stdreroom 48 W.
Washington street
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