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4 . THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 20, 1907. PRA TT MHHtfHHI I I I I POPULAR AavatH mull Rywlw) L Than Qui Top Sal AUCTION SALE WEDNESDAY At our sales room, 23 S. First Ave. com mencing at 1:30 p. m. We will sell the Adam Adtor goods, consisting of chairs, rockers, wood and iron beds, dressers, commodes, bedding, springs, spring and canvas cots, mattresses, double and single har ness and other numerous articles. Send in all you wish sold. Tel Red, 411. Hammond. PUBLIC SALE TUESDAY, Feb. 26. commencing at 1 p. m. sharp, Mr. Harvey Eikenberry will sell at the Hawkens ranch 1 half mile north, and west of Glendale, horses, cow. 2u0 hens, farm implements and household furniture. Tel Red 411. Hammond. Auctioneer. FOR SALE; A mountain ranch, about 175 acres. Two houses, barn, corals, all fenced, running water, two good wells, fine feed all the year, plenty shade, elevation 3500 feet, daily mail, store adjoining: 7 miles from railroad; a beautiful summer home; 70 head of cows included. AH goes for $2500. L. J. Rice, manager trust department. Union bank. FOR SALE SO acre ranch 3 miles northeast; brick house; fine shade; all in alfalfa; $100 per acre. L. J. Rice, manager trust department. Un ion bank. FuR SALE 5 acre tracts, 1 1-2 miles out. near car line, $1000. L. J. Rice, manager trust department. Union bank. F iR SALE 5 room modern brick house in Churchill addition, $2250. L. J. Rice, manager trust department. Union bank. FOR SALE; C room brick on car line, 1"0 ft. lot. private water works, $J50. Easy terms. L. J. Rice, man ager trust department. Union bank. FOR SALE Several tons of loose al falfa hay for sale, first class. Call at Palm Lodge. Center street. FOR SALE One of the best orange groves in the valley, ten acres, $350. Forty acres garden land three miles east $4000. Small ranch with peach es and grapes, good location for road house. $2000. F. J. Barr. F R SALE Portable house, almost new. Call on or address W. O. Smiley. 23 W. Adams St. FOR SALE Good pony and buggy. The buggy made by the Columbus Co. Call on or address W. O. Smil ey. 236 W. Adams St. FOR SALE ('heap. 5x5 camera, near ly new and fixtures. Address Ml N. Third street. FOR SALE Frame house, 16x50 to move off lot 6 miles north. t Apply W. J. Murphy's office. F'R SALE A furnished tent. Apply 1104 E. Pierce. T AM Ttiil selling trees, etc. I have in some nice yellow, monthly roses to day. W. T. McMichael, 11 S. First avenue. Phoenix. FOR SALE Butt Orpington eggs from excellent layers, priz'-' winners. Rea sonable price. A. P. Leyhe. For SALE Pasture for horses. Smooth wire. See Phil Ensign. Gates M. I owler. F H SALE 20 acre ranch 4 miles out, 'j sown to grain, some alfalfa; 4 room house, well, chicken house, plenty shade, well fenced, with farming tools, poultry, horse, buggy, furniture etc. $100 or will sell ranch ne pa prate. Address D. Habecker, Box 32. Rout 2. PUBLIC "SALE On Wednesday, reb. 20th, commencing at 10.30 on the Maloney place. 1"4 miles south and 4 mile west of the capitol building, Mr. R, J. List will sell his entire herd of fine dairy cows, some young stock, team of brood mares, cream sepa rator and many other articles. Free lunch; time will be given. Sam R. Rogers, auctioneer. Phones Sub. 72, City Main 164. FoR SALE The handsomest, gentlest pinto pony in the valley, with steel frame saddle. Call at Gears, N. Cen ter street. ' FOR SALE Eggs for hatching. White Plymouth Rocks. Prize winners. S16 W. Washington Street. FoR SALE A splendid 40-acre ranch 2i miles north of Phoenix. Cowboy Corral. FoR SALE 1 first class pair muies; 1 good wagon. Tlenty nice ash trees s t out at once. Help on short no tice. A. O. Thomas. Center and Jef ferson streets. FoR SALE Fresh. fertile eggs for hatching from $2.50 to $5 per hun dred. Watson's Poultry Exchange. Phone. Black. 6611 FOR SALE Geranium and other house plants, also two 60-egg and one 220-egg Cypher Incubator. Chas. Uurrough3, U3S E. Monroe, Sfc Phone. WE HAVE BEEN TOO BUSY TO DAY SELLING OLD HICKORY WAGONS Yo WRITE AN AD, BUT WILL HAVE SOMETHING TO SAY TOMORROW. GILBERT COMPANY I Hm-1 III! I ! 1 -M- l WANTS f -nt ttHtfttm Mnth Must b Paid In Advum FOR SALE White Leghorn eggs for setting at 60 cents per setting. M. O. Odell. Tempe. FOR SALE Milch cows. Any number up to 30. Terms reasonable. Address P. H. Benson, Buckeye, Ariz. FOR SALE Choice Buff Leghorn eggs for hatching, $1.50 per setting. No. 45 Portland Place. FOR SALE Distillled water. Light -nJ n e Pell very. FOR SALE Modern business block, well located, paying good Interest on Investment for further particulars Inquire, W. K. James, 37 X. Center. FoOR SALE; A two-horse power. J. N. Wood, city. Por Banc FOR RENT Choice 3 room cottage, furnished complete, desirable loca tion, moderate rental. 3 miles east Indian school. Goebel. FuR RENT Furnished rooms for light housekeeping, also front room with screen sleeping room. 529 W. Adams. FOR RENT Furnished housekeeping rooms with gas, new house. 722 N. Second street. FUR RENT 2, 3 and 7 room cottages, 48 X. 7th ave. NICELY FURNISHED south front room for two. 363 N. First ave. ONE AND TWO room bachelor or family housekeeping bungalows, furnished, free stage and package service, $10 to $15 month. See Todd, Miller's Drug Store, 10:30 a. m. daily. WANTED Man to learn the barber trade; wages earned while learning. Constant practice, expert Instruc tion; catalogue free. Moler's System College, 113 East Second street, Los Angeles. MEN AND BOYS wanted to learn plumbing, plastering, bricklaying, electrical trades; free catalogue; po sitions secured. Coyne Trade Schools, New York and San Francisco. Board and Sooms BOARD With or without room in private family. Apply at 213 E. Van Buren. BOARD AND ROOM on ranch, $10 per week. See Todd, Miller's Drug Store, 10:30 a. m. daily. BOARD AND TENT $3 per week. 4 mile west of Indian school. Old Black Canyon road. J. M. Tannehlll, R. F. P.. No. 2. UNION' HOTEL Good board l and room $S. BOARD AND ROOM Camp Manzan ita now open for health seekers. Cottages, tents or screen rooms; reasonable rates; first class table. Write to Mrs. Janet White, R. F. D. No. 2 or see Dr. H. H. Stone, office opposite Adams hotel. Halo Wanud WANTED 100 men. Grading, track laying, surfacing, etc. Long Job, steady work; 8 hours per day. Ap ply at the works, five miles east of Winkelman. Saddle Mountain Min ing company. WANTED A girl for general house work, modern house, no washing; two in family. Cor. McDowell and Black Canyon. Mrs. Jennie M. Smith. 11 V 'I" I ii u ul' n Tl iniT" Kov" ' till , "I.-. 1 I ' iii. .-.-v n n .... Lightning Delivery, IS S. Center St. WANTED A waitress at the drach. P. J. Mathlesen, prop. Nor- WANTED An apprentice, pay while learning. Apply to Millinery par lors. 35 E. Adams. WANTED A chambermaid at Union hotel. WANTED Girl or woman for general housework in small family. Box 1042. Tempe. WANTED At once, a good cook, good wages, family of two. C47 N. 4th Ave. NEAT boy or young man for light chores at Bonny View ranch. Sal ary and board. See Todd. Republi can office. 10 a. m. and 3:30 p. m. to day. A STR' NG healthy farm hand wants job for season. Inquire at Ideal Creamery. WANTED At once 5 first-class wait ers for our cafe. Apply Gass Bros. APPRENTICE wanted dewrtment at Stein's. in millinery WANTED A dish washer. Apply at Phillips House. 325 N. Fourth ave. WANTED AN experienced warn sties;;, 501 West Washington Street. Mrs. Henderson WANTED Good baker. Home Baking Company. WANTED I want to figure with yon ob drilling your wells and Installing your pumping plant large or small. N. L. CARPENTER, wit PRATT GILBERT CO. WANTED A seamstress. Call at Mrs. T. A. Ashworth, room 2. Ander- I son block. i WANTED At once. Three first class sober coat makers. Good wages and constant employment. Address D. Nicholson, Phoenix, Arizona. Situations Wanted WANTED Position by an experienced and perfectly healthy grocery clerk; will take most any kind of work. Address V. V., this ofllce. WANTED Work by day, hy woman, houseeleaning. carpet cleaning, washing, ironing, anything. Refer ence if required. Call 430 East Washington St. STEADY. SOBER, middle aged handy man wants work of any kind. F. , Spescha. Wharton hotel. Center St. BARBER First class, wants position anywhere. W. H. Boes, care this of fice. Miscellaneous. Wants NEW YORK MODISTE Just arrived In Phoenix. Ladles' house, street and evening gowns, coats, waists and skirts. Parisian and original designs, latest style in fitting. K. Retail, 30 North Second avenue. To LOAN Money on real estate at 8 per cent, also on iersonal property. Insurance and surety bonds written. I L. J. Rice, manager trust department, : Union bank. WANTED A pair of mules. Address "Mule." this office. WANTED To exchange well furnish ed six room house, with all modern Improvements In Redlands. Califor nia, for ranch property here. C. T. Hirst. WANTED To drill you any kind of a well. S?e C. M. Higglns. 623 S. Seventh avenue, city. Telephone Red S2S. WA NTED For cash. $3)0 to $400 shady home. Address 'Cozy," this office. WANTED To buy team of horses, about 9o pounds, pioneer Transfer Co.. 42 South Center St. WANTED To know the whereabouts of A. J. Dobyns. Business proposi tion awaits him. Address X. Y. Z, this office. WANTED Light spring wagon. Rea sonable price. Box 111 Route 1. IN TIMES OF BUSINESS PER PLEXITIES, trouble, sorrow and sickness, consult Dr. E. Hooper Finch, clairvoyant trance medium, and healer. 22 South 3rd Ave. FINE WALL PAPERS, cheap, samples mailed. Morden's, 401 East Washing ton. WANTED We pay highest cash prict for all classes of house and office furniture at Hammond Auction house. 23 South First ave. Tel. Red, 411. WANTED A small furnished or unfurnished house, must be cheap; no objection to go ing out if near car line. Will rent permanently If satisfactory. Address, giving location and price. V. M., this office. WANTED 20 young women to enter training school for nurses at Emer gency and General hospital. Los An geles, Cal. Two years' course. WANTED Everybody intending to order fruit trees of Hall Bros., call at Ensign Corral, on Saturday, Feb. -23rd that will be our last day in taking orders, or drop a card before that time to Box 813. MRS. ELIZA A. EDWARDS experi enced car, reader, tells past, present and future. Ladles. 25c; gentlemen. B0 cents. 223 Buchanan St, corner Third. MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED RANCHES; NO DELAY. E. A. MARSHALL. 9 W. ADAMS. ALICE LAWSON. healer and clair voyant reader w ill be in Phoenix this month only. 302 East Van Buren St. PICTURE Frames made to order, all sizes and kind at Balke'r Big Carlo Stnro HAIRDRESSING PARLOR Mrs. Ayl win, 11 South Center st.. shampooing, manicuring, hair goods, facial massage. Lost and Pound LOST Cross and chain. Cross set with aqua marine stones. Reward. "11 W. Jefferson. LOST Pocket book, Sunday afternoon containing between $25 and $30 and check for $1.73. Liberal reward for return to owner at American Clean ing Works, 38 South Center St. Phoenix. Ariz.. Feb. IS. 1907. Notice is hereby given, that a special meeting of the stockholders of the Hualapal Mining company will be held at the office of said company, room 4. Monlhon building on Wednesday, the 20th day of March at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m. of said day. This meeting is called by the board of directors of said company for the purpose of conslderng the sale and transfer of the entire property of the company, and to take immediate ac tion thereon, and the transaction of such other business as may properly come before said meeting. All stockholders are requested to be present In person or by proxy. By order of the board of directors. T. ML CHAMBERLAIN, Seeretarv. Henry Halliards famous New Y?rk candies received fresh every week at the Phoenix Bakery. Investigate! FOR SALE -The roost highly Improved ranch In the Salt River Valley for sale at half of what the Improvements are worth. FOR SALE A rich bargain a 30 acre bearing orango grove, fine location, will pay for itself in 3 years. Investigate. FOR SALE 160 acre ranch within 4', i miles of town, all In cultivation, for $62.50 per acre If taken at once. It's woith $100 an acre this minute. FOR SALE 1C0 acre well Im proved ranch, near In. Price only $75 per acre. FOR SALE One of the best producing 160 acre ranch's in the valley. All in alfalfa. A snap at $100 per acre. H, I, Lata & Co REAL ESTATE Fire, Accident and Plate Glass Insurance and Surety Bonds. MONEY TO LOAN 44 Marti Caster Street. 'PkttB Hals 221. FOR SALE 2 brick cottages of 4 rooms each with bath, must be sold at once. Best buy In the city for speculation and In come property. Houses will rent for $35.00 year round. $2650 will take the two. $1000 will handle It. You will have to hurry. It will not stand long at that price. 5 acres with 4 room brick house, in alfalfa, good Page fence, good shade, driven well, etc., all for $1500. Only one mile from the city. 5 room frame house close in with electric lights and gas will be sold for less than the Improvements cost. House and lot with furniture, all for $1000. 2 good lots in splendid location for $500, $10 down and $5 per month. These lots will be worth $500 each be fore three years from date. FOR RENT 5 room modern brick cottage In best location in the city for $25.00 per month. 5 room furnlhd house close In for $25.00 per month. 4 room house in good condition close in for $12.00. 5 room brick !ottagc in good repair, for $10.00 per month. 5 room frame cottage on North side, good shade and lawn, will rent cheap to peimanent tenant. B. G. PECKA f.10-512 West Washington St. Real Estate, Loans and Insurance. Phoenix. Arizona. BARGAIN! Whole Section Fine no-. oo PER ACRE Signed up in Government Reservoir Best investment in Maricopa county today. For full particulars see E. J. BENNITT 11 and 11 North Center St, ml JUDGE AINSWORM HAD A ROUriNE Of HIS OWN How He Built a Switch Through the Interior Department Around a Con gested Point. That the minority stockholders of the north side canals have received the $78,0oo due them out of the sale of those properties to the government, about two months earlier than they would have otherwise received it, is due to the persistence and nervous ness of Judge Ainsworth, when he has anything under way. resulting In the breaking of the routine of the Interior department nil along the line. The judge from the beginning of the negotiations had crowded the affair in the swiftest possible manner and when he left for Washington recently there seemed nothing in the way of an early settlement and the payment of the purchase price. Put when he arrived in Washington he was told on his appearanre at the department that It would be at least two months before the matter of the canal settlement could be reached. The uppermost thing in the department at SICK HEADACHE Positively cured by these Little Pills. ' Tliey also relieve Dis tress from Dyspepsia, In digestion and Too Hearty LEatlng; A perfect rem edy for Dizziness. Nausea, Drowsiness, Bad Taste la the llouth. Coated Tongue. Pain In the Side, TORPID LIVER. Taey regulate tie Bowels. Purely Vegetable. SMALL PILL SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE. CURE SICK HEADACHE. Genuine Must Bear Fat-Simile Signature CARTERS llTTLF IVER PILLS. FOR SALE $3000 buys a 6-roo:n brick with large porches, lawn, shade, bath, wind mill. 1 acre ground, stable, chicken yard, near car line, fine location. Lodging House: I have a 30-room '. l'dging house, completely furnished, paying about $2300 net per year for the past two years, thai I can sell at a bargain. A 6-room modern brick cottage In Bennett's addition. A splendid building lot on North 2nd avenue in the best residence section. A fine corner lot In Churchill addi tion, east front, $480. 40 acres orange land in the best ; orange district. 40 acres alfalfa, a fine stand, $125 per acre. 6 acres alfalfa tract, close in, fine lo cation, $150 per acre. FOR RENT I 5-room brick modern, $15 per month, j Completely furnished 3 rooms, , furnished for housekeeping on West Madison street, $1S.00. E. E. PAiSCOE PROF. H. M. ALLEN Diseases of the feet a specialty. Corns, Bunions, Ingrowing or Club Nails ; 1 Treated In a few minutes without ! pain or blood. Will call at your home without extra charge. j Office hours 11 a m. to 2 p. m. 6 p. m. to 9 p. m. ! Office In Grand View Hotel. i Money to Loan On improved city and country real estate, in any amount; for Ions or short terms; with pre payment privileges at lowest prevailing rates. Before borrowing call and sec D WIGHT B. HEARD Center and Adams Street. lICARTER'S ! C3.TTLE n irD ; m iikii 110 NORTH CENTER 8T. h V- JT Y-W am v mr a m mm wt b m wm mt 9 ntr 1 mtj. -- . v 1 v 1190 IHIIIIIIIf.il fi'S. u lei!! 1 1 i II II IIA I ! W I that time was the trouble over the Oklahoma lands and they had the right of way. It was explained to the Judge that even' thing had to be taken in its re gular order and moved through the department with machine like preci sion; when a document had been dis posed of in one place there was an other for It to be taken to for signa ture or Initiating; It was Impossible to vary the order of fate. Judge Ainsworth asked if he would not be permitted to set up a depart ment routine of his own Just for the handling of this canal sale business. He would carry the papers from one otlicer to another, and that permission having been given he became tempor arily associated with the department passing from one office to another un til he had completed his business with the secretary. When he had taken the last step he waited until the check had b.tn sent and then he came home. The Okla homa lands are still proceeding leisure ly through the department. rnt LECTURE COURSE OF THE C. t. SOCIETY Miss Pearl Helen Hsrndon to Take the Place of Mr:. Nellie Peck Saunders. The Christian Endeavor society of the Presbyterian church is now able to announce the concluding numbers of its lecture course. Owing to the ill i ' ness of Nellie Peck S.iunders, who has been ad vert is. d to appear In Phoe nix in this course, there has been much delay in arranging for the second number, but th' society has been for tunate in securing Pearl Helen Hern- j don. a reader of r.ire ability who comes ; to Phoenix as an able substitute for I Mrs. Saur.d' rs. Miss Herndon is a resident of Cal ifornia, where she is well known, and has traveled extensively in the east. In all places which she has visited, her entertainments have been pro nounced most pleasing and satisfac tory. She will be In Phoenix Mon day. March Sth. an 1 will appear In a mixed program from the most popu lar authors. The date set fur the coming of the I 'unbar quartette bell ringers is Ap:ll 1st. This will surely be a treat for all music lovers of Phoenix. GONE TO NEW YORK. Mr. Ike Diamond of the Boston store left Sunday morning for New York City on a purchasing trip. While in the metropolis Mr. Diamond will establish an office for a resident buyer who will forward the latest styles to the Boston store at least twice a week. This Is an innovation for a Phoenix store and shows the progressiveness of the one in question. Mr. Diamond will be away about six weeks. Notice Is hereby given that I will not be responsible for any indebted ness incurred by my wife. Mrs. Linna H. Woods, except by a written order signed by me. Frank Woods., For quick sales, list your Pacific Bench and San Diego property with Asher Littlefic'd. the leading dealers in Pacific Beach properties. 1317 E street. San Diego. California. T It , f SOT POSITIVE CURi Jorlnf srrirail'Ki t .irf F'Steyi No eu no fm Cures ,tlrfcJ ! Cini n-tu v worm ror.'l.vr tad "!, ng X mm'r: ti.-m t TOld i!.-utflsn. trii 1 0.. ur by ma'!, prhkL ,1 II', i boxnUT THE JAUTU-FPMH C HULETT, Agents. Don't Read This Ad. But let me tell you at The Palace you get twelve-year-old M A Y F I E L WHISKEY over the bar; also ANHEUSER-BUSCH BEER. JOHN P. BODET, Proprietor. r When Coing: East Patronize the "California Limited" A fast train, exclusively for first class travel 2 2 Trains Daily East and West Haryey Meals R. N. MOUTIER, C. T. A. W. S. GOLDSWORTHY, G. A. WW d mm r w mm ELVEY t UP 41-STORY SKY-SCRAPt tH 13 SECONDS BY ELEVATOR. Tower Tenant of N 9eil4-. ing to Reach and L T' Eyrie Office by Mea'n e S j Safest and Meet Rfwerfcat'e Car E't'Ci"tl't'i x New Tork. Fb. 2X An !utertl;ij chapter in the cntrwtion of the nr." sky-scraper wonier -tory S.:. ger build'.ng at Broalwjy Liberty street has Just tx-n rei iilJ wi'h i series of tests made hf Architect Fn -est Flagg and staff f ii4lner. to -tesrmine ie abaoat nfttf vf :h massive elevator to t irl.il!l. Tv tests are prenouiur4 satisfactory i.i every detail. Of the fifteen eleratorn i go in: the wonderful structure. f.r w;ll ac tually scale the (12-fuot tower, a frai without a parallel or preceda-nt in ri -vator building. Not only will theyo -vey passenger t. anj, from the eyrr" offices without a relay, but. hat i even more aslonihiiia. they will eu 'i rise or descend 41 storiea ia less tha i 6d seconds. This ia faster than any r . evator ever ran on achcrdule. :iJ ea;:i car is guaranteed to run m a ;?:'.) . safely and evenly with a tu'. iMd with one passenger. Heretofore th most Improv-! d.'&ulic eletalors have always oierat- I more slowly often stalling Wxr: floors when crowded. !:ut tfc Irani'. n elevators, iontru. tri tr n Singer building, are so powerf-al tit each has maximum capacity ef i lbs., or approximately 25 persons. W fcrn the Singer buiiding was first pr.'j-T t-- the elevator problem was the harJ. to be solved. Contractors. enir and architects almusi unanimously agreed that such a giant tower, in f-tct. was not feasible and could never t-m built. In rt ply to suih critics, ai. 1 a tribute to the tare and forethouat of the concern, the Singer com;'.uiy ha ordered temporary elevators nistiir-t at once. This has never before b-n done in const ui ting an office bu:d:nf and it wi.i cost many thousand doilara a fortune well expended In that it will afford workmen on the tower ta same protection that tenants will have. That elevators suitable tor such, a lofty journey are not built in a day 1 attested by the expenditure ef xvnil thousand dollars experimenting, in an ticipation of th- new era in ky-sTa-per construction which this tui;j:t-g marks. Over ' men have br-ea em ployed In the task besides a congrr of consulting engineers. As It ne cessary to reach a height some 19 ato ries above the present sky-llue ef N York, an entiiely new system wi im perative, ar.d the one to b introd'aetvl in the Singer building is the rrsuX How, it w ill be asted. is the abaulMtsi safety of passengers guaranteed? cne has tver been elevated IS r 29 ries abeve ground but ha anxfcwwty askd this )Uestion. and the foU.. i&x reply is necessarily more intftiflf to one ascending twice aa far. Each car. made of copr-er. em-tble st-el and special forgej siwl. wtfj fc supported by wrought iron and tct safety frames and gird-r to ihVh lifting cables aire attached. Thi frajna will be provided underneath Wlilk aa improved double-acting wrdce clamp safety device. Shou'd the car e.-r(i a predetermined speed la either direc tion it will slowly but surety arul se curely be clamped to the guide. Ev ery car is equipped with an emergency lever enabling the operator to brin them to rest In a friction of a secoo!. and at the same time with bo d.sa. greeable or alarming Jar. An electri cally cperated brake is provided aa an auxilliury for safety. This 1 brought ir.to action either by opening an inde pendent switch In the car or on faiiur of the electric current f:om any cause, fj'ecial oiI- U"hloned buffer are soar ranged at the top and bottom of Try shaft that the ear Is brought to a grad ual positive sto- at the extreme Urolt of travtl beyond the terminal landing. The f tors of steI and copper- use-! in these remarW b!e eVvator ha all been made bv special analysis. Th tower elevator Xreses will run ? stories In JO serords without a st.H. or about one-hal,' of the time rejuire-t bv the best exprys e'cva'.orc to travel 12 stories tod:'y. PHONOGRAPH BURGLAR ALARM. A phonograph device that wi'I ca:I the police by telephone adds a newr hazard to the dangers of the burglar's profession. When an attempt fc mail to force a window or door itb whl-h the proper connections have been made an electric current operates a phono graph in the garret. The machine calls up central and aks for th poller sta tion. The phonograph then Inform.! officers of the robbery, giving street and number, and repeat this lit forma tion as l ng as the receiver Li down. Meantime, the Intruder, all uneon eiu that an alarm has been runs In. vir tually walk into a trap and if thr rait is promptly rewnde, to. jon jj the lock-up. New Y'-rk Tritn.n-. I Wanted for United State army: j Able bodied unmarried men betw-vn I age of 21 and S3; citizens of United ; State, of good character and temper ' ate habits, who can speak, read and i write English. For Information' appiy j to recruiting ofHcer posto.'See building, i Thoenix, Arizona. PROPOSALS FOR HEATIN'-. STS- TEM. Department of the Ir fri.r. ; Office of Indian Affair. Washington, D. C. Jan. :S. 19'7. S-alel proposal plainly marked on the outsi le f th sealed envelope. "PRoPtSAI K 'S HEATING SYSTEM. IHi-ENTv SCHOOL. ARIZONA." ar.d a.iOres.f to the Commissioner of Indain Affair. Washington. IX C. w ill be rev iYed the Indian Office until Z o'clock p. m. Friday, March 1, 19"T. for furni-h;r. and delivering the necessary nut. rUN and labor required to construct ani complete a heating system at .! . Phoenix School. Arizona, i! tri' t ac cordance with the plans, ;v.f;:, :!: and Instructions to bidders, whe h r;.. be examined at this office, te offiee of the Builder and Contractor. Angeles, Cal.; Arizona Rrf ulili.-aw. Phoenix. Ariz.; Chronicle. S.n f'ra . Cisco. Cal.; Builders and Trader t -changes at Omaha. X -b. St. I'a"'. Minn., and Minneapolis. Minn.; ?"":t--western Manufacturers A.".it:ov.. St. Paul. Minn.; the V. . Warehouses, Xw T rk City. '!.!'-,;-'. III.. St. Louis. M-.. omaha. N.to. ?vt San Francisco. Cal.. an I at the Tt. For further information aTply to Cla.. W. Goodman. Superintendent. C. 1". LARR-YULE. Acting Commiaai'-'Bcr.