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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN: TUESDAY MORNING. JULY' 12, 1892.
TUB lllMk REPUBUGAH.
ISSUED EVERY DA Y (EXCEPT MONDAY!
T. J. Wolflcy, Editor ana Manager.
Entered at the iHistoftlco ut Phieulx, Arizona,
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Advertising rale mado known on application.
NOTICE TO UU8INC83 MEN.
Til KuruiiucAN will not bo responsible lor
ny oun mire cowraaieu on a written ortier
o( the management.
T. J. Wolflky. Manager.
AQEN0IE8.
The Republican can be found on ale at tlio
following places
TocaoN
.. . J. H Mansfleld
Edwards McKitlghl
Pulace News Stand
. .Coronado News Stand
Los Anoxic
San FRANCturo
San Dikio ..
Tilt: Arizona Republican League,
HEADQUARTERS IN COTTON DLOOK,
PHCENIX. ARIZ.
officers;
Hun Hinky, President, ... PI ina County
J. 11. Woodward, Secretary Maricopa County
A. L. Grow, Treiisurer. .Cochise Comity
1VM A. Hancock. Ut Vlce-l'retldont,..Marl).ii
C, Jt. Funston, 2nd. Vlce-l'reldelit Coconino
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:
J, D, Monihon. Chairman Maitcopa County
F. M Zucii, ... Apache Comity
Geo W- Ciiicynky, Cochise C'ouny
J. 0. Havagk Coconino County
W J, Blakely Mohave County
Wm. Roy. . Pima County
F, A. Thitlk, Yavapai County
Abk Frank Yuma County
For President!
BENJAMIN HARRISON.
Of ImlMlin.
For Vice-President:
WHITELAW REID,
orw York.
ONK OOOH HKStJLT.
There 14 reason for one good result
from tho deplorable riot at Pittsburg.
It will probably lead to legislation
which will render impossible hereafter
the maintenance of armed bodies of
mercenaries like the l'inkerton men.
Much organisations havo no place
under such a government as ours. The
men who compose them aro 11-tially
without local interests or ties of any
kind. They nro responsible to notody
bnt those who employ them, and it U
usually to their interest to foment
troublo and keep feelings of apprehen
sion alivo in order that their employ
ment may bo prolonged. They are not
presevers of the 'peace in any sense of
the term. Their presenco at scenes of
disturbance has led to bloodshed and
loss of life in many instances where
they would otherwise have been avert
ed. The maintenance of such armed
bodtes has become a real evil, a decided
menace to peace and good order. The
sooner they are forbidden by law the
better.
Every community which makes pre
tentious to civilization life and property
should be protetecd. Their protection,
however, 11 tlm duty of the state. It ic
the first duty of tho state, and when
those in authority refuse to perform that
duty they should be held to strict ac
countability by the people. The otli
cial who, through tear or for any other
reason, refuses to intervene when thero
U reasonable ground to believe that life
or property is in danger, is unlit to bear
respnusibilitp and Bhould not be truct
ed. His presence in ollico is 1111 injury
to the causo of freo government.
l'iiikertons should not bo allowed to
shoot unemployed workmen. Unem
ployed workmen should not bo allowed
to shoot l'iiikertons. The only persons
who should be allowed to shoot any
body in this country aro those who rep
resent government itself, and tho only
persona who should be shot aro those
who ulaco themselves in trie attitude of
rebels and foes to order and law.
The capacity of tho Democrat for
blundering is unlimited. In 1890, for
the first timo in thirty years, the Dem
ocrats carried tho slate of Wisconsin
nnd, tiue to tho Democratic disposition
to gobblo everything in sight, tliev
passed an apportionment bill, redit
trictinL' the etato in n most outrageous
fashion. The Republicans appiaUd to
the supreme court, which held that the
new apportionment bill was in violation
of the constitutional piovislonfi requir
ing diatricta to bo of contiguous territo
ry r.nd ns nearly equal in population ns
possiblo, and was therefore void. A
special session of the legislature wan
thereupon convened to meet June 28,
to make 11 now apportionment. Since
its adjournment on Friday lust it bus
been discovered that the senate and the
assembly passed different measures, nnd
ns a result the apportionment again
fulls to tlio ground. Wo would suggci-t
that they send to New York nnd get
David 11. Hill to come and give them n
few lesi-ons in the Hoe urt of stealing a
date. David is not feeling very well
just now but that would bo only a little
recreation for him.
V Moxsmt petition, tinned by the
citizens of the Salt River valley, against
tho passage of the bill In Congress al
lowing non-resident to file on Weri
land, was forwarded to Washington jes
torday. l
A young lady wants to know how'to
mako "not enough" out of tho word
National licpiilfafl Met
"enough." That is easy. It is done hy
trnnf)iHing the letters ntul arranging
tliem Into two words. Take tlio third,
second and lint letters for the first
wotd, the sixth, fourth mid fifth letteis
for the tecond, and we linvo Gomethiiii!
that is not onouch for any girl.
Hon. Tiioman Davis, who is in the
city this week, is frequently mentioned
ix nn nvailnhlo Kepublicnn candiilatu
for Congroei. U'o do not know that
Mr. Dumb wouM be willing to become n
cmidid.Ue, but he would certainly win
if nominated, nnd his popularity would
gteutly strengthen the Republican party
in the tuirltoiy.
It is .now mid-Minimcr mid yt thero
Iik been nono of the excessively warm
weather alleged .to pievnil in Arizona.
The fact of the matter is that Arizona
hue ns agrenhle it climato as can be
found anywhere not too cold in winter
time nor too warm in tlio summer rea
son. Candid tk Stevenson will go to Now
York to receivo thu formal notitlcation
of his nomination. Tammany liall will
douhtlesa avail Itself of this opportuni
ty to make it appear lo the country that
It regards Stevenson as a much bitter
man than Cleveland.
If the Kansas, whe.it crop turns out
as well ns is now anticipated, the He
publican ticket In that Stale will have
anywhere from 50,000 to 00,000 major-
ily.
Uovernoii Hoiks inaiwiH that Mr,
Cleveland will receive tlio votes of every
Democrat in Iowa. Per hap be will, but
that won't carry tlio State.
Now Kiixl.iwl I 'a tea 1 im.
Tho Now JJ:i;;Iund slates aro in n bad
way, if wo are to credit tho word of
President William Dowitt Hydo, of
Dowdoin colle,'o, in The Tonun. There
is actual danger that Now England will
fall nwiiy from Christianity and go back
to heathendom. This is not, either, as
ono might suppose, tho result of Boston
culture; it is simply that tho rural pop
ulation la dropping out of tho church.
In Maine, for instance, which may bo
taken as 11 Kitnplo stato, in fifteen coun
ties only half tho families attend church
at nil. The church beetns to make littlo
if any impression ou the community at
large. President Hyde thinks ho knows
tho reasons for it too. The first ono ho
gives ns follows, "Escessivo eraphasla
on tho transcendence as distinct from
tho immanence of God." This is sad
indeed. It would bo enough, ono would
think, to turn any common person into
a heathen.
But Mr. Hyde mentions as well a,
good working reason which a common
person can lay hold of with his mind.
It is tho provalcnco of sectarianism in
tho Now Englnnd states. Tho disposi
tion of tho nativo Now Englander is to
think for himself and mako other pcoplo
think that way too; nt least that is Mr.
Hydo'a opinion. Consequently tho roral
districts aro split into feoblo littlo
rival congregations, each on tho
vergo of bankruptcy nnd "supported
practically by a club of women." Tho
only remedy is for tho largo hearted
citizens of it community to sink denomi
national differences nnd unito and found
a town church, regardless of what sect
Its pastor belongs to, provided only that
he is an earnest, lire Christian.
What ho believes to bo a typical Now
England rustic community Mr. Hydo
describes below:
In and about the vlllugoof X there are
between SO and 1.01M people. Tho religious
opinions Mare always been pretty evenly di
vided between tho Free Will Haptlat, Congre
gational, Methodist and ITnlversallst denomi
nations. For n time nil worshiped together
in u union church, hiring in tarn a clergyman
of each denomination. Thus each month ono
portion of the congregation had Its own theo
logical taste satisfied, although as ono good lady
remarked, "you could not tell w hlch w as which
by tho preaching," Sectarian ambition, how
ever, caused first the, UnhersallsU, then tho
Methodists, to withdraw, and alleged immoral
conduct .on tho part of tho ilaptlst clergyman
compelled tho separate organization of a Con
gregational church. The latter were swin
dled by their first minister, who rold them tho
plans for their church at an exorbitant price.
The MctbodUt church occasionally has a resi
dent pastor, and soine) cars It has none. The
Ilaptlst nnd Uulversalist churches are sup
plied by ministers whodrle over on Sunday
afternoons from neighboring towns.
The Congregational church Jirs a student
from the ncmlnary three months in the sum
mer. Tho atrongeot cLurchiw ara the Culver
iwllst.with its membership of thirteen women
audone man, and the Congregational, with Its
membership of twenty women and four men.
There is hardly a represcntutlro man In any
of thi-HO four churches, though the Masonic
lodge gathers from tliU nnd neighboring towns
its hundred meinlvrx.
Each congregation has on Sunday from fifty
to tlxty perrous. My informant reports that
It would houseless torn man to go there as
porter of any church unless he would mako
up lilt mind to stay for a period of years, for
the Immediate effect of any attempt on the
part of ono church to do work for the com
munity would bo to stir up all the others to
fresh competition.
"" '
About huluil Dressing,
Every ono in New York who eata salad
thinks that there nro a fow pcoplo in
town who can mako 11 fairly good salad
dressing, but that nono of them enncomo
up to the drsfislngs mado by him (tho
thinker).
"1 tell yon, sir," said Boggs, tho gour
innnd, us he deludes tho lettuco with
grease, "that fellow Hnoggs thinks he
liiiowa how to do this, but ho doesn't
havo nuy moro idea of it than a cow.
Think of it, ho puts in moro vinegar than
oill"
At tho 8amo moment Snojgs is mixing
a dressing in another part of towu nnd
snickering to himself as ho remarks: "I
was very much amused tho other night
at tho way Boggs did this. Ho actually
mado a dressing without vinegar! Hal
Hal" nnd ovory one laughed.
Thon there is Juggins, of JVest Thirty
fourth btreot, who also has his peculiar
viows. "Any mau," ho declares, "who
puts mustard in n salad bhows his igno
ranco."
Muggins, of East Sixty-soventh street, .
also has decided convictions. "What do
you think," ho roars out; "I saw Juggins
putting mustard in it salad dressing."
Then somo put in sugar. Others think
this an awful ubsurdity. A fow use a
dab of Worcestershire tauce. Others
would rather be lynched than folldw
their example.
The funny thins Is that thero is only
one way to make a eal&d dre&sim?. That
is the way known to tho reader of( this,
article. ' ,
But the funniest thins is that tho samo
.AXL : MEJST
BUFFEIUNO FROM
Nervous Debility
Tiost or li'iilllnir Mnnliood !
Involuntary Emissions, Imnotoncy, Mental
Worry, I'ersoRal Weakness, I.oss of Memory,
Dlnpoiidency, and all other Diseases of Mind
and Uody produced by yuuthfu! folliesandovcr
Indulgence, o,ulclly nnd permanently cured,
JjR STJdlNJdAJrr'S
ESSENCE OF LIEE !
tiii: nti;.r virAMSicii 1
THICK, 52.00 por bottlo or 0 bottles for f 10: or
In Pill form at sumo prlec. Call or wrlto to lr.
HTKINIIAKT, U.mm 1'J, a3U Hoillll
Spring street, Oiiposito Allen' uriiltiiro
Ntor, L,is Angcfes, Cnl.
l'ECIAI and Infallible cpeelflci nlso pro
pred for Gonorrhoea, Olcct, Syphilitic and
dney and Bladder troubles.
All communications strlctU confidential nd
private. Olllce houis from 9 to 1 p. u.;Suu
days from 10 to 12.
diner out will devour tho dressing mado
by Boggs and join in with his jokes at
tho exjwufco of tjio dressings made by
Snoggs, Muggins and Juggins. Then tho
same man will cat at tho table of Mug
gins.nnd apparently sneer with that per
son at tho eflortis of Snoggs, Boggs and
Juggins.
There's 11 lot of couceit nnd deceit
about salad drcssiugs. New York Her
ald. A Krnlly .tburiitmlndcil Woman.
An iih-cutmindcd woman put hersolf
on lecortl the other morning in 11 cross
town cur, which sho boarded nt Sixth
avenue, bound east. Sho paid her faro,
said "Tlrinl itveuue" to the conductor,
took a second nickel for her ticket on tho
elovated, and, shutting her purso, gavo
hen-elf over to somo evidently absorbing
thought.
Tho car was full of changing jieoplo,
as is usual with crosstown cars, and n
moment later tho conductor, making his
round ugaiti, noticed tho nickel and mo
chanicslly reached for it, Tho woman
gavo it toltim without a word and rode
on. Near Fourth avenno sho suddenly
btnrtcd out of he r reflections, glanced
around, saw that she was near her des
tination, too,: out a third nickel to havo
it ready aud ouce more knit her brows
in meditation. Before Third avenno was
reached the conductor passed her again.
This timo she proffered him tho nickel,
which ho would stolidly havo taken savo
for tho intervention, of nn old gentleman
seated opposite
"Madam," ho wiid, "yon havo already
paid your faro twice."
Tho woman started and looked con
fused, then a liglit dawned on her faco,
sho thanked the gentleman, put her
nickel into her purso nnd tho purso deep
into n mysterious pockot somewhere in
tho back of her dress just as Third
avenno was reached. When last seen
sho was hurrying up the stairs strug
gling to fish tho purto out in search of
tho heretofore too convenient nickel.
Now York Times.
grilling Her.
Mr. Richchapp Miss Bcauti does not
seem to bo a very warm friend of yours.
Miss Pretti N-o, 1 believe sho and
my mother had somo sort of a quarrel
when they wro girls. Now York
Weekly.
1
Natural.
"Wo went bang into tho iceberg and'
slid oit to ono eide. Tho ship fairly
shivered."
That was natural. I think I'd shiver,
so closo to an iceberg. Harper's B.tzar.
"German
J. C. Davis, Rector of St. James'
Episcopal Church, Eufaula, Ala.:
" My sou has been badly afflicted
with a fearful and threatening cough
for several months, and after trying
sevcralprescriptions from physicians
which failed to relieve him, he ha
been perfectly restored by the use o'.
two bottles of Bo
An Episcopal schce's German Syr
up. I can recom
Hector. mend it without
hesitation." Chronic
severe, deep-seated coughs like this
ore as severe tests as a remedy can
be subjected to. It is for these long
standing cases that Boschee's Ger
man Syrup is made a specialty.
Many others afflicted as this lad
was, will do well to make a note oi
this.
J. F. Arnold, Montevideo, Minn.,
writes: I always use German Syrup
for a Cold on the Iuns. I have
never found an equal to it far less
a superior.
G. C. GREEN, Sole Man'fr.Woodbury.NJ.
Coronatlo Una No Kqtial.
In no other ptrt of the world except at Coro
nadn can visitors beout of doors every hour In
the day during the hummer. Outdoor sports
aud Indoor pleasures In abundance. All kinds
of outdoor cporta and enjoyments. The flnoot
and largost hot and cold Bait water swimming
tanks In tho world, Inclosed In glats and em
Dowered with troplcil plants. Largo dressing
rooms attached. Pleasant days, cool nights,
pure water. Kntos, Jlipcr week for fl rooms
I! occupied by two. For particulars, apply to
E. S. IIaecock. Manager Hotel del Coronado.
A Tonic
and
A Pleasure:
That's the happy
combination fouud in
jro ... 9
Root
Beer
l&S
You drink it for pleasure, and get
physical benefit. A whole
some, refreshing, eppetizing,
thirst quenching drink.
One package makes five gallons.
s Don't bs deceived If a dealer, for the sitte
of largtr profit. Iclli ytu some other kind
Is "Just aseocd" 'ifi false. Naltniutloa
to as good as the gtsuuu HisV,
Syrup
Boots nnd 1ioom.
A',
fc
-7
Stylish and
Serviceable
Footwear
of every
Description
at
H. L. Chandler's,
The Exclusive
Shoe Dealer.
IitHiit'iinov.
To Lilb Insurance Agents.
The Home Life Ins. Co.
OF NEW YORK.
One of tho oldest and strongest of tbo
old line Life Insurance Companies has
opened a Now Department, to include
Colorado, Montana, Wyoming, New Me
xico, Arizona, Utah and part of Idaho,
It has come to stay. Good experi
enced men will bo given VERY DEEI-
JlABLiE contracts in this territory.
E. C. MAN, Manager,
Ernest & Creamer lU'dg, Dcnvor, Colo.
Aulu'od I tl 11 c.
TteGeloLratodFrenclilIure,
JT?oIeSr1d"APKR0DlT!NE"?crtunnod,(2
la Sold oit x
POSITIVE
CUArtAHTEC
tocuronnr form
0lnerkoU3dlseiuo
or any dlionlcrof
tho treneratU o or
gans of either S'xx,
whether crlslm'
fmmthnoTPeiIfi
DEfORE utoot Stimulant?, AFTER
Tobacco orOplum.orthrouRayouthfullndlfcro.
tlcn.overlndulcencc.ie .sutlias Loiiot Drn:,i
rower. Wakefulness, IlcarlnBdotvn I'alnsintht
back, BemlnalWcakucs,IIykt3rta,Neri out l'rcs
trstloa. Nocturnal Emlrslons, Icncorrba-a. Iz
rlncsa,Veal Memory, J.os of Power nn.l Jmpo
tency, which 1 1 neglected often lead to prcmatn-a
cM azo and luunlty. Prlco CI.00 a lox, GUixcj
lor itiO. Kent by drill on receipt of price
A vnj.TAi:N OOAUAJTKKii given fnt
every t&OOordcrrccclved, toramnd thomoney It
n I'ernianoiit euro Is not effected. Wo bain
lhntiundsof testimonials frrmo'd nnd youny,
of both scves.who ha e been permanently rr red
bythousoofAphroditino. Clrcelarlreo. Addrcx
THE APHRO MEDICINE CO.
Western Branch. Sox ?7, I'obtland. On.
For Bale by (i. It. KKICFI'K, IrueElst,
Phoenix, Arizona. 1 O llox, 2W.
Dublin Corral,
SAYER & HARGRAVES, Props.
(8uccesdrs to W. C. IIvcrly)
Jefferson, bet. Center & Montezuma.
HAY AND (IllAIK POIC K.U.K.
I.IVEKY KIQS ON HllOHf NOTICK.
IIKST HADDLl: IIOHSK.I.
Buy, Sell and Trade llorees and Mules.
JlOHllltlrillltH.
GAEDBN 0ITY
fl RSTA ITlt A.N' 'i'.
"Waohington St., Phoenix.
East of M. Jnbobs' atoro.
The Only First-Class Restaurant
in Town.
QOOD MEALS AT ALL H0UII8.
l-BESfl FISH. TEL CUTLETS. ETC TWICE A WEDS.
HUNDAY: CII1CKHN DINNKK AND HUTPEJt.
All tho bestijame, fruits and vegetables
in season. Nice private room
for families,
SINGLE MEALS 25 CTS.
TUCK. HING & CO.
Aleut aiut'Jtot.
MEAT MARKET,
F. IJALSZ & CO. Proprietors.
Wholesale and retail dealers in
Cattle, llcef, Pork and Mutton,
Fresh and Dried Meats, Saunage, etc.
OLDEST MARKET IN THE CITY
PHCENIX
Bus and Transfer Co.
Mels trains, detUers patvngers and
baggage to nil" part of the cty
LEAVE ORDERS
at Clia. Donifrlo's store, B, II. Drnchman &
Co.'s, (lolden Eagle ttahle or Mills House.
J. W. DEWITT,
Telephone 3 and 51. Proprietor.
Headquarters lor Commercial Men.
I-IOTOSX, ROSE!,
A. d. MASON, Prop.
VENTURA, - - CALIFORNIA.
Now Hath llouso and everything In flrs'-olass
oruer. etriciiy ursi-ciass. nates reasonauio.
(bfr
&tf
H5f Ijr
4iv
PHCENIX
B&SIUBSS DIRECTORY.
Att'ttriioyH-iit-XiiiM'.
1JAKKR A QAUrillELli, ATTOKNKVfl AT
sj iAr, uifl'jo: uver "" ""
" "f "T1 '!l
SANTIAaO(llN8A.-.ATTOUNEY AT LAW.
Bokltlabi ojnnectud with Moxlcin titles a
ai'VtiaiVT, 111UJUU, AI1M.
A' UUQ!CATTqUNr.T.AT.I.AW,KOOM NO.
X. ifilotton Block.
j flVftfliJilAJIL, ATTOHNKY AT L.VW, OK
VnficeroJnt Tnlbodo llulldlng, Phoenix.
Aitrona,
T B. EAP-V' .AVl OKN BY ANU COUNBELOIt
' . at Uwi trill prallpo In Tetrllorlal nnd
United SUttit CourU. OKlcc, rooms 12 and 14
fatten UlocV l'hueulx, Arliona,
JTRWUllams'-,. AtwrrtOjeat Law, Thlbodo
lldlnj, Wft!ilnatonnrt.
V7M. II. HAHNi) JOHN II. MAHTIN,
V Law Offices, IMim, Arliona. JohuB.
Tiomas, 1'aclCe BufldFlfc, 'Vasldngton District
oi Columbia
ABUAM 11UMPIW1IE3, COUNSELOK-AT
Law r -
Ollicel llflrtDiii, Thltiodo Building References:
I.Milde Ilauktst. UrnlitU. O. Power, President
First NaTUinat lUdk. Ilarkvlllo, Mlis. K. II,
2'arshall, Vaihler tVuodsvx'k Iron Company,
innlton,Ali( '
I?ivTr
.-
JCBHT HUUtX. WAl.TEn BENNETT.
I.TILLAY t IlKNKKrr, ATTOUNICYttAT
iVi LL.W P.ooinf 9 and 11 Porter Building.
f W. CUKN8.1AW-ATTOIlNKY-Ar.LAW.
tl .
RooiUkU tttd l&l'oit.r Bidldlng.
H.A. HU0Ht6, 'M.t1!., L. O. Oameroh. M. D.,
Burgeon, Physician.
HUGHES & .DAME1M,
ORicooppMituifonimerclal Hotel,
Ilooml 1 and 3.
w.
H. WAUD, M. D., LVrE OF DE8
- Ainltlut lOrifa. . Ofllr.t lulu tilnr.lf linrfh
01 UoliJman's atoro andu corner of Adams ami
Center sis. ulee-e of women and children a
specialty. Oltice hours tiom 9 to 11 a.m. and
iroinz to i p. to.
Uoiitouojiutlilu.
WLAW11E.VCEWOODK0FF M. D., OK
. lice and ieildunccrooiii 11,13 .t. 15 Cot
tun block. (JrodJate of llabuu;inauu Medical
:ollcge, PhtlaUDlplila, la., ciass isro. OBlce
liouisV to y a.m.. 1 to 3 andc tutp. ra
" H'W! 1 itf..-i ,rr s
Vetorlniu'v.
JC. NOUTON. D. V. M., VETEItlNAUY
. pbysldail aud satgeon, Special atten
nun given to dcntlati). ODlie 111 Opera
lloute block.
WP. KELTY, D. V. S VETEItlNAUY
. Surgeon and PeutlsL OiUce Ward's
sUOlo, I'hoontx. Mil bo at Tempo Moucays,
Mesa Tuetda) sj
OlKlUI-tttlCUl'.
WH. SMITH, UDEltTAKElt AND KM
. banner West Wshlntoii street, two
iloors west utaibioil Stable ileslilcnce rear
of building.
HotOlH.
ILOKUNCK llOTEI-UKFlTTED AND HE
. fnrnlthed thnnmhout. Ktrlctly .first clsss
111 every rejet. HOUHKT WlLI.IAnlu.Prop.
W1NDSOK IIOHHK CENTEK 81KEK.Ti
block ail one-halt north ol Washington
street. Furnished rpoms tingle and In suite.
Mrs. A, M. Dunnlnir, crDrletoress.
WHEN IS I1ENEON jfOP AT TIIKTHA8K
House for fiitt claM accomodations. No
Chinese employed. Mas, L H. Tbabk,
Proprletrees.
GlILA IlESDHOrEI., HATING HOUSE. THE
T beet meals 011 the road. First-class acco
modations In ever respect. Paddock Bros',
Props
WHEN IN YUMA, ARIZONA, STOP AT
V the Southern Pactlc hotel, best hotel ou
tho line. b. b. aiLLisriK,
Prop.
HUoi-Llitiitcl kM TypoMTltlllK.
WM.W. WEED, SHORTHAND RH'OUTUU
Thirl Judicial Dltlrlct Court of Arizona
Territory. Typcwrltijt Verbatim reportliu; 30
years' experience as a Sicrthand Reporter, oj-tl
MISS MAY O McEI.WAIN, HTl'.XOOKA
nher and Tyiwnritcr Room 13, Monl
lion Building, Phienlx, A. T. Typevritlng 1
scclalty Satisfaction gnaNulenl U.lh as to
price u ml ftvleof nork.
AsHiivor.
A
J. POP.TERIK. AbiAYKR. WAfalUNOTON
. itreet. eait of P O. PuumiIx, Ariz.
Noturv Iu1Mcj.
BRUCE PEULEY. CONVEYANCER AND
Notarv P'i'IIp. omcc with J. W. Evans,
Phoenix. A rl21.11 n
I till ! Hill It III 11 K.
RLACKSriTfHlNG.
Horseshoeing, Wagotimaklng
Oeneml neoalrlng. .Machin
ery repaired promptly.
VV. M. NICHOLS.
Cor. Montezuma and MadUon Sts.
nouciiiiiLc.
RESTAURANT.
Jefferson St. Between Centre & Montezuma.
$4,60 Tho Best Table Board $4.50
Per Week.
Meals, 25 Cents.
Mrs. M. k. Wheeler, Prop.
3IIlloICMlllltlllIIX.
fiENERAL BLACKSMITH
and REPAIR SHOp
HORSESHOEING A SPECIALTY
Deformed or cracked hoofs treated with care.
ISAAC GILBO, Prop.
Hliop at GribHOti'M iiivory Htnlilo.
JMiihIoiiI.
PROF. ESPIRITU ARRI0L4, JR.
MUSIC TEACHER. "
Vocal. Instrumental.
Lesions on the Piano or Organ, Vlollr, 1'luto,
Clarmer, Guliar. Mandoline, Banjo, Cornet, aud
In all bras baud or orchestra Instruments,
Lessons on Olght Reading, Harmony andi
Tliorough Duss.
String pr Brass Band Furnished
For Balls, Serjn ulcs, Picnics, etc.
8panlsh taught and translations made In
UngUsh to Spanish and Spanish to English.
Washington St., Phoenix Ariz.
Xl4yHUlniiH.
HooltH ami Htiitlonorv.
riHIE IRVINE COMPANY, HEADQUARTERS
X forlowprkealn Books, tilatloucry tichool
ouppties ana iioniiay uoous.
MpanlHli unci JiicvIImIi.
M
TISS K. L. B0RQUEZ, Bpaulsh teacher, rest
uence v.ciucr Mrcei.
llootH iiikL HllOUH.
"I SII.VA A.. SHOFMAKER AND HARNESS
O.I. repairer. Work guarantcd. Washing
ton lrcet, opposite Haitford bank.
C.A. RODIG,
One of the best boat and sLoo makers In the
territory. Is now located on Center street, on
posltotre Commercl.il hotel, and wlllaludly
greet allpatious,
U00T6AND 8H0ES MADE AND REPAinED.
Special atleiitlon to custom work.
Oiiriiuntui.
.1 W. GILBERT. CARPENTER AND BUII.
vJT. der, screen dior work a specialty. At
.. ,,.v., 1 n.iup, uiomij .ICIIUV.
fciowlriH: ."Vrueliliiei-i.
SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
trunk W. Walle, Agent, tait sido court
ujuie p.aza,
lriiltH.
MESA CITY KHU1T STORK-FRUITS
W hob-ale and Hi tall. Fisher & tlllliimn.
Vrolilteot .
A P. PETIT, ARCIlfrECT AND PRACT1
, cal Builder. Room 17 Cotton Block.
JJentlMtM.
i;aknr-&V. 1R- ' UARDY, GRADUATE
i&tihlJ in Dei.tUtry, Dentin All
1 UOrb (Mi MTU fit. ' Vfinnn IlII
'.:.T.;r.. -.:.:. .""rtr'."v
I'la.ui. A.I......
1"H II ItfMMITT iVVTIlT . ,.'.....
JL RuaMKtcixi nd pneva rci.onable. Rooms
14 aud 10 Porter Bunding
DR. J. 1. UUIIIAKD, DENTIST. OFFICE
room. I) aud 11, Cotton Block. Gold 111.
Hug a specialty.
3llHl.
OlALVAlinit (Hill lnilV rmivn nt.noin,
KJ sor of vocal and instrumental mu,lc, often
.... .V. .... ... icniucr ui (jiaui, violin, clar
ionet, fllllf Dllltat- utnl n!.... I...,-... .-
, "-, o-.., . UHICI IliSMIlUieillA
01 orchemra un 1 Laud a modern school.
Tuning aud repairing pianos a rpeclalty. Pic
nics on snort notice. Reasonable terms. No. a
umvB rucei.
ruelilnlwL.
M KINNEY. MACHINIST, PLUMHNO.OA6
. and steam Uttlues of alt kinds. Mk,.,i.
nery, pumps and wind mills repaired promptly
t.eniio street opposite Goldman's Liquor store.
IJurlxu- rsiioiH.
B COOK'S BARBER BIIOP EAST OF P O
building WnrKtlit thus Ineien rc
ftn due us a tall
Tho Fashion Barber Shop.
FRANK SHIRLEY, Proprietor.
LADIES' WOflK CONE
AT THE fiHOP 0,1 RESIDENCE.
NEATEST DATH ROOM8 IN THE CITY.
OPCOSIIC THE OPERA HOUSE.
S11I0011.
UNION SALOON.
Fine Liquors and Cigars.
Mixed Drinks a Specialty.
Corner Monroe nnd Montezuma Sts,
A. EARSANTI, Ppop'r.
Xifxm Urokcr.
LOAN BROKER.
Q. L. GIBBS
Makes a rjpeci.tlty of Phort lyoans.
If yon li.xvo money to spun- for thirtj
or pisty days, call and gee him.
Coiilrnoioi' ami SulI(ldr.
TAB (UlIGsriY CO-iTRtCIOR AND BUILD
J er and dealer In trick, p. O. Box ao
fho'iilx, Arizona,
J. A.JOHNSON,
Contractor and Builder.
Itoom 8, Hilton lilock.
A-ttoriioy.
J. M. BURNETT,
ATa'OllNTJV.AT.TjAWr
GILA BEND. ARIZ.
Fifteen years' experience In U. 8. departments
warratit the insertion that I can be of Impor
tant service to claimants In Indian depredation,
pcm!on claims, and to thofo seeking palentt,
an1 I11 for all nla.ia. .i aI.,1.. s,r
iiiiiciiivjnsnij 1UM1IB "t'lUrC lUB KUV
ernmeiit dcparimentv. Lnnd business a
Heoond ITiiikI Htoro,
T W. WI' SON & CO ,
JLV. GENERU bECOND HA
HAND faTCRE.
Come and Sec Us.
"I tlllll'OlMlH.
Queen & Crescent
r.D
EASTTENP..VR.&GR.RYS.
SOLID VESTIDULED TRA1NP.
rti OiImiij fo fiadnnili, 91 Biles ShorttsL
Making Direct Connections For All
Points north and cast.
rjy-Pullman Palace Cars through without
change via Chattsnofga to Now York. Only lie
nhance of oars In thn nrlnelnal nnltitu In flrorr In
Vliglnla, North and Ktuth Carolina and Atlan
tic mates.
JTfy-llekct oflae.Ol Et. Charles Street, Now
Orleans, La. F. JONES, T. P. A.,
DALLAS, Tkxas.
Uonri'SrrSHTju,i3!
jAci6oiwut,riii la-rfwa orleansI
X.lvoi'v
STEVENS StALBRQHT
Cor. Montezuma & Adamsist
LIVERY FEED AND SALE STABLE.
Good Turnouts on short notice
at all hours of the day and niga
Buy, Sell .and Trade, Horses.
F.pcclal attention to boarding horw
Lckiii,
i'uhllc Notirc.
OrncEor
Tiik Railroad Commmonkiib or ai,v 1
Pli.MX. April "
riiO THE PUBLIC-To the end that he
X road CommUsloners of Arizona n,n ;
telllgently comply with that part ofuie r ,
a provided by law, which requires itiai t, tt
first Monday In December they shall ii,ik(1
port to the governor (to be by him traii.n,,
to the next legislative ifsembly) cm,,,,,,
eurh facts.statcinenttHud eiilanail. ...,, t"t
dlkelose the working of tho system 01 ttimLf
transportation In this tcnltory, and ii ran;.,..
to the general business and prosperity 0, "
citizens of the territory, and such s.grstio
and recommendations In recpect there,. 4( E
to them teem appropriate," this board i-as o,
termlnt. In addition to tho regular n'ltntrit
meetings of tbo board appointed to ba hem ,
the secretary's oflhe In tho city of Ptruu u
the second Mondays of Janntry, Ann J1:il
and October of each year, to hold speeia ,
Ingsatvarlous railroad points throuchom to
territory, and to Invite the attendance meru,
ol such of our citizens as may find it cm,v,.(
to attend and have information ainl mir , ",
offer to the commltstonen In coiiiucti.n ,t
their aforeiald duty.
Meetings for the northern district of 'te c,
iltory have accordinnly been arrangcl at t0i
lows; At Kingman on the 14th, at 1'rcie.itt ,.a
the lGth, aud at FIfgsb.fr ou the lMli, ui ,tt
month of June next.
Meetings for the southern dlrtrlct m t i, ,,
ranged at the next quarlcily meeting to tt 3
at I'lifrnlx July 11, lwi. Complaints ol n
reasonable charges or unjunt dlscilminsuon 1
freight or fares against the railroads 0raiint
within this territory may be pre tented by ,,,.
complainants In peron, at any meeting of u.,
board or by mall uddrctsed to the secretary
Fh'enlx.
By order of the Board.
II B LIUHTHlZER.Serrettrr
NOTICK F0K rUULlCATIO.N.
Hd. E. No. ;SC.
LAMDOrriCKATTCCFON AEl'..vt
May 31 in .
NOTICE Is hereby given that the lohoin.,,
named settler has filed notice of I. 1.
tentlon P make final proof In support 0 er
claim, and that said proof will be made hi nt
the clerk of the district court at PPrrnix A-1
on July 5, 1WK, viz. Millie Washburn widi.w
of Eathan A. Wathbum. deceead. Mil. co
Ariz., for the lie. Ji of fee 2S, tp tn r .
She names tho following witnerres to pore
her continuous teildi nee upon and cflm.n,
of e.ld land, viz: JamesR. Shackelford. s,t.
M. BrnadKay, Ramorn M. Vlall and I'eu-'
Marmonkr, all of Phoenix. Ariz.
HERBERT BROWN
Remter
Xotlce Desert Land Entry.
United Statfs Land Orn. 1
Tcckon, .Arizona, June.' '-.r
Complaint having been entered at this ufCce
by John Lyons against Morris R Lock l.ir i,u
ure to comply with law as to Dciert Lann Em-v
No. Lous, dated l-eptcmlr 0, INs7 upio re
Hholeof rectton21, township 5 louth 'tr,r,.
ett, In Maricopa county, A rlznna, ultbx tew
to tho cancellation of tald entry, cnnieeist
alleging that laid Morris R. Lcck has m-iti
to comply with the provlilons of the la id
that since the date of his filings he has not .t.h
e)ed water thereon nor cultivated iai -rsrt
of land or any part thereof, and there areio
evidence of an attempt having Uen nianem
irrigate or 1 ulllvate raid tract of land
The contettatit having filed bis Bifida d .n
this orliee. Juno S2, 1WJ, felting forth theft.i
that after due diligence he could not obtain
personal icnlce slid that he believes tla' tLe
coiUcftce I no loneer a resident of 'his if
rltory and aks that fervlce may be bad by pun
llcatlon In the Piircnlx IlrrcnLlCAN, a rarer
published Hi t'hniilx, Arizona.
The ame Is hereby granted and the -sic!
parties are hereby summoned lo appcarat'lm
offico ou the Ctn day of Auguit, e'i' ar 1
o'clock a. ia to respond and furnish tesumon
concertiing raid alleged failure. Hearing 'e
fore Uegl'tcand Receiver at the Tuckoo Laud
Olllce, August IS, 1S9J, at in o'clock a m
CHAS. K. DRAKE,
Receiver
Notice Desert Lund Kntij.
United States Land Orrii r
Tcctos, Arizona, June -j -
Complaint ha log been euttrid at llinfli.e
by Arthur A. Codcl agaliitt JamI KKe.r
for failure to comply ulth law astclnu
Land Entry No l.ai, aaled March In, iv utm
the wholeof tecilou'J7, tonnshipSsoutb a
webt, In Maricopa county. Arizciu.
view to the cancellation of m,d tntrv ctii.'e
ant alleging that raid Jimei L. McKelier nas
failed to comply 1 b the prolslons of tt t
since the dat of his filing, tn thai he hah oi
e.inveed upon or attempted to so convey navr
for the purport-of Irrigating and cul'hal mi,
aid trat t, nud there are at preicnt 110 e i-sm .
tliatttuy such attempt has ttr been mi de
Ihe contestant haIng filtd bis afhdavit
this oPlce, June a, lW, tetllni; forth the Is
that after Hue diligence lie tould not oMam
jicrsonal smite and that le Irilcvev Ihttttne
contestee Is no longer a resident of Ihe te u. n
andaks that len tee mav l Imd by pukli'a
tlou In the 1'l.aiHx IlF.11n1.it an, a pa)cr pi "
IUIhiI In Pliauix, Arlzonu.
The mmc Is hereby granted and the laid
partus are hereby fummoned 10 appear at tins
ohVc 011 the Sin day of Auguit, lsii. at
'cluck ti. m., lo lcttHiiid and furnish letitlinony
court ruing laid alleged (allure. Hearing le
fore lteglrterand Receiver at Ihe Tucsoj Land
Olllce, August IC, lf'2, at 10 o'clock a. m
CHAS. R. DltAKE.
Receiver
Notice Ucsert Land Entry.
United 8 tates Land Office.
Tucson, Arizona, JunuiJ, ism 1
Complaint having been entered at this oilue
by tt m. G. Suits agalmt ("has. P Kauf for fa
ure to comply with law as to Desert Land Enlry
.No. 1,173, dated January 25, lSKX.upon the whole
of section 21), township 5 south, range G west, in
Marleona eouulv. Arizona, with a view to the
ctncellallonof said tntry, contestant al eging
insi saiu unns. r, ham nas ianca to comply
with IheprotlMonsot the law since tho date ol
his tiling'. In that he has not conveyed water
Ulton nnrcultlialed said tract of lnnd and there
ar? no evidence of any attempt having Uen
uiaue eiioer 10 irrigaie orcuiuvaio iaia tracr 01
laud.
The contestant having filed his affidavit In
this office, June 22, 1SW, setting form the fact
that alter due dlllliitnee he could not obtain
pcruonaUervlce and that he believes that the
eontt sl-c Is no longer a resident of this tern
tory and aks that service may bo had by putt
llcallon In the Phrrnlx Refoducan, a )aper
publUhed at l'lia'nlx, Arizona.
The same Is hereby granted and the raid
parties are hcrebvsummoied to annear at this
olllce on the Sth day of August, lK92,at 10 o'clock
a. m., to respond and furnish testimony con
cernlng raid allcted failure. Hearing before
Register aud Receiver at the Tucson Land
Office, August 15, 1MH, at III o'clock a.m
CI1AS. It. 1IICAKK,
Receiver
Alins Summons.
In tho District Court of the Third Judicial Lis
trlct ol the Territory of Arizona, In and fcr
the County ol Maricopa.
P. P. Daggs and W. A. Dacgs, 1
riaintius,
VR.
W II Key, John 11. Montgo- No 1,193
mcry ami jonn r. uacca, I
Harris Baldwin and T W.
Johnston, Defendants.
At lion brought In the District Court of tie
Third Judicial District of the Territory
Arlrotin, In and for Maricopa County, end Ihe
complaint filed In raid Maricopa County in
the olllce of the Clerk of said District t'ourt
In the name of the Terrllorv of Ariz-na. to
Y. II. Ney, John It. Montgomery and John 1
Daggs, Harris Baldwin and T. VV Johnston, de.
femfants, greeting-
Mm are nereny summoned and reoulreti i"
appear tn it 11 action brought agntmt you lv
tiieaninenamcti pia miiu.in ttielilMricit 01m
of the 1 hlrd Judicial District of the Territory of
Arizona, In and for Maricopa County.and an
swer the complaint therein fi'cd wlih tl ellerk
of this said :ourt, at Phtrnlx, In said Countv
within inn days after the service upon jou of
this Summons, If icncd In this said County, or
if served out of this said Countv and within
this tald Judicial District, then within twenty
days thereafler, or in all other cases within
ininy nays tnereaner, tlio times Htmve men
tloncd befnir exclusive of tho dav of Kenlce. or
Judgment by default will be taken against you
Given under my hand and real of the District
Court of the Third Judicial District of the Ter
rltory of Artrnna, in and for Maricopa County,
this 2711 du j of June, A. D., 1KI2.
MCCL C.1I KNAPP.
Clerk of Fald District Court
By J. H. Btopt, Deputy Clerk.
William Zknt,
Constable of Phtenlx Precinct, Maricopa Couu
ty, Arizona.
Dated this 27th day of June, 1S92.