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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN: TUESDAY MORNING. JULY 12, 1892.
A IIISTOItlC IMDE.
Ur. PrlooH 1 liivormsr JCxtvuotH.
B
RIVAL
EXPRESS COMPANIES RACE
THEIR MCSSENGERS.
; gss! ' soxjvi3niii spoons.
xio:iiji2s3. :
I 'I",,
B
UHu &
JIlll I.owileii Telia tit Htory of an Virnt
Thnt Tlilrtj-snvrn Years Ac Stirred,
Uj the l'voido of the l'ucinn SIhIch.
A Great Hundred Mile linn.
AH over California nntl perhaps in
every oho of tho Pacific states men aro
living today who remember tho wonder
ful feat of horsem.in.shii) known .n9
"Bill Lowtlcn's Riilo," which was per
formed thirty-soven years ago, Tehama,
on tho Sacrnmonto river, was tlio start
ing point: Wenvorville, in Trinity coun
ty, tho terminal one. Tho distance was
a good 100 miles, most of tho last foity
being mado in tho night over mountain
trails and through heavy timber. Tito
distanco was accomplished in iivo hours
and thirteen minutes unexampled time
lor n rule or 100 consecutivo miles un
der existing circumstances. Wo let Mr.
Lowdcn tell tho story of his wild ride.
"In tho latter iart of tho year 1831
Adams fc Co. and Wells, Fargo & Co.,
the rival express companies, with Cram,
Rodgcrs & Co. and Rhodes fc Whitney,
tho connecting companies between
Shasta and Weavervillo, commenced
racing their expresses with horseback
messengers. After many hard races
had been run, first one and then tlio
other winning, in December, 1SJJ, it
seemed to havo been arranged by tho
chief compauies that thoy would run
tho president's messago from San Fran
cisco to Portland on tho arrival of the
mail btenmer and then stop racing.
"Great preparations were mado for
the race, and all tho fast horses along
tho road were pressed into service. As
high as $100 was paid to owners of hores
for tho privilege of riding thorn from
three to live miles. Everything was in
readiness about tho 28th of December.
Horses were placed about four mile
apart by each company, every liorso hav
ing n man to euro for him, with an extra
horso to rido himself. At least that U
tho way I had my stock nrranged. Both
relays of horses were under haddlo from
tho 23th day of December, 1831, until
tho 2d day of January, 1W3, on which
date I mado my part of the raco. I rodo
for Adams & Co.
"Tho raco was n very close one from
San Francisco to Tehama. Wells, Fargo
& Co. led toMarysville. Between Marys
villo and Tehama Lusk, Adams & Co.'s
messenger passed Wells, Fargo & Co.'s
rider, and tho Mexican who took tho
bags from Lusk reached Tehama first
and crossed to tho Tehama sido of tho
river just as Wells, Fargo & Co.'s mes
senger arrived at tho opposite bank and
jumped into tho boat.
"Now my race commenced. I sprang
into tho saddle, with saddlebags weigh
ing fifty-four pounds, nud rodo nineteen
horses to Shasta- without touching tho
ground but once during that part of tho
race. That was at tho Pralrlo House,
where Tom Flinn, tho mau iu chargo of
jny horse, had got into a fight with tho
man who kept Wells, l-argo !: Co.:
horso, aud had let my horso (Tom Ma
Turk's gray) get loose. 1 uaw tho bitua
tion. and riding my tired horso a little
past whero tho fight was going on,
sproug to tho ground, caught tho fresh
horso by tho tail as ho was running away
from mo and went into tho saddlo over
his rnmp. I turned to tho horso I had
jnst left with tho express bags, pulled
them over to my fresh horeo and went
on. I lost about ono minuto here. AH
other changes 1 made while tho horses
were running, tho keeper leading tho
horso 1 was to rido and riding his extra
ono. 1 could make my coining known
with a whistlo about one-half milo be
fore reaching tho change-giving amplo
timo to tighten tho cinch and start the
fresh hor.so on tho road, and by the timo
I overtook him the keeper would hav
my horso in a gallop.
"I reached Shasta -sixty miles in twv
hours and thirty-seven minutes. I was
dotained thero about two minutes to di
vido tho exnrcss matter, I taking tho
Weaverville portion and Jack Horsely
tho through pouch for Portland. I had
nino change, of horses between Shasta
nnd Weavervillo and reached tho latter
place in five hours and thirteen minutes
from tho time i left Tehama, tront
Shasta to Weavervillo, forty miles, tho
rido was mado after dark, with a light
snow falling, but when I reached tho
mountains and had my faithful horses to
ride Wildcat, Comanche, Greyhound,
Pompey, Jack nnd tho Bill Klix herso
a little snow did not make much timer
enco in speed. But I was myself in bad
condition at tho end of this ride. I had
lost my cap aud my hair was a fcolid
mass of ice. I wore no clothing except
flannel drawers, undershirt and boots,
nnless my belt, with pistol and knife,
might bo considered clothing. Tho cold
first seemed to penetrate mo when I
throw tho express bags into tho oflko at
Weavervillo. I had not felt it before
"1 was ho far ahead of Wells, Fargo
& Co.'s messenger at Shasta that thoy
stopped tho raco so far as that company
was concerned. It was well that they
stopped, for Jack Horsely mado a
splendid rido to Yreka, and was half
way to that place when Wells, Fargo &
Co.'s messenger reached Shasta. My
stock and help for this raco cost Adams
& Co. about $3,200. 1 mado other races,
long nnd short, but considering the
weicht 1 carried, tho weather and tho
timo of day that I mado it, I havo nl
ways believed this to bo my host ono."
More maybe said in regard to tho
narrator's condition on arriving at
Weavervillo. Tho five hours' strain on
nervo, mind nnd
iiiuseln had tiroduced
i. i. ....., i tt ... .1...,.
CUllimUlU UA1JUU3I1UJI, mill Ik .WJ ni;o
. . .. ........ v f i ...
relate a in wnen ir. iu vs,
or ntbci -did .from his hone he dropped
to tho sidewalk, and had to bo lusslnted
to bed. But a thorough rubbing, nn oc-
otsional iotiou of "Mountain B.ilin"
and a koxhI sleep soon revived tlio lioro
... i' . i.. i.. (i..
oi mo greatest, ruco uvui unuui in nui m
em California. Hohucrville Herald.
Perils or ItrulUllo Atliertlnlng.
A (aiichcster trodesman who at
tempted a littlo bit of "realistic" adver
tising has jtfst had a rather unpleaaut
experience. Ho is tho proprietor of a
certain cattle food, nnJ it occurred to
him to send out two hore,s, one n lino,
sleek, powerful nnitnal, tho other n mis
erably abject and depressed scarecrow
of a horse. Tho first horso boro a pla
card announcing that It had been fed on
Mr. Blank's condiment; the .other ao
counted for its wretched condition by
tho announcement on a placard that it
had not had the advantage 6f that spe
cial food.
Unfortunately for the advertiser, the
attention of tho police was very prop
erly drawn to tho wretched animal in
DELICIOUS
Yorin
Bai.
NATURAL FRUIT FLAVORS.
Vanilla
Of oorfoct nurltv.
Lemon -Orange
-Almond
-
I Of arroat strength. J-
...,
Flavor aa rvdeatoty
IWJW W.W., i
nnd dollclouslv as tb f rosh fruit.
I)r. Lou Luke, tlfelebrjlcd OlneijO phy.l
an and .iirgwii,ir. Luke mm ell '
cum and urgwir.
r&ntoit, ChlnA'ftATtii
v nrnClirvu Jiirwn tic i
tho cast lor nndir jc' ' '""J. ",".,?" ."
Villi 11 t.,'Jla ff -.- . .
Cal. Opptulio powoffliiyorics aim ""'"K
inn.llrt POMOUICV, "live nil .'n.iiiiiK-
tnn tr.u.ll. l'humlx, Arizona
ton streets. jjibih. rtiiwn'. nuuiiwuuw.
.... ...!. nnv form of illL'H8e. IJdccUI reran-
dlvs for male and fcmalo nlscaes. All kinds
,.( pure herns ur sale Treatment uy man.
Address l'ooloffloe box 2G5, lrompt attention.
tho shafts, and theV haled the owner bo-
foro tho magistrates on the cnargo or
"working" tho poor creature in an unfit
condition, nnd ltowas fined a guinea and
costs. Manchester (Eug.) Guardian.
Trench Army ItlcjrrlUU.
Tho French war 4uco has just issued
regulations for the employment of bicy
clists in the army. The present organi
zation provides for tho enrolling of bo;
tween 0,000 and 7,000 "wheelmen in
case of war. They are, curiously enough,
provided with n double armament; for,
according to thoj-egulations, they nro to
carry a cavalry carbine nnd thirty-six
cartridges on tho machine and n revolver
and eighteen cartridge in their bolts.
Their chief uso is to bo that of mes
sengers, and old-faihioned grumblers
say that the first result of n general hav
ing a crowd of cyclists hanging about
his headquarters will le that ho will
send far too many directions to his sub
ordinates. Vanity Fair.
Drlvlnc with (Inn lluml.
"When you wore riding with yonr
lady friend wore you driving with ono
hand or two?"
This query was abruptly put to J. S.
Chaddock iu court at Lyons, N. Y. He
was suing George Sullivan for damages.
Chaddock was out ruling m Woleott
Intnlv with n l.tdv. nnd Sullivan, who '
' : t. .,.,.t ,.. ! fnl.
was racin:
Ull VilV ivtui, ai.ii IU.V v.iuu
dock's horso, killing it.
Chaddock blushed deeply whou the
defendant's lawyer nked the question,
and softly auswered that he was driving
with one hand. Cor. Philadelphia Rec
ord. Wild Gecne llrought Lurk to lllm.
Jacob Fegley, living along the Pcrkio
meu creek, gathcreil enough feathers to
make four gootl sized feather beds after
a llock of nbout Ti00 wild geoso had spent
tho night in n swamp on. his placoou their
way north. Cor. Philadelphia Press
Abul-Ilassan, nn Arabian horologist
who lived in tho Thirteenth century,
was tho first man to introduce tho equal
hour theorv.
Lot.
A ainall hard back book about 6x0,
with liHt of bills. If returned to thia of
fice tho Under will bo rewarded.
Pninto, OilH, Glasa, Wall Paper, Win
dow Shades, ArtistH Material, John (J.
Wlitto opposlto ine uominerciai noiei.
H. E. llolbrook. Surgeon Dentist.
All work guaranteed and prices rescon
able. Koouis No. 1 and 3 Potter build
ing. lltlflii-tlie-Kuck."
Public reception every Sunday from
10 till 5. ClIAHLEIt I). POBTON.
Dr. Ancil Martin, dlseatcs eye, tar,
noeo throat a Bperiiilty. Ulasees lit ted.
Jlrc. Thompson, formerly Sarah Ann
Uruhnin, an Knglifli lady who lolt Loi
Angeles for Arizona in, or about, Jnn
uary. 1892, or any person knowing her
present addreea, U requeued to write to
0, White Mortimer, Hritinh Vice-Consul,
Los Angeles Hal.
Iloune, Sign & Carriaeo I'nintinit,
Paper hanpinj; etc. .IqIiii Q. White op
posite 'Jonmiercial Hotel.
Work ror All,
Men nud teams are wanted to work
on tho Wolfloy canal at Gila Bend. Tor
iiutlier information enquire at Gold-W-n.'
Itron., this city or at the works
near Gila liend.
In fur Hot Mprlngs.
Staifo leue twice h week.
Ikvink Co., Agents.
(In to I'rcscott
By the Canlo Creek stnixe route.
Ikvi.sk Co., Agents.
l'nlr Wiirnliig.
Uavinc obtained, about eighteen
months fince, lor labor performed, an
inlereit in the New Uivur or Ivinir tin in
site, nittiated nlwiit twenty miles north
and west of I'lia-oK, nnd which loca-
tion was duly worded aiTordin' to
lnw. nnd which dam site was some
' , , , ., ... ..rt.
i months-1. IneH hv ono 11. W . haton nt-
- , llo'lr8nbIorrP.i lo the Hio
?0e0lina, COIlipally. hereby warn
M mH Uoi neotiatliiL' Inanv way,
pi,a,)n or mniiner lor paid dam sito, n
,fti itj0 ,.nn bo Riven to nald prop-
crlv boforo eatisfyint; iny .claim
n i
C. J. Dykii.
Fit
ffeaBaking
Used in Millions of Homes 40 Years tHe Standard
STOVES AND
r fy -"p.Ji
&ASOL
Practical Plumbing,
SfeBS&rfM HI Rl .
NEW I TSMrfS
n'lnX ft WBLI?SR Thrown Off. U is
s xTrlw kJL1 3W
Gas and Steam Mttur&r
Tin
Most Complete Line of Brass Fittings iir Arfitoona.
Agent for the "Aermotor" Wind Mill,
"Deerine:" Mowing Machines.
SIlJnFOOD
I -jr-. 4 .? -
(WAotftiOA-ttt JWuil.
v'pvrr,'. - I -
ijidlcsMrhOBUtlerlroiiiCuttliiKWlniljorScoreh
lm;Biin mil Hi il
Mrs. Ilarrisjn's Lola Montez Ci'cmc
THE SKIN FOOD,
the K-toiieiy for kcenlns tho face cool and
Ifee'tom Inltatlon, nt It othei anil
comfort
the skin nd ircTent frtoloH or unliirn. It
U not a twai tlflcr hit atklu restorative ami
prpnert alive. If a little l.ulu .Munlri i;rrm
i rubho-t well In ll e sV.lt, and thorough!?
wln...l ilfAvnln. hint ti. Inn, Hiiiilvlnsr txiw.lpr.
1 tlioc.im.loiinii willN" nofter, and thepomit-r
will remain longer tw.ldc prcieiUlnfr the rniw-
ucr irom ciogKini; iiid ion4 hi ine kiii.
PRICE 75 CENTS,
.tilts vurrii: uvitltlso.v. AMitmcv's
IlEiUTV lljt Ton, .'0 (iearr at., Kan rrantli.cn
ireau l.uie- turuii rji-inincirajicciaoi lave
or IU lire. Uilltacan ! treated at a
llstanco. !
Mrs. Uicr A. Fay, at the Vendome, VYashtni;-
ton it, lady itKent fir l'luenu.
THE MARKETS.
Telegraphic Quotation from Chicago
and Kan Francisco
MININU STOCKS AND f ILVKR.
SIM FaANCIxco.July 11. I!clcher,l..W; Ilcat.t
lielcher, f 1 7); Chollar, c; Con. Vltglnla, I CO;
(lould & Curry, 11. 10: Hale A. Norcro, Jl.'ii;
Iocomoiire, 5c; Peer, 5c; Pototl, .Wo: Onhlr,
Jino; Barage, 11.33: Slorra Nevada, J1.15; Union
Con., Mc; Jacket, 00c; Confidence, ll.W; Peer
less, ic; Crocker, 5c
8ller Baw-87JirS
Mexican Lollars 7U$7L
LIVE RTOCK,
Ciiicaoo, July 11. Cattle Kecelpts, 'JO.OOO;
Market was steady. Choice to prime fleers,
I.75S.S5; others, tl&Vgl.SS; canncrs, ?1.7,'r?
2J5, Blockers, .75(3 2'.
dheop Kceflpts, H.O). Market active, steady
tostronK. Natire., JX.VV7.00; Texans, 1130
I.'jO; grass trestcrus, fl T.
ar.kin.
Bin Fbancihco, July 11. Wheat Market
quiet. 8jUer,'9J,l3i: buyer, Dec 11.10';;
early, steedter, seller 'W new, tWJJc; Uee , USJic
Ilarley-flrm. Soller, "Ji, new, !Je; Dec,
97Vc;: Oct.. Mc
Corn-l 30.
cinrino. Jnlv 11. Wheat The market was
active; opened i't$i I iwer on eaiv cables, gootl i
weatner ana ROtrerumem reporis; uecuneu
qn lack of demand; rallied yn'i on unexpect
edly large decr-ae In risible minply, closed
steaoy oil lopan'i Vi'Q'x tower man oniuiuaj.
Kecelpts 6fi,(W; shipments 31 1,000.
Wheat Cash. 70; r-ept., 75JJ.
Corn Cash, 1SU; 8ept , is.
Oats Cah,aiJ;; bept.,31;.
llarley COn
Tlinothr-?I.Z71.33
Kye-7io.
Fiax-tl.03.
l'lHKNIX IIAIIKKTH.
Current l'rlcea for drain l'rodncn
and
I'rult Corrected Dally.
WHOLES VLB,
Whole barley per lis) pounds 1 Oil
Kolled .." 1 10
Wheat " " 1
Flour " ' 3.V)
Huifnr cubo, " " 7 Wl
cucar, gran'tcd,. " " r "0
Collee. Kreen, " " aYOHU 00
Coffee, roasted, " ' i'IO oe
Klce " " 8 0"
Potatoes, Irish, " " .. l
Oulona " " - 60
Dalrysalt " " W
Heaus. pink and ? J 5"
Ham, Kanms City, per pound II
llKHkiast bacon ' "
Urd " " I?
Ilnttor " " v. SJ
Cheese " "
Drledapples " " . IV&Bl
Dr'ed Keachcs " " 15
Dried apricots " "
Di led Kra tics " "
Dried ralidns " "
Honey, strained " "
Honey, In comb " "
Ekks, perdozeu
Alfalfa bay on ranch per ton.
drain '
Grain Hay holed "
Alfalfa " " " ..
1SI
lM
. 450
'7W
C.'iO
..A.
Ort-rn rrult Ketnll.
Apricot, perpoun.il. ,... fc
I'eachas, " ,c
pplts. " f -t 8o
Strawberries, per hox .. juo
lllacktierrles, " 2Ks
Toinatoc., per pound loo
liimnlil tMir rlos 400
Orainw. " SOffO
TINWARE.
dust the thing for
Hot Weather. '
n.Tu1 TrftnViRo
Bliift
r-
a
,. ."
'Daisy" I fay Kakes.
WANTS
RELIABLE
.-. CHEAP .'.
EFFECTIVE
VOUIl
WANTS
CAN
UK
SUPPLIED
11IR0UGH
THE
REPUBLICAN
it.vncs
For CluKslfle t AdTertliementi
Under all Ileailings.
5 CENTS PER LINE
EACH INSERTION.
MlH!0llUl00llH.
VATKO-AN KNKRflKTIIlilAK TO MAN.
IT ge hranch ofllie. Only a few dollarr
needed, balary toMait t5jr month and In-
t teresl lit lmtliiea. Tliortentirn l'ubllhgCo,
Kanaaa rlty, Mo.
WANTEU-FlFrY 'IEAMP FOR QKAUINO
wnrlc at C.1U lleml on the Wolimv canal.
Terms Jl 00 a day an . l-rd fur team" anil ramo
I for men.
McKEtNK & HAK'KU.
V GENTS WANTED MALI! AND FKMALK
A old and young, f 15 O) to S.-5.W tierday easi
ly lnsdoeelllng our Queen Pitting Outilts, and
doing Gold, Bilrer, Mckel, Copper nnd Brafs
Plating, that is warranteed to .ar foryearson
every clais of metal, tabiewurc, Jewelry, etc.
Lluht aud easily bundled, no exierienco le
quired tooDerate them. Can bs carrleil by hand
with eae fnnn house to houso, sameasagrlp
rack or satchel Acents an making money
rapidly. They sell to almost erfry business
lioue and family and workshop. Cheap, dura
ble, slmplo and within reacn of every one.
plates almost Instantly, equal to Ihe flnrst new
work. Bend for circulars, etc. QUEEN I ITY
SILVER A NICKEL PLATNO CO., Host 8t
Louis 111.
Hilvery.
GOLDEN EAGLE
Livery, Feed
and Sale Stable,
STURGES & "WALTERS, Proprietors.
Buccessqrs, to J. L Oant
Special Attention Given lo Hoarding Stock.
Calls answered "promptly.
Telephono Gl.
Pima Street, South of Mills House.
Uiirpontcr.
S.B.W1CKERS1IAM a a a a
i CARPENTER.;
Job Work and General Repairing.
Screen Work a Specialty.
All n l(lk uuniuuwcih vnivw mu. ...--
necontl door e-wt ot Vtndome WHchlnKtou
'... ...... .i,..u,i ii...!..i i .1,
otreev. van, or ttuure jjojl ii, hiuai ....
xiuiikh.
ItUK
VAT.LKY BANK
of Fhranlx. Arts
'aid up Capital
8100,000
ANDREW CIlAWKOkD.rres.
M. H. bllEUM AN, Vlco-rres.
WM.CII KI3TY, Cashier.
M.W. MKd81N(lEU,Asst. Cash.
COURK8PONDEN18.
I'aclfloBanlc BanFranclscp
Am. Kxchange Natl. Hank New York
First National Bank JxjsAneelei
(lolJwatorA Bros 1'rcfccoU
Banta Cruz Valley Bank Tucson, Aril
Drafts !snelou all tho Principal Cities
ot l.ii ro
rote
CoitiiI.
Monihon Corral.
JA.M1I3 JUUIIKAY, I'ltor.
HORSES
Cared lor by tho day, week or month,
at reasonable rates.
Hay and Grain (or Sale.
Headquarters for Freight! rs and Minim;
. Men. Fair dealini:, square
dealing.
Ndrth of Postoffice,
Cortex Bt., rHCKNIX. ARIZ.
C4jggl32 Call anil Examine Then. J
EM STOVES.
X
X
THE TUCSON SOUVENIR
On the lmn.lle ol thlt .1-x.a i au oxcecdlnRlr
..... i. ...... i. .i . k.,,!i i. ,., mn.io
Cold lrult'.
IF YOU WANT AN
t lrnnn
fil- ' KIV i
J1U11UUU1
Call at j
W.D.SUAIU'E'S at U:d Shooting Gallery..
Melona, Orapca anil all KrnlU Ice Cold. atJ a
comfortable place to cut them.
W. D. Sl-IAHPE. N
, , ., .-. .- . r !Bff nB jiinrfe
TVXoat ararlcot.
n ""
GO TO V
M. E. HURLEY?'
The Live Otifcher,
Kor yanr
(310iQQjtGitks aiul Roasts.
in in riirenlx. Experi
tienverr to any pan oi
KHinltliliiu.
qBTCl'RIO PARRA,
!zumalreet,
Aciatjis aim .Monroe,
BIACKSMITHING
Hi
irse Shoeing,
w
i'nirnn MiWinir.
1- .....D.
Also Repja.irs Spurs and Bridles
njl
I SPACE, ,
JNGfTO
11 1IIMM;
laa!-"
A Pifarin'fur-Kottrteuii Dollars.
Land oil ice fe.ep for onterinu 100 acres
in Clieyen neand Arapanoe rcervation,
(soon to In opened) nro $14. You pay
$1.50 per aero additional; one-half in
two years J mid remainder in five years.
This is un der honierttad act.
The San ta Vi rottie is the only rail
road rcacfeiine all parta of the new
country. Our Panhandle lino touches
the riorthw est corner, nnd is the nearest
of any to t ho western half of tho reser
vation. C .iy tickets to Kiowa, Wood
ward, Iligt 'ins or Canadian, via. A. T.
itS. F. I' O'vl wnjjon roads from above
points lo c 30111111 D, E, F, and G.
Ukiaiiorrta uiiy, on a. T. & s. b,
Texas line'
has heen doii:natel by thp
(Jiiited Sti tcslnnd cotninibsioner in the
land Office
or southern half of Cheyenne
and Arnpiiljiix; icservation. Two daily
trains over A, 'f. A S. K. to Oklahoma',
and t icnre by rail to eastern bonier.
Dot 't be deceived by the claims of in
ferior lineslthat onlv reach one side of
! tin new land. Local agent of Santa
liu ro ite will be clad to eive you a copy
of 01ailioma folder and furnish full in
formation relative to cost of ticketH,
route to tako, etc.
if
Oi'ouorlos.
MM AND GROCERF.
B. MATLEY, Prop.
Groceries and Provisions Sold Cheap.
FIRST-CLASS BAKERY
With fresh Dread always on hand. A wagon
always at conrenknee oi customer?.
Fruits aifl Vegetables in Season,
Handled on sin ill margin,
bare xipi Watermelons.
Call and Examine Goods. Tho Price Will Suit
Corner Center and Monroe Sts.
PHCENIX. - ArtlZONA.
The Faiiyly Restaurant.
Forrnmy, he Klectrlc I.unch Counter,
wife to Ec pcclablo Family Trade.
The OnlyiSRestaurart in town Employ
Ins Only White Help.
All; PBllic.' ies of lleK'ason Conslantlv on
Hand, fromFjfa Centu s high as you wish.
CdOL CLEAN AKD CHEERFUL,
Th XiftM PIA Innon fWinln. Is under tho
iiiv i.iwn 1 iv uuuui muura tnme manaite
ment, and wll give you the worth of your
money. j
SQUhE & FREYMIRE. Props.
hankMl. era:: n nUTu
iiiihnioinmfnuuiti.iiiriMicni. iladeoulv In solid f her. tea i Poor. ljc. OoOd itlght. 1 rice U.H) each, w
msi $
7i,?,3mzw
enred iMrAwUmSi'r"
the WAgSSgjURkL.
Ht.WWWr
gool rutoCOoroiilmo tho n'riu"? m tl
i.i. m.m a faml liar oat nil orer the 'itiltid fctatef.
J. .A.., JBJOA.CK:. Tucson, Ari
OyimUlu
Tfce McArthur -
For the treatme
111 ' Refractory Ores,
Is now established in tho
General OfTico Laboratory,
Cor. Pima and Washington Pts.,
For further particular, uddrefg
IS'TJltSlSIlY
TREK8!
Ai CALIFORNIA
T THAN FLORIDA PRICES.
JL
t WaFliltigtnn Nnval nnd Mediterranean, Sweet vaicntla. Hearts TardlfT, ' si) cittr
varietlm. Mtn tt hltc Smyrna and v hlle Adriatic Fig Trees at LmmtPnrei
I hare 1,000 two yer-old Washington .Navel bnds on four-jenr-old rootn " n ' to
dl forto. jxt huinlred and fcCOO oue-yearKild buds on three-year-old root tm ri pet
hundred. All lint claiatrcef, that letde price delhered in Fl.cenlx Aim kkti
hnndrel thousand heedless Hullana grafie cuttings and a few thoutaiuit Ktt.ai
,cnitinj.
I
B
Commercial Hotel,
Tirj",iroois.vxiri7,-G
. srrjn ma ntsirMCT,
s3Zfe
Paps,
'ui&By
3T1 !?! rfislicejcfijg
l:
5oII IliiuniiKr St.
OH13
W. J. Cif.ixnERHIN. Established 1080. F Diu.i.vcHi
W. .r.' Jl-TMBii3LIJ & CO.,
No. I3IG. Sixteenth St., JJKlSVJiU COLO.
1 '"-.-
l'lHKNIX lllVI
Lands! Lands I Lands!
SSTj.OO 1'EU ACRE. 10 acres Choico Oranpe Land with Water Itipht.
52.00 1'F.lt ACUF..(Kelinqnishineiit) 100 Arres Choice Fniit-Latid.
$3.75 l'KU ACRK. 100 Acres ratvntrd land 7 miles from l'lia-niz nenrOrsrg'
Grove.
J1100.00 Hiivs a 10 acre Oronpe Grovi4 miles from I'hronix.
$30.00 i'KR ACRi:. Choice Fruit Land with Water Right.
$800.00 JinyH 3 lots on Washington Street near Mills Houte.
9llfl (10 IIiivk 9. lnli nn Wnatiini'tnn Slroot. nenr I'nrk.
$18.00 l'ER ACRE 160 acres in ftarlevand Alfalfa. 8 miles northwest of PI"
J500.00 I1UYS SEVEN AND ONE-FOURTH ACRES with Water RigM
nnd one-half miles from l'lueinx.
Dargains in Improved and Unimproved1 City Properly.
A Carriajre Al'wavs in Altndanco to Show Property.
Phoenix Real Estate Co.
Office in Pratt Bros.' Stationery Store,
Washington Street, Phcenix, Ariz
SPOON.
inIltMti!i'iuZ'ti
in tne uowi naiiexceiieiii liirt-i11.,,
l'f-iiut..
fiueel nieces of wor t, ..:',i
IXMI1K urtKlliailT UUhi it. .1.. "1
llh gilt dow 1, (1 to. t ""ft
is.
JroooHM.
Forrest
Cyanide Process
Territory of Arizonu by the
(
E.
Phoenix, Ariz.
MARLOW. Secretary
STOCK.
3
ORANGE TREES
AT LESS
.......
H. R. HOLT,
Phcenix, Ariz.
axd iiooiciiiji?-ci
rTiMiTrs
B
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K
rrcspSndence
OL1 CITED.
Pamphlets, n
Ak. Offieo ;tationerv. .
Los Angeles, Cal.
UVEIt!S.
ESTXTE CO
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