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THE AKIZ02TA RErUBLICAUs WEDNESDAY MOBNINO; FEBRUARY 8, 1809.
Crimson fyims
"Just lots of folks aspire
.Throughout their lives to ape
The swell pneumatic tire
That travels on its shape."
The Syracuse ia a s.vll wheel. Iff
right uj to date. It's a. boaul.y, anil it'
beanly is more limn color deep.
THE BICYCLE STORE.
TEMPE, ARIZONA.
I SOUTI
SI siot. i
TEMPE.
Miss Lillian Murray anil Curt
W.
Miller went to Phoenix yesterday.
Mis. E. B. Gage returned to Phoenix
yesterday after a " short visit with
Mrs. George N. Gage of Tempo.
Mis. Broadbrcok, manager of the
Crittenton home at Phoenix, spent yes
terday in Tempe.
A. J. Peters shipped four cars of hay
last night.
A car cf cattle went to Prescott yes
terday afternoon.
Porter Fleming, district attorney of
Gila county, passed through here yes
terday morning on his way to Phoenix.
There is a movement under way to
organize a Ralston class at this place.
T. H. Houpt, a postoffice inspector,
paid Tempe a visit yesterday. He is
a very genial gentleman and expressed
himself as well pleased 'ft-ith the way
cur postal matters are being conducted.
Charles N. Taylor has sold forty
acres of land three miles east of town
to Mr. H. Gray of Phoenix. The sale
was made through W. A. Bolton's
agency. :Mr. Gray will immediately
build a nice home and move onto the
place. He expects to plant a portion
of the land to oranges.
George Schornick of Mesa left Mon
day night for California with a ship
ment of cattle.
The Good Templars Saturday night
initiated two more candidates, and in
stalled the following officers:1 C. T.,
Stella E. Chapman; V. T., Lottie J.
Mullen; secretary, Nora Brewer: A.
S., Milton Meyer; F. S., Oscar Mullen
treasurer, Bessie Hough; marshal.
Frank Hough; D. M., Mary Mullen; P.
C. T., J. W. McLean; chaplain. Ina
Listenbarger; guard, Isabella Fogal;
sentinel, Webb Griffin.
MESA.
Dr. Chandler, T. E. Pomeroy, Mrs.
Molly Rogers and Hon. C. K. Hakes
went to Phoenix yesterday.
Charles Petersen's baler is in Mesa
for repairs The machine was eating
hay on the old Mullen ranch when it
broke down.
John Nelson of the Vekol mine is in
Mesa. The Vekol is working a larg
force of men. Mr. Nelson says a new
mine called the Ward, six miles from
the Vekol. 'will have a force of men
working on it shortly.
Those registered at the Alhambra
are: C. F. Beard. Mesa; J. T. Pattlon,
Globe; W. F. McNeil, Globe;i 'S. B.
Claypool, Globe.
Those registered at the Kimball
house are: T. Gelbert, George How
ard, Phoenix; D. Strahl, Mesa; W. A.
Jackson. Los Angeles; S. W. J. Bo wen,
C. T. Hawley, Ella Steel. Dr. J. E.
Drane, O. Holdren. Mesa; W. K. Por
ter, Phoenix; Alexander Rjbinson,
Louisville; W. .1. Guthrie, San Fran
cisco; Dr. William Duffield, G.
F. Lampey, F. F. Nelson. George
Gann and wife, Mrs. S. M. Harris, C.
M. Manne, E. W. Gillette, M. Perry,
Frank A. Chase, Phoenix; L. C. Wag
ner, Goldfield: Dr. W. G. DeVore and
wife, Tempe; H. C. Storey, Prescott;
H. B. Ncrdeu, Denver; E. E. Hadley,
John Boyle, Saeaton; J. S. Duey,
Globe; M. S. Tichner, San Francisco;
F. G. Mauk. White Hills.
Grover & Nelson expect to shear in
the neighborhood of tiOO bales of wool
this year. The shearing will be fin
ished in ten days.
Mrs. J. M. Lewis is building a small
addition to her house two and a halt'
miles east of town.
The grounds belonging to the Mesaj
senooi district and located on the north
side of town are being cleared, leveled
and planted to trees. The north side
people are working hard to have an
other school built on this plat instead
cf enlarging the old building.
Company E, N. G. A., 'will give a
grand ball on the T2 of this month.
The members are working faithfully
and will stop at nothing short of
guaranteeing a magnificent event.
W. J. Birch ell is still stubbing
around 'town. Mr. Birchell says he will
go into business again if he can col
lect his old bills and swears by his
reputation that he will live and die in
Mesa before he will let one debtor
escape hirn. If any merchant has any
bad bills on his hands he would do
wiil to place Mr. Birchell on his pay
rcli.
Mrs. William Passey is improving.
The mountains to the north and east
of Mesa present a beautiful appearance
at present. The Four Peaks for the
third time this winter are covered
with snow, this time with a heavy
covering that permits of no black
juttings of stone in the white.
The stockholders of 'the Zenos Co-op.
store have had a meeting. One change
'was made in the directors. W. H
Allen was elected to succeed his
brother, C. S. Allen. The new direct
orate has elected Warren Sirrine pres
ident of the company to succeed W.
J. LeBaron. The management has not
yet been chosen.
:o:
The "Tennessee's Pardner"' company
will arrive over the M. & P. this morn
ing and appear at the Patton Grand
tonight. This company is said to h"
exceptionally fine. The sale of seats
opens at 9 a. m. i
MARKET REPORTS.
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
Wholesale Prices Current,
EGGS. BUTTER AND CHEESE.
EGGS Ranch, $5.50 5.75 per case;
Eastern, $55.50.
BUTTER Ranch, per lb, 2025c;
Maricopa creamery, fe.
CHEESE Eastern, full cream, per
It), 16ilSc; home. 10llc.
BEAN-.
BEANS Per cwt.. small white, 13(H
3.25; piDks, $::..r3.5; Lima, $S.25
r..50.
POTATOES, ONIONS AND VEGE
. TABLES.
POTATOES Sl.sr.fj 2; red sweet
potatoes, ?l.t.5 per cv.t.; Early Rose,
$2.50(ft2.75. "
ONIONS California. $2.2502.50 per
cwt.; French artichokes, $1.502 per
doz.
VEGETABLES Eeets. per cwt.,
$1.40; turnips, $1.15 per hundred; cel
ery, $l(ftl.25 pel- doz.; green chili, per
1?), 40c; evaporated chilis, per lb,
15c; green onions, per doz. bunches,
25c; radishes, per doa. bunches, 2oc;
spinach, per doz., 2ue; tomatoes, per
lb, 15c; string beans, livic; green peas,
15e; cabbage, $3.503.75 per cwt.;
cauliflower, per to, 6c; lettuce, 1025c
per doz.; Brussel sprouts, 17V22Us
per lb; French artichokes, 10T5c.
DRIED FRUITS, NUTS, RAISINS.
RAISINS London layers, per box,
$1.75; loose, per lb, 45MsC; eeedless
Sultanas, 6V2&SC.
DRIED FRL'ITS Apples, evapo
rated fancy, per lb, 11c; peaches, fancy,
7YjUSc; choice, tiY27c; pears, fancy
evaporated, 7J,ie; plums, pitted, choice.
Sc; prunes, choice, 7Vc; fancy, 9Va
10c.
NUTS Walnuts, paper shells, 12V2c;
fancy soft shells, 121232c; al
monds, 12(r?13c; pecans. Be; filberts,
32-13c; Brazils, 12c; pinones, ll12c;
peanuts, eastern roasted. ll12c;
raw, 8&10c; home raw, 7Sc; roasted,
10(5 12c; chestnuts, 1720e per lb.
Lemcns, fancy, per case, $3.404;
Arizona navels, fancy, per case,
3.00 3.75; Arizona. Jaffa, fancy, per
case, Si.ijUM I. to; Arizona grape truit,
.7501.25 per doz.; bananas, $3.254
per bunch; California apples, per box,
$1.902.25; guavas, 15c per basket.
Strawberries, Arizona Everbearing,
per lb basket, 15c; Arizona olives, ripe
and green $ .801.10 per gallon.
FHEU MEATS.
Beef, per lb, IVzc; veal per lb, 8c;
mutton ner lb, Sc; fresh pork, 7c.
GRAIN AND HAK.
WHEAT Per cental, for shipping,
$1.20 1.30.
HAY Per ton, loose alfalfa. $10.00;
baled alfalfa per ton, ?1111.50.
BARLEY $1.40 per cwt.
EOLLED BARLEY S1.C0.
FLOUR AND FEEDSTUFFS.
FLOUR Per bbl., local extra roller
process, $4.50; graham, $2.50 per cwt.;
whole wheat Hour, $2.50 per cwt.
CORN MEAL White, $2.25 per
cwt.; veliow, $2.50 per ewt.
FEEDSTUFFS. Bran, per tea, $15;
rolled barlev, $1.15 per sack.
POULTRY AND GAME.
POULTRY Hens, good heavy, per
doz, $3.754.25; turkeys, live. 120;
turkeys, dressed, lie; Pekin ducks, live,
per doz., $5.50; geese, 10c p;r lb, live.
HAMS 10lu1c tor medium, 10
lOVaC for large.
DRY SALT PORK Per lb, VA3
8c.
LARD Kettle rendered leaf,
$4.50; 30s, $5.40; 5s, 5.45; 3s. $5.50,
HONEY AND BEESWAX.
HONEY Comb in frames, per
50s,
lb,
10c; strained, per case, $5.50G.
BEESWAX Per lb, 22024c.
COFFEES AND SUGARS.
COFFKES Rio, 1315c; Central
American, 18Ji20c; Peaberry, 2022c;
Mocha and Java, 3031; Arbuekle's,
$13.0013.20 a case.
SUGARS Granulated cana, per
ewt., 76?7'.8c; cube, 7-;s7c; pow
dered, 1V"C ; C, Gc per lb.
HIDES, W7OOL AND TALLOW.
HIDES Dry, lle per lb; kip, 10c;
calf, 14c; bull, 5c.
WOOL Nominal.
TALLOW Per lb, No. 1, 2c.
PROVISIONS.
BACON Breakfast fancy, per lb,
10 10 tic.
HAM- 10lle.
THE LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Lcs Angeles, Feb. 7. Live stock per
pound, beeves. 2S3; hogs, 441,i;
hmibs per head. $2ff2.25: sheep per
cwt., $2.503!75;' calves per paund,
2sifl'3.
Kansas City. Feb. 7. Cattle Re
ceipts, 0,000; the market -xas strong;
native steers. $1.S5'5.50: Texas
steei'3, $3.504.90; Texas cows, $2.50
3.30; native cows and heifers, $2.50
1.30; stackers and feeders, $2.254.25;
bulls. $2.55 3.25.
Sheep Receipts, 3.000: the market
was firm; lambs, $3.75(35; muttons,
$2 50 4.15.
Chicago. Feb. 7. Fancy cattle
brought $5.80'g6; choice steers. $5 35
5.75: medium steers. $4.754.95,
stackers and; feeders. $3.20 1.75: bulls,
$2.70 4.25; eoxs and heirers. f3.304;
western steers, $4.tii5.40; Texas
,( ,,., .. -.. S. ..... . ;;L,,;C, , uiR, Ynilf-
f ul hjT'l'X, C:L- l--U -o (' ,:..s;i;, 'J,r)i;im,
T Jiquvr. f-iis lo 'jiig.i .-, .'r.?u::iii'n.
Insanity .".nil LV-. A- t-t ro i,.- k. ma-i, t a
lis f.r ir.; v-ifh v.-:-." t '. c; 'r.-r.-.it:-.: :5Vc-e to
c'.-e j,'eiV-js;-.i rv::'7ic;-. y;7E'.o r.t
tici. or.iit;i:i r;f livj r: -i1' rc:i:,:iut. svilii r-. i
in6traeuo!i8, c?r.t 'J: n r--.:; p.- oiii' L-.l'l to
each v-3on. tt rto;-o I,; r; til.
- Extra S'.rorglh. I f .L' J
ff-('i'?f For IiBpoteccy, Jdoss olVtvP-W
i(S. SO' I'.vvrsr, XjOsi Hnnliood, V' M,',
-'V''i :. onrj tir to:- c" w.th'-j-?.x
be-po;..-i ir-ran
, BEN L. BEAR, Sole Agent.
118 and 129 E. Washington St,
j.-i . .. Faonix, Ari?
i;:.:..X: : C"i:r.3 l".'!r.T;3S?
teer.;, $0.5O4.S0; calves; $"7.25.
There was a steady and kooU de
mand for sheep and priee.-i showed n
market change. Poor to prime sheep.
$2.504.40; westerns, $4.40; ewes.
$S.603.90; yearlinss, S4.154.55; in
ferior to prime lambs, $4 5, the
greater 'part selling at $1.755.
Receipts Cats le, 3,030; sheep, 14,000.
THE GRAIN MARKET.
Chicago,
i7&72:'
Feb.
Inly,
7 . Wheat May.
O'fctfOU. Corn
Ma v,
O.i ta-
Jul v . :i7
S; .Tnly
Sejiteiulier,
2fi.-2;;s.
THE SILVER MARKET.
; Francis
Mexican
".). Feb.
(!)!i;irs.
7. Silve
IT1.-; IS.
bar
PRICE OY COPPER.
New York, Feb. 7. Copper wa
strong at $17.20 bid and $18 asked.
:o:
ATTEMPTED STAGE ROBBERY.
The Horses Frightened to Escape by
the Fire cf the Bandits.
Jackson, Ca., Feb. 7. An attempt
was made by two masked, men to hold
up the Jackson and lone stage this
morning. There were no passengers,
the only persons aboard being the
driver, Pete Fcdesta, and the Wells
Fai'go nie.-' ?nger. R. E. McCcnneM.
Without a 'word of warning the le
port of a. gun startled the occupants of
the stage. The weapon was loaded
with 'buckshot. Both Poeena and Mp
Connell were wounded by the first dis
charge. The horses started on a run
and the robbers gave up the chase.
: o:
YOUNG MOTHERS.
Croup
young m
he terror of thousands of
others oeeause its outbreak is
so agonizing and frequently fatal.
Shiloh's Cough and Consumption Cure
a:-ts like magic in cases of Croup. It
has never been known to fail. The
worst cases relieved immediately.
Price 25 cents, 50 cents and $1. Dr.
G. H. Keefer, Druggist.
In the Probate Court
Territory el Aiizoua.
of Jlaricopa County,
In the Matter of tiie .Estate of Josephine Elvey,
Order to show- Cause Why Sale of Eeal Estate
SliouM .'ot be Made
Cnmos i.ow Thomas K. Elvcy Administrator
of Ihe estate of snil Josehine 1-lvey !eceHKel,
ami liles m iliis Court a etnion praying for
au onler of fcale of certain real estate beloDK'n
hi the estate of said deceased for the
purposes of paying tlie di-bts of i'.id
deceased, and toe rlaims against aid es
tate, arid the costs and charges of ad
ministration, and having asked for a day
to be fixed by this Court for hearing said i :ti'
tion, "w hereupon
11 is fcen-by Ordored hx the Court that
Wcdr.esdv the Mil day of February. A.D., l.sii'J,
at the hour of 11 o'e'o. k in the forenoon of said
day, at the Court Koom of said Cour!. in the
City of Phoenix, County of Maricopa, and Ter
ritory of Arizona, has been fixed by tliis Court
as the Time and the pla e set for the hearing of
saiil petition, an 1 any and all poisons inter
ested in s.tiil esiate are hereby notihed bi be
and appear before the Ct. tirt at said lime and
place .'ind'liien and lliere I" Shou ;ituse if any
they have why said administrator .fiouid i:ot
be Jrante.d an order tt sell so much and such
portims of said real estate as may be necessary
for tlie purposes above mentioned, and as pray
ed for in sanl petition.
It is further Ordered that a Copy of this
Order be published in The Arizona Republi
can, a iK '.vspa per of freneral c.irculat iun printed
and pub-ished ill said County, once a week fur
lour weeks.
Jione in Open Court this 10th day of January,
A, I)., 1S:.
VV. H. SCOTT,
Probate Judge.
In tlie I'roliiiie Court of Marlropa Couiilv
T'Tiitorv nf Avionu.
In the Matur ui" tbe Kstale ot O. J
Ciibbs (l)e I
Or-K'r to Piiow fV.iif-c Why Srtlc of Uenl Esiiitc
liould N(1 In
( jiuiv ') htniins V. "Pomborfoii, admin ;
trutor oi llic csiuH1 of sni.l O. I.. ('ilb (te'-oafil, I
j.ml ii !,;. in this Court it j.t-tiUtii pra yiu;r f mi
rmk-r f sale f otTtain real ttati tc'lonirui u '
tin; csialci'J' sai'I ikurasfil fur tlu puj'!(si of J
paying thi' lU-bts i J-ni'l Ouccas'-il. nuil ihi1'
t laiiii again s:jf i'.-!ulf, ainl tht' t'or-ts mkI
cuaj-.'S ui h: :u i mst r;ii M:i, rm Jirivnit? Hsktu
fitr a day to Ik' iixt-ti hy tuis Court for hearing
sai'l puti'iui), Avit-r i.i!'Ti
l! is lu-n-tsy (nk-ivl ly The Court that
WfilnusiLiy i In St h nay of Ki'oruary, A . I)., l1,
at tlie li(ur of lu ('rlck in tbc fuivnoou of saiil
iay, at the C--urt Koom of said Court, in the
Ciiy of Phot-nix, County of Maricopa, and Ter
ritory of Arizona, 1ms la-en fixed by this Court
as tin time and the plaee set for tlie hear mr of
au petition, and r.ny and all jeion inter
eted in r-aid estnte Mi liereby liol'itied to be
and atitar befure tfi Court at sairl time and
place and then and lh?ie Show Cause if any
they have why said administrator should not
be Kramed an order to still so mneh and sueh
portions of said real eM.ate may be ne es
sary lor the purposes above mentioned, and
as i. rayed for in said petition
1 1 is "fun her ordered that a Copy of this O-nVr
lie published in The Arizona Uepu biiean, a
new-paper of general e rcuiathm printed a"l
published in said County, onee ft wui k for lour
iione in Olten Court this lOi
lay of Januiiry,
A. u. lo'jy.
VT, P. FCOTT,
ri'otmte Judye.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate of P.urney A. P'Poot, deeensed:
Notice is liereby iveil by tlie undeTsiKned
Exeeutor of the last viil of the S;iid deceased,
to the creditors of i'.iid r.ll persons luiving
claims a:iiinst the said deceased, to exhibit
tiieni, v.ith tlie ueeess;;u'y vouchers, -witliin -1
mouths in t er the first publication of tit is notice
to the said Executor at the law ollice of L. 11
Chalmers, in the I'lemipf Iiuildinjr, l'lioenix,
Arizona, the same bein. tlie piaeo for the
transaction of the business of said estate, in
said County of Maricopa.
O.SCAP. 15. P'POOAL,
Executor of the last wiil and tesiament ol
Barney A P'l'ool, deceased.
1'uted this 261 li day ol Jauunrv, l;i03.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Kstuts of Janies T. Simms deoentHl.
Noii'.-e is hereby uiv-'ii hy the Hinlersixnel
Executors of ihe J l-t wiil ami trMmnenr of
James T. Si nuns c; 1. to ihe cr-'eliior of
a ml h 11 persons !); viim: ;. irnr. i iic l I he fhUI
ii eeea ied, to exhibit them, witn the T)e e.s;i t y j
vouchers, within Hi months alter i in iirt iutt
li t-a r i( mi of this n iirt. to the ahl Kxt.cn tors at
tli e law otti'-e of'l F. A worth i iiei r attorney,
over "Tlie Valley Hc.i'-i" in the City of Phoenix,
Arizona, the jh nie bein; th plate ior tlie
transaction of tlie iiisit:ess of said estate, in
said County 01 ilarit-opa.
i U ARTIES F. SIMMS ami
(j-;o. T. i'ROSHV,
j-Ixeoutory of tbe last will ami lestument of
Jatnes T. Hi in mis (i'.-e'.-ae'l.
JMted this Utti day 01 Jannnry, 100.
Iesa,
Florence sad filol
...STAGS LINE...
Three trine a week. Daylight Travel. Fart
between Mesa and Globe, tld: round trip, lift
Stage stops over night at Riverside.
Leaves Mesa 5 a m. Mondays, Wednesday?
nr.it Fridays. Arrives fit Flori nee at H :?.0 a. in
Leaves Florence ft t 1 . in., arriving at Globe a
G t', 111. the followitli; day.
Leaves lilobo 7 a. hi. Mnnilays, Weinesdayi
and Kr'tbiys. Arrives at P'lorenee at J 1 a, ra. the
following "(lay. Leaves F lorence for Mesa at '
p. m. Arrives at Mesa at 8 p. ni.
C. R. GOOOJN, Proprlefor.
Johnson Pros., Agents at Mesa. T.pnis 3nltK.r
inf ill at (jlete. L. hi. l'rajs. Agent. torar.
L. W. Collins, Ageat at Fhocuii.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that on the
Cth day of January, 1S90. in pursuance
of a resolution adopted by the common
council of the city of Phoenix, Ari
zona, the undersigned, J. C. Adams,
mayor of the city of Phoenix, filed in
the district court of the Third judicial
district of the territory of Arizona, in
and for the county of Maricopa, a .pe
tition addressed to said court praying
that the following described territory,
au.joininar the present limits of the
city of Pho. nix, Arizona, may be an
r.c::'d to said ciiy, and be irade 4 part
tlieieaf. viz:
The stint boast quarter of Seel ion C,
in Township 1 N. rtli. Range 3 Hast,
'J Ha and Salt River Base and Meridian
Lines, in Maricopa county, Arizona.
That the hearing of said iiotition will
b'.' had at the November term, A. 1).,
1S"S, of said court, at the court house
iu the city of Phoenix, county of Mari
ccpa, and territory of Arizona.
J. CADAMS,
Mayor of the City of Phoenix, A .T.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that on the
Cth day of January, 1890, in pursuance
of a resolution adopted by the common
! council of the city of Phoenix, Arizona,
jthe undersigned, J. C. Adams, mayor of
jthe city of Phoenix, filed in the district
court of the Third judicial district of
! the Territory of Arizona, in and for
jthe count j- of Maricopa, a petition ad
! dressed to said court praying that the
i following described territory, aujo'in
i ins the present, limits of the ci;y of
i Phoenix. Arizona, may be nnne?:cd to
jsaid city, and be made a part thereof,
viz:
j The Southwest Quarter of Section 5,
j in Township 1 North, Range 3 East,
jGila and Salt River Base and Meridian
Lines, in Maricopa county, Arizona.
! That the hearing of said petition will
'be had a: the November term, A. D.,
j 1393, of said cour:, at the court house
n the city ot Phoenix, county of Mari
:opa, and territory cf Arizona.
J. C. ADAMS,
Mayor cf the City of Phoenix, A. T.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
Notice is hereby giver, that on the
Cth day of January, 1899, in pursuance
cf a resolution adopted by the common
council of the ci:y of Phoenix, Arizona,
:the undersigned
J. C. Adams, mayor of
the city of Phoenix, fiied in the district
j court of the Third judicial district of
itlie ter"ritory-of Arizona, in and for the
i county of Maricopa, a petition ad
' dressed to said court praying that the
foilowir.g described territory, adjoin
ing the present limits of the city of
Phoenix, Arizona, may bs annexed to
Isaid city, and be made a part thereof,
j viz:
I The Southv.-est Quarter of S?etion 4,
iia Township North, Range 3 East,
;G':Ia and Salt River Ease and Meridian
jLir.es. in Maricopa county, Arizona,
i That the hearing of s:ud petition vill
jbe had at the Noveir.har term, A. I.,
j 1.V9S, of said court at the court house in
, the city ot Phoenix, county of Mari
, copa, and territory of Arizona.
J. O. ADAMS,
Mayor of the City of Phoenix, A. T.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
Notice is hci-eby given that on the
Cth day of January, S!, in pursuance
cf a resolution adapted by the common
j council of the ciLy of Phcenix, Arizona,
I the undersigned, J. C. Adams, mayor c
jthe city of Phoenix, filed in the district
court of the Third judicial district of
ihe territory of Arizona, iu and for the
county cf Maricopa, a peti:ioa :id- i
dross?d to said court praying that the '
followijig described territory, adjoin- j
ing the present limits of the city of i
Phoenix, Arizona, may be annexed to i
said city, and be made a part thereof, j
viz: j
The Northwest Quarter of Section 0, ;
in Township 1 North, Range 3 East, I
Giia and Salt River Base and Meridian
Linos, in Maricopa county, Arizona.
That the hearing of said petition will
be had at the November term, A. D.T
1S0S, of said court, at the court house
in the city of Phoenix, county of
Maricopa, and territory of Arizona.
J. C. ADAMS,
Mayor of the City of Phcenix, A. T.
Everybody taVe. tbs
Texas Pacific and
Iron loantata Rents
To Chicago, St. Louis, New Orlp.vrfi.
New Tork, Waahingtoii, Pliiiuael
phia, Kansaa City B3iJ
ALL POINTS EAST
TSTTTV
Because it Is the shortest. Its equip
ment is superior. It haa the best
scenery. It h:is courteous and polite
trainmen. It"? connections can be de
ponded upon. It hr.a the " reputation
tif being the most popular line in tbe
South.
These are & tew reasons wiiy .peopU
prefer it If yoa ish time caieis
f atGS
or information pertainins to
freight or jiatiHetiger tuainess, fiprlj
to
E. P. TURNER, G. P. & T. Agt,
Dalian, Tex
38. F. BAKBYSHIRE.
S. W. F. & P. A.,
KI Pasc, Tml -JOHN
C. LEWIS. T. P. A.
Aui.hu To
The Phoer.Is -Short IJce ' has
resumed it3' Sunriay excursions
from Mesa and Tempe to Pboe
ntx. Train No. 6 will he held at
Mesa City until 4:30, leaving Tempe at
5, arriving at Phoenix 5:30. Train Nc.
7, due to leave Phoenix at 5 p. m., will
be held until after the band concert
and will leave Phoe'nix about 9:30 p.
m., local time, and rate of one fare
will be made for the ronnii trio.
Read the advertisements in The Re
publican and learn the name end loca
tion of the. houses which arc doing the
business cf the town. Yen will find
the ntim" of every succesffttl burlne.s
firm in the city in the alvcrtis'ng columns.
South Side B
lENRY'S
15
LACE
i
FINEST LUNCH
WHEAT, BARL
GRAIN
Y
A
Special prices on large contracts. Corrf-spoiidence solicited
X,13E
Good Heds All kiuils of drinks at the tar.
OFFICE
New Sfvv'ce and Newly Arranged and Eqa'ppei Tfifoug-Kotst.
The Best Meal in tlie Gty 25c Board hy the Wk $40-
TCHJM SOUNG, Proprietor.
Tiie Atmosplicre of J.Tssa
is Hijyrt, Dry and Pare.
Affords Special ac
and the Traveling Public
Valtey outsid
1
cf Phoenix.
r ffy-Flrct-Class Fesii Stable
boarded by aay, week: or month.
JUST RECEIVED.
TTALENTINES for th
V Ri-h znd the Poor,
Juveniles.
Your Corns Cured
ALHA
!A HO
COME,
Everything; Kew-Furnitnro, House lid MsnaeremeiiC No icralids taken.
Largo Brciou Porch both stork-s. Jront and roar.
GROCERIES AND GENTS
Hay ani Gram T A
Bought. J
...HAVE SOLO...
ALL THEIR CHEAP BLANKETS, BUT HAVE A FEW
slEAVV ONES I FF7- : ;
Bicycles and Supplios, Guns,;
Ammunition and Sporting j
Goods of all Kinds. ' j
S. W.J. BOWEM
-rKOPEIETOR-
icycie,
"ewing Machines, Guns
and Gasoiino Stoves FJepaired.
Saws Filed.
TREES.
TREES.
TREES.
se Mesa Nurserymen;
OiTcf to give free 1,000 California j
palms to the fir.- t person who will ap-
ply and show sincerily to plant them !
in live rsnce ana care tor tnem. sec
ond person, 1,01)0 Palms for $2.50,
thi:J person, 1.000 Palms $5, fourth
person, 1.00 Palms. $7.50. All others
S10 per 1,000.
'PaJifla are the best plant known for
lhc fence.
IMMENSE STOCJC
Of Ash, I'mbrellas and all other kinds
of trees and plants, which they are
selling at bedrock prices. . '
LOME EARLY FOR YOUIi TREES.
CHEAP AND GOO.
10 acres good land, best water rights,
?i.:o.
5 acres near town, frame house, with
water, $750.
. -0 acre s, brick house, orchard,1 well,
Wilier right, $1,800.
l'JO acre:5 alfalfa, orchard, wells and
water tights, $0,000.
i)20 acres nearly ail cultivated, alfalfa
and grah, wl'dh stock watering facili- j'f
ties and Tempe water right, SS.oOO.
Square" dealin,'; and easy terms.
Correspondence solicited.
Y. A. BOLTON, Tempe, A. T.
The Paiaea,
GUS. II. KIRSCSFELD, Proprietor.
Imported and Domestic
Wines, Liqnors and Cigars
PHOENIX, ARIZONA.
t
!
iisiness Directory
59
ROOMS IN TEMPE.
OYSTERS in any style.
Tempe, Arizona.
WHOLESALE
liCALER iN
LFALFA,
CEREALS.
AND ALL
KSNDS OP
HOUSE!
TravelfnK 'fen's and Stockmen's stopping place
C A-IHTiC,
Tempe,
Arixona
ommcdations for WINTER TOURISTS
Is the Largest and best in the
n connection with Hotel. Horses
Ugfly and the GooJ, for the
Box Papers for Adults and
for SO cents, in the hatgam.
ROOT'S DRUG STORE.
BRICK AND STONE
CONTRACTOR, Tempe.
MESA. European Plan.
DAN MA HONEY, ProD.
FURNISHINGS
East
YJJLuLV 1 JTl. Tcmoe.
MEAT MARKET.
Fresh : Fish : and : Oysters
33 V 33 it Y W 33 33 3C .
BICYCLE
MILTON
u'diyii:.? the
COMPL
i V u
ft-8
Kewcvir.sr Prckfes, Tar., Moth,
Plmpi r1 ritSer decoloration.
'.'or sti?o'OT nil (Irussricta
a s-ivt- f'--c a
THAT OTHERS MAY LIVE I
By so doing-, the ORIGINAL
COLD STORAGE MEAT
M ARKE T continues to I
satisfy its many patrons. 4
All meats sold direct from
Ccld Storage. 4
TERMS STR2CTLY CASli. ' Tree X
Delivery to nS! parts of She ciiy.
S. J. IR500LET,
I'biass io Brk
An-j ii Bite to U.
121 Koiitii C'snwr 1.
i Mesa,
(I III I
sr..3. 1r
A
iW r-OU-INS. Prop,
USE-
!: ! BUTCtlER
6 "Hfri&i.-vx.i&.ito,
I SCO'IT tSi FLETCHER. $
PHOENIX SHORT LINE)1
tn. p. ui.' ja. in. p. m.
.:.C; l.MtL7 MsKa Ar lt.:j. 6.U0
..ijijI 'J iKii 'l emve lU .Jti 5.:a)
.:); ::;ui;Ar 'Ikjmmt ..l,v y.::uj a.0
Jo."l . ' No. 2.
"tTIo fi " m Tr "T."p jTuKN 1X.T. . . .tr HvM a m
8:00 p m YeiajK) 7 am
8:15 piti I'etertton 7:15 a ui
8::Jop)ii KLy:ene t :.v a m
8:5i m Sacatoa crjvaiu
'Jliii ii At. Maricopa It 6:ouam
HntTHER-i PAUK'IO.
East onijil Krom East
10:30 p ia ly (irioapa ar 5:!5am
1:15 a Lu ucson 2:obm m
9:i!0 m IVming c:f6r M
1!:3:1? m Jil yn.so.., J:tSp m
11 a ui aii Antonio 4:. m
7:C5p m Hou-ion 8:85a m
7: a m New Organs b:ao p ia
10:2 . m Washington 10:uu i la
H:23 am W w Y-"b 4:10 m
East bonnd irro a East
3:10 p n I
ti .ZQ i m
7:3.5 p ml
7-3 m tir.
El Paso
Ua'
.. ..Ht. Louis
chii'&tro
1) is a m
6H m
90 m
9::ur in
SOUTH fcJlJS PAUIKIO,
J'rom Vt'est WRBbo7iT J
H'"'Sp in :nr Maricopa 1"
E:fti ;i in Vmaa
t:i " a ui Los AUHeies
5M0 p in I i'remo. . .
m i Sav VranriMso
r.:uo p m Portlainl ...
9:5jr ci Mv Soattla.. ar
k:'4'i e in
lt:2T m
m
il :!( m
0:45 r m
9:S0 m
6:fW f in
Train No. 1 connecr with Southern fa
ctfie train No. 19, eastbound, ltavir.s Har-
icopa at 10:: 0. p. 1,1.
Train No. 2 conneccs with Southern Fa
cllie train No. 20, westbound, leavln
Maricopa at 5: 15 a. in.
Pacific Coast Limited passes Maricopa: East.
Jwmnrt, 2:2-1 a. m., Weii;s,lHvs and Haiurdays :
Wostbound, S:30a.ni., Fridays ana Tuesdays oi
each ween.
Connections made -at Phoenix with 8.
F., P. & P. R. K. for Prescott ana con
gress. Connections at Mesa with stage for
Florence and Globe, Mondays, Wednesdays aud
Fridays at 5 o'clock a. m.
Trains stop on signal.
Pullman Palace Sleeping car on all
trains between Phoenix and Maricopa.
N. U. MASTEN, B. JT. PORTER,
President. Gen'l Supt-
M. O. B1CKNELL,
Gen'l Frt. and Pass. Agt.
SCENIC LINE OF ARIZONA.
SANTA FE, PRESCOTT
& PHOENIX RY.
AND
PKESCOTT & EASTERN R. R.
WITH THE
SKNTS PE SYSTEM.
Shortest and Quickest service between rboeuix
Kansas City. St. Louis, Chieago
and all Eastern Points.
From tlie
West
Paysj
THROUGH
TIME TARI.R
To .he
West
I
I I Ia.
.Sau I mneiseo. . .ar rt.-lip Tuea
. Mejave. . . ... .ar a. Iia Tues
. . . Wan liii yi ar f.dOpTues"
. . Los Anireles ar' a.sna Toes
liiirsiou- hi 1:2. 4"a Tues
Ash Fork lv m.siup Moil
' To t he
! . i East
Mon
T'.ns
TiYes
Tiles
T'.ies
Wed
4.3l'li!v.
ln.lei: lv.
is.H'H lv.
l'J.'.'i im.Iv.
:;..'xiplv.
7. t.'iu ar.
lrolt! tile
East
l.ilp!v
m.:;;ipiv
ll.-JUa lv
...Uhieajfo. .r. y.Wlp Vv'eil .
. ..jt Louis, .ar, U.l."p Weil ;
Kansas t'i iv ar 7.0ua Wed
. ..V2a"i
7.1nab
s.n.p
;.mlp-J
'..e"ip
ii.fnia 3
Men
Tiles
Wed
W.;1
:;.La ! v
. Denver. . ,i:r (tin Tues
9.H ui lv
AUtTiijU'tiue.ar lo.'2.".Moii
Tim
i.P'p HI'
. .Ai.'i lMirt..lv h.ll.ia Mon .
Note Close
ite:l. passing
and Sundays.
eouuei-tion with KastUmitd Lim-
Abh Eork, Tuesdays, Tiiursdayi
! South
bound ' IPMSS.
. i-'i-
7 l.nc.M
: 3TMJS TABLE
JHmnliun Time.
j.v.i fssii" iaiRirrrrAr
...Jvr:ni-j JuLiclion.. .
J. v., .Jirronio At
.ar.Jti;tine .1 i;nct)on.ir
...I'.tV: K. Juuctiou. . .
! Ar. I'Kwott...:" I.T
1-J. lrA' 1 . .
l-'.4'pi A I'.
No. 21.i K.loi.
12.1'.Upl "
l.lKlp.l W
3-!2-.ii
2.21IUI
2. illpl
Lv'. :
'.'.J.Maver...
.Ar
. . . . .-I'Hurmi..;
V-ljr-rry tri'ek......
Lv..f. it i;.' .Juliet... Ar
Ar.... 1' ri'seolt .v
lv i'rt-scolt ar.
8.0(a
:-!.l."I lv i'r-scolt ar. 2.4Ha(
l.:;rl ar. .Sknll Valiey...lVi I-'Jiiki
4. ":"i lv. . Skull Vallty.. .ar' l.Oai
5. 1 " )) : K r k 1 a 1 1 d ; 1 2. .Vi p !
li. 5 r i . .ConiriH'Ss .lunrlioil. 1 1 1 -17pi
7.2p! Wii'ki'nlitirg :10.:Wpj
7.47i;. :Hot Springs Jet ,10.0p
.".!!!' ivoria y.utipl
.'' il-ndIe j' 8..V.pt
y.'".p All anilira I 8.4Api
.2(ip ur l'l ot-nix lv; S.:!0p
Through ti"kois to all points iu the United
States, ( mnidn and Mvxk-o.
i'o.NNKi.'l'IOXS: KTonif Junction ivith V. V.
& 1". Ky iu' Jerome: 1. c E. Juucuion with 1'.
K. R. K. for Unr.jii ami Mayor; Mavcr with
stapro to Crown Kin und otln-r mining points;
I'roscou will! stjre lines ior all principal
mining ckiii S ; t'onsns Junction with Stapo
lines ior t'lHitrrcss , ilarijiia Ilala. Ptanton and
V anion ; Hot BpriTis Junction with the C. t'.
11. S. & I. Co., ior Castle Creek Hot Springs, the
all-year-round heaUli resort; J Jia'nix with the
M. A 1'. fc a. R. V. li. li. lot points ou the S. t.
System.
E. XT. GILLETT, ;
GEO. yi. SARGKNT, Uenaral Agent,
Gen. Frt. fc Pass. Agt. Phoenix.
lreseott, Arizona.
Arizona and South Eastern Ry.
Northward.
Southward.
a.m.)
6:00 :LvT. ...
fi:06 I
STATIONS
iP.m
. .. Bisbee .. .
.Arl
1:S0
. South Bisbee J 1:J2
6:12
6:25
6:32
6:52
7:07
.. Don Luis 1:10 .
Naro Junction.. ..' ....12:66
. ..Packard ;...12:46
.... Banning ..12:26 ,
.Water Tank ,12:06
. . .Charleston 11 :46
. ..Faii-hank '...v:11:26
.. Fairbank ..Ar!ll:J5
M. & A. Crossing....... ;
..Contention 11:00
I.aud 10:0
..Bei'son.. Lv a.mlO:UU
on Pacifc time.
RKK WITJJAWS. PxtVt
7:L2 ..
7:10 Ar..
7:-!5 1L.V..
fi:D0
!i.r
Trains run
Southern Pacific' Co.
(PACIFIC 8-S8T15M.
t)otan;erclng Aprils, 1Sh7, trains will leTe
Mtiricooa as iollowa:
1 f iSi ' 'CUfaiiyHir.hil'i'ndR7B"8iiri!i8t
'ilr' f Limited" for Los Angeles, SuiFrau
ciscc and all California points.
tr.OD A.M. DAILY PACIFIC BX PRESS
J.0i' 'or pointfc In
California, Nevada
oreijoiiiino. wasoii'.eton.
1 A. M. DAILY WIXEBTRAlI' FOR
lll.r Tucson, Benson, Lordsburp. Leia
1n. El 1'aco And it. li;rmedifte -tAtirn
Q. A f p M DAILY MIXED THAIS FOR
-J)-. P vl. DAILY MlXEl- rRA 1:1 FOR
ID.ItQ P- M DAILY NSWORl ES
.X 'O press forTucson. Benson, mint?.
i"l Ph.50.San A ntonlo, !1 oustonand Naiv Qt eans.
1 I P. M. Tr.es.Ifns and Friday "San-
lAt.it i et i unlte S" tor El Pukv Fort
vVorrti 3i. Lotiia, J'l.U.to ,-iiid a1) points east
I . T3. UOODMAN,
lien. fkii. Aft,
. Norih
" bound
No7"2T
I Phss.i
sT V'.' .2o"a
!tj. j ".0Q
, .l.lJa .
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