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TTIE ARIZONA KEPUBLTCAN: SITXDAY MORNING, OOTOTiER 14, 1900.
TL T Ji. PJl, reopened. Horses lauded hy
I nfi Kit if 6 MfiMlfi .lav, week .r monlli.
HIV liUllC JiaUt gl,:n',lIltef(1 fine Turnouts.
Best Livery Service in Teniae,
JAS. HARTSFIELD, Proprietor,
TKJTPE, ARIZONA.
LATEST
Drop in and see our Nc.v (iooJ.-5.
Bicycle Electric Plumbing Company
TEMPE, ARIZONA.
DENVER TAILOR
Makes clothes that he guarantees to fit perf-cil.v and returns the money
to customers if he is not perfectly sat'i-ifi.Hl. Get a suit made th?t looks
neat for once.
TEMPc, ARIZONA.
CHEAPEST PLACE IN
1 U IT n Miors and Notions.
J. H, Hodnelt's Store, Tempe.
BARTLETT
PEAR&.
I now have a limited amount ,.f choice
Bartlett pears left that r will fill orders
for at $2 per r u t., or $1 per !.::. f. o. b.
rars or staple. Mesa.
Geo. Schornick.
MESA, ArjZOSA.
THE "PASSION PI. AY.
Jrtceipts Amounted
Made to Players to
lo $4ia,i:iln Offer
Tour AiT.erira.
London The Inhabitants ,.f Obrr
nmmerguu m:ide a Hi h harvest dur
ing the Tassion Play" fr.ini Atneri.-aa
and EnRlih enthusiasts. The tluat-r
rerelpts alone amounteil to S-luO.liiVi,
besides the ni.in.-y nuule by boarding
visitors anil ."llins souvenirs. Visi
tors bmifrhf $ln.i"ia worth of pictorial
post cards. lTn.OOO rosari'-s and 'lA'.'ln
pictures of the r.ast Supper The de
mand for carved wooden curios. li i- lly
of the crucifixion, exceeded the loc il
Industry's supply and wood carvers in
the Tyrol are now large purveyors
Anton T.an;;. who piaye.l Chrisms,
made a small fortune soiling auto
graphs and would probably h ive a -repted
a lucrative offer to tour Amer
ica with the enlir- company if in-1 rue s
under which the pas-i. n play is held in
Oberarr.nierKau haon'l pn vented.
New York Sun.
Even after a woman lias
Weight -of pounds, a man
her by calling her a ray of
reached
can ph-a:
sunshine.
The ICE CREAM you get
t
AT
CUMMINGS' TKMfH
Is ABSOLUTELY PURE.
-THE-
Mesa Restaurant
i! the place to take your meals. Every
thing first-class, and all orders served
promptly. Don't forget the place.
Feteison BuildinR, Main Street.
Mesa, Arizona.
Mrs. W. T. Lipscomb, Prop.
WHOLESALE
Wheat, Barley. Alfalfa, Grain Hay and
All Kinds of Cereals.
Special Price on Large Contracts Correspondence Solicited.
and
We have Just received a large shioment of
Zinc Tubs and Well Buckets. Call and see
them at
WilburMnllen Hardware Company
tl5SA A-JilZOlSTA.
BIG BARGAINS
In Hats. We are closing out our Hat at a reduced price. Must make
room for fall stock. Come early and get your choice
B. M. JOHNSON & BROS.
MESA,
Don't forget that the Pioneer Store ZENOS CO-OP.
carries the best and largest line of General Mrchandise of any
store on the South Side.
Largest Line of General Merchandise u Mesa. YndiifT aiE
TENNIS and BASE BALL RULES
Just Received.
(
SOUTH SIDE.
Si
TEM P r!.
b'.ldoni. if ever before,
of the social sui'its.-.s of
f the Tempe normal, w.is
a royal m..l time or a 1
a i pi ion ni"i i:
thai of Tu-sd ay
Litdeiits (j.ivc a re
u ienis- of the in
hc Juet liiat lite
te ariy evi : y stu
f it.c faeiiitv. lo-
a aynilieonl than
iiigiit. when the old
t ept:-oii i o t he n ; w
stitutio.l. Despite
in ath. r was roiny
dent ai. I iiii-nil. T
j-eile with a number of the yr.idua.ies. j
w, t e prih.p.t. ar. ! i .trto.,k ,,,' ili. t-ay,'
festivitii s. The cm i i l,,: s. halls and
stairways v..r. b --i i: i if n lly decor.;. ,-d. ,
and a ..us display of o .1 i.o'd 1
bunliny diapinii" the sti.'irwny and pil- j
!a;s of t'.ie'halls. the deeutati.m com-,
n.illee iKsp'iiyed s;- at ;iM:Mie tn.--:e!
and dC.-i I'V.s cousiib :.ible ilvdil. At 't
tin- ii:s; i.ill'li'.,': .. th, fta;:.ay t. lb-!
: mil li.. if tick. Is v re r.ivcii ,.(;t l,v
.Mis;.-es Ci-.nv Wel.h on I Kb.r.-iie l"o:.l.
At the head of the stairway, on the
third llooC i .'lll. li: - mies-'s were le-
eei-. ed ivit'i a genuine l'.andshake by
111.- teeepiion (,m,i, it tee. Misses YVilmr
.;i!d ;;hs, ii. and Messrs C.o.lwin an 1
Statvl-tse. Al!;r the a.-s -mill, d stiifK
1. a 1 found partners by matching li.U
eis.. the Keaiieiiun wi re jiv n a raid
wit'i ;i s:at-- or ierrilovy. ih - Iidies
i if i;iv, ti cards wita the capitals if
the stales and iht:s a. li slate found its
,M :,al. and l.e.-i he; i h-y joined ill ih
irran I niaich. Tie .ttrand n-.areh was
l.d by r'. M. Iii.-h and Mrs. Kate Cris
woij liirh. After the march ended.
i.iivs ill which Were Wlillill eie,e,t
i niiiiii.inni:.--. to be answered, were
p.,.-.- .1 to the fuii-n.akers. At't.n ten
-.i.'iiiiiies .-! bi-.i .c.-ci II work tin- cards
Wel'e i.ll-el! IIP by the ( -1 ; IH 1 1 i 1 I ee oil
in,Si.im:iu- ii li. i examined. Mis
R.i' hael Praily was av.ar.ie-1 t'o'sl pi iz ',
a s.T.aii, hand.-'. cue wish-hor.e s -art p n.
Mi-s A. .1. M uhiws was awarded th-'
boo'oy prize, which was a tut-tut horn.
LSST YOl'K IIOIM.S
To re-t with rtiMh ll'i'i
i.-nt ilu tii for yen
r.'e-'jUll l ie! -ia- le ot M.
We wll liiili'lle f.ar a
.'. MKT-
We will
M Will
eritne,
POMEROY & METS fSl
COEE & SiALTEIt BUILDING
OUR SALt
Still continues. This week
we oifer you a fine line cf
Ladies' and Missc s' UN
DERWEAR at who!esa!e
prices. Rwnemb.r ths Flac
Barnelt & Wingar
TEMPE,
ARIZ.
DEALER IN
Xitt SB line of White
Colored Granatewai e.
ARIZONA.
A. HOME.
Fine Brick House, orchard, shade, perpetual
water right, near Tempe, cheap.
W. A- BOITON. Tempo, AiNz.na
RKAL ESTATE BROKER.
Aft.-r a numbiir of gam,-s. refreshments
wnv announced an I the Kf.ests filed
down the stairway to Ih' basemen:
corridor, where coffee and cake weie
si rvf-d. The chat and fun at the labi-.-s
were not the least pleasure ot tne
evening. The suests were then given
while i a rd'oea i ds. on which each niih:
,-t ih.- autograph of h1;.- friend. Sinn
ill": and mines were i n.ioyed till a late
hour.
A. J. Aiki-n return, d Friday from a
few months sojourn in Texas. Katlsas.
Missouri an 1 Arkansas for a pl.asuie
trip.
Ituial Carrier II. 15. (iriflin spent
yesterday in Phomix.
It ir desiiv.l to announce that all "do
nations for the Criiti nt.n home be left
with Mis. A. P. Tomlinson. sup rin-di-nt
of tin- relief work.
.1. Oscar Mullen returned Friday
n irnins fr..ni a few months' visit to
the w.rious p -ints of interest on th-?
cast. II - says that he lias Rained
twenty pounds durinff his absence.
l.iverj-ir.an .lames Hnrtsfield has ha-1
a 'phone put in lAs stalile. and now h
can be ailed up from any part of the
city.
lb-solar pi, a-hine s, rvie'es in the
First Conprri national church this
inurnini? .and evininsr bv the jsa.dor.
Itcv. Marl in H. Hird. The Lord's sup
llie anni's -cr will b- adn;inis:e; t ,1 ,nl Ihe mora-u-
s.ud, nts seM'ice mid the subject of the ser-
i t .. .. I limn will be '"Sin." The subject of the
ev ningr dieeourse will be I ,ie I rial
and Failure if the Ant-deluvian
j World." This is th - third sermon ia
the series on the P.ible. Sunday scho ii
rue. ts in t he mori !:nr
i liiere ale classes for pe.
I and all al e invited to (
i 1-hi.h avor so it :y meets
1 al 7 o'clock.
ID
lock:
pie i-f all aff-s
me. Christian
in the evening
Tempo H.
'roprietors.
Iler'.i.k & Mullen.
MESA.
Myers of I.ehi was in Me:
C. 11
r.lay.
M.sa
:a yes-
1 r. seated a
i. ry lively appear- !
em ire strict was j
'1 ie water ques- j
; e the main sab-
an.
lil! .
t : i
joe
yesterday. T.
I with vehk-lis
and polities
i; of discussion.
T'n rain that fell Friday afternoon
and nij-vht was 'inite a boon to tile prrain
planters of the alley. Considerable
fuain lead been plante 1 in Lehi. and the
rain will start it arrowing nicely.
Rev. C. J. P.anks will del.ver an il-I
luslrated sermon at the Hapl:si church
ti.:iit;hl. using stciopticon vi-ws. j
M sa was visited with a go.nl down- j
fall , f rain Friday afternoon an 1 night. !
Saturday ihe ditches were running full j
of wall r. there bc'lng a good raise in !
I he l tver.
Fiii.'ay c , ning Rev. E. Decker united ,
in uiai ria:,e Mr. Albert l.athrop nn-l
Mis
t li the
1 he
t h"
in.,
I uh:
! nix
- Altai.- Mi, v.i-r al the risidepie of j
bride's mother. Mis. Morgan. Only j
r htti'.'es and iir.ai a'.i.ue friends of i
yotin ' o-,:i.!e were pn-sen!. Ai'li r
ceremony, wl'.ch o:cmi.-it at t, p.
a spl.ndid sapper was served, aft. r
eh the hai'py coujile drove lo Phi.e-
tlii-oueli ihe rain. They have the
,'im.l wishes of the.
Ill i
commu ntty.
FILED IN" A "LIAPLE'' SPIT.
Attorneys have 1
over some cf the
ds of quiet fun
legal documents
w on b fi :id
St. Joseph
gem which
county, a i
him: "VI.
Reing dule
their way into court. A
lawyer has the following
was filed in a neighboring
opy of which was sent to
L. Smith, of lawful ag',
,- sworn on oath ib-potiies
an 1 says Thau One John Klake did
on or about the 4th day of February
A. D. 1-N!S did then and their in th?
County and State For.-sead did Wil
fui'y and Mailsously and I'nlawfully
refain and liable scad affiant E. L.
Smith in that scad affiant had stolen
Oats from the scad John Blake on or
about the 1th day of January A. U.
Ore Sacks,
Cyanide,
Tank Covers,
Tents,
Blankets,
Guns and
Ammunition.
i
WE ST.
La'g
a' fi nlfiq Outfitting and General Jutp v
ILust on the Coast
135 to 142 So Main Street,
You Feel Clean, You
THAT'S-
3 '"fclk Fs Ait &
(TKADK)
a US' yV war
kiwi a ii?x?B&: eik
a
(MAKHS YOT7 CLEAN.)
Something Nice for Nice People.
t delightful bath preparation in form of powder to be used in place of soap
for all t.-ilet purposi s. It's the great cleanser. Nothing else can equal it in
giving the skin the glow of lnalth and smoothness of velvet.
A PHYSICIAN'S OPINION.
Tempe, Arizona.
Messrs. Laird A- Dines:
Dear Sirs The sample of Hathohne so kindly sent me. I have given a fail.
trial and find it a great cl-.an.-er and that it 1. avc s the skin invigorated and
refreshed. The formula f the same I have studied carefully and find thai
there is nothing in it that, is harmful t o the mm-t delicate skin. Any one
wishing a refreshing, cleansing bath should use it.
Very truly. G. A. SCROC.GS, M. D.
cict a i"x f riutholcne at Goodman & Co. Drug to. and
give it a trial, it will please you. Price 25 Cents, one poiintl box
Turkish Face Cloth fuee with each box.
l.-is Contrary to Statutes in like ras.-s
Made and provide. 1." Kansas City
Toil rnal.
HOES IT PAY TO GUT CTIEAP
A cheap remedy for coughs and colds
is all right, but you want something
that will relieve and cure the more se
vere and dangerous results of throat
and lunfr troubles. What shall you do?
i!o to a warnn r and more regular cli
mate? Yes, if possible; if not possi
ble for you, then In either ease take the
only remedy that has been introduced
in all ci.-iized countries with success
in si vere throat and lung troubles.
"Uoschee's flerman Syrup." It ant
only heals and stimulates th tissues to
destroy tl. frerm disease, but allays
inflammation, .mus s easy expectora
tion, gives a g'.uil night's rest, and
curi-s the patient. Try one bottle. Ttec
ommended many years by al". drug:-Bis-;s
in the w- rld. For sale by dealers
in nil civilized countries.
PRINCE AVOIDS ORLEANS.
j One reason for the prince of Wales
Kivin? up his intended visit to Marien
i bad al the last moment was his desire
I to avoid a meeting with the duke of
! Orleans, who had prolonged his stay at
I that watering place in' order that ho
'might be there when the prince ar
' rived. It is believed that the duke oS
Orleans had intended to force a fussy
i and florid reconciliation upon the
j prince, and to "make him a scene."
; Since the death of the coaite de Paris
tlte duke of Orleans, has been ignored
by the court durinK his residence in
England. The tieen has n-ver in
vited him, and the prince of Wales has
taken no notice of him for a lniifj time
past. London Truth.
TOO MFCII POPl'LA RITY.
Mrs. C.adabout That Mrs. Hardhead
1 next c. n-r doesn't sc. m to nave many
frien Is.
Hosti.ss (wearily) On; I wonder how
.-It- ma: ages ii. Tit-Bits.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Card3 of thanks, notices pertaining
to organizations and socieUa-R. churoh
fairs or socials, will not be printed in
Th "epubltcan except when paid for.
N. Porter's
and harness.
for hand made saddles
142 East Washington.
A snap for stockmen.
Box 1064.
Address P. O
Dr. L. C. Gonzales, dentist, office up
i stairs in the Co-: tin block, corner Wash
I ington and Center streets.
FOR OVER FrFTT YEARS
Mrs. WInslow's Socthlne Syrup has
been used for children teething. It
Roohes he child, softens the gums, al
j lays all pain, cures wind colic and is
I the best remedy for diarrhoea. Twen
I ty-five cents a bottle
Dr. L. C. Oonzales. a graduate of one
of the best dental colleges in the east,
and who has had the leading practice
in Prescott for six years, has located
here and opened offices in the Cotten
block, corner Washington and Center
streets.
SANTA FE. PRESCOTT & PHOENIX
RY". CO.. PRESCOTT & EAST
ERN li. l. co
Overland train leaves Phoenix daily
at S:15 a. m. for San Francesco, Los
Angeles. Denver, Kansas City and
Chicago We have no "7 come 11," no
"Cannon Pall" nor "Thunderbolt"
trains, but we have the "Real Thing."
known as the "Wingless Flyer" We
made phoenix and we can make
"Time." E. W. CILLETT.
General Agent.
ESTIMATES
CHEERFULLY
FURNISHED.
HOEGEB,
Los Angeles, Cal.
Know You Are Clean.
(makpc)
u
"P.ixby has given, up his job to de
vote himself entirely to literary work."
"He must have had some strong en
couragement lately."
"Yes, he married a wealthy Kill."
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
I'liOC'L.VMATIO.N OF ELECTION-.
Territory of Arizona.
Executive Department.
WHEREAS. Under an act of the
Legislr.Kive Ass, mbly -of -the Territory,
emit!. J "Eltctiiaas." and approved
March S. 1SX7, it is provided that there
shall be held throughout the Territory
upon the Tuesday after the first Mon
day in November, A. D.. lSsS. and
every two years ther. after, an election
f. : members of the legislative assem
bly, and such other ofiicers as may be
required by law shall be chosen at
such election: and
WHEREAS. It is furthfr provided In
said c . that at hast thirty days be
: je e;: a general election i:he Govern
or muse is me an Election Proclama
tion, under the Great Seal of the Ter
ritory, and transmit copies thereof to
the clerks of the Boards of Supervis
ors of th? counties in which such elec
tions are t'o be held; such proclamation
to contain a statement of the time of
the el-'Ction and the offices to be filled
and the i.fftr of a reward in the farm
prescribed by said att:
NOW. THEREFORE, I. Nathan O.
Murphy. Coverr.-tr of Arizona, in pur
suance of th dui.y enjoined upon me,
i;o hereby order a general election to
be held on the Tuesday after the first
Monday in November. A. D., l'JOO, and
the ofliets to be filled at such election
I do hereby designate to be as follows,
t -wit:
f ac DelcgaU- to the FiC.y-seventh
congi i ss of the 1'nited Stales.
Twelve members of the Council of
the Legislative Assembly of Arizona,
and twenty-four members of -the House
ot R, prei-entatiw-s of the Legislative
Ass. aibly of Arizona. anpoi tioned
agncably : i existing laws as follows:
Afa.h? (our..y, one member of the
Council an 1 one member of the House
i f Reprf .-: ma iives.; Coconino county,
one I'.iraik.' of the Council and one
member of the House of Representa
tives; Coch:e county, one member of
the cjn.il an 1 three members of the
House of Representatives; Gila coun
ty, one member of the council and one
na tnbt r of he House of Representa
tives; Giaiiam county, one member of
the Council and two members of the
II .use cf Ri pre. a ntati ves: Mari'e-opa
county, one member of the Council and
four members of the House of repre
sentatives: Mohave county, one mem
ber of the Cour.jil and one member of
the House of Representatives; Navajo
county, one member of the Council and
one member of the House of Kepre-
s.-ntativts; Pima county, one member
of the Council, jointly with the county
of h'ar.ta Cruz, and t'aree members of
the Housr of Represenratives; Pir.al
c u.tity. one mcmb.-r of the council
and two membtrs of Mae House of Rep
resentatives; Santa Cruz county, one
member of ;he council, jointly with the
county of Fima, as aforesaid, and one
member of the House of Kepresenta-tiv.-s;
Yavapai county, one member of
the Coun.il and thiee members of the
House of Rpres nta'.ives; Yuma
county, on? member of the council and
-r:e member cf thj House of Repre
sentatives. And there shall be elected in each
c ounty of t.ie territory, one obate
Judge, one D'ktikt Attorney, one Sher
iff, one Treasurer, one Recorder, one
Surveyi r. two memln-rs of tne Card
of Supervisors, exerpt that in the
county of Caihise there shall be elect
ed three members of th Board of Su
pervisors, and in tae county ot Santa
Cruz there shall be clsctrd three Imem
beis of the Board of Supervisors, and
in each county of u he first class and in
eac.i county of the second class, one
Assessor shall be elected: also in the
several precincts of each county one
Justice of the Peace and one constable
shall bj elected, and in such preeincls
as are entitled to two Justices of the
Peace and vwo Constables that number
shall be elected. There shall also be
elected in each county of the first class
one County School Superintendent.
AND I DO HEREBY offer a reward
cf fifty dollais for the arras-t and con
viction cf any and every person vio
la. Ing any of the provisions of Title
IV. Part 1 of the Penal Code.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have
hereunto set my hand and
caused the Great Seal of
the Territory to be here
rseall unto affixed. Done at
Phoenix, the Capital, this
MTth day of September, A.
D. l'.ion.
By the G,
ivernor.
NATHAN O. MURPHY.
HARI.ES H. AKEItS.
Secretary of the Territory.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
Tie Te-fftibir annual imM-tiii? of the Ftck
holoer cf the Sa'l River Valtfy Canal Com
pany will tie helil Ve'tii'--dny. the 17th day of
eicliti r. bieo at the hour of 2 o'clock p. m.'.at
the ollice of the Company. in Phoenix, Arizona,
to leet three Trustees for the ensuing year,
and to transa' t s.ich oilier business as may
law I'ullv conic liefo e siil meetine.
1'IIOJ. W. PE.MB'KTON, Pres.
VXM. B. I'I.EAKV, S,e-'v
Phocix. Ariz.. Oct Klh. Hkm
Firt Publication in t be Arizona Uepnh iean
Oct. "I, l'.HHI.
STOCKHOLDER 3' MEETING.
The remlar annual meeting of the stock
holders of t"e 'irnil Canal Company wi'l be
heli Wednesday, the 7th day of -toln-r. Pirti.
at thehourof 2 oVleek t. in., at the office of
the t'onipr.y, in Phoenix. Aruora. to eVrt
three Ilirecturs for the ensuing year, and to
transact such othe-r business a may lawfully
(Dine h- fore aai- metiiiitr
TIIOS W. PEMHEHTO, Pres.
WM. K CLEARY, Sec'y.
Phoeni. Arizona, o.-t sth. pieii
Kirst tiii;icato.u in the Arizona Kepiihlican
Oct ;i. pmo.
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING
The r.eular annual ineetim; of the Stock
liohl.irs of the M-ru-opa Canal Comjiau will he
held We-ilneKlay. the 1 111 day ill ti tolic", 1!M.
at the hour oi j ,,v oi k j, tn.. at the oflice of
the e'lini'-uiy. jn plioe-nix. Arizona, to elect
ihree liireetnt-s lor the ciistiiug vear. and to
transai t sin li eih.-r l.iiire a as in'av lawfully
eoine l.einn- i.l lsieetine
I'lios W. PFMHEKTON, Pres.
W.M n CI.EA k Y. sec'y.
Phot lux, A r-znna. i let mJi. linn.
VirM pnlilieatiiin i;i Hit Arizona Republican,
Oct. 9, b'IKI F
NOTICE TO CRPJDITORS.
Estate of W. E. Johnson, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed administratrix of the es;ate of
W. E. Johnson, deceased, to the cred
itors of and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to exhibit
them, with the necessary vouchers,
within four months after the first pub
lication of 'this notice to the said ad
ministratrix at her residence. No. 711
West Jefferson street, Phoenix, A. T.,
the same being the place for 'the trans
action of the business of said estate in
said county of Maricopa.
MRS. E. A. JOHNSON.
Administratrix of the Estate of Said
Deceased.
Dated Saturday, this 29h day of Sep
tember, 1800.
DESITIT LAND. FINAL PROOF.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Land Office, Tucson,
Arizona, September t, 1900.
Notice Is hereby given that Orson A.
Roberts of Arlington, Maricopa County,
Arizona, has filed notice of Intention
n make proof on his desert-land claim
No. 2977, for the S. '. N. and N. H.
S. E. '4. Sec. 7, T. 2 S.. R. 5 W., G. & S.
R. B. & M.. before the c lerk of the Dis
trict Court at Phoenix, Arizona, on
Monday, the lfith day of October, 19O0.
He names the following witnesses to
prove the complete irrigation and rec
lamation of said land: William H.
Taylor, Irvine Church and Moses E.
Clan-ton of Arlington, Arizona, and
John B. Montgomery cf Phoenix. Ari
zona. MILTON R. MOORE.
Register.
First publication September 8. 1000.
THE
COMPANY
Pre scolt.
Arizona-
Wholesale and Retail
Dealers.
We purchase till commodi
ties in carload lots, and can
f-upply everybody with
everything
We Respectfully" Solicit
Patronage.
If You Want
Good Meat
go to Tribolet's
East Washing
ton Street, Op
posite the City
Hall. Largest
Cold
Storage
Plant'
in the territory.
Skillful cutters,
prompt service
S. J. Tribolet
Arizona Loan Office,
Money Loaned on Watch's, Dia
monds and other Articles.
Higrhest Prices paid for Gold and
Silver.
Spectacles and Eyeglasses Correct
ly Jj'itttd.
All Transactions Strictly Confidential.
41 N. Center Street. Phoenix, Ariz.
.Hear uoisi jiaams.
THE MIDWAY. POINTS.
The Best of Wins, Liquors and Cigars,
5 CENT BEER.
Strictly Private Wine Room iu connection
I'inno for use cf giicM. Telephone HM.
JOE BRANEN, Proprietor.
-AT-
5l?e J-loffmai?
The Bowling- Alley is Oool. Ths
Beer ia from Gold Storage and is
Anh e ius er Buschi 5 C
THE PALACE
HIHSCHFELD & PERKINS, "
Proprietors.
Imported" and Domestic
Wines, Liquors and
Cigars.
i PHOENIX, ARIZONA
Burmlster
MARKET REPORTS.
PHOENIX WHOLESALE! PRICES.
P.I-TTF.n-Ram h. per lb. 2.V: Mari
copa creamery. 24e; Tempe-ltea pro
duce Co.. 2r,c: Valley Pride creamery.
22c.
EGGS Ranch. $9 per case.
CHEESE Eastern, full grMin, p
lb, 17ig20c; home, 10Q12c.
FRESH FKUITS AND BERRIES.
APPLES P.elleflowerg and fancy
red, per box. tl.T5Ql.ia).
LE1IOX3 Fancy, per case t-2-.i?
4.50.
PLACICEERRIES 17c per box.
ORANGES Late Valenclas,
4.TS per case.
PEACHES Per box. $1.5CS1.0.
PEARS Per box, $1.40i 1.50.
PLUMS Per crate, J1.601.75.
DRIED FRUITS.
RAISINS London laye.-, J2.4S2.i
Iocse, ?r Ih, 6ic; Thompson seedier-,
7 8c; Sultanx j, 6c
APPLES Evaporatefl mncy.
PEACHES F8J.CT, 10c
PEACHES Choice. 8c
PLUMS Pitted, choice, !.
NUTS Walnuts, fancv aoft ahrlla.
15c; almonds, rraner shell. l.Vr nft
shell, 14c; hard biieiid. 9c pr lt; pecaua
iuc; California, 12c; Alberta. IB; Bra
zils, 14c; plnones, 16c; peanuts, eastern,
roasted, ll12c; raw 10c; borne raw.
sc; roasted, 124c; chestnuts,
20c per lb.
FLOUR Per cwt.. local extr.i roll, r
process. 52.35: c-mham ts rr -
whole wheat flour, J2.20 per ewt.
CORN HEAL White. 2J.M n. r cut -
yellow, 12.50 per cwt.
BRAN Per ton. 111.
POTATOES Uut bank. SL50H1.75 nr
cwt.
ONIONS-S. S., $2'G2.23 per ewt.
CABBAGE Northern, 1203.60 per
cwt.: in sacks. Crates, extra,
VEGETABLES Reetn rr -f n La-
evaporated chiHs per It), 16c; rreen
onions, per dozen bunches, 25c; radishes.
per aozen Dunches. 25c; tomatoes, per
box, $1.25; carrots. J1.50 wr owt.? rrmn
chili, 17c per lb; summer squakn, i-er
box, 75c; cucumbers, 7oc per box.
BEANS Small white. 14 En
pinks, per cwt., $4; Lima. JS.i0t7S.
COFFEES AND SUGARS.
COFFEES Central AiuHnn 1S
20c; Peaberry, 2022c; Mocha and Java.
MUiic; AroucuJe s, JId per case; Lion
cofTee, $14.50.
SUGARS Granulated cane, per cwt,
J7.50; cube, $7.73; powdered, $7.75; C.
$7.00.
POULTRY AND GAME.
POULTRY Hens, rood heavy, per
dozen. $5.00(B5.25: Ptkin ducks live.
dozen, $5.50(66; spring chickens, live pa
aozen, 4IB4.iU.
MEATS.
HAMS Medium, 13c.
BACON Breakfast, per It), 13c.
LARD Kettle rendered leaf, 3a, J8.4;
5s, $C30; 10s, $6.20.
DRY SALT PORK Per lb, 10c
HIDES, WOOL AND TALLoff.
HIDES Dry. 1617c per lb; Idp, 1MJ
16c; calf. lC17c; bull, 11c; Kreen, KVtit
6c per tb.
WOOL Firm, from 16 to 18.
TALLOW Per lb. No. 1, 23c
Wool pel la from 9c per lb up; roat
skins, from 12c up.
HONEY AND BEESWAX.
HONEY Strained, per case. J7.Hl
BEESWAX Per lb. 22024c.
GRAIN AND HAY.
WHEAT Per cental, shipping. $1.:
HAY Per ton, lvwse alfalfa,
baled alfalfa. $12.
$i;
BARLEY $1.10 per cwt.
Barley, rolled. $1.20 per cwt.
LIVE STOCK.
CATTLE Fat, $3.60; feeders. $1269
2.90.
CALVES $4.0.
HOGS $4.76. "
SHEEP $4.M
PHOENIX RETAIL PRICES.
EGGS Ranch, per dozen, 30c.
BUTTER Ranch. per lb, 23c:
Maricopa creamery, 30c; Tempe-Mea
Produce Co., 30c; Valley Pride Cream
ery, 30c. 4
CHEESE Eastern, full aream, per
Ih, 30c; home, 20c.
FRESH FRUITS AND BERRIES.
BLACKBERRIES Per box. 17C
PEARS 10c per lb.
LEMONS Per dozen, 202Sc.
ORANGES Valenciaa, per dozen,
25 60c.
APPLES Cc per lb.
GRAPES 6 10c per pound.
DRIED FRUITS Apples, evaporate
fancy, per lb. 20c; peaches, fancy, tShiO
loc; choice, 10c; plums, pitted. 134
15c; prunes, choice, 8c; fancy, list
apricots, fancy, 15c: choloe 11913a.
VEGETABLES.
ONIONS Green, per bunch, 2c
STRING BEANS Per lb, 12'c.
CARROTS Per bunch, 2c.
CABBAGE Per head, 5c.
ASPARAGUS 10c per bunch.
HEAD LETTUCE 5310c.
EGG PLANT 10c per lb.
ONIONS Dry, per lb, SS5c.
BEANS White, per lb, 6c; pink, per
lb, 6c; Lima, per lb. 10c.
BEETS Per lb, 3!sC
CHILIS Evaporated, per
Tb, 26c;
green, per lb, 25c.
FRESH FISH.
Southern California varieties, 15c per
IV, Northern California. 20c.
POULTRY AND GAME.
HENS 50 60c.
SPRING CHICKENS Dressed,
409
60c.
PEKIN DUCKS 65 75c.
FRESH MEATS. '
BEEF Per lb, 6 to 20c; veal, per Tb.
8 to Oc; mutton, per lb, 7 to 20c
FRESH PORK 10 15c.
HAMS Medium, 15c.
BACON Breakfast, per lb, 13314c
SALT rORIC 12. .
LARD In tinB, 3s, 35c; 6s, 65c; 10s.
$1.25.
FLOUR.
FLOUR Local, roller procesa, per
cwt., $2.G0; graham, per cwt., IC50.
CORN MEAL Per cwt.. $2 50.
COFFEES AND SUGARS.
COFFEES Central American, green.
1525c; Peaberry, roasted. 3835c; Mo
cha and Java, 2550c; Arbuckle's per
lb, 20c; Lion coffe, per tb, 15c.
SUGARS Granulated cane, per Tb,
8c; cube, 10c; powderei, 10c; C (He.