Arizona republican. [volume], January 23, 1901, Page 8, Image 8

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THE AEIZONA REPUBLICAN: WEDNESDAY, MORNING, JANUARY 23, 901.
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TREE PRUNERS
PRUNING KNIVES
PRUNING SHEARS
PRUNING HOOKS
PRUNING SAW
124-126 East Washington
Street.
Ezra "W. Thayer,
e HARDWARE .
CITIZENS COOPEBATE
Will Join to Dedicate Capitol and
Banquet Lawmakers.
A meeting of citizens was held at the
board of trade rooms last night, at
which a committee of five was se
lected to confer with a committee ap
pointed by the legislature yesterday to
arrange for the dedication of the new
cnpltol building: by fitting ceremonies
that will likely lake place on February
22. On the dayfol!owlng the dedica
tion of the capltol the members of the
kglslatmu will be banqueted In a mag
nificent manner. This was a part of
the meeting's decision last night. Ma
jor J. W. KvaiiB presIdFd, and ' II. M.
Chapman acted an secretary.
'The citizens will meet again this
afternoon, at which time the report of
the conference committee will be made,
ns well as to further arrange events.
The committee is composed of the fol
lowing: J. W. Evans, chairman; Wnl
ter Talbot, F. II. Parker, Aaron Gold
berg and S. M. McCowan.
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Good hotel business for sale. Cheap
est rent In town. Good lease. Address
Hotel, this office.
STICK AND QUILL
Last Night's Session of the Arizona
Press Association.
Last night's session of th? Territorial
Press association at the Ford hotel was
as well attended as the meeting of
the day b-fore. Some wlu were a'i tin1
previous meeting were absent, but oth
i r weie present who could not attend
ihe day before. Among them wire T.
L. Schultz of the Prospect. W. P. Haw
lings of the Bulletin. Frank Aley of
the Ctlobi- Tlme alul - A. Morford.
The committees appjlnted th? day l)J
fore reported and there was free and
f.it-nlly (INcusdUn of the matters
iffi cling th association and further
work outlined for committee.
The election of officers for the en
suing year resulted as follows: Presi
dent, M. II. McCon.1; Hlret vice presi
dent. J II. Hamlll: ci'cond Vice presi
dent. Koan StCharIes; secretary, K. S,
Perkins. S. St. Mcl'owan, chairman of
the executive committee.
Thr delegates chosen to tepresent the
nrso iatlon at the mejtmg of the Na
tional Editorial association weiv T. L. 1
Pchultz, Frank Aley, iMulford AVInsor.
n'. F. Rawllngs. William Hat:lcKand
K?an Pi. Charles.
A committee a. also appointed tj
arrange for the usual annual banquet,
wliiili will be held tonight. Announce
ment of uhc-ip the banqu. t will be held
w HI be made In th evening intper, ami
all members of .V a -so. Iatlon may
Bfrn ilnni- . s accordingly. It "will
1. just a (pilot little gathering of tho
V n .' pus-hei-.i of the territory and
ms ting joium.-l s who may lis in the
.' y. Tl"' annual banquet is usually an
'Tipnmi tu affair, but It is alwajs a
siiie-, an 1 Is aboat the only time
that newspaper men get together for
a g neral Interchange of idea?.
It was decided to hold the next meet
u.g In Phoenix on the fourth Monday
of Janu-iy, 1302.
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Dr. J. Travclsted, the horse tamei. Is
preparing to leave Phoenix for his
home In Mexico liefore leaving he will
gi one more exhibition of the science
niMho.1 of taming wild and vicious
horses nt the Ambrose corral Saturday,
Jinuaiy 26. A young lady of Phoenix
i-.ill appear under his Instruction and
perform on the corner of Fltst avenue
and Washington street, at 2 o'clock.
She vi 1 halter the wild horse without
danger after It H put under subno
tion by the tamer.
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BANKRUPT SALE I
J OF H. G. FEEKINGS STOCK OF WOOLENS.
4 We bought this stock at 30c on the dollar and will make it J
i up at regular prices. - , J
$28.00 Suitings $18.00
f $32.50 Suitings $20.00
- $35.00 Suitines $22.50
f- $40.00 Imported English Worsteds and Serges'. $30.00
TWO WEEKS ONLY, Commencing January 22d.
! ROSS & MEGQIIER, Mers.
T 31 South FlfKt Avenue. S,
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GREAT JANUARY REDUCTION SALE!
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF HIGH GRADE MERCHANDISE reduced in many cases to cost and In others
to less than cost, affording extraordinary bargains, impossible at any other store in Phoenix,
Men's Fancy Worsted, Black
Clay Worsted and Cheviot
Suits that sold at $12.50
and $13 50, for
$9.85
Men's Worsted and Cassi
mere Suits that sold at
$9.00 and $10.00, for
$6.75
Men's Fine Worsted Pants
that sold $4.50, $5.00 and
$6.00, for
1.75
$3,
THE SUPREME COURT
Argument Mado in the Mesquite
Timber Case.
"N still have a little of the
celebrated eastern
Mince Meat
In bulk. If you want good
mince pies, now Is the time to
buy as It will not last much
longer.
Those GEUMAN DILL PICK.
LHS are sure fine and are going
like hot cakes. The kraut Is
almost sold out, so don't fall
to order 'orac at once.
Sour Pickles
Yes, we have a fine lot of
thm, also the best SWKET
PICKLES on the market.
Our QUEEN OLIVES are all J5
right and should not be over-
looked. S
Eastern Cream Chei'se: tho u
b'st In town and no mistake. 9
Fresh Ranch
Eggs
"VVe get them In every day,
lots of them, and they are
strictly fresh, too. A fine line of
ranch butter always to select
from.
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44 Kortli Conti.r Street.
SCSCKDOMff
. Iladley
vs.
'Edward
In the supreme court yesterday Mr.
Durelle K. Olldden was admitted to
practice un the motion of Judge Mc
Cormlcl: Sir. Glldden Is (mm Jack
son county, Mich., and is an attorney
of .thirty years' practice. H? expects
to 'make Arizona hH home and left last
night for Tucson, whera he will prob
ably locate.
In the case of tho Walter C
company. J. N. Isgrlg. C. F.
n.and, the Mammon Mine and
D. V. Cummlngs, DavUt Kay.
Ion?. John McCoy, Edward Myers and
It. It. lilble the defendants weru given
nftien days to file bri.fa and tho plain
tiffs were given five days, thereafter In
whli'h to leply, and the cms. was sub
mitted. This case was app; aled from
the l'iiwl county district court.
The case of'the territory vs. the Fort
Wayne CSoId Production company, from
the dUtrlii. court of Maricopa, county,
was dismissed for want of prosecution.
In the case of tli United States vs.
Itafael toto argument was made. by
District AU.orney Robert E. Morrison
and the case was submitted. The case
was Interesting from tho fact that It
was brought up at 'the request of the
government to have modified, altered
or reversed n former opinion by Judge
Baker relative to mesqulto timber. The
former caei was1 that of the United
Statw against Bustamente, and the
opinion of Judge Baker was1 to the
effect that mesqult- is not timber. This
in contrary to the rulings of the inferior
department and the department of Jus
tice, uhlcli are that som" mesqulte Is
timber.
In Mie cas-- of the Sun Dance Gold
Mining company and L. A. Davles vs.
A. C. Frost, appealed from Yavapai
county and tried before Judge Wcbstir
Street, arguments were made by E. M.
Ranford for the appellant and M. F.
Gallagher, cf Kretzlnger, Gallagher &
Honey of Chicago, for the appellee, and
thp case "w-as submitted.
The cout'j then took a recess till to
day o
THE FOREST RESERVES
Question of Consolidation Is Still
at Issue.
The general conimltte of theAvuter
storage association mot yesterday
morning about half past ten o'clock,
with nctlng chairman J. T. Priest pre
siding. Af.er thi' discussion of a num
ber of minor muttets the Wyoming
irrigation law was 'taken up and the
provisions r.latlng to priority right
were thoroughly discussed. This con
sumed the greater part of the forenoon.
Following "that W. J. Murphy i-tad to
tho commttue a telegram regarding
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Dr. niDDardoiiffrv'o,!.11.
Klduoy, Urinary
and Bladder ilUcmes. Ill pre-eminent cue-ccssliilii.-
to eici'iitloiml ability, long ex
perience ami Absolute reliability, llli
meth(Kls aro fthvHyi the .Men nnd best. He
treu nclcnttllcally Sexual Debility and
Seminal Weakness, completely restoring
tlivlrtcrrlblduii.lcrmlnlng coiiilttloli. Spec
ial and Private ilUonlers with their poison
ous anil ileitructlvu effects Kixcdlly and perm
ancutly cured. No matter who haa failed
Dr. Hibbard will cure you II your ease bo
curable Cancers, Ultcri and External
Crow I In positively removed without tho
knife or aeveru measures. Testimonials at
oOlce. Delay is ilanireroui. Do not wait
until too late. II possible always bn exam
ined by an expert. Tulle with hlin and
Judne yourself to htt integrity and ability.
t'onsultatlunFree. Hours, 10 to VI, 1 to 3, C to
7 Offlcoand laboratory. W-!!8 South Second
Avenue, Hibbard Building, I'hocnlx, Arizona.
Cancers and Tumors Cured
WITHOTOTHE OR. HIBBARD
removes external growths by local medication.
Ills method Is safe, suto and successful, num
erous tstlmnn!al and Kpcclmcns removed can
be seen at ofllce. Ihe doctor makes n specialty
ol chronic diseases and removal of abnormal
growth. Tho knife Is a failure In n largo per
cent of eases. l)r Illbbard's method Is n suc
cess. Ills system Is rational and scientific
Thousands die annually In the United States
because phsyelans as a ruu do not understand
thu disease They call it uucurablo and if they
do any lluun they resnrt to the knife. Thero is
a remedy a lratinmt wltlioutu'vereincsnires
5te
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and a method whereby Cancel can bo turftd
and with little pi In and lomplcto salety. So
not be deceived if you lmvc a prouth no
matter bow Mnall whetuer painless or not it is
suspicious and rhnuid ho liumidiatoly removed
bcforoltls ton late. Judge the doctor by
toe cures ho makes- Tbo mdiuary doi tor tries
to do too much. lie scattutu his iscultles and
becomes proficient in no particular branch.
J.lko a Jack- of all trades he s master of none
The skill, experience and MjicntUlc ability
of l)r Hibbard aro unquestioned besides he
does by other) as he would like to bo done by.
Consultation fre. Call or address Hibbard
building, 2fi V8 Poutb Second Avenue, I'hocnlx,
Arizona. Hours 10-12 1-K 6-7.
the forest nerves and covering mat
ters rhit wprn recently referred to in
rThe Itepublrcan's special dispatches
from Washington, and on motion of
Mr. Woolf the meeting adjourned till
1;20 o'clock, at which time It was
agreed that the question of forest re
serve 'brought up by Mr. Murphy
would be considered.
In the afternoon Mr. Murphy placed
the matter before the committee by
rsadlng itelegrams statin? that tho
people of Coconino county wi're pro
testing against the consolidation of the
San Francisco reserve. Mr. Murphy
said that though this Is In process of
being done, the protests of Coconino
county have been listened to and the
president has consented to wKhDld' ac
tion till la committee from the north
an confer with him Ui the matter. Mr.
Murphy made lengthy talk lri which
he urgtd the necessity of Immediate
action on the part of the people of this
1 valley to hold the ground already
gnlned. He suggested that a commit
tee be sent to Washington to place the
matt'-r befOre the presidnt In Its
proper llghL In order that both sldtes of
tl.e question may b; heard. The Idea
of Mr. Murphy -was endorsed by S. M.
McCowan in a short speich, -which was
follbwed by a general discussion by the
members. Mr. Woolf guaranteed fifty
dollars towatd a fund1 for the use of
such a committee, and Mr. Johnson
thought the same liberality could be
depended upon from khe Utah canal.
Messrs. D. H. Heard and W. H. Code
also spoke upon tht- question, and1 on
motion of Mr. J. B. Hoover It was de
cided to hold a mass meeting at the
Dorrls Cheater next Saturday at 2
o'clock to discuss the question and de
termine the mot advisable muthod of
procesdure.
On motion of Mr. Norton. J. W.
Woolf, A. J. McCiatchle and Dwight
13. Heard were appointed a committee
of three to arrange for thu mass meet
ing. A motion that the executive- commit
tee of the Wntcr Storage Protective,
association select a commlttcc'of three
to go to Washington having prevailed,
the executive committee announced the
selection to be Messrs. S. M. McCowan,
A. J. Chandler and J. W. Woolf.
On motion of Mr. Norton, the water
storage cammlite, requested the com
mittee above named to put forth its
best efforts while In Washington for
water storagf as 'Well as looking after
the matiter of forest reserves.
A committee was also appointed to
call upon the supervisors and solicit n.
subscription tolvard the expenso of
sending this corn'mlttfe to Washington
and to aid in defraying the expense of
bed rock borings. Messrs. Norton,
Walker and Priest were named.
After some further discussion of the
Wyoming law and thu question of pre
paring a law for presentation rto the
legislature the meeting adjourned; till
next Tuesday, when the Wyoming Taw
will be made a special older of busi-ntss.
TO THE HONORABLE MEMBERS OF THE
LEGISLATURE:
GREETING, GENTLEMEN:
Having had the pleusure of addressing you for the last twelve years I
again take pleasure In Informing you that I am still In the old stand and to
the front with tho ilnest line of sultln gs and trousers, of foreign and do
mestic woolens, that have ever been sh own. Hoping to have tho pleasure of
n call from you, I am, Yours respectfully, (
NICHOLSON, the Tailor.
43 Woit Washington (it. Established 1830. Tole'phono 2005.
NOW tSTHK
jip?p E TO BUY
...A Gearing Orange Grove
I have some of the best orange land
and groves In the valley for sale.
Twenty, 40 or 80 acres In grain and
alfalfa, two and a half miles out, with
water, cheap.
Five and 10-acre lots, close in.
Hatches of almost any size or de
scription. List of fine residences and
lots.
Agent for Swift & Co.'s.fertlllzer.
E. A. SPAULDING.
So. 41 West Adam Street.
A golden opportunity to
get Clothing at your own
prices 8 & &
JANUARY
SHOE CLEARANCE
Men's Fine Calf Shoes that
sold at $2 and $2.25, for
$1.50
Men's Fine Calf and Vici Kid
Shoes that sold for $3.00,
for ?.
$2.25
MEN'S FINE SHOES.
Hanan's & Nelson Makes
MEN'S WORKING SHOES
The bes't assortrient in
town. Everything in this
department must be sold.
JANUARY
Clearance of Boys' Apparel
Boys' Double Breasted Knee
Pants Suits that sold at
' $3,50 and $4.00, for
$2.50
Boys, Long Pants Suits, ages
14 to 20, that sold at $7.00,
$8.00 and $lO.OO, for
$5.25
Boys' Finest Long Pants
Suits that sold at $12. OO
and $14.00, for
$8.00
Already our Spring Goods are in transit, and in order to make room for
them we have put the knife deep into the prices of everything in our cttablish
mout. BUY NOW. Such a Bargain Event may not come again for some time
to corner Evoiy thing in tho store at and below cost.
Goldberg Bros' Shoe and Clothing House
REMEMBER OUR PREE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. 1
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ASK FOR AT DCftll O
5I?X-R00m JfEEDS
Wn have nUEIUIIl T.OOD&- BHD PANS UUINALS, DOUCIIH
PANS, OIL SILK, OIL MUSLIN, OIL CLOTH, COTTONS, BANDAGES,
and GAUZES, aiti the
keystone Phaernaey, 8&S
...KODAKERS...
For quick re.ultn brine your
rllinntoMKALY 4 WJLHON,
The Photographers.
312 E. Washington.
Opponlto New York Store.
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The End of the
Century
' nds us with the host
stock of
SPORTING OOODS,
rauiu i-iuvjN
AND BICYCLES
Id th city. We pro
pose to maintain this
standard during1 the
entire aOth century,
although you may not
live to see It. Accord
ingly see us while you
on. Wo will suVo you
money.
The Mansfield & Rhodes
Company
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E. M. DEPEW & CO.
Olive racer $30.00
Olive Hsht roadster 40.00
Olive roadster 30.00
Dayton, cushion frame 50.00
Crawford light roadster .. 33.00
Crawford roadster .'. 27.50
Sterling racer CO.OO
Sterling roadslter 40.00
Tribune road racer 45.00
Tribune roadster 35.00
Good second-hand wheelfi, $7.D0 to
$25. Termsy $10 dofrn, $10 per month
or 10 per cent oft for cash.
E., M. DEPEW & CO.
Telephone 11511. S3 South First Avenue
A. J. BRADLEY,
Undertaker and Embalmer.
LADY EMBALMER,
Graduate Chicago College of Embalming to attend
Ladies and Children.
PHONK 841, 218 WEST WASHINGTON STREET, PHOENIX, ARIZ.
California estaarant
Strictly first-class, quick service, reasonable prices. Satisfaction
guaranteed. 33 and 35 North First avenue.
I Iuslin Underwear I
1 QUICK SEIiMHG SALE I
For the balance of this week we will place on sale our entire stock of S
Muslin Undergarments. All our Underwear is made from a superior
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QUICK SELLING PRICES:
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5 Muslin Gowns Embroidered and Lace Trimmed, good value at "5c. 1
3 $1.20
J Muslin and' Cambrlc'Gowns Embroidered and Lace Trimmed, round andtg
square necks, sold at 1.50. ' ;
2; See the lot on our center counters at Yi off. jl
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