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THE ARIZONA BEPTJBLICAN: MONDAY AlORNINGr, FEBRUATtY 11,' 1901
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The Arizona ftepubliean.
O. W. VICKERS General Manager
a M. McCOWAN Managing lCdltor.
HARVEV J. LGIi Business Manager
J. W. SPEAR Associate Editor
The Arizona Publishing Company
Exclusive Morning Associated Press Dispatches.
The only Perfecting Press In Arizona.
The only battery of linotype In Arizona.
Publication office: SG-3S East Adams street. Telephone No. 471.
Entered at the postofflce at Phoenix, Arizona, as iriall matter of the see
ond class.
- BUBSCnWHc37 RATES. ""
By mall, dally, one year $9.00
Weekly, one year 2.C0
Cash In advance.
Dally, per month ,....$. 75
Washington bureau, BOO Fourteenth street, N. W.
PIIOKNIX, ARIZONA, FEBRUARY 11,1901.'
There Is a curious Instance of the
Involved son'tence In a section of article
4 of the bill providing a j
"EXCEPT municipal government!
THE. MAYOR tJr the cities and towns
AND AL- of Arizona, hotter
DERMEN." known as the Phoenix
charter, it I ns fal
lows: "The city council may, by or
dinance, -establish the compensation of
nil officers of raid city and provide for
theJr removal from crllce In case they
receive or retain other or greater fees
than so paid or fixed by th? corpora
tion for their services, except the of
fices of the mayo and aldermen." If
this clause means what It may be con
strued to mean ami the charter should
over become of force, the other olll
ccr. than the mayor and aldermen,
-would naturally complain becaus? it'hey
had not been "let In on" 'the oppor
tunity to accept' bribes and extra com
penT.itlon, emoluments and perquisites.
The s?ct!on, however, does not mean
that, but while the purpose of It Is ap-
parent, It would be difficult, If not
quite Impossible, to prove the meaning
by the language. What Is Intended to
bo conveyed by the exemption In favor
of the inaybr and aldermen 'Is the Ir
relevant fact that the ccuncH, cannot
fix their compensation, for utiat Is al
ready dono by thu charter. They
wight, therefore, with propilety and j
In the Interest c t c Icarnem have been
left out of the section altogether: be-
side, the contingency of their malfeas
ance or mlsfensanre is covered In an
o her sect-Ion of the charter.
The construction thnt the array of
words naturally sui.-gests would never
be made in u court In cise the mayor
or any of the aldermen were on trial
fur brlb?ry, yet the purpoas of the
section would b? equally well served
If It weie 8ft forth In a more luminous
style.
"Dr." It. 0. Flower, the promoter or
exploiter of the Arizona Eastern and
Montana, has b.ecn In
DR. tervlewed In El Paso
FLOWER regarding the New York
AND HIS liewrpnpir talk of which
ENEMIES. he wus lately made the
Ktibjwrt, In connection
Willi ins suck veiling upenman. in ,
"doctor" uKTIbutcs all tins adverse '
publication to 'his ensmles. That Is i
not an unreasoruu.e meory. ms ineimj ,
crrtalnly would not liave played liiat
kind of a Joke on him. It was not un
natural ihat holder? of Arizona Eastern
and Montana slmuld feel "sore on"
whoever had loaded them up or down
with it and pei4hap3 their sentiment
of coldness toward the "doctor"
amounted almost ,to enmity. Putting
this and that together we believe that
the "doctor's" surmise Is worth ccji
slderlng; Kills thing may have been
done by his t-n-mJea. The. doctor fur
ther stated In the Interview that In
selling (ht flock he was acting In the
line of his duty. Alas! how often it
happens that our duty comiiels us to
lilt the wicked with pain. The doc
tor Is shortly going back to1 New York,
sf-ttle up the matter and reorganize
the company. The reorganization of
the company ought not to be a very
dltlicult matter. If our memory serves
us. It was the opinion of .the stack
holders thai the "doctor" was thu
company. The stockholders wll
no doubt do anything they can to help
him In the work of reorganlzatl' n,
provided their assistance does not In
volve the arqulrlng of more slock, of
which, he says, he has a considerable
block on hand.
Not long ago The Republican, com
menting on a charge made In connec
tion with the Iloi.cs In-PAI'PER-
vestlgatlon that the
ISM" AT "fag" system was In op-
WEST cratlon among the ca-
POlNT. dels at the national mil
itary academy, observed
that une thing to be said In favor of the
fag system wus Its leveling tendency,
the obliteration of class distinctions,
for we have them here notwithstanding
all men are born equal In the United
States, though nowhere elite. A reader
of the New York Sun. replying to n
ittvllcr who had tailed the cadets
"pauper students" and "charity stu
i onlF." says that they are neither: Unit
the government in lis wisdom twikeit
inarge -of them for fnur soars to level
No Gripe, Pain"
Or discomfort, no Irritation of the In
testines -but ee-ntlo, prompt, thorough
healthful clt'unsli!', when you take
Hood's Pills
riold" by all druggists. 25 cents
them. It removes them from their
wealth ami their poverty, fiwm luxury
and need
All are forced to wear thu
same uniform, occupy thu same plain
quarters and subsist on the same plain
food. TJie tku of the, millionaire cun
spend no more money thun the son of
a Ptruggllng farmer, for their pocket
money Is furnished1 thtm by the gov
ernment and they are allowed :o Te
celve none from any other source. Tne
fag system Is only ruppleinentnl of thu
gorcrmnvnt'ti notion to keep things en
the level nt West Point.
11 Is mentioned In the letter that at
one time there were two cadet at
West Point, both destined to become
famous. One of them, a son of an, aris
tocratic house, the heir of great wealth
handed down through generations, vxx
to the command of greut armies. The
conqueror of these, armies was the
olher cadet, the pon of a tannr, whoso
i
ife was a struggle with poverty.
This Is a historic Incident that w
think would not have occurred If both
had not been forced to bo "pauper stu
dents." The average West Pointer,
whatever his subsequent business. In
life may be, for many do not go Into
the army, Is much more ucccssful ond
enjoys a greater degree of the respect
of his community than the averages
graduate from Yale or Harvard, where
th6re Is no leveling, where there is a
height of aristocracy and a dv'Pth of
poverty.
It looks as though tho most effective,
ami certainly the most original, means
of discouraging the kid
NEW P!,AN
TO HEAD
OFF KID
NAPERS. naping Industry haj
been devised by a citi
zen of St. Louis. ThN
gentleman, who is nu
olltcer of one of the
courts of that city, recently received
an anonymous note directing him to
have JoO.OOO In. o i-eitnin pluce by a
given time, and notifying him that '.f
he failed to do so his young son would
be abducted, never to return.
The man upon whom this demand
was made either did not have the
money with hlin .it the time or felt
that he could tr. conveniently spare It.
Instead, therefore, r t yielding to the
lrcat( ,, nollaei the once
of the
matter and announce! he would pay a
reward of $500 to anybody who kid-
naped hu ,)c,y, ,, Iext glt.p waa
to
arm his son with several. large and os
tentatious revolver', with instructions
to use them freely upon anybody who
attempted to steal him. The young
man Is consequently on :i war footing,
not exactly with a chip on his shoul
der, but with n trusty "gun" In each
of his hlj) pockets and filled with o
heiolc i csolve '.hat the kidnapers who
capture hlni shall earn their mone-.
Much as we may admire Its original
Its', however, this method of heading
o'ff the child stealers possesses certain
drawbacks. It might lead to all sorts
of confusion If a well meaning stranger
were to stop that young man on the
strew to nsk him ji'i Innocent ques
tion about the llmo of day or the way
to church. It Is calculated, moreover,
to make persons unduly auspicious of
one another, and If the boy Is Im
petuous by nature he .night e-aslls be
tgmpted to distribute cold lead In
quarters where It wvs entirely unde
served, mho St. Louis plan, therefore,
while dlstlnctlely novel, borders too
closely on the Kentucky plan to be
come popular. Its general adoption,
wlilly It might -nil the business of
kidnaping, would be dreadfully dis
couraging to the social spirit.
Phoenix Is peculiarly situated. In re
spect of delayed trains Just now.
Midway between two great continental
railroad lines, with both of which It Is
connected, It Is cut off from the out
side world, on one side by washouts
and on the other by snow blockades.
If It Ifn't one thing, It's another.
These persons who believed last sum
mer and fall and during the early
winter that the valley was seeing Its
finish In drouths, are now fearful thnt
It will disappear In a flood.
Col. Henry WaCterson's plea of g
noranco concerning the texture and
constituent elements of the "hlsh ball"
would seem to d.crcdlt' his I ,nst that
.Sure Is Scotch blood In his veins.
Doston txle ntlsra are trying to ascer
tain whether delirium" tremens Is a
dlsKiso or a crime, 'As n 'body Indulge
In It voluntarily we Inellno to the dis
ease theory.
Stntesman Uailey'of Texas has ac-
i
quired a gorgeous purple necktie. Tills 1
"may mean that tho germa of Imperial
ism are biting Brother Hallos'.
There Is no mention of the United
States In thu Cuban courtltutlon. The
authora of that Instrument have evi
dently not yet discovered us.
Possibly It is Just as well that con
gress abollshrvl the arms' canteen. Mrs.
Nation would dotihtlers have pulver
ized It If It had continued.
The legislatuie will assemble again
this morning iiml Inquire what pro
grew the clerks have nude with the
code In th? meantime.
Undoubtedly the. closing of the Chi
cago saloons ut midnight Is rough on
the police. It leaves them with no
place to rest.
We should Judge from the portraits
of Mr. Nation that he wa a man who
wanted to 'have hln own way but
couldn't.
Obviously the man oftthe hour In
Prescott Is the man with tht enow
shovel.
Rissffifi iiriasjSK2':c&"m.i
THE PREACHER SAITH
mmmsmKe jtfiETjci'aiRs
"REVIVALS."
At the M. E. church soiith yesterday
morning Rev. R. A. Rowland preached
on "Revivals," basing his remarks on
Habakkuk III, 2: "O, Lord, revive Thy
work." He said In part:
"The liberal meaning of the word
'revive' Is 'to recover new life or vigor,
to be reanimated after'a season of de
pression.' Hut when wo ppeak of a
levlval In relation to our church work,
It Is generally understood to mean not
merely a movement In which the spir
itual life of the members U quick
ened, or reanimated lifter a season of
depression, but also a movement in
which thore who are dead In trespasses
and In stn receive cplrltual life and
are born Into the kingdom of Ood. He
would u?e the word 'revival' In Its
popular seiw as Indicating tihe Im
partatlon of life to those who nre spir
itually dead as well as tho renewal of
the life of tho?e who have been exist
ing In a state of suspended animation.
By a revival lie meant an effort on
the part of the church wht'ch should
result in the conversion of sinners and
thci building up of believers on their
most holy fnlth.
"What are the condltilons on which a
revival may be obtained? What means
must b.? used In order that we mas'
have such an outpouring of God'
spirit ns will bring the tevlval we
need? Th first essential condition of
a revival Is earnest, believing, united
prayer to Almighty God for:
'1. The baptism of the holy ghost on
His faithful servants that thes" may
be clothed with pnwer for service.
"2. That the careless and Indifferent
may be aroused to a sense of their own
condition, and that of others; and that
sinners may be ennvlcted and con
verted by the energy of the hols' spirit.
"In order thnt we may have powvr
with God In prayer and prevail, we
mut:
"1. Intensely desire the blessing we
are seiklng.
"2. Relieve that God Is able and
willing to grant that for which we are
asking.
"3. Possess perfect trust Unit He
do, wntlc we are asking, grant our
petition,
"In view of thu meeting they w-ere
about to hoM, an Important question
each one ought to ash himself, or her
self. Is 'HVj.v may I luCp to promote a
revival?' Wc may help:
"I. Hy Intense personal secratlon
to God for service.
"2. Uy attending nil the uervtfces un
1cm we have a reaoon which we smill
not be nihamed to give to the Lord
.J cuis Christ nt the day of Judgment.
"3. Ry Inviting i-ll we rosfCbly can
to attend the pervlcoR.
"4. Converse with sinners about their
palvatlon. ,
"3. Kindly and sympathetically urg-1
the other membprs of the church to do
tilelr duls'.
"The mectiing was to be conducted
by Dr. Carradlnl. His methods might
be different to theirs, or any they had
men. The'r objtct, however, was the
salvation of men, and If bs- any means
known to human experience, cr that
can bo ruggested by human ingenults.
dinners could be brought Into personal,
raving contnt't with the Lord Jesus
ChtCst, he would rejoice."
In conclusion lie urged every member
:t the church to perform their whole
duts'.
o
A WAYSIDE CONVERSATION.
Fame and Death, upon a das'.
Met and chatted on tho way.
"Greeting, friend," In klnde.'t tone".
Murmured Death, with happy smile,
"Let us rest beside the was.
Need we hurry all the while?"
"I must hurry," answered Fame,
"Further djown the way I haste.
One abides tnero whom I must
Itld ms sweetest fruits to taste."
i
"Rest you, rcat s'ou, brother mine,"
Death Insisted graciously,
"Rut an hour ago that one
Answered to a cull from me."
Fame and Denth, upon n day,
Met and chatted on irhe was'.
Josh Wink, In tlhe Raltimore Amor-
lean.
Most Complete
Line in
THE BRISLEY DRUG GO,,
IN THE
Hote! Adams,
Pliocnlx.
Purest of drugs
and greatest of
cate In filling of
Prescriptions.
4 OPEN DAY
Dr. Lyon's
PERFECT
Tooth Pdwdor
Used by people of refinement
for javer a quarter of a oentury.
THE TELEPHONE GIRL.
Each year finds the new recruits vhn
step Into the ranks of the telephone
brigade representative!! of u higher
training. With every Urge telephone
exchange there Is now a regular school
for employees.
The school rooms are fitted wul:
dummy switchboards and Imitation ap
parci us corresponding to an' the other
painphcrnnlin pf a regular exchange,
mid so the beglinr In the field Is given
an opportunity to try her hand nt the
practical woik of the vocation as well
ns being afforded an Insight Into th
technical terms and theors'.
Following the plan now In force In
maiiv of the best schools of all kinds,
a girl, If she does not learn readily un
der one teacher, is transferred to thu
care of another Instructor, so that tin
usplrunt Is never dismissed as untitled
for the work until she lias had a vury
fair trial.
After her period of probation In the
second room proper the new comer U
detailed to sit day after day beside an
expert, watch her work .and hear her
explanations under all circumstances,
until she gets a good Idea of the sys
tem. It Is wesks before she Is Entrusted
with nny definite re''pcnhlbll!.Vy. and
even then she Is usually on duty only
during the slack hours, when one of lh
old employees can keep an e)'c on all
slif doer..
Under the new system, whereby a ti
ny electric light Hashes up whenever a
subscriber wishes to communicate with
some one, there Is far leis strain upon
the operator's nerves than under the
old plan, wherein the blare of bells was
constantly In her cars.
Inasmuch as the light U extinguished
the moment the subscriber Ivas flnlshod
talking and hung up the receiver, tho
telephone girl need not continually
bother to Inquire: "Are you through."
and inasmuch a3 she Is required to maku
fewer motions and nsk fewer questions,
she naturally accomplishes more In any
given space of time.
o-
HARD ON NEW YORK.
(iubb?rly He's a nice-looking benst.
but Is he well broken? I want a horse
that 1 can drive through every street In
New York with perfect safety."
Horse Denl?r You don't want a hor.ie
ms' friend, you want a Rocky mounta'n
goat "-Uarpi r's Razar.
DORRIS THEATRE.
KICK WAONKU, STunager.
Mondoy. IFcla. lltH
"HUMAN
HEARTS"
Th Tdyl of tho Arkanmw Hlllo
Original Company of Superior Players
As presented S00 consecutive nights
In N w York City at thu Fifth Ave.
Theater.
Hesoived Boats , CO, 75, 81.00
Gallery SGn
Wednesday, February J 3th.
LEWIS
MORRISON'S
i.Uo 1
With Its Wonderful Electric and
Calcium Effects.
The Marvelous "Rroekcn" Scene.
ItAierved Saatl 75c, $J. 00 and 81 50
Qallory : - 35o and 00c
Seats on sale Mondas'.
The Head of the Family
In the enjoyment of most of what nre
commonly called "crtnture comforts"
thoroughly appreciates the value of
economy In the purchase of meat, for
he foots the bills. We don't sell ciieap
meat, but we do pell good melt cheap
whlch Is Indicative of a great differ
ence. Our meat carves well, cooks well
and Is toothsome to a degree.
P. T. Hurley.
3 West Washington St. 'Phone 121
Pharmaceutical
Arizona
A full stock of
all accessories to
the toilet and the
Snick room. i
AND NIGHT
WHY NOT
GROW ORANGES?
I have ICO acres In the best
orange growing section. Will
sub-divide to suit purchasers.
Tou can buy this land on Ave
years' time. Interest Is all
you have to pay. After 6
years Uie crop will pay the
cost.
SI 1IORTH FIRST AVENUE.
JA
HOTEL
CASA LOMA.
REblNDS, CAL.
Cliina!c
Scenery
INEQUALED -Sunshine
ANYWHERE ""' Pa,kS
1 lines
FOR nnt.nW I ifd
Ileal h
Accomm dations
WRITE 70S BATES
AND ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET.
J. H. BOHON, Mgr.
NO CONSUMPTIVES TAKEN.
Great Expectations
are the Incentive that often lead peo
ple to visit strange butcher stoics and
test the iuallty of their meats. There
Is trouble ahead for any of iur patrons
that try It. They will never find suoh
tender, succulent, prime and high grade
roasts, chops, sttaks and such fresh,
choice poultry an we send to your order
at all times.
Cold Air Storage Market
S. J. TRIBOLET - 114-116 W. WaihliigUin
THE
Bashford Bur mister
COMPANY
Pre scull.
Arizona-
Wholesale and Retail
Dealers.
We purchase till commodi
ties in carload lots, and can
impply everybody with
everything.
We Respectfully Solicit
Patronage.
A LITTLE
PLACE
To stand on the earth Is all we
ask. We don't wnnt a corner of
the earth or a "Corner" on It.
We have us good
MEATS
as any In the city and sell as
cheaply. We wnnt a shnie of
your trade (the lion's Bhate).
Come In and see us mid try our
Meats. Wo nre better prepared
to Birve you than at tlrst. Next
door to Postollke. 'Phone lilCS.
WHEELER'S
MEAT MARKET.
tasiiiti mm
PASADENA,
Ily the continuous Inhalation of air medicated no aa to apply dhret lollic dUeated int.
fae, remedies cntru'.aicil todeMroy the Kernnmiil to heal the damaged tliif; I lie aedlic
feiuiii treatment (or tbeexpreaa purpose oi iloslrorlnt and rnnotlug Hie Keim which ate Ilia
dlreist ciiune of the ilheane; the Kcneral uplmtldlDg of the patient and the lpoi'lal leelop3H-iit
and MrcntlienlHK of the weaker partu by a thorough ami ademiftc drill in physical culture
ami pulmonary eyiiinaiiii"; connitM wiuuuo naiuru; huvamttrta oi a prrsn'i cumaiK, uom
natural and artificial. Thu remit obtained at till Banatorlnm, with there combined method
ot treatment, are very grat'ftlug. and ho-callcd
mucnimprorrii. write inr literature,
BALLARD PULMONARY SANATORIUM - PASADENA, CAL.
86 Nassau St., New York
FISK & ROBINSON,
Bankers
Dealers in Investment
Securities.
Deposit Accounts of Hanks, Bankers,
Firms, and Individuals received, sub
ject to sltrht draft. Interest allowed
on balances. Correspondence Invited
from Corporal Ioiih, Trustees arm other
conservative Investors. Orders on th'
New York Stock Exchange executed
on commission for cash.
UABVKY KDWARD PISK.
8K0HUK H. ROBINSON,
Utmber New York Stock Kxcnant
BANK?
Monal Bask of Arizona,
PHOENIX, ARIZONA.
CAPITAL PAID UP $100,000
suuriAis 2G-000
EMU. OANZ. President.
SOL LEWIS, Vice-President.
S. OBERFELDEH, Cashier.
JOHN J. SWEENEY, A'sst. Cashier,
Dlrccton: Emu pauix. boi w:w, .. . . . t
Bmltn Cbarlea Uoldtnau, H. Oberlelder, in
ward iciteie. joa. iiiaiucuui-i.
CORRESPONDENTS.
The nank of California.. San Francisco
ti.ii..... x. i'n New York
National Rank of Commerce.. St. Louis
Nat'l Rank of Commerce. .Kansas iuy
First National Rank Chicago
Colorado National Rank ..i... .Denver
Farmers' & Merchants Nat'l Rank
Ixw Angeles
Consolidated Nat'l Rank Tucson
Rank of Arizona Prescott
Messrs. N. M. Rothschlldg & Sons...
London
THE VALLEY BANE
Mf PHOBNIX ARIZONA.
Paid Up Capital $109,000
Surplua M.000
WM, CHRISTY, President.
J. C. KIRKPATRICK. Vice-President.
W. D. FULWILER, Cashier.
LLOYD H. CHRISTY. Ass't Caahler.
Drafts Issued on all of the Important
cities of the United States and Europe.
Discount Commercial Paper and do a
General Ranking Huslness.
Office Hours: 9 a, m. to S p. m.
DIRECTORS.
M. II. Sherman, Wm. Christy, E. J.
Rennltt, J. C. Kirkpatrlck. F. C.
Hatch, W. D. Fulwller,
Lloyd D. Chrlaty.
CORRESPONDENTS.
American Exchange National Rank,
Mow Onrk! American Exshonge Na
tional Rank, Chicago; First National
Bank, Los Angeles; Rank of Arizona,
Prescort, Ariz.; The. Anglo-Callfornla
Bank. San Francleco, CaL
ESTABLISHED 1803
THE PRESCOTT
NATIONAL BANK
PRESCOTT, ARIZONA.
Capital paid In $100,000.00
Surplus and profits $ 40,000.00
FRANK M. MURPHY. President.
MORRIS GOLDWATER, Vlce-Pres.
HENRY KINSLEY, Cashier
C. O. ELLIS, Assistant Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
FRANK M. MURPHY
MORRIS GOLDWATER
H. KINSLEY
R. N. FREDERICKS
JOHN C. HERNDON
E. R. GAGE
D. M. FERRY.
Accounts of Individuals, firms and
corporations solicited on favorable
terms.
Madame earhart Says:
I liave patronized several of
the restaurants in Phoenix and
I have found the English
Kitchen gives the best variety
and the best service of any.
Dr. Slayton Says:
The English Kitchen keeps
their cook room In absolute
clean condition and the quality
of their food, together with good
1 service, entitles them 0i liberal'
patronage.
The English Kitchen Restaurant
Tom Co.
25-27 N. First Stroet
The Phoenix House-Renovating and
Labor Bureau - w. d. valentine
All Kind of Holp I'urnlahd. Win
ilnwaoil HoUao-Ol-pnlncr a Specialty.
White Wasoingr and KuUomlninir. We
hl3o Heat UamutHuuci Clean 31ilmnn,J.
Orders Promptly Attended to, Uooxi
Kontd and Kent OollncUd for Won
Jtesldents. PUce Your Ordors with Us
313 W. Washington. Itct. 110 W. Jack ou at.
at the BALLARD
PulmoDaij Sanatorium
CALIFORNIA
incurable coiuuinptlrca are cured, or very
DR.EbblSOIN
BLOOD, SKIN AND NERVE SPECIALIST
11 a new tnctli'xl I CCIlU in- and wtwim Ct miuaI
dclliH. fcterilii? bUjoA iNjinon nkln airi iul nurI
If ia. My irt'ulmrnt 1 ilirri if nt f rum any ottiti and ron
tiiliK nu injuriimsdrutf. My fees ant Uliln r h of all.
Vtiti-niejUiiry ufyorcae. Uyiroffhloimltiin
lun In KIIT.E. K trial a kmwO. O. IL fiauO. No
niraicliiavltl tifHtnntllnlivd- Addi-eM
PR. ..LLlM.t.v, i'olorrwlo 8irin, Cclnrvlo.
To the Traveling Public
PRESC0TT.
Handsomely furnished hotel, entirely
new, and fire-proof. Is situated In
business center. Possesses the quiet
elegance and comforts of a home.
Fine sample room; finely appointed
dining room; handsome wine room.
Baths ond electric light, and bell In
every room. Rates to suit. Tel. No.
ISO.
Aaericaa and Europea. Plus.
MURRAY McINERNAY
PROPRIETOR.
AMBROSE CORRAL.
J.W. AMBROSE, Prop.
Cor, First Ave. and Monroe St., Phoenix, Ariz.
General corral and livery business.
Rigs, cheap by -week or month. Buy
and sell horses and mules on commis
sion. Saddle ponies, mountain rigs,
surreys and buggies rented by the day
or week.
One Dollar Saved
by waiting until you reach Mari
copa and take a nice warm, com
fortable room at the New Ed
wards Hotel. Train arrives 7:15
leaves for Tucson and El Paso at
4 a. tn. Give us your patronage.
Sleeping Car Companies don't
need It.
J. V.Edwards, Proprietor.
BREAD
Basis of Strength.
Bread I Good Bread 1
In Short
Phoenix Bakery Bread
Contains everything neceisary to sus
tain life. It Is made of the finest talis
grade flour, by the most skillful bakers,
and In the most perfectly appoint
bake shops. Is pure, palaHable an!
wholesome. Joeing light, it aa Tm sates
and digested by Invalids.
Plioenii Bakery 5 ConfeclioDerj
EDWARD EISELE, Prop.
Ktabllihed 1881. Telephone 691
7 Weit Washington Street;
Bargains
4 lots on First avenue near Van Bursa
N $500 each
40 acre vnder Maricopa canal; lm
proved; alfalfa, well, house and barn,
$3,000
160 acres, one mile from Phoenix, la
alfalfa; water rights Maricopa and
Grand
$12,000
W. J. MURPHY, O'Neill Block,
ARIZOWS
Moit Rttrartlro and inoit favored pleasure and
health resort Is the
CASTLE CREEK HOT SPRIRGS
Nowhere else can such a combination
of hot springs of medicinal value and a
mild winter climate be found.
AN IDEAI., PL'ACE FOR REST
AND RECUPERATION.
Out-of-door amusements provided
and safe saddle horses for the many
d. llghtful mountain trails.
Hotel accommodations .tlrst-class In
cyery respect. Two hours by railroad
from Phoenjx to Ifot Springs Junction,
from which point stage leaves every
morning except Sunday for Hot
Springs.
Full Information and descriptive
pamphlet on application. Address
C. M. COLHOUN. Manager,
Hot Springs, Yavapai Co., Arizona.
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