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THE ARIZONA BKFOBLIOAN: 8 ATUfiDAY HORNINGr, MABCH 33, 1901
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The Arizona ftepctbMcaia,
O. W. VI0KKR8 ....V.-OerifFai, Manager
8. M. McCOWAN ...;..:MatiAirlnfe Editor.
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j J. W. 8PBAR .-.'...... . -. ;... i. Associate-Editor
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PHOENIX, ARIZONA, MARCH 23, iOOl.
Early In the session of tho unlament-
ed Twenty-llrst-leglslature thw Honor -
able President of the
council, Mr. Eugene
DISMAL
FAILURE,
Ives of Yuma, secured
the appointment of a
committee composed of
himself, Senator Clnypool of alia, and
Senator Warner of Cochise, to Investi
gate the official acts of the territorial
auditor. Startling developments wers
promised. It was confidently asserted
that the auditor had been guilty of
every sln and. crime known of man.
Such yellow Journals as thb Enterprise
and Yuma Sun took up the hue and
cry and published, In glowing headlines
tho auditor's awful downfall, and pre
dieted all sorts of summary 'punlnh
' nient. Gossips rolled the delicious bit
of scandal under their tonsues, while
democratic grannies gloated over a sll
uation so common with them unit so
rare In the' republican ranks.
ffftiat 'President Ivts was not 'prompt
ed to take the high moral ground he
assumed because of Innate moral rec
tltttde-w1 suspected by rll wh knew
the gentleman. Not ven his closest
frUnds.ever.belleved'.hlmtofiaye been
bulil on a. saintly ,pltp,- While tip gel.-
iiemans-vgimiaiexniR(n aiiay ,,nve
neceivcu 'nimseni'inio a uenei in-nis;
immaeuIateToricpptlon, everybody elan
who knew anything et till about the
funny .business golnc'on in democratic
panctums knew absolutely that motives
closely ukln to spite and unholy desire
for gain were- the ruling advisors that
kept Urging him along In his mad ca
reer. i And those who thought thus were not I
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deceived. Little 'by little the. true mo
tives -were dlscHsed, Advances were
made to the governor, who was the real
objet of attack, the auditor bolng us'd
merely as1 a seapegolit., Tho governor,
metaphorically speaking, was taken up
xohto a -high mountain and told that the
earth, and the heavens above the earth,
and the waters under the earth, and
surcease of troubles, the calling off of
Ives' sleuths, and other blessings too
numerous to .mention, would be his
forever and. a day, provided he, the
governor, would fall down and wor
ship his majesty, the president of the
council, and sc manipulate matters
jthat Ives could down .Frank Cox and
secure control, of. the Southern I?aclflc
Influence In this section. It Is reported
that tho governor was sorely tempted
and would probably have yielded, but
for the great difficulty ho experienced
Jn striving t: surround such common
Clay as the- president of tho council
with angelic halos or saintly attributes.
The" governor" declined the seductive
llirtations, preferring honor and cal-
ttmny
praise.
to hypocrisy and democratic
This action of the governor
.aroused satanlc Ire and kindled spite
Jnto vindictive persecution.
At about this stage of the game Is
where the people became interested,
because the territorial treasury was
vailed Into requisition to defray the
cost of personal rage. An enemy of
the governor's was employed at u sal
ary of J1Q per day to expert the books
of the auditor. This expert and Mr.
Ives retired to an inner room and
danced a hornpipe In very glee af the
opportunity given them to "even old
'scores."
,., But, alas! forfdnd hopes and sweet
'dreams, of. revenge, utter, searching the
fccoks of thc auditor from Alpha to,
"Omega they could glean naught but
disappointment. The books spoke of
"honesty 'and Jntegrlty and would ' not
.disclose atslngle taint of theft or fraud.
'Not an lota of stealing could be de
tected not. so much as an atom of evl
'denee 'to show that a paltry picayune
.lad'been feloniously abstracted, or i
that the faintest attempt had ever been
.made to defraud tho people of a soli
dary penny.
Boor Ivesl He went to 'the'eupboard
and found that the cupboard was bare!
Not a scrap of anything upon which
to feed his gluttinous appetite for re
;venge. His defeat was humiliating In
the extreme inglorious to the last de
greeyet there, are those who will wor
ship this heartless demagogue and ex.
.ult' spiteful deslro to thc high plane of
laudable moral zeal.
. fPalcstlno was nt one time In a high
.Btate of cultivation. By the .Mosaic
(Institute, after the oxodus from Egypt,
nhe lands were divided among tho
Jadult malts, each receiving from six
teen to twenty-flvo acres. The fields
.vere watered from canals and con
dults communicating with the brooks
"and 'streams. When, through tho vlcls.
'.sltudes of, war find fnplne, these Irrf-
gatlon worka.wore. . destroyed nnd life
irehdered Insecure,' agriculture declined. (
What was at one time a. fruitful land
of plenty under Irrigation,- today Is
practically a barren waste,
Senators Warner, Perkins, Rlordan
and Campbell are a hand full of ncs
and a mighty good hund to bet on.
During the legislature just adjourned
they were always in their seats and
always on the side cf duty -' right.
Theylove their par;ywell. biu s wel
fare of their territory more -and .. vs
worked and voted' ns, their heads dic
tated and hearts beat. The Republican
grlovcs that such true gentlemen -must
leave Phoenix, but you will always be
welcomed tack, hoys.
IT, M. Woods, tho republican, mem-
ber from Cochise, has been a faithful
and consistent worker- during the last
session. Hols tireless, loyal to.lils
party, to the laboring people and to the
best Interests of the territory. We ilk
him and hope to see him returned two
years hence.
. Thp Hs,nr EcneraUor: wm' Vc to wIl.
neM thc ,,3tnbllgnment n aenM o:ii
ulaton upon tracts ot and notv nrd
nni, Rstalnlng-?r.irtho-cactus and th?
homed toad,
.
.
A FRENCH HELEN KELLER.
. .Mqrle Heurtln, writes ,a French cor
resptinderit. wa.s bprn deaf, dumb and
blind, up to th,e tlni she was ten yfarn
old she was apparently -not only com
pletely Idiotic, but also a most Impos
sible little person, who Iny down on the
ground and rollpd at the -slightest thing
wWh displeased her, and was nlfostth.
ir an violent 'thrt'l shf wns Hpnt nwnv
from two Institutions for deaf mutes,
Innd parsed on to the nuns nt Larnay
as a perfect little savage for whom It
wn finite useless to try to do anything.
These tlcvytcd sisters Hist tamed the
little shrew ami then taught her. Mr
rle Heurtln had brought away wjth her
a little knife, which fhe seemed to
love. Sister St. Marguerite, who had
got the thlld's cbnfldsnce In a way, took
away the knife, making meanwhile In
the hand of the little girl tho sign
which In the deaf and dumb language
m:ans knife. .Then the knife was put
back Into her hand with the same sign.
After a while Mario Hucrtln hegan to
'comprehend that there was a eonnec
tt:in between tho sign and -the objjet.
From the knife Sister St. Marguerite
"went on to repeat the same experience
with the fruits thedlttle girl liked best.
In the end she undersood that for ev
erything there was some particular
sign by which It cotiKl be designated.
Her Idea, of space Is so exact that she.
can wdlk across a room nnd fcpen a
door -without confusion or hesitation.
Unconsciously she must measure her
movements, fjr If Interrupted she Joses
herself entirely. To be old Is something
that happens to you after you have
"walked a great, great deal."
Marie Huertln has a keen sense of
beuuty, and nn Intense aesthetic pleas
ure In beautiful -things. Her sansa- of
touch Is so exquisitely 'delicate that she
can enjoy line nnd col'?r In an embroidery-
or tapestry by simply passing her
hand over the design. Harpers 11a
zaar. CALLED HIS BLUFF,
To back up a boast made during a
.conversation, Alex II. Sibley, a'young
attorney, has left the city on a hurried
visit to England, and Is' now crossing
the ocean.
The conversation took place nt the
Detroit club en Thursday. Six young
men were sitting tn the smoking room
discussing various topics. The conver
sation drifted to ocean travel In general
and tho dangers and disagreeable fea
tures of ocean travel,. In midwinter In
particular.
"I would not cross tho ocean at pres
ent for $500, said one of thi party.
Sibley, who was one of tho group,
mado this assertion:
"I don't think the trip is so much
more unnleasant than In summer. Anv.
Way. I'll go over to England now for
$200."
Some of the young men laughed, oth
ers disputed his sincerity, till the law
yar with strong emphasis repeated his
assertion.
"I'll go for $200 and go. tonight." he
said.
"We'll Just take you." The response
came from several sides. Immediately
each of the group declared his willing
ness to contribute sufficient to make up
the amount required and the $200 was
L raised at once.
v Sibley seemed to be delighted to bo
able t'o back up his assertion. He -went
home 'and Immediately prepared for his
.departure, He left for New York the
i'Sariiei evening and ihU morning sailed
o uonuon.. upon nis arrival tnere no
will find $200 waiting f:r his dlsposal.-
Dqtrolt News.
W,hf-n a new milliner arrives In town
from Herkimer, Indiana, or Keokuk.
Iowa, you can't fool anybody by nn
nounelng'that she Is "from New Vork."'
Besides, milliners from Herkimer and
Keokuk are Just as good as milliner
fiwm K?Atl Vrtitl Vniif Vyiiil kauIiiar
Uov much fron loiivrn.in'-Atihimn
Globe. . .
OP
DANDRUFF
FALLING HAIR
arid BALDNESS
Kill the Germ that Is Destroying
the Hair' Root.'
NEWBRb'S
HERPlCIDE
IS THE SCIENTIFIC REMEDY
THAT. KILLS. THESE
PARASITIC GERMS.
For Safe, by Druggist. Price $1.00.
2S
PREDICTIONS OF TESLA.
First System of wireless telegraphy
by which n message can be sent clear
it round the world
Second Eitctrlc.il production- of
ozone for sterilizing water, to rid It of
Its many Imburlfes.
k Third The nrariufaetii'p of artificial
food by oxidized hydrogen."- , ' i
Fourth 'T.be llyang iiiacdnc will be
a fact. if. will not bring unfvewat
)3nce nfl re mo ruppnse. erne nutlca
.will rule the air as well as tho sea
Fifth Future developments will tend
to diminish the number of lndlvlduat.1
engaged In battle, ''hey will bring Into
lise a ma'chhe which Can he operated
by.the fewest pjiwlblu Individuals
' filkth The" perfection of the telau
tomatcn, a machine havlng'all Its bod
ily movements controlled from a dis
tance (lthuht Wires. Telnutomatles
art; applicable :ln any ' machine that
moves on thc land, In water or In the
nlr.
Seventh The. transmission of elec
trical ctisrgy through tho earth without
a wire.
El3hth A system to draw energy
, from the. sun.
Nfnth The electrolytic process' otex
traelltfg'lron' from ore'artfl'Tuodldtng tt
1 H t'i" r? ci'D t "r cl forms "without fuel con
sumption. Tenth The 'clectrolytls maunfacture
of aluminum nnd Its gradual extermin
ation, of copper, nnJ possibly Iron.
Eleventh A self-acting engine capa
'bto of deriving energy from its own mo
tion. Sucre?.
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EDWARD VII AS A THEATERGOER,
London Managers Whom He Can Make
Happy cr Miserable.
With reference to the Prince of
Wales' playgolng record for 1900 a cor
rcspondcnt'wrltes! "The prince, unless
he Ik unutterably 'bored' by a pcrform
'an'ce, has a very happy knnck of ox
pressing his view of the play. A well
known London manager ones remarked
that so much did he value, from a com
mercial point of vltjw, hl roval Ciluh
ness' opinion of the merits of a plei-e
tlat he would gladly, If such a th.'ng
were poflble, retain Ids services at n
very high fee, for the purpose of rend
ing the plays submitted.
"When t&o prlrce Is particularly
pleased with what he has ?cen he gen
erally sends for the manager and ex
presses his approval. If he Is only
moderately pleased he sends a pjllte
message to the manager through the
acting manager during the decent to
his carriage If he Is disappointed he
makes r.o remark' at oil, find he has
bden known- to leave a theater before
the end of tho performance. Uy the
wo, it Is an accepted rule that no no
tice Is given to the press of the respec
tive visit to 'thft theutur'of n member of
the royal ifamlly, but arl announcement
that a roynl personage has visited a
particular theuter 19 a permissible form
of advertisement. tendon Chronicle.
1
HOW'S THIS!
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for' any case of Catarrh that can
not b cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Props.,
Toledo, O.
Wo the undersigned, have known F.
'J. Cheney for the lost 15 years, and be
lieve him perfectly honorable In nil
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their firm.
WEST & TRUAX,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Intern-,
ally; acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces tit the system. Price,
"5c. per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
. Hall's Family Pills are the best.
Testimonials free.
fflitani Vegetable Co.
'Wholesale and Retail,
404 E. Wa?hinKton St., Phnonix
MINCE PIES
Home Baking Co;
II. J. P.ettld, Manager. ,
E 3d and Washington 8ts.-Fb.cne 2311.
" 0f !li "J
VAjJjXcaptplf "
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SURVIVED THE DEATH VALLEY.
John B. Colton returned a few days
ago from Ca'.lfornla, wheTe, lie attend
ed the- reunion of the remaining mem
bers of a party of Jayhnwkers who
were lost. In Dea,t.h valley for three
months rn 1849. There were thirty-six-in'
the par.ty that left Salt 'Lake In Oc
tober, '49, but of that number dniy
eight Tire alive- today. Sonic .of these,
weary with the weight of years, wero
unafclo b attend tho reunion In Sdh
Jose on February 4, nnd sent klndlv
-messagta Instead-.
IWblto 'Mr, Colton Vns In California,
he vlsitedi the old' San Frane!srulto
ranch 'on the Rio Santa Clara near the
edge of the Mojavo desert, not far from
the town of that name, Where the 'Jay
h'awkrrs wero rescued fifty-one years
ago. The ranch was very bid at that
time and today only one building re
mains; the adobe mllkhcuse. Near a
clump f cypress trees, a mound of
hnlf-petrlfled '(lobe, bricks mark the
spot where stood the ranch -house, in
which the famished party rested aiter
their long Journey. Mr. Colton took,
an artist with him on his visit a short
time ago and brought horns a number
of views of the- ranch nnd surround
ing country.
During Mie three- months - that' the
JnyhdWke!!?, were lost Ih Death valley,
they were practically without food. cxr
cept t'he,smalicst ration of rawhide and
the sCantest supply of water. For
four or five days at a time they had no
water at all and- their sufferings were
lerrlbte. Some i;f the party became
seprnted1 from the wagon train nnd
wandered'uwuy in the desert and wero
s-een no more. When hope had nearly
left them thb party sighted the east
rrfligo rind upon renchlng-'tho foothills'
found water, nnd later reached, thb. Sari
Franc.'jqulta ranth.- Tlu-ro was enly
6ns- Woir.an In tihe party, Mrs"., W. J,
Brier, now HVlng In L'odl, Cal. Of tho
other survivors C. B. Mcclim lives In
Independence, Ta. U. B. Davidson In
Thermopolls. Wyo.: IT. B. Frnnst, Rye
Vallay, Ore.; Thomas 'Shnnno, Los Ga
tes, Cal.: John Grorcup, Laytonvlll.
Cal.; Dow Stevens, San Jose, Cal. and
Mr. Colton In Kansas City.
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You may tolrc some -men to Ik? good,
but ns soon ns, you fiult paying them
you're up against it.
Gymnastics
W.ill jlo. much , to .jHeveloja. a , muscular
body,,";J3ut''th"e strength1 of, the" body is
not t&;be measured by Hs muscle, but by
ItiVbidftdVjf ,thc blood' ,is ifiibure; -the
body.iu.spite of its bulk' and brayn; falls
- an, easy prey 10 dis
ease. .
There is no medi
cine equal to Doctor
Pierce's Golden Med
ical Discovery for
this purifying of the
blood. It carries off
the poisons which
contaminate thc lire
flHid, It increases
the activity of thc
blood-making glands
nnd gives the body
an increased supply
of pure, body-build-in;;
blood. It builds
up the body with
sound, healthy flesh
instead of flabby fat,
jiromotcs the appe
tite, feeds the nerves
and so gives to weak,
nervous people vital
ity and vigor.
There is no alcohol
contained in "Golden
Medical Discovery."
and it is absolutely free from opium,
cocaine and all other narcotics.
" I f 1 It my duly to l Iritc to you of the won.
derful curative power of your "Golden Med
ical l)lcovery.' " write George S lteiiden.on,
V.tjy, of Denuud, I,ce Co., l-'lorida. "I liad a
tou bruise on ::iy right ear and ray blood was
badly out of order. I tried local doctors, but
with no good result. Finally I wrote you the
particular In my cae nnd you advised your
'Golden Medical Discovery. which I began to
take. From the firt bottle I began to feel
better, and when I had taken eight bottle the
sore was healed up. I wish you success."
Or. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser, in paper covers, is sent free on
receipt of 21 one-cent stamps to pay'
expense of mailing only. Address Dr.
R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
A High Salaried Chef
may make more of simple materials
than tho ordinary cook, but neither can
transform tough, stringy meat Into a
feast fit for the gods,, or even an or
dinary mortal. The meat we supply
our customers needs but ordinary cul
inary skill to reach the table In One
condition, because It Is first, last and all
tho time a prime .article.
P. T.'Harley.
i West Washington St. 'Phone 121
AFTER YOU
have had one experience in th6 pur
Chasing of drugs, chemicals br toilet
articles, or having prescriptions filled,
nt IJrlsley's, you will ba more than
likely to come, a second time. With
thnt fact In view, we extend to. you, If
a stranger to our establishment, an In
vitation to make the Initial visit.
BR1SLEY DRUG CO.
HOTEL. ADAMM CORNER.
'Telephone 24 31. Night Bell.
fSwtn
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New 9-room'Trame' House ton Tempo
njad, Just' east 'of Seveniirstreet. Price,
$1,C00.
Nearly new Frame House in Collins1.
Addltlo r rooms, large closets, bath,
finely flniinc& Cdst '$1,600 to bullU.
Brlce, $1,250. s
Three houses on South Second street.
Rent for $27 per month. Price, $1,500.
Tho rent will pay the' monthly .pay
ment required.
All above sold on small cash pay
ment; baianco easy mohthly payments.
Call soon If you are looking for bar
gains. R. H. BREENE
SI NORTH FIRST AVENUE.
Real Estate, Loans and Insurance.
Your Bicycle
v L
t Kcft in Fine Condition
fa
50 Cents Per Month
Cleaned, Oiiecl and Delivered.
Our Repair Shop is tho bent in the
tity. Our pliers the mogt
Reasonable..
The Bente Bicycle Co.
AtlaniB St.Near Center.
BroTrysing.tmrt Rich
Lands
Pasture
and drinklne from pure and limpid
' brooks, is thc manner in which the cat
tle are' raised that find their way to
1 our market in prime beef, mutton,
1 lamb, veal and pork. Our meats are
worthy o fthe tableot the most fastidi
ous epicure, and-are cut up with skill
and care to your order.
Cold Air Storage Market
S. J. TKIBOLKT - JH-118 W. WaihlnRton
ARIZONA'S
Most attractive snrt most favored pleasure and
health resort Is the
CASTM CRfiEK HOT SPRINGS
Nowhere else can such a combination
of hot springs of medrdnal value and a
mild winter climate be found.
AN IDEAL PLACE FOR REST
AND RECUPERATION.
Out-of-door amusements provided
and safe saddle horses for the many
d. Ughtful mountain trails.
Hoitel accommodations , first-class in
every respect. Two hours by railroad
from Phoenix to Hot Springs Junction,
from which point stage leaves every
morninn except Sunday for Hot
ilprlngB.
Full information and descriptive
pamphlet on application. Address
C. M. COLHOUN. Manager,
Hot Sprlnsrs. Yavapai Co., Arizona
Why flot
If everybody else Is coming
here for their meat there jnust
be some reason for It. Of course,,
I do not mean everybody, but
a whole lot of th'em. I am buy-:-lng
nnd selling the very best to .
be obtained in the valley and I
believe the people appreciate It..
Come In! Nothing 'to do but"1
swap lies and give you the best
In my line there Is In tho city. '
WHEELER'S
Meat Market
C, ,11. WHEELER. Prop.
V. O. Building. 'Phone '2SG5..
Bargain
s
4 lots on First avenue near Van Buren
SBOO fiach
40 acres under Maricopa canal; Im
proved; alfalfa, well, house and barn,
$3,000
ICO acres, one mile from Phoenix, In
alfalfa;, water rights Maricopa and
Grand ..:; ;...
$12,000
W. J. MURRHy, O'Neill Black.
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II II
wiiiiiii ui
. PASADENA,.
Hy the contlnnoni! Inhalation ot air medicaieil no n lo iipply direct tolhe diced-sur
facet, remedied cHlculHieil to ilestroy the Kerni' ami 10 hel tbe dRiuafteii tlnmcx; ihe speelfle
emm treatuit nt tor tho express purpose of ilextroylng Biid rpmoviDK llm m-ims which are the
direct ciiuxa ot the illscascj tlie Ki'ncrnl upUnlldlpK o( the patient anil thcuprolnl ilcvelopment
and atrrnafhenlPK of the weaker iurt by a thorough ami acUuilflu drill in hvlcal culture
and pulmonary uymliastlc; connk-il with the natural nilranlngr of a perftvt climate, both
natural and artificial. The rcnult obtained nttlilu Haimtorlilin. with these combined method
of treatment, are very Rratiflns. and o-callcd Incurable coutuuiptlvc aro cured, or very
much improved. Write for literature.
BALLARD PULMONARY SANATORIUM -
-TH-
National Baok of Arna,
niOENIX, AnlZONA'.
CArtTAIi PAID UP.,.. $100,000
SURPLUS 25,003
EMIL OAN5C, President
SOt. LEWIS, Vice-President.
' S. OnEItFELDER, Cashier.
JOHN J. SWEENEY, Asst. Cashier.
Directors: tnil Oanw, Sol Lewit. J, X. 1
Bmltb. Charlci ooldmau. 8, Obcrfelder, fd
ward El'elo.Joi. Tbalbcimcr.
CORRESPONDENTS.
The Bank of California. .San Francisco
Laldlaw & Co... ...: New York
National Bank of Commerce. .St. Louis
Nat'l Bank of Commerce.. Kansas City
First National Bank ,. Chicago
Colorado National Bank Denver
Farmers' & Merchants' Nat'l Bank
, Los Angeles
Consolidated Nat'l Bank Tucson
Bank of Arizona Prescott
Messrs. N. M. Rothschilds & Sons...
.. ..; London
THE VALLEY BASK
or PHOHNDC ARIZONA.
Paid Up Capital 10f.aoO
Surplus 2;.O00
WM. CHRISTY. President.
J. C. KIRKPATRICK, Vice-President
W. D. FULWILER, Cashier.
LLOYD B. CHRISTY, Ass't CMhler.
Drafts Issued on all of the important
cities of the United States and Europe.
Discount Commercial Paper and do a
General Banking Business.
Offlcp Hours: 9 a. m. to I p. m.
,rj DIRECTORS.'
M. "h. Sherman, Wm. Cliristy; E. J.
Bennltt, J. C. Klrkpatrick, F. C.
Hatch, W. D. Fulwiler,
Lloyd D. Chrlist7.
CORRESPONDENTS.
American Exchange National Bank,
New Qork; American Exshange Na
tional Bank, Chicago; First National
Bank, Los Angel?s; Bank of Arizona,
PrescoBt AtIz.: The Anglo-California
Bank. San Francieco, Cal.
ESTABLISHED 1593
THE PRESCOTT
NATIONAL BANK
PRESCOTT, ARIZONA.
Capital paid In JIOO.OOO.OO
Surplus and profits $ 40,000.00
FRANK M. MURPHY, President.
MORRIS GOLDWATER, Vice-Pres.
HENRY KINSLEY, Cashier
CO. ELLIS, Assistant Caahier.
DIRECTORS.
FRANK M. MURPHY
MORRIS GOLDWATER
H. KINSLEY
R. N. FREDERICKS
JOHN C. HERNDON
E. B. GAGE
D. M. FERRY.
Accounts of individuals, firms and
corporation solicited on favorable
terms.
56 Nassau St., New York.
FISK & ROBINSON,
Bankers
Dealers in Investment
Securities,
Deposit Accounts of Banks, Bankers,
Firms, and Individuals received, sub
ject to sight draft. Interest allowed
on balances. Correspondence invited
from Corporations, Trustees and other
conservative Investors. Orders on tho
New York Stock Exchange executed
on commission for cash.
UAKVKY KDWARD M9K.
GEORGE H. ROBINSON,
Member New York Slock Kxcbaagt
Madame Carhart Says:
I have patronized several of
the restaurants in Phoenix nnd
I have found the English
Kitchen gives the, best variety
and the best service of any.
Dr. Sloyfon Soys:
The English Kitchen keeps
their cook room in absolute
clean condition and tho quality
of their food, together with good
service, entitles them to liberal
patronage.
The English Kitchen Restaurant
Tom Co.
25-27 N. First Btrest
AMBROSE CORRAL.
J. W. AMBROSE, Prop.
Cor. First Ave. and Monftxs St., Phoenix. Ariz
General corral and livery business.
and sell horses and mules on commis
sion. Saddle ponies, mountain rigs,
surreys nnd bugirleti rented by the day
or week.
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Ti Pulmoiiaiy Sanatorinm
CALIFORNIA
PASADENA, CAL.
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alM f oriralifl. poalfirely rural lt the KXl'KKT
MkN VACUUM DEVEUH'KK. NothlngM-utun-
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AlMl lAiil.V KXI'KIIT BURT (KVKt.OI'Ell Aildrro.
UPERf HFC. CO., Room, 907 ITU St.,,0ntr,Cl.
Wrought
IRON PIPE and
FITTINGS...
Valves, Packing Shafting,
Pujleys, Etc., Machine Shop
Machinery, Supplies, Etc,
Phoenix Foundry
and Machine Works.
23 TO 3J S'ohth Second Stueict.
rlleytaneylil.l Woodruff do,
3tanufarturcra of Wator, Oil and Itinera
ProspBctinir-Machtnery of all kltds, with
which can In), utcl eteam, gasoline, or borae
lower. Price, reasonable. Get our catalogue.
Pacific Coast Agency, 268 So. Los Angelas
St., Los Antrtlaa, Cal.
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HOTEL
CASA LOJWA.
REDLVNDS, CAL.
Climate
Scenery
Sunshine
Beantifu! Parks
Drives
Outdoor Life
UNEQUALED
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Accomm.dat ions
WBITE FOB KATES
AI1S ILLTJSTKAVED BOOKLET.
J. H. BOHON, Mflr.
NO CONSUMPTIVES TAKEN.
BREAD
Basis of Strength.
Bread! Good Bread)
In Short
Phoenix Bakery Bread
.Contains everything necessary to sus
tain life. .It Is made of the finest high
grade Hour, by the most skillful bakers,
nnd in the most perfectly appointed
bake shops. Is pure, palatable anil
wholesome. Heinjr light. It can be eaten
and digested by invalids.
Phoenix Uakery & Confectioner
EDWARD EISELE, Prop.
Established 1881. Telephone 891
7 West Washington Street.
THE
Bashford - Burmister
COMPANY
Prescotf, - - Rrizono.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Furniture, Dry Goods, Crock-
cry, Wall Paper, Carpets,!
Boots and Shoes, Furnishing!
Goods, Stationery, GroceriesJ
Mining Supplies, Hardwarei
Paints and Oils, Hay anc
Grain, Lime and Cement, Bug-
giesand Wagons, Drugs, Etc.!
KtC. Etc.
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