Arizona republican. [volume], March 23, 1901, Page 4, Image 4

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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN: SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 23, 1901
The Best Viewer Mads
IStO EXCEPTION
THE "BUCKEYE"
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d. h. burtis
IB EAST WASHINGTON STREET.
We have a few Bargains
In New and Second-Hand
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Call and see us or write for prices and Specimens of work.
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QUNS, BI0Y0LK3, CAMERAS, TYPEWRITERS, SPORTINQ QOOD3.
-' Established 1887. Phono 1471. 40 North Center St., Phoenix.
VETERANS TO PARADE
Old Soldiers to Have Prominent Part
in McKinley Reception.
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SOLD TO PAY TAXES
City
Assessor Has 120 Pieces to Sis
pose of.
.$CIty Assessor Frank Luke Is now
conducting by far the largest delin
quent tax sale that has ever occurred
here. Yesterday he disposed of forty
eight pieces, and still has about seventy-two
more, which will be sold to
day and Monday. The total valuation
of the real estate sold yesterday was
9301.51, the highest price being J23.65,
and the lowest $1.46. According to the
law, this property may be redeemed at
an addition of thirty per cent to the
price. The extraordinary large delin
quent list this year Is due to the re
cent annexation of the several addi
tions to the city. Most of the prop
erty Ilea In University and Capitol ad
dlUans, and- a tnny of the owners
apft not In the city1 or territory, they
covM'aot b sad wara of the taxa
tion fhelr property.
addition: consideration, $2,000.
Mary Ella Flckas and husband to
J. W. Canning, deed to lots 1 to 21 In
clusive, blk 40, Collins addition; con
sideration, $1,000.
WHITE-RIBBONS TO MEET
Hold
County Convention at Mesa
Next Tuesday.
MATTERS OF RECORD.
The following instruments, reported
by the1 Phoenix Title Guaranty and Ab.'
stract company were filed in the office
of the county recorder yesterday :
Charles II. Moore et ux to George A.1
Mints, trustee, deed to lots 9, Orchaid
Grove addition; consideration, $1.
George A. Mlntz as trustee to Kstel
lne Moore, deed to lot 9, Orchard
Grove addition; consideration, $1.
JlNorris Goff et ux td Arizona Land
,& Stock company, deed to lots 9 and
10, block 37. Capitol addition; consider
ation, $3,500. '
Arizona Land & Stock company to
Norrls Goff, block 40, and w, block 45,
Churchill addition; consideration,
$4,200.
Emma C. Converse (widow) to
Harry J. Jones, deed to und M Int in
n 25 ft of s 60 ft. lots 9 and 11, blk 21;
consideration, $1,250.
Arthur J. Edwards, administra
tor, to Alice M. Stroud, deed to
und of n 23 ft of s 50 ft, lots 9 and
11, blk 21; consideration, $3,956.
Harry J. Jones et ux to Alice M.
Stroud, deed to und of n 25 ft of S
50 ft, lots 9 and 11, blk 21; consldera
tlon. $1,450. I
People's Home Saving Hank to H.
Heap, deed to nV4. blk 24, Collins addl.
'lion; consideration, $10.
J. W. Canning et ux to Mary Ella
Flckas. deed to lot 12. blk 10, Churchill
Nenrly all the members of the local
organization of the Woman's Chris
tian Temperan"0 Union will attend
the annual convention of the Maricopa
County union, at Mesa, next Tues
day. The programme prepared Is as
follows:
Morning Session, 10:20. Devotional
exercises, Mrs. Mary Wingar; reading
of minutes, organization, appointing
( committees, reports of union, noon-tide
hour.
12:00 liunch. and social -hour.
Afternoon Session, 1:30 Devotional
exercises, Mr. LaChance, readtnr of
minutes, words of welcome, response,
talk, Miss EL M. Broadbrooka; music,
paper, "Sabbath ormervance," Mrs.
Philips; paper, Mrs. A. 13. Huckley; re
ports of committees, election of otll
cers, report of treasurer, adjournment.
Evening Session, 7:20 Scripture les
son and prayer, cornet solo, ltev. Mar
tin B. Bhd; recitation, Mrs. W. B. Tel
ford; song, Miss Ethel LaChance; ad
dress, Rev. Martin II. Bird; collection,
cornet solo, adjournment.
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P1TTSON SALOONS' NEW RULES.
Plttson, March 22. "Growlers,"
"schooners" and free lunches will no
longer be served to beer drinkers of
this city. The retail dealers have or
ganized a protective association, and
today placarded their bars with cop
ies of rules, which embrace 'the fore
going. The standard beer glass will be
fourteen ouncc-3, and the liquor glass
three ounces. Saloon men say the fur
nishing of schooners and free lunches
means the creation of loafers.
Members of the local post of the
Grand Army of the Republic avIU play
a prominent part In the welcoming of
President McKinley on the occasion of
his visit tio Phoenix next month. Thurs
day evening the post held a meeting
and appointed a committee to confer
ith the city council, In regard to
plans for the reception. Major EU
Schwartz, J. M. Christy nnd Gilbert D.
Gray compose the, committee. It Is
understood that the old soldiers are to
be given the leading place In the pa
rade, ami it Is likely that the entire
post, nearly one hundred men, will
march. Of late years many of the
veterans have felt physically unable to
participate in the parades, but such an
event as this will doubtless draw out'
every one of the boys who wore the
blue alongside Major 'McKinley.
The G. A. R. has as yet not made its i wjjj
plans for .Memorial vay. A meeting
will be held early In April nnd ar
rangements completed.
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TO TURN OVER LIBRARY
City to Be Given Charge of the Col
lection of Books.
Next Friday evening, the Phoenix
.Library association will meet the city
council, at the library rooms- and: turn
over the library to-th city. Such ac
tion waa decided upon at the meeting
of the association- on Thursday evening.
The- Phoenix Library association was
formed about two years ago and has
accumulated nearly 2,500 volumes,
many of them very valuable. Besides ,
this, the association has paid all its '
bills and will turn the library over to
the city entirely free of debt. After
the formal presentation by the associ
ation, and the acceptance by the coun
cil, a board of trustees, consisting of
five members, will be appointed and a
librarian will be chosen. Mrs. II. M.
Chapman has been filling that posi
tion, but has handed In her resignation.
W. Dorrlngton of Yuma, who
has been in the city for several days,
returned home last night.
Mrs. W. E. Defty and Miss Julia
Sapp are spending a few weeks at the
Osborne mine at Wickenburg.
Mr. James It. Thorpe- of Denver, a
bioker well known in Phoenix, ar
rived In the city yes'.erday morning.
Mrs. Robert Payne and Charles
Payne, Nebraska City, Neb,; T, A.
Ray, Flagstaff, .were guests of the
Ford hotel yesterday.
Frank M. Murphy, president of the
Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix ralhoad,
returned last night to Prescott after, an
extended trip to the east,
Dr. L. H. Goodrich left last night for
Boston to visit-his family. He v;Ill.be
joined at Springfield, Mass., by his son,
who has Just finished a law course of
seven years at Harvard. The doctor
not return before fall.
J. II. Emmert, Prescott; BenJ.
Shank. Philadelphia: W. 13. Howard
and wife, Jerome: A. S. Farber, Frank
Harris, Chicago, II. C. Schaefer, Grand
Rapids, Mich.; W. II. Barnes, Tuc
son, nre among Friday's guests at the
Adains.
At the Commercial hotel yesterday
were: Edw. Veideckbery, Denver; E.
F. Robinson, wife ana child, Boulder,
Colo.; Ed Schultz, W. Christian, Chi
cago; A. C. Raas. San Francisco. Cal.;
Mrs. G. C. Ruffner. Prescott; Mrs. E.
A. Young, Agua Callenta.
Mrs. Hannah McCowan, mother of
Superintendent S. M. McCowan of the
Indian school, left last night for Los
i Angeles, where she will visit , her
daughter. Miss Margaret McCowan,
formerly teacher of Latin in the Phoe
nix high school.
A full line of mirrors, German and
French, both beveled and plain. If the
glass in your mirror, sideboard or
dresser Is boken telephone J. B. Long
Hardware Co. ard have it replaced.
FOR THE TUSKEGEE SCHOOL.
All kinds of diseases of the eye sue
cessfully treated without surgical op
erations, by Dr. B. I. Price pf Denver,
Colo. At the Hotel Adams for a few
days.
New York, Mar.ch SU. To arouse, pub
lic Interest In the work of the Tuke
gce Normal and Industrial Institute a
mass meeting was held In Madison
Square Garden Concert hall tonight
under the auspices of the Armstrong
association. Morris K. Jesup, presi
dent of the New York chamber of com
merce preclded, and nmong the promi
nent epeakers were Bishop Potter,
150 patterns of picture mouldlr.g. new ' Isaiah T. Montgomery of Mississippi,
stock, latest designs. Picture frames Booker T. Washington, principal of th
made to order. "No fancy prices. Tuskegee institute, und Paul Laurence
j. u. j.v.ii-r ii.iwi.LM .utr, uu. i jJiinuur, vne negro poei.
STILL
SELLING
$1.00
""pounds Arbuckle Coffee.
$1.00
14 pounds D. G. Sugar.
25c-
cHars Calla Lily Soap. , '"'
25c
3 pounds pure- Leaf Lard.
60c
6 pounds pure Leaf Lard.
$uo
10
4
poundtt pure Leaf Lard.
25c
Dbara" Fitrbanka Laundry Soap.
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Our Canned Goods Sale
still continues at the
;. store that's alwajs
s uusv.
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Cash
Wm
Pemberton block opposite court houst.
REFRIGERATORS.
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Distributors For Arizona. V
A Carload of the Celebrated
Improved Eanney
Refrigerators and Ice Boxes
With Sectional Kemoyabie Ice
Chamber. Better than ever.
As we buy in carload lots, we are able to sell these as
cheaply as the Inferior makes.
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We have in a fine line of the extensively
advertised W. B. CORSETS in many styles
including the latest fad
Erect Form Corset
Ranging in price from $1.00 to $2.00. Also
i the R. & G. CORSET, in several styles in
cluding the Erect Form. .
Our selection of SHIRT WAISTS is the
r best in the city, and at popular prices.
We have received our Spring and Sum
mer Stock of LADIES' and CHILDREN'S
SHOrS and OXFORDS.
We can show you up-to-date Shoes, for
;;. , the least money values considered than
any store in the city,
the ALKJRE CO.
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9-11 E. Washington Street.
Phone 2741.
Phoenix, Arizona,
IKON SP1UNGS OUTING CLUH.
The annual meetlnjr of the Iron
Springs Outing club will be held Ht
tho office of the Phoenix Light and
Fuel company, corner Jefferson street
and First ave-nue, Ph'cwnix, Arizona,
on Tuesday, April 2, 1!M, at 7:30 p.
m., for the purpose of electing directors
nnd transacting such otlior business as
mav properly come befor the meeting1,
T. W. PEMBF.IITOK, President.
V. II. UOniNSON, Secretary.
Mexican handiwork, silver Inlaid
spurs and bits. N. Porter, 112 Kast
Washington.
Basket Social auction will be given
on next Wednesday evtnlng, March 27,
by the Phoenix lodgo No. 5, A. O. U.
W In 'the K. of P. hall. Each of the
ladles are requested to bring a bas
ket ith lunch enough for two. A
Xood time guarnrrtcjc!. Dancing in
cluded. W. D. Ruck wishing to retire from
active business, will sell his entire stock
of groceries, queensware, glassware,
etc., at cost. Db not miss this oppor
tunity to get a bargain, ns everything
goes. Fixtures for sale. Corner Wash
ington and Second Greets.
If you enjoy a clean, wholesome, hot
meal, the Malson Dore, 17 North Cen
ter street, will satisfy you.
$15 Buggy, harness, all hand-made.
N. Porter's, 142 East "Washington.
Who Serves
Finer Soda Drinks
Than we ?
All are Pure
and Refreshing,,,,
We keep busy all the- time: if It
wasn't for" company sake we
would like to do all the DRUG
BUSINESS in Phoenix. Wo are
always glad to see new cuptom
ers. "In our prescilptlon department
purity Is paramount."
Elvey & Bulett
The Live Druggists.
5 and 7 E. Washington St.
4 Removal Notice.
"f On and after Febru- f"
5" ary 1st, 1901, we will
be located at NO. 10 JP
West Adams St., Good- J
T ing Building, (between "g
"n Postofficc and Hotel
"g Adams), with Pianos,
2? Organs and all kinds of "jj
" Musical Instruments.
6 if-
eg. Your Trade Solicited, .g,
H. C. MORROW & CO.
SEWING
MACHINES
We are going to make an offer for
the next week on Sewing Machines
that we defy competition to meet. It Is
this: 'We .offer you an up-to-date
Sewing Machine, drop or cabinet head,
ball-bearing, with all the latest im
provements, guaranteed for five years,
for $25.00.
We will have a man here from the
factory to explain and show you why
It is just as good as a $60.00 one. Call
and examine this machine' whether
ou think of buying now or not.
Our line of NEW HAMMOCKS you
will find displayed In the Middle Window.
DORRIS BROS.
HOUSE FURNISHERS.
22,24, 26, 28 W. WaskiigtM Street
HHHFi-iilfA'iJIHiJ f BL J !
SIXTH AVENUE AND ADAMS ST.
'Br7anTNewg' NOW OPEN
, and first-Class. Modern Family Hotel. Not a Sanitarium I
Telephono 1831
Fine Cigars a Specialty.
The
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Importance
ir CHtfift
Sb a
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of wearing correctly fitting glasses can
not be too strongly Impressed upon the
puWIc mind. Tho danger and 111 ef
fects of cheap fitting glasses are known
to every one. We have a skillful and
painstaking optician.
Geo. H. Cook & Co.
Arizona's Leading Jewelers. j 134 W. Washington St.
Voter Old Winter Hats in the
stove and buy the LATEST
SPRING STYLES at
D I A 1 ' Q tho Upto Date HATIER
1 ' V " 9 and Gents' Furnisher.
FPLjEllVEINra- BLOCK,
m i' k r k k k Ky 15 k 15 Ta Trsa
, Telephone 2814.
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