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THE ARIZONA REPUBLIC AN: A WEDNESDAY . MORNIIsG, MARCH 27,- 1901
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TfieT flfflzbha ftepablifean.
O. W. VICKEIta General Manager
8. M. MeCOWAN ,..,, Managing Editor.
HAKVEY J. LEB Business Manager '
J. TV. SPEAR Associate Editor
The Arizona Publishing Company
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TERRITORIAL OFFICIALS
OOVERNOR N. O. MURPHY
TEItniTORIAIi SKCHWIIAUY Q. U. AKRHH
THlflllTORIAI. TttlJASlTKNIt T. W. PRMHEltTON
TKIUtlTOUIAl, AUDillJOIt (i, W, VIUKKHS
SUPERINTENDENT OK I'l'HMC IN KTUUCTION It. U.'l.ONO
CHIEF' JUSTICE WEBSTER STREET!
ASSOCIATE JUSTICES
It. i:. SLOAN. (3EOKOER. DAVIS, FI.BTCHKIt M. 1JOAN
PHOENIX, ARIZONA, MARCH 27, lflOt.
The recent order of the honorable
secretary of the Interior permitting tilt'
" grazing of stock on all
THAT the forest reserves if
KOIIEBT the territory, except
RESERVE those portions on the
AOAIN. south slojie., whore tho
drainage Is towml the
agricultural valleys, should be satisfac
tory to every reasonable citizen of the
Salt River valley. This iv.su It has, been
the bone of our contention. It should
ba equally satisfactory to our northern
friends. They' may now roam their
Hocks over the forest lescrves under
gSverrrmtntnl regulations. All we of
the valley over wantod or asked for
was the protection of our tlrulnuge
basin. The portion of the Pan Fran
cisco reserve south of the divide Is n
very small proportion of the whale re
serve. The entire exclusion from that
jiortlon will not Injure t'.ie stock Inter
ests nt all. while Its protection will re
lieve the agriculturist of the valley
of much anxiety.
We realize the necessity of more
permanent water supply. In ardor to
secure this permanence we nrut build
reservoirs for the conservation of the
water that falls. If our drainage baln
were denuded of Its foreu covering the
rains that fall would run o rapidly
and be lost to us. Thv innvi would
Immediately melt and rush oft ih tor
rats to the sea. There wan 14 be noth
ing left to retard the "vratcrs. to tftve
them an opportunity to sink Into tint
earth and feed our water courses.
Again, If sock were permitted to ohi
In numbers au& at will, the surface of
the ground would be out and Broken,
stones and debris loosened, and oil c
illtlcms made favorable for n vavt c
cumulatktn of debris and silt to le car
ried down and deposited Into -any reser
voir we might see flt to construct. We
da not, want to build silt reservoirs.
The people of the Salt River valley
have sought protection for our ilraU
age basin that Is all. We have no de
sire to Injure our northun neighbors In
the least. Hy this decision of the jecre
tary's both skies should be uCftfletl
and content. This Is tin stand TUc Re
publican has always takfii. It stands
there pat today. Dtspl'.e wrunat
, flings from the north, U'e defended our
policy, believing we were Waht, flr to
the north, Just to the south. Vlttr
tlon Is not argument and slan.Wr Is
poor logic. Now let us lay ldr bick
erings and JealomUa and pull toaather
for tho common good-. Jlcw In
willing to clasp hand with Crvmlno
over this, new declslun 4iJ wig h' all
sorts of prosperity.
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As a world ;wr, a & axmlwr of
the college s oft ft', lb ITnlttJ
THE EjiAQLG lto1 vnil4 t nwlel
WILL NOT wllb awir 4Na trming
I.NTIORFERlS. iw fctff stvarr ttm
spoil of China. J'VjUrfi-
ble reason? for joining the other torhl
powers In extending the blessings of
civilization to the people of that dis
tracted country are easily found or
could bo Invented by those who think
their Interests v:iuld bu promoted by
participation In the spoliation. First,
they might argue that 11 was manifest
destiny that sent American troops to
Pekln and hoisted the American Mag
over the emperor's palace, and It la a
well established principle that wherev.
ir that Hag has been planted there It
phall remain. Then comes our exalted
sense of duty, which commands us to set
an example In food government to peo
. plo who cannot govern themselvcn, and
the Chinese are manifestly deficient In
capacity for self-government. So help
less are they that the peace and safety
ct millions would have been destroyed
by a fow thousand turbulent Iloxers
but for our timely Intervention. Th
Interests of commerce also would be
promoted by freer access to the llllml.
tnble markets cf China and the intelli
gent exploitation of Tier neglected re
sources. American capital and Ameri
can energy nru clamoring for room to
expand, utul there Is plenty of rocuri Ih
China for the prolltabli; omplAytrwrnt nf
l;th to the great bcUeriiunti el tiui
condition of 'the Chlajc.
Were the United States fulhr trftuMH.
ted to confedemcy with e erwU pt
ratea nnd enamoured of the results of
its experiments In annexation of dis
tant territory, the Chinese adventure
mUht be alluring and tho arguments of
godless commercialism in favor of hold
lug on In Pekln might be potent In
shaping the national policy. Hut the
order to General ChnlTeti to withdraw
the American forces gives assurance
that President McKinley has not been
tempted Into the combination by Eng
land's Mattery of "Anglo-Saxon para
mountry" and does not- mean to take
part In th Intrlguei and schemes of
criminal aggression set afoat n.v the
preying .vers Vrrsldent McKinley
! acting a truu Amcrlian unrt In
China.
The time Is not far distant when ap
pointments to the judgeships in the
territory's four judicial
FOUR districts will bo made.
GOOD 'MEN. The Republican hopes
and believes that Pi evi
dent McKinley will reappoint trie
present Incumbents. Arizona has
many names of eminence and re
nown en her legal rotter; many men
In her legal fraternity who would honor
the highest position politics could con
fer, yet It would 'be OMlcult to select
fron mnoflg the number four men who
rouM surpass Chief Justice Street,
Judge Kloan, Judge Doan nnd Judge
Davis In legal learning nnd acumen. In
Intellectual attainments and In honor
able character.
A Judgeship, in our opinion, should
nvrr b made a football of politics.
Th appointment should bo for life, or
Boo.! behavior. A Judgeship Is a position
of crreat honor nnd dignity. It should
bv placed to high, and tx hedged about
with yalaryt and honorable tradition
lhat mo tnsn would dare outrage public
sentiment by creating a suspicion of an
act ao4 Incoming a most honorable
ffentl-ennnM.
, Tle otUcIal nets of tho present lncum
lwHts kave keen fnlr and Just and
praiseworthy. Their private lives are
lKir suspicion or criticism. With one
exception they are old residents ct
AVlaona. This Is a statement worth
making and emphasizing, us (The Re
publican Is decidedly opposed to ofllclnl
Importations. There Is as good mate
rial for any olllcc in Arizona as exists
outside f It, and wc believe most em
phatically In home rule. However,
Judge Davis hna been here long enough
now to claim a residence. Moreover, he
Is n gentleman, and pleased with tho
territory, nnd Intends to make his 'home
with vis; hence we bid him welcome.
It U pleating to note lhat the legal
fraternity all over the territory are en
dorsing the present Judges. Here 'Is n
clipping from tho last Issue of Our
Mineral Wealth, of Kingman:
The legal fraternity met nt the court
k- this forenoon nnd signed a ue
titloa tu the imvers that be In Washing
ton bat 4he chief Justice of the su
Mm court of Arizona and nil the as
iwl( Justices reappointed. Judge
)unlAr wji president of tho meeting,
rw ilk Jfewver secretary.
It will b an acute disappointment to
th ftrltlrh thnt the negotiations with
Hotha, which have been
DOKU WAR going on In the dark
DRAGS ON4 for weeks, have, come to
naught. Probably it will
be found that the Rocr leader Insisted
not only on advantageous terms of sur
render for his men, but on certain po
litical rights for his country Incompat
ible with the determination avowed by
Salisbury to rlp It of "every shred of
Its Independence." The fighting, which
has entered Its eighteenth month, is
still to so oa, while Hrltlsh Interests In
every part of the world continue to suf
fer. It will an, however, with a still
heavlor handicap against the Roers.
Rotha has lost I.eQd men within tho
month, at least twenty-five per cent of
hla entire effective force. De Wet. nf
ttr arriving at Seneknl, has dispersed
Ms forcedoubtless as a preliminary to
its reassembling at some, other -point. '
Fnurlc'to reported -with a command '"f
800 rhdn" northeast of Rloomfonteln
vviicji 'should place him In touch with j
DoWet, who seems headed toward tho
district In which RoU.a's troops are lo
cated. Kitchener primlses soon tb bj
gln operations on a large rcale In that
part of the Free State In which De Wet
nnd Fotirle are at large. Hit battering
tactics. If they are directed by so ac
complished -a leader as French, cannot
I Kk&OWOAli5fAUJ'.vLlMJ,j
MOUND
AN UNHEALTHY HAIFtl
DANDRlff
FALLING HAIR
finally BALDNESS
Dcilroy the ccujc, you remove
the effect.
Kill the Dandruff Germ
WITH HSWBRO'S
HERPIQ1DE
Tht only preparation that
will destroy those parasites.
-.EXCELLENT HAIR DRESSING...
for Sale by all Druggist:.
FRICE $1.00.
but make further Inroads on itlie crip
pled but still stubborn republicans.
And yet the war which Urodilck prom
ised parliament In November would be
ended In four months from that time
drags on Indefinitely.
Reports frsm Wnshlngton that Sec
retary Gago cbnteinplutes government
bond purchases as n
A moans of reducing the
RATTLING growing surplus arc al
GOOD together credible In
SHOWING. view of the fact that
tho reduction in the
revenue tax 'measure dots not go Into
effect until July I. Since January 1 the
.surplus has grown ut thu rate of more
than $230,000 a day. and, making all al
lowances for discounting tax reduc
tion, It Is almost certain that fully $50,.
00O.C0O will be tho measure of the excess
of our Income at the end of the llscal
yeur on Juno SO. In other words, our
ravings far tho year will equal the
amount of the river nnd harbor bill ap
piopi.atlons which met n timely death
at the mouth of Senator Carter. Such
agreeable conditions have not often
fallen upon our gtvernment, but In
somewhat similar circumstances bond
purchases have been the only cafe re
course. In the present circumstance
the prices of government bonds lire up,
and there Is no adequate motive in the
money market for relieving prcfsuie at
so high a premium. An' strain a"t that
pant causing nn advance In money
rates would naturally bring about
liquidation of bonds and give the sec
retary of the treasury an opportunity
to reduce his surplus and replenish
bnuklug funds nt the same time.
It might be well to remember that
tho new elty charter, soon to be pre
sented to our voters for adoption or re
jection, Is not the .jfTsr-rlng of a single
btnln. The great need for a better nnd
broader charier had been felt by citi
zens generally for years. It was left,
however, to the board of trade to take
tho Initiative. At a meeting some six
months ago the matter was brought up
!ind discussed enrnestly nnd seriously.
It 'was decided that the time wan ripe
for action. A committee was appointed
to select a number of citizens, who
would. In conjunction with n commit
too appointed by tho city council, pro
coed to evolve a suitable chatter. The
result of very many night conferences,
of much thought and consideration, will
soon be presented for our action. Tho
gentlemen who composed tht full com.
mlttee, nnd who ara collectively en
titled to credit or censure, are; Hon.
Dr. Ford, Dr. Goodrich, Major J. W.
Evans, Hon. Anron Goldberg, W, n.
Lount, R. A. FIckasnnd U.'U, McNeil.
While the bill which has been Intro
duced In the territorial legislature of
Hawaii la provide a
A . pension of Jl 2.000 a yenr
QUEENLY for ex-Queen Lllluokn
PENSION. Innl Is probablysupport
ed more lnrgely by sen
timent t'hnn by considerations of right
and Justice, there will bo little or no
objection to It In this rour.try. It will
finally dispose of the controversy over
tlie so-called "crown landt" of Hawaii
for the seizure -cf which the queen lias
boon persistently Importuning the
United States for an Indemnity l' $250,
000 or n life pension of $15,000 per an
num. The mntter Is one which con
cerns the Hnwallans evcluslvely. If
they want to tax themselves to provide
a. handsome nlowance for LUIuokalanl
they have n perfect right to do so, and
Inasmuch as that arrangement would
relieve our government of her Impor
tunlngs they should bo oncouraged to
go right ahead.
It Is asserted that a Hrltlsh Syndi
cate, aided by the government. Intends
to l-mplcte the work of the army In
South Africa 'by buying up mortgages
on fnrms nnd turning out the Roers.
As nil the stock has been cleared off,
most of tho hous'js burned and little
left but the Lure land, the owners of the
farms nro unable to nic-et Interest
farms nro unable
charges or restock, nnd oro therefrra
nt the mercy of tho syndicate". Tnus
will Eng'.and "advance civilization" In
South Africa.
Four new subscriptions to the board
of trade fund to yesterday, all un
solicited .and gladly offered. This Is
decidedly encouraging. It shows en
terprise) and plenty of it. A week more
of this sort of activity and our aim
will linvj been accomplished. Let us
unite on this one proposition. Let us
make the board a permanent Institu
tion. Ry setting It firmly on Its feet
and relieving It of financial distress It
will be In shape to do great and profit
able work for tho city nnd valley. Who
will bo tho next enterprising citizen?
Hero Is the list (o date:
J. W Dorrls $50 00
The Republican no 00
The Homo Savings Hank B0 00
Welrlck A Latham ;.0 00
Phoenix National Hank 50 00
Arizona National Hank HO 00
T. W. Chamberlain Lumber Co... f,0 00
Ed Elsele CO 00
From the returns from the vnrlous
derennlal censuses, as they are coming
to hand, a near approximation may bo
gained of tho present population of Eu
rope, and of Nop.'h nnd South America.
In 1S0O Europe had ;T.7,379,000 Inhabi
tants ;It has about SW.000,000 Inhabi
tants now. In lb'JO tho Americas hail
12I.713.0C0 Inhabitants; they have at
least 112,000.000 inhabitants now, of
which about 101.000,000 mini be uceved
Ited to North America, According to
Mulhall, the population of Europe at
the beginning of the fifteenth century
was about 50.000,000. At tht beglnnlg of
the present century It was about equal
to the population if the Americas at Its
close. '
The unexpectedness which makes, tho
Chief charm of Children's prattle was
amusingly Illustrated In a Phoenix par
lor the other evening, whore the
hast ess' little daughter wns helping to
entertain h-ome visitors. The talk wns
running generally on theatrical mat
ters, and a good nntured friend, wish
ing to bring the little lady Into It, said:
"And you, my denr, I suppose you In
tend to be tt grent actress when you
grow up?"
"Oh, no, not nt all." replied the ohlld,
"mamma Intends me to marry!'"
The Republican calls attention to thu
speech of Col. E. C. Machen, printed on
the first pago of this issue. The argu
ments the colonel advances may be
condemned by many as visionary, but
wo think them well worth our consider
ation. It 'Is as sur? us fate that a
through line will some day connect a
good eastern port with that most ex
cellent harbor at San Diego. It would
pay from the first day. And can you
even Imagine the benefits that would
accrue to thi Salt River valley when
It comes?
King Alexander of Sorvla Is the only
olguliiK European king without a liv
ing heir to the throne He Is the hut
of tho Obrenovltehes, and has not oven
n distant cousin to succeed hint.
GltllTING EVEN.
"I'm going fo get oven," said the
Kansas husband.
"What are you going to do?"
"If my wife Is going Into politics ami
make speeches 1 am going to read the
h usehold hints and publish recipes for
angel cakv."
IT MAKES WOMEN HAPPY.
"I had beta a sufferer for many years
from nervousness with all its symptoms
nnd complications " writes Mrs. O. N.
Fisher, of 1861 Lexington Ave., New York,
N. Y "I wa constantly going to see a phy
sician or purchasing medicine. My hus
band ntlast induced me to try Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription. After taking one
bottle and following your advice I was so
encouraged that I took five more bottles of
'Faxorite Prescription "! contl.med tak
irig it and felt that I was improving fastrr
than at first. I am not now cross and irrit
able, and I have a good color in my face ;
have also gained ten pounds in weight
and one-thousand pounds of comfort, for I
am a new woman once more, and your
advice and your ' Favorite Prescription ' is
the cause of it "
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..Dorris Theatre..
NICK WAGNER, Manager.
Thursday Evening,March 28th,
'A turkTshbath"
"Tlie play that has made a million
laugh."
"A Plunge, a Sweat, a Dip," Singing
nnd Darning Comedians, clover sou
brettes nnd a host of pretty girls. An
up-to-dato roaring musical comedy In
Three Long Laughing Acts.
PRI0E8-S50, 50c, 75c and Si 00.
Souls on mleiiuw.
BUY THE GENUINE
SYRUP OF FIGS
... MANUFACTURED DY ...
CALIFORNIA FIQ SYRUP CO.
B-XOTE THE NAME.
S5k
liPjlll
I V ?fV?i x2r ..' "a I
3 Snaps.
New 9-room Frame House on Tempe
road, Just east of Seventh street. Price,
$1,C00.
Nearly new Frame House In 'Collins
Addition; r. rooms, large closets, buth,
llnely finished. Cost $l,CO0 to build.
Price, $1,250.
Three houses on South Second street.
Rent for $27 per month. Price, $1,500.
(The. rent will pay the monthly pay
ment required.
All above H.Tld on smalt cash pay
ment; balance e-asy monthly payments.
Call soon If you are looking for bar
gains. R. H. GREENE
21 NORTH FIRST AVENUE.
Real Estate, Loans and Insurance.
HAVE YOUR.
...BICYCLE...
Properly Repaired.
Our work Is of the highest class and
our prices the most reasonable.
Your bicycle cleaned, oiled nnd de
livered Mr
50 CENTS PER MONTH.
The Beote Bicycle Co.
Adams St., Near Center.
Browsing on Rich Pasture
Lands
and drinking from pure and llinrfld
brooks, Is the manner In which the cat
tle are raised that find their way to
our market in prime beef, mutton,
lamb, veal and pork. Our meats nro
worthy o fthe table of the most fastidi
ous epicure, and are cut up with skill
and care to your order.
Cold Air Storage Market
S. J. TEIUOIiET - lH-llft W. WaihlORton
ARIZONA'S
Most attractlvo and inot favored pleasure and
health resort la tho
CASTLE CREEK HOT SPRINGS
Nowhere else can Buch a. combination
of hot springs of medicinal value and a
mild winter climate be found.
AN IDEAL PLACES FOR REST
AND RECUPERATION.
Out-of-door amusements provided
and safe saddle horses for the many
d.llghtful mountain trails.
Hotel accommodations , first-class In
every respect. Two hoUrs by railroad
from Phoenix to Hot Springs Junction,
from which point stage loaves every
morning except Sunday for Hot
Springs.
Full information and descriptive
pamphlet on application. Address
C. M. COLHOUn. Manager,
Hot Springs, Yavanat Co.. Arizona.
Why Not
If everybody else is coming
hero for thtlr meat there must
be some reason for It. Of course,
I do not mean everybody, but
a whole lot of them I am buy
ing nnd selling tho very best to
be obtained in the valley and I
believe the people appreciate It.
Come In! Nothing to do but
swap lies and give you tho best
In my lino there Is In the city.
WHEELER'S
Meat Market
C. H. WHEELER, Prop.
P. O. Building. 'Phono 2SG5.
B
areams
I lots on First avenue nenr Van Burcn
$50O each
40 acres under Maricopa canal; Im
proved; alfalfa, well,, house and barn,
$3,000
ICO acres, one mile from Phoonlx, In
.alfalfa; water rights Maricopa and
Grand
SI 2.0 OO
W. J. MURPHY, O'Neill Block,
Goran Cure
PASADENA,
By the continuous Inhalation of air medicated 10 k to apply direct to Hie diseased utir
fdien, roiiiealeii taloulKied to destroy the Kcrm and 10 lienl the iIhiiihkvI tUsmx; the six'ddo
Heinm treatmf lit for tbe uxprcHH purpose m dfstrnylll? mid remnvltiK the terms whirl) arc the
direct caunoot the disease; the general uplinlMInt; o( the patient anil the n.eetnl development
anil atrPllillienlnirof tlio weaker jiurm liv h tliorougU mid ncleiiilllo drill in .livleal culture
and imlmonary gyiaiiaxtlcx; rnunieit with tliii nalurV, ndvamj;eH of a prrlti I liluiale, ImiiIi
natural and urtlnclal. The rendu obtained at thlxHatiatorliim, with llieAiiouiblned method
01 treatment, are very grntlfrluir. and ho-calli-t Incurable ioiikUintlve are cured, or very
inuuhluiiroved. Write lur literature.
BALLARD PULMONARY SANA10RIUM - PASADENA, CAL.
THJfc-
National Bank of Arizona,
PHOENIX, ARIZONA.
CAPITAIi PAID UP $100,000
SURPLUS ...., 23,003
EMIL OANZ. President.
SOL LEWIS, Vice-President.
S. OBEHFELnElt, Cashier.
JOHN J. SWEENEY. Asst. Cashier.
nirnrtnri! Im 1 OantZ. BOl LewlH, J Y 1
Bailth. Charles ooldman. 8. Oberlelder, I'd.
Miird Klteie. Joi. Tiiaiucimcr.
CORRESPONDENTS.
The Bank of California. .San Francisco
I,aldlaw & Co New York
National Bank of Commerce. .St. Louis
Nut'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 BABE
OF PHOHNHC ARIZONA.
Paid Up Capital J1M.300
Surplus 2-'.fl0
WM. CHRISTJ, President.
J. C. KIRKPATRICK, Vice-President.
W. D. FULWILER, Cashier.
LLOYD B. CHRISTY, Ass't Cwhler.
Drafts issued on all of the important
cities of the United States and Europe.
Discount Commercial Paper and do a
General BanklnB Business.
Office Hours: 9 a, m. to 3 p. m.
nTTTrr,Trvrjs.
iM H Sherman, wm. Christy, n. j.
Ttpnnltt. J. C. KlrkpairiCK, . J.
Hatch, W. D. Falwller,
Lloyd D. Chrlst7.
CORRESPONDENTS.
American Kxchange National Bank,
New Qor'c; American Exchange Na
tional Bank, Chicago; First National
Bank. Los Angola: Bank of Arizona,
3?rescoot, Ariz.: The Anslo-Callfomla
Sank, San Francleco, CaL
ESTABLISHED IS03
TBE PRESCOTT
NATIONAL BANK
PRESCOTT, ARIZONA.
Capital paid In J100.800.00
Surplus and profits t 10,000.00
FRANK M, MURPHY. President.
MORRIS GOLDWATER, Vlce-Pres.
HENRY KINSLEY, Cashier
C. O. ELLIS, Assistant Cannier.
DIRECTORS.
FRANK M. MURPHY
MORRIS GOLDWATER
II. KINSLEY
K. N. FREDERICKS
JOHN C. HERNDON
E. B. GAGE
D. M. FERRY.
Accounts of individuals, Anns and
corporations solicited on favorable
terms.
56 Nassau St., New York.
FISK & ROBINSON,
Bankers
AND
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 snu other
conservative Investors. Orders on th'
New York Stock Exchange executed
on commission for cash.
HARVKY KDWARI) FISK.
QEOKGK H. KOBINHON,
Member New York Stock Kxcbangt
Madame Carhort Soys:
I have 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, Slayfon hays:
The English Kitchen keeps
their cook room In absolute
clean condition and the quality
'it their food, together with good
service, entitles them to liberal
patronage.
The English Kitchen Restaurant
Tom Co, 2B-27 N. First Street
AMBROSE CORRAL.
J. W. AMBROSE, Prop.
Cor. Flnt Ave. nnd Monroe St., I'lioenlx, Aril
General corral and livery business.
Rigs .cheap by vrelc or month. Buy
and sell horses nnd mules on commis
sion. Saddle ponies, mouptaln rigs,
surrey.i and buggleu rented by Uie day
or week.
1 at the BALLARD
Pulmonary Sanatorium
CALIFORNIA
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EXPERT MfC. CO., Room 4. 807 17th St, Denver, Colo.
Wrought
IRON PIPE and
FITTINGS...
Valves, Packing Shafting,
Pulleys, Etc., Machine Shop
Machinery, Supplies, Etc.
Phoenix Foundry
and Machine Works.
2JTOS3XORT11 Seiond Sikekt.
Kelley, Taneyhil & Woodruff Co.
MgimriK-tiiMMol Water, Oil and Mlnera
Prospecting: Machinery of all klnd, with
uhhili cna bo usea ttmra, gasoline, or horse
lower. I'rlco renvoimtle. Oji our catalogue,
i'aclllc Coast Agency, 26S So. Los Angeles
St., Los Autrcle, Cal,
mBs&3&jBgMmmm
Roses di
Wild Flowers
Orange Blossoms
THE MOST DELIGHTFUL
TIME OF THE YEAR AT
HOTEL
CASA LOMA
REDLWNDS, CAL.
Tho most Desutiful and
Hoolthful Lioootlon la
CclIfornlQ.
WRITE FOR RATES
ADD ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET.
J. H. BOHON, Mgr.
CONOUMPTITES TAKEN.
NO
msm
BREAD
Basis of Strength,
Bread! Good Bread 1
In Short
Phoenix Bakery Bread
Contain ertrythlKfl ntcNcary to sug.
tain lite, it l mad M tW fintit high
grade Hour, Vjj- the most skillful bakers,
anJ In the most rrfctly Appointed
bake shope. Ix pure, palatable and
wholesome. Helng light, It can be eaten
and digested by Invalids.
Phoenix Bakery S Confectionerj
EDWARD EISELE, Prop.
Kstabllshed 1881. Telephone S91
7 West Washington Stiect.
THE
Bashford Burmister
COMPANY
Prescott, - - Arizona.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Furniture, Dry Goods, Crock
cry, Wall Paper, Carpets,
Boots and Shoes, Furnishing
Goods, Stationery, Groceries,
Miniog Supplies, Hardware,
Paints and Oils, Hay and
Grain, Lime and Cement, Bug
gies and -Wagons, Drugs, Etc.,
fctc, Etc.
It'i a dourly day whm tris Jl. B. '
JMjiy will.
Co boys are noi bufy.