TBtE ARIZONA BEPTJBI.ICA2T: T,LX5DAT MOBNING, DECEMBER 10, 1901,
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The California Restaurant
MEALS SERVED XT ALL HOURS.
Strictly Plrat'Class. Quick Service
Satisfaction Guarunteed
33-39 North First Avenue Phoenix, Arizona
English Kitchen Restaurant
Tom Co. Props. 2B-27 IS. First Street.
We keep our Kitchen In the cleanest possible condition and all chet
rooking is done by "Tom," formerly cook at Hotel Adams . and the Sixth
Avenue.
BEST MEALS IN THE CITY
T-:',i'X":-:-;K-:-4"i-w
SEE THE NEW
Pattern for 1900.
STANDARD IRON WORKS
Mining, Milling and Machinery Castings, Structural
Irn and Steel Contractors.
Bwoad-Hud Machinery Bought and
. ..MESA CO-OPERATIVE MILLING CO....
PROPRIQTORI OR
The Latest Improved Roller Process
Flouring Mill.
Produces Flour which we guarantee l not excelled by any mill in
the Salt River Valley. GRAHAM FLOUR, ROLLED BARLET, BRAN
AND SHORTS. '
Wholesale and Retail - V - Mesa, Arizona
36 Nassau St. -- - New York
40 State St. - - Boston, Mass.
fisk & robinson;
BANKERS
AND DEALERS IN INVESTMENT
SECURITIES
Deposit accounts of banks, bankers,
firms, and Individuals received, subject
to slffht draft. Interest allowed on
balances. Correspondence Invited from
corporations, trustees and other con
servative Investors. Orders on the
New York Stock Exchange executed
on commission for cash.
HARVEY EDWARD FISK,
GEORGE H. ROBINSON.
Members New Tork Btock Exchange.
ESTABLISHED. 1893.
THE
Prescott National
Bank...
PRESCOTT,
ARIZONA
CAPITAL PAID IN $100,000
SURPLUS AND PROFITS 60.000
FRANK M. MURPHY. President.
MORRIS GOLD WATER, - Vice-Pres.
R. N. FREDERICKS, Cashier.
C. O. ELLIS, Assistant Cashier.
DIRECTORS: Frank M. Murphy,
Morris Goldwater, F. G. Brecht, R.
N. Fredericks, John C. Herndon, E. B.
Gage, D. M. Ferry.
Accounts of individuals, firms and
corporations solicited on favorable
terms. ,
The National Bank of Arizona
Phoenix, Art sons,
CAPITAL PAID UP 1100,000
SURPLUS 26,000
KMIL GANZ, President.
SOL. LEWIS. Vice-President.
S. OBERFELDER, Cashier.
JOHN J. SWEENEY. Asst. Cashier.
DIRECTORS: Emll Ganz. Sol Lewis,
J. Y. T. Smith. Charles Goldman. S.
Oberfelder, Edward Elsele, Joseph
Thalhelmer.
CORRESPONDENTS: The Bank of
California, San Francisco: La I 1 law A
Co., New York; National Bank of
Commerce, St. Louis; National Bank
of Commerce, Kansas City; FIrt Na
tional Bank, Chicago;. Colorado Na
tional Bank. Denver; Farmers' and
Merchants' National Bank, Los An-
feles;- Consolidated National Bank,
ucson; Bank of Arizona, Prescott;
Messrs. N. hi. Rothschilds A Aonm.
London.
Southern Pacific Co.
CPACIFIC SYSTEM.)
Commencing January 30,
will leave Maricopa as foil
1401.
trains
3 .CO A. M. DAILY NIIW ORLRANS
vji express far Tiieao Benson.
Demlng, El Paso. San Antonio, Houston.
New Orleans. Connecting at New Or
leans for Cincinnati an! Chicago; also
for Washington, Baltlmcr" Phn-iilpiila.
New York and Boston.
I.Crt P. M. DAILY MI-X K') TRAIN
i.ww for Gila Bend and wbt rations.
4. CO P. M. DAILY MIXED TRAIN
for Tucson and way stations.
n.lO P. M. DAILY PACIFIC EX
f miJ press for Los Ana-eles. Fresno.
Sacramento and Sea Francisco. Con
nectina" at Sacramento ""it CW-a Fran
rlsco for points In "ieon. Nevada and
Wtan. T. - OOODUAN,
. . (t-ft- Pass. Agt-
BEST SERVICE
GAS RANGES f
PHOENIX LIGHT AND FUEL CO.
Kor an Appetite
As every man knows freshness In
Groceries, healthful and nutritious
food Is the foundation of good health.
Our line of Cereals includes the very
best of Health Foods, Canned Fruits
and Meats are A. No. 1. Our different
grades of fine Coffees and Tea can't
be excelled. All roods In the line of
Family Groceries sold at the lowest
market price.
. FRANK GRItCFL,
118-10 W. Washington St. Tel. 421.
lanufncturera
of
Sold I Vostoffioe Box 46 ,
The Valley Bank
OF PHOENIX. ARIZONA
PAID UP CAPITAL r.. .1100.000
SURPLUS , 25.000
WM. CHRISTY. President.
J. C. KfRKPATRlCK. Vlee-Pres.
W. D. FLLW11.ER, Cashier.
LLOYD B. CHRISTY, Asst. Cashier.
Drafts lasued on all of the Impor
tant cities of the United States and
Europe. Discount commercial paper
and do a general banking business.
Office hours: 9 a. m. to t p. m.
DIRECTORS: M. H. Sherman. Win.
Christy, K. J. Bennitt. J. J. Klrkpat
rirk. F. C. Hatch. W. D. Fulwller,
Lloyd B. Christy.
CORRESPONDENTS: American
Exchange National Bank. New York;
American Exchange National Bank.
Chicago; First National Bank. Los
Angeles: Bank of Arizona. Prescott,
Arizona: The Anglo-Callfurnia Bank.
San Francisco, CaL
THE CLUB STABLES
One block north of Hotel Adams on
North Center Street. Nobby turnouts.
Safe and speedy sttcs.
W. L. GEORGE, Manager.
Garden Citv
Joys the beat standing with
Daetanrnt tradesmen, buys everything
flBMdUlalll at Rnnt canh nrice and
gives the best 25 cent meal. Private
rooms lor lamuies. iicaeia, rt.uv. oui-sic
Meals, 25 cents.
. TUCK,
HINC St CO.
St., East of Jacobs
22-24 E. Wash.
Co.
Experience Comes
Plight
And picture making requires
lots of it. After 20 years of
practice, I now own the best In
struments to be had, with which
photographs are made of every
thing that casts a shadow either
by day or night. Artistic pic
tures in all sizes at eastern
prices. Leave orders before the
leaves fall at Mussey's Studio,
opp. Hotel Adams, or telephone
2541. THE VIEWIST.
KEEP
YOUR
OIX
FRIEDMAN, THE PAWNBROKER,
who can help you In time of Deed, and
you can always find him at 41 North
Center, where he is open for any fair
deal, -and has bargains' for everyone
In unredeemed pledges, such as
watches, diamonds, shotguns, rifles and
revolvers.
Arizona Loan OTTiea
41 North Center Street, Near Hotel Adams.
CAMP TEVKSBURY
FOR HEALTH.
Excellent Board. Individual Cottages
Pure Air. Dry Soil.
A place In which to regain health and
strength. A. F. Tewksbury, P. O. Box
265.
I THE HOFFMAN
ill The bowline Alley Is cool, the Beer la
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1: TERRITORIAL NEWS -J
A HARD LUCK STORT.
Earl Harrison of the electric ' light
plant has a hard luck hunting story he
is telling nowadays. Last week, while
he was out In the woods, after a hard
day's hunt, he lay down beside his
camp fire to rest. Quletljr he dropped
off to sleep and was dreaming of large
buck deer, etc., when his dreams were
suddenly broken by a vivid realization
that something wan burning. He
awoke none too Boon, for his bed had
caught from the fire and was almost
consumed: tm legs of Jils trousers were
almost burned off and upon putting his
hands in his pockets he was compelled
to withdraw them very quickly as he
had been carrying a number of smoke
lens powder cartridges in them and
they were hot enough to burn the hand.
He soon got rid of them, however, and
upon taking an Inventory also discov
ered that the stock of his rltle had been
burned off. He proudly boasts, though,
that even in that crippled condition he
killed the buck of which he was dream
ing. Williams News.
CHARLES H. ANDERSON.
Instantly Killed Last Friday by an Ex
plosion of Dynamite.
A sad accident occurred eight miles
west of here last Friday, resulting in
the death of a young man in the em
ploy of the Santa Fe Pacific by the
name of Charles H. Anderson.
It appears that Anderson, who was
a stranger In this section, had been
working at that point for two or three
days before the explosion in the capac
ity of powder man. It le the duty of a
powder man to keep the material in
readiness for Instant use in blasting,
and as the weather has been rather cool
recently it was neeessary to warm the
explosive before using. Anderson, to
facilitate matters, it seems, had placed
a large piece of sheet Iron over the fire.
Whether he dropped a stick of dyna
mite on the Iron, or from what cauBe,
will never be known, but suddenly there
was an explosion, resulting In the in
stant death of the unfortunate, man.
The deceased has a mother and sister
living at Newcastle. Colo., to whom
the sad news was telegraphed. He
was a promising young man and had
been a volunteer 1n the war with
Spain, serving in Cuba throughout the
campaign. His remains were Interred
at the scene of the accident last Sat
urday under the, direction of Under
taker J. S. Button. Williams News.
MRS. CLARA. KINNEY,
Well Known as Owner of the Kinney
House. Disposes of the Property.
. Last week Mrs. Clara Kinney trans
ferred to Miss Alice Dean for a con
sideration of $10,000 cash lots 8 and !
in block 85. fronting on Mesqtiite and
fine. streets, comprising the Klnney
hotel property. i J.
Mrs. Kinney disposed of the .property
with a good deal of reluctance, as It
has been her home and especial prld,
for very many years, and she naturally
feels as though she had parted from an
old and dear friend. She bought the
ground when she came to Globe in 180.
At that time it presented no attractive
features, being bare and cut by a deep
gully, but through her own persistant
efforts Mrs. Kinney gradually Improve l
the premises by erecting ' substantial
buildings and beautifying the ground"
with shrubbery and shade trees until it
is now one of the most desirable pieces
of property In Globe and continues to
be the leading hotel.
Mrs. Kinney has retained the new
brick building on Menqulte street, op
posite the hotel, for a home and will
now take a well earned rest, although
her mines and other Interests will oc
cupy a portion of her time.
A TEXAS BURGLAR.
A telegram was received late Thurs
day night by Judge S. K. William
from the sheriff of El Paso county thai
he hod sent a deputy after T. J. Bent
ley, who has been connined in the jail
here for nearly three weeks. During
most of this time Bentley has been
shackled and his lot has been a very
uncomfortable one while in durance
vile. All necessary requisition papers
have been secured and approved by
Governor Murphy anil the officers will
arrive today and convey Bentley back
to EM Paso, where he will be tried for
burglary. Bisbee Review.
MOSQUITOES AND COLORS.
Nu UaU's experiments Indicate that
the mosquito Is attracted by some col
ors and repelled by others. The experi
ments were conducted in a large gauze
tent, one end of which was formed by
large windows into which the sunlight
poured on bright days. Large stone
basins were placed on the floor for the
anopheles to breed in. At the beginning
it was noticed that when a person en
tered the tent clad in dark gray clothes
p&SfiffBESS&SB&inae!a1U&KSEf
The
HIR8CHFELD 4 PERKINS
Proprietors
Imported ind Domestic Wines,
Liquors ind Cigars
Phoenix
Arizona
inet I
Cigar
Store
and v
Liquor
Houses
14-16 W. Washington
Street -
i
W. THODE,
Proprietor
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the mosquitoes Bottled .on the dark
cloth, but that they never dul this when
the" person entering was clad In white
flannels. A number of boxes lined with
cloth of various colors were placed In
rows on the floor and it was noticed
that the mosquitoes would enter the
box lined with dark blue la great num
bers and. In less numbers, would enter
boxes lined with other colors. In the
following order: dark red. brown, scar
let, black, slate gray, olive green, violet.
leaf green, blue, pe-irl gray, pale green,
light blue, ochre, white and orange. No
mosquitoes were found in the box lined
with yellow. As practical applications
of these experiments It Is to be noted
that the khaki uniform should offer ad
vantages in addition to being Invisible
to the human enemy. The number of
insects congregating In dwellings might
very well be lessened by the choice of
suitable colors applied to the waifs. A
trap might be ma le, lined with dark
blue. In which the Insects would con
gregate, so that they could be readily
destroyed In large numbers.
Have your mosquito bars yellow. The
favorite blue seems to be also the mos
quito favorite. British Medical Jour
nal. .
No one can reasonably hope for good
health unless his bowels move once
each day. When this Is not attended
to, disorders of the stomach arise, bil
iousness, headache, dyspepsia and piles
soon follow. If you wish to avoid these
ailments keep your bowela regular by
taking Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets when required. They are
so easy to take and mild and gentle
in effect. For sale by Elvey & Hulett.
SMALL ROOMS IN NEW HOTELS.
Every Inch of Space Utilized in Order
To Meet Expenses.
"The evolution In hotels during the
past few years han been Interesting."
said Mr. Charles Logan, of New York,
who is in town for a few days. "Of
course, the most noticeable features are
the extensive modern Improvements,
such as baths, washstands, telephones,
etc.. In each room and the generally
Improved equipment of the . buildings.
A feature which Is not so noticeable,
but one which Is very Important to the
hotel man. however. Is the decrease in
the size of the roams. Hotel rooms
used to have high ceilings and were
long and broad. Now they are mostly
small, with comparatively low ceilings.
"Sometimes I het.r guests ask each
other why the roonv. are so small now
adays, and they seldom hit on the
right reason. It is because the cost of
erecting and oVe rating a hotel Is much
greater than formeily, while the extent
of the patronage is about the same. It
is necessary to makts the rooms small In
order that the same space may bring'
bigger returns.
"Take one big room which used to
produce, say, $3 a day. and It is now
cut In two, so as to make the same
space produce 16 or 15 a day. Take the
case of your new hotel Just finished
here. The hotel wtlch used to occupy
its site contained almut 150 rooms. The
new one contains 25" rooms, but look at
the difference in the cost of the two
hotels and in the espense of maintain
ing and operating them. A hotel that
used to cost 1200.00) now costs $1,000.
000." Washington Post.
SENSIBLE REMEDY.
I have a horror of being buried
alive." said the easy going storekeeper.
"Well, for graclois' sake, why don't
you advertise?" sail his friends. Yon-
kers Statesman.
COUGHS AND COLDS IN CHIL
DREN. Recommendation of a 'Well
Known
Chicago Physician.
I use and prescribe Chamberlain's
Caugh Remedy for almost all obstinate
constricted coughs, with direct results.
I prescribe It to children of all ages.
Am glad to recommend It to all In need
and seeking relief from colds ' and
coughs and bronchial afflictions. It Is
non-narcotic and safe In the hands or
the most unprofessional. A universal
panacea for all mankind. Mrs. Mary
R. Mellendy. M. D., Ph. D.. Chicago,
III. This remedy is for sale by Elvey &
Hulett.
UNCLAIMED BAGGAGE SALE.
The Santa Fe, Prescott A Phoenix
railway and the Prescott & Eastern
Railroad companies, in compliance
with the law governing the sale of un
claimed baggage, advertise and will
offer for sale at public auction, at
their depot baggage room In Prescott.
Arizona territory, the 28th day of De
cember. 190L at 10 o'clock a. m.. un
claimed baggage and plunder covered
by checks as dewrribed below, which
has been on hand at stations for - a
period of six months or more.
Description of Checks.
Kind. Number. Descrlp. of Bag.
Route 13528 Paper telescope.
Local
584
17
166
616
168
714
672
28285
436
622
176
630
150
Canvas telescope.
Rotr bedding.
Roll bedding.
Roll bedding.
Roll bedding.
Roll bedding.
Mattress.
Zinc trunk.
Paper trunk.
Roll bedding.
Roll bedding.
Tin trunk.
Roll bedding.
Bundle sacks.
Roll bedding. .
Route
Local
Route 2'
872
31436
Local .
Route
738 Roll bedding.
32458 Bundle tents.
C. O. T.
$1.75.
372 Canvas suit case.
Local
. " 105 Canvas telescope.
" 350 Canvas telescope.
FOUND ON TRAINS.
Imitation leather hand-bag.
Canvas telescope.
Bundle underwear.
Canvas valise.
Lady's hat.
Feather boa.
Any person holding duplicate check
covering baggage described above can
secure same by exiling on the under
signed at Prescott, Arizbna. and upon
payment of- storage charges which
have been assessed, on or before De
cember 28th, 1901.
The word "local" under the above
heading of description of checks, in
dicates that It is u S. F., P. & P. local
brass check; the word "route" Indi
cates that it Is a Santa Fe route brass
check.
H. P. ANEWALT,
.Gen. Pass. Agt. .Prescott, Ariz.
First publication Nov. 25th, 190L
o
AU advertiscnMats raoaiag for leas tisM
SITUATIONS WANTED
WOMAN wants chamber work, house
cleaning or day work. Call or address
408 S. Third Ave.
SITUATION WANTED by an experi
enced bartender. No objection to
leaving thn city, can furnish the best
of references. Address K., care this
office.
WANTED By a thorough and com
petent general merchandise salesman,
position where energy and hustle will
be appreciated. A 1 references. Ad
dress Salesman, P. O. box M-6, Phoe
nix, Ariz.
HELP "WANTED
WANTED To see several reliable boys
with wheels for Republican routes
Call at this office.
WANTED Press feeder at The Repub
lican office.
WANTED Good girl or woman for
general housework. Call at Welrlck
& Latham's, 47 North Center St,
GIRL WANTED for room work and
some house work. P. O. Box 548.
BUSINESS CHANCES
INVESTORS SAVING3 can .earn a
minimum of 12 per cent per annum,
payable quarterly: guaranteed from
loss; particulars on application. Ad
dress Investment Department, 66
Broadway, New York.
WANTED MONEY for building up
good substantial home manufacturing
business. Will pay 10 per cent or
per cent on small loans on call. Ap
ply to N. Porter, 142 E. Washington.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT OR SALE Rooming
house. Address G,' this office.. .
FOR RENT Fine furnished house
with all modern improvements. No
one with lung trouble need apply. 816
West Washington St.
FOR RENT A new eleven-room
house, furnished throughout; .all mod
ern conveniences. Apply N. W. corner
of Ninth Ave. and Jefferson St.
FOR RENT House' with S acres of
land and cow, $8. Address 220 East
Madison street.
FOR RENT UNFURNISHED Amod
ern nine-room brick house, beautiful
grounds In Bennett's addition. Would
prefer yearly tenant. Inquire Weir-L-k
at Latham. 47 North Center St.
ROOMS FOR RENT
FOR RENT Furnished rooms
with
board. 82 outh Second avenue.
FOR RENT Three nicely furnished
rooms for light housekeeping: close to
business center. Call at 343 East Mon
roe St. y
NICE sunny rooms for hounekeeping.
500 N. Third Ave.
FOR RENT Neatly furnished rooms
at 548 Weit Adams street.
TWO neat furnished rooms for rent, $1
per week. Inquire Wm. Llmbrock, 214
Bast Washington St.
THE LELAND Adams street, oppo
- site Hotel Adams. Invalids given
especial attention. Housekeeping
privileges.
FOR RENT Two nice sunny, fur
nished housekeeping rooms. 832 N.
Fifth St.
HOTEL IRVING. Mrs. A. E. Fouch,
cronrletor. 630 West Washington 8t,
Newly furnished rooms by the day or
week; also unfurnished rooms.
PRIVATE BOARDING
BOARDING AT Mia. Gilbert's. Eggs,
milk and butter and cream; terms
moderate. 5 miles north on Cave
Creek road.
WANTED Occupants for nicely fur-
'nlshed tents. Terms, with good board.
1.(M per day. Address box tuz, city.
COUNTRY BOARD nine miles out.
home cooking with plenty of fi-esn
eggs and cream: terms reasonable.
Address W. W. Wade, Glendale. Ariz
COUNTRY BOARD Persons desiring
first-class rooms and board can find
some at Rumney's ranch, on Grand
avenue, ltt miles from city. Mail de
livered every morning.' Free trans
portation to and from city daily,
Telephone 3323,
PARTIES DESIRING excellent food
and surroundings most favorable to
health, should Investigate Camp
Tewksbury, Box 265.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE Stylish riding horse, sad
dle and blanket cheap. 126 West
Madison street.
COOL brick house, two blocks from
cars. Also piano. 218 N. Tenth Ave.
FOR SALE Gentle horse, new phae
ton and harness. Horse safe for lady
or child. Price. $135. Wm. G. Burns,
U. 8. Weather Bureau.
FOR SALE OR RKNT Butcher shop
to Borne good reliable party. Address
Box 933, Postofllce.
GREEN TOMATOIM at F. F. Brown's,
1V4 cents per pound. One-half miles
east and one-quarter miles south of
camp meeting grounds.
FOR SALE Washington navel orange
trees, 1 and 2-year-old buds; growth
guaranteed. Address Fred Ammam
Phoenix.
SECOND-HAND SADDLES at 41
Center St., prra shop.
N.
tbaa oae wonts auist be paid la advaace.
REAL ESTATE
FOR RENT Furnished houses and
rooms.
FOR RENT Vacant houses.
FOR BALE Orange lands.
FOR SALE Ten-acre ranches and up
wards.
FOR SALE Vacant lota fn moat de
sirable parts of the city.
FOR SALE Homes cn easy terms.
MONEY to loan at low rates of inter
est-. Insurance placed In reliable
companies. Conveyancing done ac
curately. Anything and everything
In the real estate line.
J. ERNEST WALKER.
No. 16 South Second Avenue. Office
phone 501. Residence phone S03L
FURNITURE FOR SALE of a new 5-
room modern house: furniture new
and complete for housekeeping. No
sick people in the house. Price, $225.
Will rent the house to purchaser,' $13
per month; good location.
FOR KENT An Ideal home. 8 rooms.
brick, large barn, lawn, flowers, shade
ami ornamental trees. Very low rent
by the year.
FOR RENT Furnished six-room,
modern brick residence In Capital
Addittnn.
BUSINESS1 CHANCE: A wide-awake
partner wanted in an old established
restaurant business; $100.00 per
month profit for the right man; must
have $350 cash. Experience not nec
essary. $2,500.00 WILL BUT a good paying
general merchandise business.
E. E PASCOE
Phone 1496. 110 North Center St.
WANTED I have for sale very cheap
a cosy house and two big lots in
Brill's addition; twenty acres of ex
cellent land planted to alfalfa and
oranges and two fine saddle ponies.
Prices reasonable and terms to suit.
Call on or address S. M. McCowan,
Indian school.
RARE CHANCE The Hardy orange
groves near crosscut canal for sale at
sacrifice. They must be sold. Mrs. J.
B. Hardy. 500 N. Fifth Ave.. Phoenix.
FOR SALE The Kilroy's New Pales
tine Cottage; one of the cosiest cot
tage homes in Phoenix: lovely large
grounds, shade trees; alfalfa, roses,
gravel- walks, etc. truly typical
home. Apply on the premises, 911 S.
First ave
FOR SALE Several fine Jersey milk
cows ;a good bargain. S. B. Gordon,
next house to Col. Christy's place.
FOR SALE A good Estey organ, will
be sold very reasonably. Drop a card
to P. O. Box 904. L. Hudson.
FOR SALE Saddle ponies, open buggy.
light spring wagon and single har
ness. Geo. F. McLean, Pear ranch.
South Seventh Ave., H miles south
railroad.
FOR SALE Well bred, gentle horse-.
will ride, pack and drive double or
single; safe for lsdies. Price, $50.
Apply to E. E. Prowell, Wakelln's
Pharmacy.
FOR SALE Indian trader and gen
eral merchandise business, including
buildings, etc For reasons for selling
and particulars address Box J-. Pres
cott. Ariz.
FOR SALE Firstclass saloon prop
erty In one of Yavapai county's best
mining camps. Reason for sale:
death of owner. For particulars ad
dress Box "J." Prescott. Ariz.
FOR SALE Horse, good driver and
saddler, price $75. Apply J. C. Was
son. Buckeye Canal office.
GRAND CANAL water right for eighty
acres, w. Jv. james, rnoemx.
FOR SALE! Five head of horses, sad
dle and driving, all gentle. Inquire
Capitol Mills.
FOR SALE Well-drilling machine
complete; also will make wells; guar
antee good water or no pay. John
Heaton, P. O.
FOR SALE Lot of fine game chick
ens. Call on or address No. 45 West
Washington St., Doll's saloon.
FOR SALE A herd of choice milch
cows,' with lease on ranch, suitably
located for retail delivery. Address
Box 234. Phoenix.
BICYCLE TIRES, best and cheapest.
9 8. First Ave.
FOR SALE: Parlor Btand, gas range.
Iron bed, bed spring, dining tabic,
453 N. 6th avenue.
FOR SALE: Poultry farm fully equip
ped. This place has yielded returns
at the rate of 8 per cent per month
on Investment for the last seven
months. Box 396, Phoenix, Arizona.
FOR SALE Hens and eggs; buff an!
barred Plymouth Rocks. Golden Wing
Ranch, McDowell road. Telephone
3731.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS
MRS. ELIZA A. EDWARDS, experi
enced card reader, tells past, present
and future; Ladles, 25c; gentlemen,
50 cents. 231 Buchanan street, corner
of Third street.
BOARD WANTED by young man on
a ranch where there are no or few
boarders. Good wholesome food es
sential. Is not a consumptive. Will
pay $5 weekly. Address T, Republl
can office. "
WANTED Family sewing by day. In
quire Mrs. Oakes, Gregory House, or
Telephone 3171, S. Donofrlo.
WANTED Five dozen brown Leghorn
hens; must be in good condition. Ad
dress Box 16, this office.
I WANT to rent a small place close to
town with some ground, fruit, etc.
Address J3ox 15, this office. .
WANTED Chickens, turkeys and
Belgian hares. Will pay highest
market price. Hoghe, at the Palace
Chop House.
AUCTIONEER Hammond now ready
for all sale engagements at tha sama
place. 15 South Vint ave.
ALL kinds of printing, ruling, book
and magazine binding and book re
pairing done satisfactorily and
quiskly at The Republican office.
THE-VIAVI REMEDIES CURB CA
tarrh. stomach trouble, uterine diseases,
etc. Mrs. R. LaBrum, 818 West Jeffer
son street. Manager for Arizona. Con
sultation free afternoons.
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Rubber tire to runabout. Finder
please return to Jack Gibson's Livery
Stable, 29 South Third street, and re- .
- celve reward.
PROFESSIONAL
ASSAYER AND METALLURGIST.
J. Q. A. KING, Assayer and Metallurgist,
All kinds of laboratory tests for beat
reduction method. Office and labora
tory, 18 N. 2nd Ave.. Phoenix. Arizona.
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
J. W. CRENSHAW Attorney-at-Law,
r'hoenlx. Ariz. Office 210-211 Fleming
Building.
J. H. Klbbey. A. J. Edwards.
KIBDEY A EDWARDS. Lawyers. 13-21
South Center street. Phoenix, Arizona.
Ground floor.
VIA VI TOILETTE PARLORS. 218 West
Jefferson street, Turkish, Electric ami
Vapor Baths. Massage and Fa.-iul
Treatments. We are here to stay. 218
West Jefferson street.
EXPERT ACCOUNTANT.
J. HENRY WOOD, Expert Accountant,
Tel. S731, Phoenix, Ariz. Books of ac
count audited and systematized; mlnine;
and other Investments investigated; alK.j
acts as Incorporator and agent for Ari
zona corporations. Formerly Savin
Bank Auditor, Buffalo, N. Y., Treasurer
and Manager Cobra Grande Copper Co..
Golden Wave Mining Co., etc.. etc
NOTARY PUBLIC
E. E. PASCOE. Notary Public Con
veyancing a speciality. Acknowledge
ments taken. 110 North Center street,
opposite Hotel Ada ma. '
8PANISH LESSONS by a Spanish
teacher. Apply 816 3. Madison.
STUDY SPANISH. NO BUSINESS
man can afford to be Ignorant of
Spanish in localities where it is large
ly used. Mr. Cassio C Brannan is
an able teacher (by the natural meth
od) of Spanish, French and German,
giving lessons privately or In classes.
Progress and correct pronunciation
guaranteed. At Kedawlll's.
MISS TROWBRIDGE, TEACHER OP
-water-color and oil painting. Studio
. 401 Fleming Block, Class hours, 10
to 12 and 2 to i, No classes Tuesday
or Friday. Pictures on sale. Christ
mas orders executed promptly. Visi
tors always welcome.
MUSIC.
INEZ McELREE Teacher of Vocal
Training and Piano. Graduate of
voice and theory under H. W. Owens
of Wales. Seven years" experience
teacher. Also first soprano in choir.
Can furnish references. 546 North
Fourth Ave.
MISS FANNY PECK, TEACHER OF
pianoforte playing. A pupil of Carl
Stasny of The New England Con
servatory of Music; also teacher of
harmony. Graduate of theory under
Lewis C. Elson, of Boston, 136 North)
Sixth St,
TO THE MUSIC LOVERS: MR.
Fountain, the mandolin virtuoso, haav
been for some time studying in tha
New England Conservatory- of Musia
of Boston, under the direction of the
grand master of music. In general
theory, harmony, piano, violin, cor
net.1 mandolin and guitar. He is go-.
Ing to establish a music studio lnt
Phoenix, where he will be glad tq
give primary lessons In theory,
piano, violin, mandolin and guitar,
stringed, brass and reed instruments.
Prof. Fountain has a grand reputa
tion as a teacher and performer on
various instruments. He Is well rec
ommended grand, passionate teach
ing. As Boon as he arrives he wilt
give notice of his location, -
CASSIO C. BRANNAN, TEACHER
of artistic violin playing.- Twenty
years a teacher. Pupils prepared for
the concert stage. Lessons on other
stringed instruments. Mr. Brannan'
was educated by the best masters of
Europe and America. Phoenix peo
ple who want the best work recom
mend him. At Redewill's Musia
House.
VETERINARY SURGEON.
F. O. RICHMOND, .M. D. C, Phoenix.
Arlsona. Veterinary Surgeon and Dent
ist: diseases of all domestic animals
scientifically treated. Office, S5 North
Center street. Residence 637 West Vsn
Puren street. 'Phone 1001. No charge
for consultation. Agent for the Horse
Review.
DR. HOWARD RAMSAY. Veterinary
Burgeon and Dentist, Graduate Ontario
eterlnary College. Office, corner First
avenue and Monroe street, Ambrose
' Corral, Phoenix, Arizona. Telephone
1313.
FUMIGATION OF ROOMS DONE UN-
der direction of city health department,
as required by ordinance No. 320, which
requires all rooms occupied by tuber
cular patients to be thoroughly fumi
gated before belrg- -reoccupled. Work
done promptly and at small cost. Leave
orders at city health office. No. 30ft East
Adams at. Telephone 171. Root, Clark, .
All kinds of srintlna. rullna. book
ing done satisfactorily and quickly at
The Republican office.
CASTLE CREEK
Hot SpringtW.
YAVAPAI COUNTY, ARIZ. c
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"Season of 1901-1902 now ;"
open; New buildings Just' '
completed; More rooms with: '
baths; all rooms, heated by
hot water system when re
auired: electric lighting of
buildings and grounds. : -
High standard of excellence .
in an leaiures sincuy main
tained. Descriptive pamph-
. let on application to L. H.
Landls, Pass. Agt. S. F. P.
& P. R'y Co., Phoenix Arl-
. aona, on to
C. Ms COI.HOUN, Mgr.
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