Arizona republican. [volume], May 09, 1904, Page 6, Image 6

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THE ARIZONA KEICBLICA??, MO X DAY 3IOIHTCXG, MAY , 1901
COMMENCING
Monday. May 2nd, ' for two weeks we
will eil BIXBYS SHOE BLACKING,
worth Ifl cts; a box from Ocean to
Ocean, for
5c a box at
'AT
Davidson's Gash Store.
MAMMOCKS. HAMMOCKS A big
It; it; f Heauties at Bargain Prices.
THE WONDER ICE CREAM
FREEZERS, Quick Freezers, Ice
Havers.
TRY ONE.
Davidson's Cash Store. ,
NICE, BIG PALM LEAF FANS FREE
AT DAVIDSON'S CASH
STORE.
Always glad to show goods at David
son's Cash Store.
THE INSURANCE GASOLINE
STOVES are absolutely safe from
$11.00 to $32.50 at Davidson's Cash
tore.
Call and iee the BROWNING AU
TOMATIC SHOTGUN.. .It s n mechan
ical omlir in simplicity, rapidity and
execution.
PRICE $30.00.
THE STANDARD WICKLESS
BLUE FLAME OIL STOVES absolute
ly safe, kool, klean and konveniant,
from $9.85 to $20.C0.
See our Single-Carrel Shotgun. $4.35
this month. New Nitre Single-Barrel
Shotsun, $8.00.
Hardware. C'utlery.
China, Camping Outfits.
Stationary,
Davidson's
CasK iStore
Telephone Red 363
Accurate Measurement
of Eye Defects
The oe.-dsht expert has to deal first
v.tth lUlu. We take rays of light and
the Interposal of lenses change thei.
direction through the different media;?
ihv t-e to a focus upon the retina.
A Biinple operation this, entirely dis
tinct fnmi the practice of medicine, yet
the rrmilts brought about by thus re
lieviiiR delicate muscles which were be
fore compelled to do this work in de
fective eyes, is often little less than
maivelous. Will you be one to get re
lief from that nerve-racking headache?
V. will relieve . you if glasses wiil
do it. .. .
TF ilyAVASHQ.ST. '
PHOENIX
SYou Must Try
Our Soda
V."e can't tell you how delicious
our roda water is; you must try
it for .yourself. Rut it is just a
;oh1 as we know how to make it
or tin anybody else knows how
ro jiuke it. We have studied the
so.'a iuestion thoroughly and
hate put Into practice all that
we have learned. One of the
nxt important .-soda truths that
e fully appreciate is that the
making of perfect soda requires
perfect materials nothing less
than the ery best. This reduces
prul.t, of course, but ptOfit is not
evervthing.
GOODMAN'S
PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY
C. Washington and Cantar Sta.
Phoenix, A. T.
Last Ca
Our
Discount
Framed Picture Sale closes on
May 1 1 tli. Ouly a few days
more in which, to get fine pic
tures at Bargain Prices.
Phoenix Stationery & News Go.
10 and 12 W. Washington St.
Tel. Mala 297,
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Of Local
Interest,
THE WEATHER
Local Daily Weather Report for The
Arizona Republican.
Forecast for today J"
Data for 24 hours ending S p. m. yesterday:
Temperature Departure Departure
Since since
lit ot Mouth Jan. 1, 1904
Kits NORMAL
82 72 -14 1?5
Maximum temperature, 97; minimum
temperature, 66.
Average relative humidity, S per
cent.
Total precipitation, 0.
Character of the clay Clear.
M. E. BLYSTOXE.
Section Director.
W. C. T. U. CONVENTION. Th3
fifth annual convention of the W. C. T.
U. will be held in the parlors of the
Friday, May 13. The morning sessio.i
will open at 9:30 o'clock. Friends of
the cause are cordially invited to at
tend. A welcome is also extended to
the local unions of the county.
THE BEST GRADE. A further an
alysis of the sand rock and shale from
! the bottom of the Pinal Paraffine Oil
company's Hackberry well shows that
it contains five per cent, of the purest
and highest paraffine wax. says the
Florence Ulade. This settles beyond
all question of doubt that if oil should
be encountered in tae well in paying
quantity it will be the highest grade
para fine oil', which is worth about eight
times as much in the market .as the
ordinary fuel oil with an asphaltum
base.
THE ANDERSON CASE. This is
the day set for the second trial of the
case of Josiah Anderson charged w it'.i
the killing of V.'illiam . Cameron at
Agua Caliente nearly two years ago.
The matter was presented to the net
grand jury sitting after that tragedy,
but no action was taken. The case
came before the succeeding grand jury
and an indictment was found. A con
viction was obtained for manslaughter,
but the supreme court at the last ses
sion gianted a nev" trial. There was
i-ome doubt as to whether the trial
would take 'dace today. Several of tn-2
witnesses for the defense have not beca
found yet. The trial of the case will
probably be preceded by an argument
on the question as to whether the de
fendant can be tried for murder under
the otisfinal indictment or whether he
can be tried only for the ' offense fo.
which he was convicted before.
DOG DAYS. The dog days seem to
have arrived here early this year. (!i
Saturday a gentleiran who is visiting
the city was walking clown Sout'i
Third avenue with an umbrella above
hi3 head. A dog that belongs to a wo
man living in that vicinity saw him
and in view of the fact that there was
no rain in sight, concluded the um
brella must be a joke so he ran aft;-r
the man. The man thinking the do?
was u vicious animal made a swipe
with his parachute and during the
succeeding moments it was a royal
mixup resulting :n the ruin of the
watershed. Yesterday complaint was
made to the police who investigated
the matter. The woman srid the clog
v.as harmless and was only playing,
tut she would nay for the umhreHl
nevertheless. There- is another dog on
West Adams street, a brindle bull dog,
that has been conducting a guerilla,
warfare against passers for some time,
having a special spite for wheelmen.
Yes'.erdey the police notified his owner
that he imn t be restrained in his wild
career or ballasted with lead. Still
another dog abiding on Norths First
street yesterday attacked a citizen in
flicting a painful wound on one of hit
legs for . the settlement of which inci
dent negotiations are now under way.
THE RECORDERS H IP. On June
16th it is expected the bond of Frank
Thomas will be approved by the city
council and the new recorder and po
lice judge will be inducted into office
forthwith whereupon W. C. Foster will
begin shedding some of his mantles.
It is getting too warm now for one tr
be too heavily clothed even with au
thority which is sometimes a light and
airy fabric, lie considers that tlv;
work of the olliee of city assessor and
tax collector is a job for a grown man
ami in addition thereto he has been
recorder pro tern, member of the re
publican central committee, director of
the -city library, member of the Citi
zens, waterworks committee and sec
retary of l.e Gran Proveedora de Cobra
Mining company. He has. therefore.
been modest about slipping into the
chair of police judge and has prevailed
upon Justice Turnett to handle that
BARGAINS
IN
Second Sand
Typewriters.
ALL MAKES.
For Cash or on Time.
The H.H.HeilGo
Phoenix, Ariz.
MJ Ey
TOOTS! P3WBEB
Thcro is ro Beauty
that ezrt stand ibe distipiruiirnt of bn-t
teeth. Tako isi'o tt ; our uctii. Only
one way
7
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m m N ?! L3
function as a ride line till last Satur
day when he attired himself in the
judicial mantle and ?ent a man over
the road to the r.acment for
five days.. Ketv.een i ow and the irth
it is expected lie wiil rorvo as lord
high executioner and the police are be
stirring themselves to rib something
up for him to execute. The best they
could get yesterday was one drunk and
two more who give a v; bail bond i
and will probably never be seen again.
The justice that will be administered
thin -week wiil be with a "mailed"
hand. There is no other way to "ex
press" it except by "freight" and that
is too slow. x
Hojrhe's chop house is now open.
Everybody is rejoic ing over the good
steaks and the flowing hamburger.
The Sun Hi Wah company yesterday
bo-ight the stock of merchandise cf
Qung Wah Chung, at the corner of
First and Madison street and b?an
moving into the quarters vacated by
the latter.
PINAL OIL DISCOVERY
It Is Believed That a Strilie Kas Been
Made Near Mammoth.
Mammoth. Ari;:.. May 5. (Special
Correspondence of The Republican.)
This town oij San Pedro is all a govt
over oil "stiike." The Standard ( ;il
man in the person of one "General
Downev." has come and gone. His
advent caused several large stories to j
ilout arouiiil. These were :iiiled ;uil
abetted by a goodly roll which he
('ashed upon occasions. At all events
the general actually leased the ran'-'a
of J. j. Clark and put up a nice cinink
of the roil, and as the old adage says,
money talks.
But to retuvu to the strike. It trans
pires that one Kd. 1'iady of P.akerstieid
California, an expert in oil work .ml
oil formation, came here tu sink an ar
tesian well on thp ranch of J. ..
Ilrown. Griatly to his surpiise and de
light, when the pipes were sunk abooi
forty feet, .nil :.nd gas began to ap-jjar
at tlie surface. Every test known !.
the business was made and all were 1
patisfac tory.
It was o:!. the real old fa.-!;: -:
petroleum, which refined we buy fro;:i
that good man Mr. Rockefeller at
heart-breaking prices. This happened
late in '18'tC.
Mr. Hrady depaited hence and form
ed a company. This c-ompany has bui't
a derrick, and everything 'being 'n
icadiness the actual work of tiuing
v.ill soon begin. In the meantime
Mammoth holds its breath as does ev
ery expert here and half of Ario::i.
The land on both sides of the Sa:i
Pedro for twenty mile.-! is taken ami
, far back into the hill-'. Just h ov
j far back, these embryonic- oil kings
I blush to fuv. Further, it i.i saTe to
record, t'.ian one who can throw an o'C
i by the tail. Last evening a party cci:-
f.isting of 12. W. C'.iilds. Judge Kigel
and others returned from their claims
back in the hills, and reported having
traveled since dawn. The Judg- .ms
worn nr.d sore from the journey out
avows they have the claim.-, of the
distric t.
L'own the San Pedro, ten miles o
so, about opposite the rr.outh of the
Aravaip i. are great beds of gypsum,
tvhieh Iiave also been located now that
t!ie railroad is building. Also tip the
Sail Ped.o peven miles or thereabout
lies the larges
st d?posit of diatomite, r.
the world, many experts V
or tripoiite, in
say. This is a grayish, .'duty, massive
eai tli. and it i:-. used as a polishing
powder, for making bricks, and because
of its poor c onductiv itv
ty of heat. t; j
light be adtiel
pack boilers, etc. It mi
that there is a mysterious connection,
experts contend, between this diatomite
and petroleum along the Texas coa-t.
We hope the parallel holds goo 1 with
us. At all events the San Pedro's
stark mad over oil and oil formation.
One hears it at the table, on the st
table, on the street ti
le saloons every- ,y
corners and in th
where. 1 he ranioad is temnoi a: i'.v
forgotten. Everything b: but oil.
i m; iijii t'.'iiiiit: uuwe ile-llLlOtr'i I j
have been located by E. W. Ciilds and i
others. Alex Parker of the .ravaipa,
has just floated into town with some
oli rock, shale lie calls it, which one
of the experts pounded up and poured
dope on. Large bubbles of eil came to
the surface and Mr. Parker hug.-, his
price. He has lots more of thi:.s preci
ous rock and is all smiles as he s'io.vs
his find. Beyond a doubt there is oil
hz.c if it can hut be developed in
paying quantities.
MEN'S
usfoii) Shir
LET US REMIND YOU AGAIN te!
THAT WE MAKE SHIRTS TO YOUR
MEASURE IN ANY STYLE OR IN
ANY QUALITY. WE MAKE THEM If'
TO FIT. IN FACT WE GUARANTEE
A FIT. WE HAVE A LARGE LINE OF ) h
SAMPLES FROM WHICH TO MAKE
SLLtuilU; iNU I THE ORD-N-ARY
STYLES; NOT THE LOUDM
r LAcn Y Pftl rtKNS OF THE FRON
TIER, BUT HIGH CLASS CONSERV
ATIVE EFFECTS FOR GENTLEMEN
OF TASTE.
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The McDoupIl & Cassou Go.
12 W. Washington trt.
OUTING SUITS.
JeAJ
Correct Chihzs fur Men
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v-i'iiji-rrt:
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P,'AiLn7K!
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Our Cutir.g Suits are all made from
light weight fabrics and finished :n
the lightest possible manner which will-
insure durability and leave f oj ncljitio'i
on which to keep our shape retaining
construction.
Our coats are made in half or qunr
ter length in silk. The trousers of
t. p design and all are provided with,
l.elt loop:-:. They may be had with or
without cuff bottoms. Our famous
EFF-EFF and ALFRED BENJA
MSN Out'ng Suits, $10.00 to 2'j.OO.
O her styles CPF.iNG AND SUMMER,
$15.C0 and $30.00.
"THE HUB"
WKSELS RENTED AXO REPAI2ED.
Don't Wall!
RiJe a bike this hot weath
er. - We have nil kinds
new and second-hind.
The Phoenix Gysle Co.,
Phone Bed 524.
Klf Block West of the Adams.
Fifielil & Gallagiier
GENERAL CGJiTRWTOF.3
m S'JPERSXT'DEIsTS
EUt'lfHi'- Kurtilw'aed :.o.rr II IJ-ll-U'.Ncl'd
BuilJlajj P. . KOI STb
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Jon riSeli
Ceo. TL. OftUs pher.
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Into These
Special
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An entire block of 12-50x1372
feet lots -within cix blocks of
Washington and Center strests
for $2"C0 if taken at once. Th:s
is like giving them away but
thsy. must be sold.
$1,C00 buys a four-room house
with frame kitchen, bath screen
porch and porch all the way
arcund the house with two 50
ft. lots; nice lawn, shade and
city water. The house alone is
worth $1550. Investigate.
5i
H. I. Lata & Co
Real Estate, Insarsnsa, Leans
44 North Center Street.
'Phcne Main 220.
6RI5W0LO,
The
Cicvtle Mas
Is Arizona agent for the Racyele, the
best and easiest riding wheel on earth.
Keeps the largest stock of Tirea and
sundries. Most complete repair thop In
th city;. Nos. 7 and. 9 S. Firtt avenue.
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High
Grade
Ve have been in this business in Plioenix for the past nine years and
during that time have tried every make of tire cn the market. After V -experiraeuiing
with them all, we have settled on
as the best and most durable tire made. They cost no more than other
makes but are far ahead hi wearing qualities. Don't be talked into
paying the same or more for an inferior tire. We arc agents for Arizona
B. L. ANDREWS SON.
Kodaks. Sporting Goods. Bicycles.
One third off on all hats. No old stock,
pretty, ne7 and nobby. Those that want
come early and secure first ch?ice.
STEIN'S
MILLINEW.Y.
Is the time to buy a fine home at a I
reasonable price.
I I-IAVJ
several good residences with one, two
and one-half, three, live or ten acres
of well improved land to each place,
and some of then are exceptional bar
gains. I BELIEVE
I nave the best bargain in the valley I
on a 4ror CO sere improved ranch or
SO to COO acres cf unimproved land. j
YOU CArJ i
i
not miss it if you purchase any of the i
above places at the price they van be ;
secured for now. j
MONEY
to loan on first class real estate secur
ity. IT WILL
pay you to-cull on mo before purchas
ing elsewhere.
lo0 acres of goo land under Pvekeye
nr. 1 "'i ac-Ves in c'i! t iva tion, includin r
ij lncnea oi water. ,
41 West Adams Street
Opposite Hoard of Trade.
Eastorling &VhIfney ri
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Undertakers
Hi
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mb aimers.
No. 44 and 48 East Adam t.
Flion Mam 29.
Ladv attendant..
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Saddle and Harness Co
lilt
142 EAST WASHINGTON.
, For. our make of Arizona Styl? of
Saddles, Bridles, Bits and Spur.
Promnt attention to mail order.
IIS X. CnerSt.
TI. KUn 7'3I.
fiohn S: Dorris,
UnderiaUen and mbalmers.
LA3)T ATTEN3.1KT.
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8ECCHD AND FASIIltlOIOl ST3. TAILORING.
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UNVERSAS.
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B&EhO IVlAKg. AtMDRAiSR,
Wiil thi.roj;ritv MiT "T"r, ,'l'fr.?rj:-f' Wittiest puttinz hanis
c:::FLn: and eacy to clzam.
Scd By
TALBOT and HUBBARD.
i
J- Harry Bririley
I
Coax Coolness
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Tb.ro;:. Th a straw. You can rc-t t'.ie cooln
should try it. it is soda, pure, delicious.
water and jnne fruit l'.avois, .-barged with jtift the right iiropation if
pure Cut bor.ic aci 1 gus. il.ivc you tried our egg phosphate, yet? if
you haven't you are mi. siag tho most delicious, drink ever drawn from
a soda fountain.
BRISLEY DRUG CO.
In Hotel
THE STRONGEST SURETY
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SURETY BONDS.
Fidelity and Deposit Co. of Maryland
IF YOU WANT A DOND
As United Statss, State County or Municipal Official; Officer of a
Fraternal Society; Empfoyee of a Ear.k, Corporation, , Mercantile Estab
lishment, Executor, Trustee, Guardian, Administrator, Receiver, As
sinnee, in Replevin, Appcrd or Attachment Cases; as Contractor, or for
any other purpose. We will furnish it.
E.- J. BE N N ITT,
16 NORTH CENTER STREET. it
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FOR
A fine T-room hiick h.o-.ise on North First street, ' with all modern
improvements, porcelain bath tu'', and wash stands, electric lisiits,
phone, hot and cold water connections, . lawn, shade, and all neces
sary outbuildings. . :
.Only S20.00 per Month,
rue s t
Real Estate
coSaSVsE. 14-16 S. Second Ave.
'HB VALLEY BANK
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OFPHOENIX
Capital, Si00,00G. Surplus, S25.000.
JAS. NEWLANDS, JR., PRESIDENT.
E. J. DENN1TT, VICE PRESIDENT.
W. D. FULWILER, SECOND VICE PRESIDENT.
LLOYD B. CHRISTY, CASHIER.
General banking business transacted. Exchange Issued on all
Important cities of the -world.
DIRECTORS Jss. Newlands Jr E. J. Eennitt. J. C. KirkDatriefc. J.
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C. Wasson. Jos. S. Fiflelrl. I Invrl R
r ,arrTT'irirwatt7ra,!rymsa
Capital, $200,000.00- Surplus, $50,000.60
Deposits, $500,000.00
Ample Facilities. Courteous Treatment to All. We Solicit Your Banking Businesa.
The national Bank of Arizona.
Emll Grez, Presidect.
a Oberfelder, Cashier.
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All fresh
new hats
jj.j:'j.iiri';i.1..-i.;:
THE
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A Lartion
ess at Brirley's drug store; you
thirst satisfying: pure distilled
Adatnn
COMPANY IN. THE WORLD.
RENT.
Walk er,
and Loans, ,
pqoekix.
r.Pirtctv, fr, w tu
Pol. Lewis Vlce-Preoident.
J. J. Sweeney, Asa't Cashier.
IwIttlO
Homo
Safes.
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