Arizona republican. [volume], April 18, 1905, Page 6, Image 6

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THE ARIZONA KEl'UB LTCAN, TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL. 18, 1905
GRASS
A
THEY
COM
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Of Localf
Interest.
e Hi
li
AVE
IS
ROWING.
A THONAS
LAWN
MOWER
Will keep It nicely cut. Jl cliff erent
Etyles from ?3.S3 to $16.00. Other lawn
mowers chopper at DAVIDSON'S
CASH STORE. GOODRICH HOSE in
both ootton and rubber. Not a foot
carried over from last car at DAVID
SON'S CASH STORE,
Insurance
Gasoline
Stoves
'Absolutely safe. Accidents impossible.
Simple, durable, klean. kool and kon
venlent from $11 to J2S.50 at DAVID
SON'S CASH STORE.
To the purchasing1 "public Save
money. Buy for cash at ravidson's
Cash Store. They keep a large line of
hardware, puns, cutlery, chin:1, lamps,
glassware, stationery. woodenware.
tents, cots, mattresses, tinware, ena
melled ware, Bargains, Bargains, Bar
gains, at
Davidson's
Phoenix, Arizona.
Tel. Red 363.
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.'r-i- :,--,..f,A.-..-l'i i- ,;
AN EYE LIKE AN EAGLES.
Is n. common exf'resslon of people who
;it pruv.o t;m had tjooj vision. Hut the
very best e:es wiM veakn with ate,
n.d lir.ve t- br reinforced iy properly
r,iljiist'-d !-."' rs wt-'l as t'i v.'ik
ntid pentle Din. r.'lect your eye
sight vvh'-ii it nerds tny assistance,
any more than you would your health.
I will t'.st your eyes scientifically, us-in-r
moifc'rn instrnnn-nts and latest
meth'nls. I use no rirujrs. If ynur eyes
trouble :ou come in for free consulta
tion. TIV.WASHG. ST
LEADING iil-, i
PHOENIXBl
ECZEMA
CURE GUARANTEED
The Phoenix Eczema Ointment and
Lotion positively cures Eczema and
all Skin Diseases in their worst forms.
Dealers will refund money if satisfac
tion is not obtained.
Lon Thorpe, 414 E. 57th St.. New
"York City writes: "I had a painful at
tack of eczema and had no rest from
its itching and burning until I tried
the Phoenix Eczema Ointment and Ec
zema and Skin Lotion. Several appli
cations entirely cured me.
Sold by all leading druggists.
PHOENIX CHEMICAL COMPANY
229 Randolph Street, Chicago.
And our agents.
GOODMAN'S
PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY,
Cor. Washington and Center 8te.
Pkeeatx, A. X.
Don't Forget the
SPRING
CLEARANCE SALE
AT
" THE, PHOENIX
Stationery k News Co.
Jl discounts on framed pictures,
hooks, drawn work, unf'.nned pictures,
leather goods, etc.
10 and 12 W. Washington St
Telephone Kala 297
THE WEATHER.
Local Daily Weather Report for The
Arizona Republican.
Forecast for today Fair.
Data for 24 hours ending 5:30 p. in.
yesterdaj:
5:30 5:30
a. m p. m
Forecast fr today Fair. ,
Barometer, inches H'J.SS 2i.81
Temperature, degrees "G 71
Dew point, degrees r0 4S
Humidity, per cent TS 31
AVind. direction N'K NW
Wind velocity, miles 4 3
Weather Clear Cldy.
Mean daily humidity f6
Mean daily temperature
Highest daily temperature S2
Lowest temperature T3
Total daily rainfall 0
Accumulated excess In temperature
since January 1, 1T.3 degrees.
Accumulated excess In rainfall since
January 1, 9.9S inches.
L. M. JESUXOFSKT,
Section Director.
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FINE ROSES Mrs. E. M. Lamson
jes-terday brought to the hoard of trad
a fine bouquet of roses of almost every
co'or and variety.
W. C. T. U. MEETING The regular
meeting of the W. C. T. U. will be held
at the union room, corner of Center
and Monroe streets. Wednesday, be
ginning at 2:30 p. m.
HERE YESTERDAY Jack Camp
bell or Tempo spent yesterday in
I'hoenlx. He came down to see Col.
McClintock, his commander during
the Rough Rider days, and learn di
rectly how good a time he missed hav
ing by not being in San Antonle at
SALE OF A RANCH T. M. Bur
roughs yesterday sold the east fotty
acres of his ranch on the McDowP.
road to Dr. J. F. Henurix who came
here recently from West Plains, Mo
It 's one of the fine pieces of property
In the valley and it is understood that
Dr. Hendrix will shortly build a nice
residence upon it and make his r-or-i
there.
DrSTRICT COURT Very little was
done In district court yesterday. A
return was made of the venire or trial
Ji:ror3 and nearly all or those sum
moned appeared. A great many of
them were excused from service and
all were excused until this morning.
The case of Manuel Ortega. Julio Sa
mora and Bernal CalJero. which had
been set for trial, were continued to
April IS.
REGISTRATION At 6 o'clock last
nlgnt 1260 voters had been registered
and they were coming into the recor
der's oHice with considerable regulari
ty. There is no fear but that all those
who are entitled to vote and who hav
enough interest in the election to want
to do so, will get their names on the
big list. Those who intend to register,
thot'sjli should not delay for the tlm
Is getting short.
A SEVEN DAY MAN Juan Ornel-
!as, who had broken the Sabbath and
also the reacf of the neighborhood In
which he lives. was before Justice
Burnett. There seemed so little douhr
of his guilt that the court s--nt him to
the county jail for seven days. That
will carry him over next Sunday, so
that neighborhood will have at least
one peaceful Sabbath.
THE MEXICANS WERE SAVED
Last Thursday morning The Republi
can f-h( ribed the carrying away of a
couple cf Mexicans on a piece of bridge
timber which they had been '.rylng to
take oat of the river. The hst seen
of them they were a half mile dow.i
stream and it was supposed thnt thai
would be the last seen of them alive.
?ut yesterday one of them showed ui
Vr woik. They had been carried sev
eral miles down the river.
A ROUGH RIDER George K.-py
Vinnedge of Victoria, B. C, arrived
here yesterday and will remain for a
time at least. Mr. Vir.nedse was a
member of K Troop of the rough riders
and is a civil engineer by profession.
Since the v.ar he has spent much time
in the Philippines in the duties of hi
profession and while there his health
became somewhat impaired though be
floes not look or feel like a sick man.
Ko r..;'"cta to stay here for recupera
tion and perhaps permanently.
A RUMORED KILLING Yesterday
afternoon word was received In the city
that the Hon. W. S. Sturgls had been
killed at his home in the southern part
of Pima county. A telephone message
se:it t" Tucson brought word from
C'eor.'e Scholefield that Mr. Stui-is
had not been killed but that there had
been fight at Buenos Ayres in wh'ch
one or more men had been killed. Late
last night a telephone message was re
ceived fiorn Tucson in which it was
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ON ALL
CHICKS
CARDS
EGGS
Make Your Selection
EARLY
THE H. H. MCNEIL CO.
125-123 W. Washington St.
Win
f IliyL
EASTER
Novelties
ITsed at our 2ih Century Sanitary
Fountain received daily from the c:iun
tty. SPECIAL TODAY.
Chocolate Icn Cream
Fresh Strawberry Ice Cream
Vanilla Ic - Cream Orange Sherbet
Kgg Shorn Coffee a I. a Kg,T
Sliver Fizz Colden Viv.v.
( rangeade
Claret Lemonade Mint Sangaree
Cohmia! Sundae
Caramel Nut Sundae
Grape Fruit Phosphate
Champagne Phosphate
The Berryhil! Co.
News Dealers,
Car. Wathln4tn and Firt Su.
said that the ranrers had left for that
place.
POWER STATION SHUT DOWN
The break in the Arizona dam and th j
fijLn, of the river, cutting off the wa- i
ter supply has put the eleetric power,
houses located on the Arizona canal out j
of operation. This occurring u;i"x- j
pectedly while changes were being j
made in the steam power station in the
city canted a shutting off of the direct
current power to a part of the lisbt
fceivice for a few hours in the early
part of last niiht. The electric com
pany is hurrying the work at its sta
tion and expects to complete it by
Thursday night when the entire servl'-o
v. ill be supplied by steam power unin
terruptedly in the future.
A LIVE BIRD SHOOT The live
biid shoot next Monday will take plac
at Eastlake park, the park having been
secured by Mr. Valentine, who is man
aging the shoot; no admission will be
charged and visitors are welcomo.
About COO pigeons will be needed fori
the shoot, and people who have pigeon
to sell should see Mr. Valentine or call
it Pinney's gun store. There hav
been ;uite a number of entries for the
main event. -3 birds. 30 yards rise, $20
ei.tri.nce. $13 of which goes into the
purse to be divided into three moneys.
class fchooiing 50 per cent first, 30 per
leiu second, -0 per cent third. Entries-
close Saturday.
NEW CORPORATIONS Articles of
the following corporations were liled
in the office of the recorder yesterday:
The Prudential Nevada Gold Mining
nd Milling company, capital stock
$1,2110,000, incorporators S. R. Earnest.
G. A. Cockburn and J. A. Elston; Mon
tana Overland Mining company, cap
ital sto-k $2.0 )i'"'0o. incorporators H.
I. McKeevr, Mary Shejbal and M. M.
Rearson; Goldfield Kewanas Mining
company, caidtal stock $ 1,1'","'". in
corporators W. L. Davis and E. T.
Patrick; Wichita Crystal Bri.k com
pany, capital stock $-crP.Wii. incorpora
tors J. W. Smith. E. P. Elliott and J.
C. Dwelle; GoldMcld Noble Mining
company, capital stoan J.tiuo.i'eii, in
corporators W. H. Powell. n. w.
tisann and J. M. Pe-re; fF.uffalo
Montana com parr, capitnl pto.-k $".-
o.iniii, incorporators C. R. Tuttle, G.
E. Tanxtr ami F. C Byrne; Diana
Bullfrog Mining company. capital
stock $ l.'i0.d!.o. incorporators E. R.
Collins. M. M. Detch and S. C McMul
lin; Goldneid Wheel of Fortune Min
ing company, capital stock $ l.eeoino.
Incorporators S. C. Mc.Mu'.iin, M. E.
Jordan and W. T. Voorhees; Mexican
Pacific Copper company, capital stock
$ l.OnO.nr.ii, Incorporators 11. Goodman.1
C. II. Akers and R. E. Callahan. Tli j i
articles of the Provident Mining com- j
X-any were amended increasing the !
capital stock to $!"'. 0''0. j
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ROSES FOR SALE.
Choice roses at Randolph Place, one j
block north of end of Washington j
street car line in Capitol addition. ;
I'hone your orders to Hutchison, Sub- j
urban 47. Prompt delivery.
Don't miss' the Kaster sale at the
Baptist church next Friday afternoon.
Kaster gifts, and good things to eat.
Roses for sale. Itoses of all varieties
at the Dunbar Rose Garden. Free de
livery within city limits. Special at
tention paid to mail orders. Telephone
Main 56.
Tlie best is sura to win.
The Kerry Cow Cigar.
R. L. Comfort, maker, I'hoenlx.
Spanish Teacher at the Lamson busi
ness college Mondays and Wednesdays.
Hours 4 to 5, and 8 to 9 p. m.
STRAW HAT
SEASON
IS HERE
For those who are par
ticular: HN0X
$3.50,
STRAWS
S4.00, $5.00
LADiES' SAILORS
$4.00 and $5.00
We are - sole agents.
The Houpll
k Gassou Co,
30-32 V. Wash. St.
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mi
OEisiixm-r:
H, I. Latham & c. e
Real Estate. Insurant, Loans
44 North Center Street
Phonn Main 220
We have a
Buyer for a
40-Acre
Ranch
F3 Under one of the OLD
Canals.
If you have
s-h a
ranch for sale call at our
office.
II, I. Latham & Co
Real Estate, Insurance, Loans
44 North Center Street.
Thone Main 220.
RUBBER GOODS
Such as hot water bottles,
fountain syringes, medicinal ato
mizers, rubber gloves, nipples,
complexion brushes, and in fact
most any sundry in rubber can
always be found at
Elvey & Hulett
DRUG STORE,
Send us your mail orders.
5 and 7 E.
Wash.
4
Phoenix, y
Our own make of Arizona Saddles,
Bridles and Harness, Silver Bits and
Spuri.
Mail orders given
prompt attention.
N. PORTER.
Saddle fL Uarnpss Co.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
40 W. WashlntUan Street
Ki'-i'." ;r 1
Yj! J
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The newest Oxfords, Hanan's and Walk-overs for men. Laird
Schober, Krippendorf Dittmann and Grover's for Women.
Style and Price the Best
ft Ac EJieM tSlhoe Co
17Tf-
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Want a nice home with 10 acres of land
'.veil improved, on north Center street
it for you for only $3000 which is $500
less than the improvements cost. This
place rented aU last year for $40 per
month.
E. A. Spauiding
41 WEST ADAMS ST,
Opposite Board of Trade.
On easy monthly pay
ments 5 room modern
house Bath, Closets,
Porch almost around the
building. Newly painted
and papered and in com
plete repair. Price $1300
$200 cash, balance on
monthly payments. This
Is about 2-3 value.
R. H. GREENE,
4.-2 rV. Copt.r St.
Ill Eastorling & Whitney
Undertakers
Successors to
A. J. BRADLEY.
216
Washington St.
Phone Main 29.
Lady attendant.
SPECIAL F00D3 for Consjmp4ves, ;
fnr diabetic persons; for dyspeptics, I
for cmaciat ed and weak persons '
for rheumatic patients; also
for well people who want
to stay well. Genuine original Battle
Creek & St. Helena Sanitarium Foods.
rure Food Depot. 21 S. 1st avenue,
I'hoenlx. Arizona.
GRISfVOLD Bicycle Man! 1
Is Arizona agent for the Racycle, the i
best and easiest mTlng wueel on earth. !
Keeps the largest stock of tires ajid j
sundries. Most complete repair shop in j
the ritv. No. 7 end S S. F1rt DTni.
118 N. C.ntr St.
Tel. Mala 7.
Mohn & Dorris,
Vadsrtakers aa4 Imbalmcra.
LADT ATTENDANT.
Of entire line of hats and
gents furnishing goods.
25 off regular
price
Yours to please.
LAWK. HATTFR
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ViB
oMUB
SALE
FUR
SPECIAL
SALE
y sjaa
106-108 V. Washington St.
JHPHLHC
The Great Wood Preservative
and Beautifier in the Home.
Renews. Renovates. Beautifies.
TALBOT a HUBBARD
17 East Washington St.
I Canadian :
-
Spruce Gum and
For Coughs. Colds and all BronchlaJ Affection. This combination Is
recommended by the medical profession as an expectorant ot rare
value, especially in case of chronic bronchitis, sjkJ in ordinary coughs
and colds. Sold only by u:: i
BRISLEY DRUG CO., In Hotel Adams
ARIZONA SCHOOL OF MUSIC
Home Savings Baa It and Trt Baildiat. Central Avenue. Fheealx. Aris.
MRS. SHIRLEY CHR1STT, Founder and Director.
FACULTY
PIANO Mrs. Shirley Christ, Simpson Couservmory of Mueic, New Tork, Florence. Iia:
Paris, Fraucs.
VOICE Mr. Karl f nrhems, Chicago Musical College, Pupil of Herman Devriea, late of 34 arti
until Metropolitan Co.
PIANO AND ORGAN Mr. Elmer A. Todd, ChU-aco. Xcw York end Paris, rran'-.
PIANO AND MUSICAL KINDERGARTEN MUg tjraco Abble A.alre-.v. Set VfcUn,y eXJiot '.
UIHWI n.npn), ilichignli.
MANDOLIN. GUITAR Mr. FreUerlck Uevar, Kevr Tork. Chioao. Pupil at Slg. Tomtw.
ELOCUTION AND PHYSICAL CUI.TCBE Mrs Uoyd Hlhirlque Richards, meroa School I
OrKtory Ho.ton. (iiq vrnr"-Viiorv. Oheliu, O.
HARMONY. COMPOSITION. MUSICAL HISTORY Mrs. Hhlrly Chrl'e.
AtDuiui5i, dim (iww Abeit-'.vndrew-ti.rua tiT:n oiK-ns Monday, ilafih S.Hh. Stuif
may cuter at any time.
Office Hour: Mondays and Thursdays 1 p. m.
THE VALLEY BANK
O F IHOBNIX
Capital, $100,000.
JAMES NEWLANDS, JFI, PRESIDENT.
E. J. BEN N ITT, VICE-PRESIDENT.
W .D. FULWILER, SECOND VICE-PRESIDENT.
LLOYD B. CHRISTY, CASHIER.
General banking business transacted.
Important cities of the world.
DIRECTORS Jas. Newlands,
W. Thayer, John Wix Thomas,
The Home Savings
NOaTH CEMER ST.,
Pays 4 Per Cent Interest on lime Depot Ms.
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
CAPITAL SlOO.000.00.
OFFICEBS:
CHARLES F. AINSW0RTH. PretidenU C. J. HALL. Vice Frea. aai Gee. Ka.
FRANK AINS WORTH. Cashier. W. XT. J0XF. S. AtdiOat Cashier.
Directors:-- Charles F. Ainawerth. C. J. HaH. S. B. Creeae.
W. C. Fester. Uarvar J. Lea
Accoants may be opened for one dollar or more, r lther In person
or by mail. A nicKel steel safe for savings Is furnished depositors
free of charge.
MONEY
We have funds on hand for long or short time
loans. For rates and terms apply to
W. II. WARD, Manager,
TRUST DEPARTMENT
OF
UNION BANK & TRUST COMPANY
No. 30 North Center St. - - Phoenix, Arizona
Capital, $100,000.00 Surplus, $50,000.00
Deposits, S500,000.00
Ampls KacilitUs. Courteous Treatment to All. We Solicit Tour Baixklnc Basin ass.
The National Bank of Arizona.
Crail Gans, Piesideau
B. Oberlelder, Cadhlez.
Oct One of Our
H0WLAND
Tar Couqh Balsam
Surplus, 525,000.
Kxchange Issued on all
Jr, E. J. Bennitt, P. T. Hurley, Erra
Lloyd B. Christy, J. C. Kirkpatriek.
Bank and Trust Co.
NEAR POSTOfriCr. I
TO LOAN
Bo. Lewis, 71Ctt-r-et(3vtit.
J. J. ).nej, Au'v t aa.iler.
Llttlo Homo SScaf osa.
Kodaks and Photo Supplies,
ARTISTS' MATERIALS AND FEAMIKG.
We make a specialty of Developing, Printing and Knlarjte;.
Kail Orders Given Prompt Attention. Send for Catalogue.
& CO. 2,4 m&TSSSai.
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