Arizona republican. [volume], July 03, 1906, Page 6, Image 6

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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, TUESDAY MURXI'O, JULY 3, 1000
FOR SALE
One Alaska Refrigerator, side ice
door; zinc lined; capacity, 90 lbs.
ice. Regular price, $35; this week
only $27.
One Alaska Refrigerator, same as
above, only longer; 125 ice capac
ity;. worth $40. Sale price, $32.
At Davidson's Cash Store.
FOR SALE
In the west window of Davidson's
Cash Store, imported China Sugars
and Creamers, Salad Dishes, Fancy
Lamps and other pretty pieces at
about half price.
FOR SALE
Insurance Gasoline Stoves from $11
to $28.50. These stoves are abso
lutely ' safe, durably constructed,
handsomely finished, and save the
housewife during the hot weather.
Call and see the line at Davidson's
Cash Store.
FOR SALE.
Cots, Camping Outfits, Shotguns,
Ammunition, Fishing Tackle.
Davidson's Cash Store.
FOR SALE
Keen Kutter Lawn Mowers, Thorn
as Lawn Mowers and Rubber Hose
at 20 per cent off.
DAVIDSON'S
CASH STORE.
Phoenix. A. T.
PHONE RED 363.
"Away Off"
Sight
When you are compelled to hold your
newspaper "away off," do you know
that your eyesight is "away off" and
glasses should be procured at once. We
make your glasses to lit each eye JL'ST
HI GUT. '
7I5W.WASHG. STi
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5 LiVLfl--l .jiff
phoenix
VITAL
QUESTIONS
What docs the doctor prescribe?
What does the druggist supply?
Health often balances between
these two questions. Life itself may
depend on the precise filling of a
prescription with drugs of absolute
standard strength. Many druggists
who fill prescriptions carefully are
not so careful about the reliability
or potency of the remedies used. We
are careful about both. ' We see to
it that all our drugs have the pre
cise strength they should have, and
they are always compounded with
scientific accuracy.
Larson Drug Co.
Center and Washington
First Class TRUNK
go to
PHOENIX
TRUNK FACTORY
Bed 394 433 W. Wash
29
THE
BACKBONE
of a laundry Is SOAP. We make
our soap and know it. It's good.
Arizona Laundry
White Wagons.
Adams and Third Street
Of Local
Interest
THE WEATHER.
Local Daily Weather Report for The
Arizona Republican.
Forecast for today Fair..
5:30 5:30
a. m. p. ni.
Harometer, inches 29.72 29.64
Temperatuie, degrees "4 104
Dew point, degrees 26 41
Humidity, per cent 25 13
Wind, direction NE SW
Wind, velocity, miles 5 12
Rainfall, inches 00 00
Weather Clear Clear
Mean daily humidity ' : 19
Mean daily temperature 90
Highest temperature 108
Lowest temperature 74
Total daily rainfall 00
Accumulated excess in temperature
since January 1, 67 degrees.
Accumulated deficiency in rainfall
since January 1, 0.16 inch.
L. N. JESUNOFSKT,
Section lDrector.
8ANTA FE TIME TABLE.
PHOENIX
CITT TIME I
Departure Arrival
"The Diamond Jo." for
Wk-kenburg. Salome, Con
gress, Presoott, Jerome,
Ash Fork, Denver, Kansas
City, Chicago, Los Angeles.
Coronado and San Fran
cisco 12:45 a.m. 2:20 a.m.
'The Daylight Express"
for Wlckenburgr, Con- ;
gross, Prescott, Ash Fork
and East 8 "20 a in. 3 :15 p.m.
"The Coast Limited" for
Wirkenburc, Salome, Con
gress, Prescott.Ash Fork. j
Los Angeles, Coronado I
and San Francisco 2:: p.ra. S:15pju.
Mesa Mind Tempe 6:ti) a.m. 8:lo a.m. i
' 11:25 a.m. 1.2o p.m.
4:50 p.m. 6:2." p.m.
Florence, Kelvin. Wlnkel- j
man tl :2o a.m. 1 r2o p.m.
Daily, except Tuesdays and Saturdays. !
Tuesdays and Saturdays only.
BOARD OF TRADE Tonight is the
date of the regular monthly meeting of
the directors of the board of trade.
TO VISIT OLD FRIENDS Mrs. J.
A. Booker left last night for a three
months" visit at her old home in Ce
lina. Ohio.
TO VISIT FORMER HOME Frank
Brown left last night for a summer
visit to his former home in Illinois, his
wife having preceded him there some
time ago. Mr. Brawn is foreman of W.
S. PlekreH's ranch.
ENLARGING Now that the land
office has removed from the postoflice
building to South Second street, the
Stoddard Incorporating company will
be able to secure room according to its
strength. It has appropriated one of
the rooms formerly utilized by the land
office.
FUNERAL OF RALPH SPARKS
The funeral of Ralph W. Sparks, who
died in Chicago a week ago last Sun
day, will be hold in the Christian Sci
ence church here at 4:30 o'clock this
afternoon. His dying request that his
body be cremated was complied with,
and the ashes will be interred here be
side the body of his mother, who died a
few years ago.
THE COUNTY RECORDER'S
MONTH County Recorder Leonard
yesterday submitted his report for
June to the board of supervisors. It
showed receipts for the month, $1405.
the biggest June in the history of the
'office. The receipts for the same
month a year ago were $1144.70. Only
about one-third of the receipts for the
Tune just passed were from articles
of incorporation.
A BUSY DAY Justice Burnett's
court was not altogether devoid of bus
iness yesterday. The peace officers had
been busy Saturday night and Sunday.
X. Gonzales. Y. Sines, S. Lopez, E. Cota
and C. Castillo were each sent to jail
for seven days for drunkenness and
disturbance of the peace. L. M. Mc
Mahon had the money and was allowed
to pay a fine of $7. The same privilege
was granted J. Orosco. McArdle put
up a reasonable story and in his case
fcentence was suspended.
A CHANGE OF BASE A. L.. Koeh
mer, for the past four years the man
ager of the (Joodman pharmacy, and
since the purchase of that store by the
Larsen Drug company acting in the
same capacity, has resigned his posi
tion to accept the position of manager
of the Miller drug store. Mr. Boehmer
assumed his new duties yesterday.
There are few pharmacists in the city
who have, by their courteous treatment
of patrons and careful attention to
their wants, built up so large an ac
quaintance as has Mr. Boehmer. His
ability to attend to the wants of his
customers is based largely on the fact
that he was for years in. the drug bus
iness, before coming to Arizona, as the
proprietor and manager of a large drug
establishment in Cincinnati. He has
been west a little over five years. His
THE
ii, h. McNeil go,
Wholesale and Retail
Dealers in
Fireworks, Flags,
Firing Canes,
Etc.
126 and 128 West Washington St.,
.PHOENIX.
Telephone Main 126.
Everybody Celebrates
This Year
For Everyone at
Berryhill's
Big Book Store
Headquarters for
4th of July
Flags, Bunting x
Firecrackers Torpedos
Roman Candles Sky Rockets
knowledge of the trade and his knowl
edge of a stock of drugs will make him
very valuable to the Miller company.
A CORONER S- INQUEST Francis
co, an old man, died alone in an adobe
yesterday morning on West Jackson
Btreet. He was suffering from tuber
culosis and there was no doubt thnt
death was the result of natural causes.
Yet he had not had the services of a
physician at any time during his ill
ness, so that his death had to be given
a form of regularity in order that the
body might find interment in the pot
ter's field. Lopez was fifty-three
years of age and had lived most of his
life in Phoenix.
BACK, BACK, BACK TO BALTI
MORE Cass Rede will left last night
for Baltimore, Md., where he will visit
his brother, Dr. Francis Redewill, for
some time, after which the two young
men will move around to various east
ern resorts for a time. Incidentally
they will visit a number of the largest
piano factories in the country, and
Cass will lay in a stock of three car
loads for the local house of A. Rede
will & Sons. Dr. Redewill will accom
pany Cass home for a visit with rela
tives and friends.
POLICE COURT A half dozen cases
came before Acting Recorder John
stone yeste'day. John Werron ami
John McLellan, arrested by Officer
Reiber as sleeping drunks, forfeited $4
and $" bail, respectively. Tom Mur
phy, picked up by n"ieer Tipton on the
same charge, forfeited $6. Officer
Moore brought in Marcial Moreno, who
got six days for drunkenness. He also
raided an opium joint and captured
George Foster, who was jailed for sev
en days for smoking, while China Don.
who kept the place, was relieved of $lT,
in cash as j line.
EXPERT SEWING-MACHINE
REPAIRS
Also sewing machine oil of absolute
purity, and the best needles and parts
for all machines at Singer stores.
Look for the Rod S.
Singer Sewing Machine Co., 31 West
Adams St., Phoenix, Ariz.
Lawyer Did the prisoner strike the
complainant in the heat of passion ?
Witness No, sah: in de solan plex
um, sah. Baltimore American.
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BOARD OF GOVERNORS
WATER USERS ASSN.
Annual Levy Made at Yesterday's
Regular Monthly Meeting.
The regular monthly meeting of the
board of governors of the Water Us
ers' association was held yesterday In
the association offices. The members
of the board present were: Messrs.
Ralph Murphy. J. P. Orme. P. (5. Des
mukes. Klliott Evans, Charles Peterson,
W. W. Pobson and Vice-President
George I). Christy, who, in the absence
of Mr. Kowler, presided over the
meeting.
In accordance with the laws of the
association, notice was given a month
ago of the proposed levy of 5 cents per
share, to cover the estimated expenses
of the association for the year begin-
NONE FIT LIKE OURS.
Comfortable
Summer Suits
Two-piece suits and dressy, light
weight suits in summer's coolest
colors all the popular, natty effects
the best of hand tailoring and per
fect fitting.
SI2.50 to S30,
The McDougall & Cassou
Company. 30-32 W. Washington
wm
m
If
A
Particular
For Two Dollars
is the pure white, coat style, on and
off like a coat.
Plain or plaited bosom, cuffs at
tached. The criterion
"coolth."
of comfort and I
4T
Make
All Kinds of
Harness
and
Saddles
and have a large stock on hand.
Give us a call before buying.
Our prices are right.
We employ only expert mechanic.
Porter
SADDLE AND HARNESS CO.
8PURS AND BITS.
4ft W. WatMniUa Street
Tel Red 1225.
ning September 1, 1!KG. anil ending
August 1307. No objection being
offered in any quarter, the levy was
unanimously ordered to be made.
There was a general discussion, last
ing about an hour, of the subject of the
piioriiy water right lawsuit. Judge
Kibbey, counsel for the association,
was present and outlined the status of
the suit, ire said that summonses had
beeif prepared for a large number of
the defendants, and he was ready to
order their ''issuance-whenever it was
thought the time had come to do so.
The finances of the association were
found to be in good condition and some
money in the treasury. Most of the
delinquent members of the association,
those who had not paid their last year's
assessment, have come in since the
formal legal publication of the notice
to delinquents. There are yet a few
who have not come forward, and they
will have until July 9 to pay up. It is
hoped that everyone will be in by that
time, for non-payment leaves a cloud
on the title to the property, and no fur
ther entanglements are desired on any
man's farm. Furthermore, the man
who owns a farm can make no better
investment than to keep in good stand
ing with the Water I'sers' association.
Vho do you think is
conducting the best
drug store in Phoenix?
Drop in at 5 and 7
East Washington street
or phone Main One.
The best in the market
is none too good for
our customers.
The coolest store in
Phoenix.
!We
Hot Weather
Specialties
H. A. DEHL SHOE CO.
VEGETARIAN MEAT, put up in;
cans, is pure, delicious and strength-1
giving. It's the meat elements derived!
j directly from grains and nuts; tastes i
' and looks like cooked meat. Per can,
20 to 3('c. Pure-Food Depot. 21 South
First Ave.
TOURISTS
Did it ever occur to vou that one
of the most useful articles you
could take with you is a
WATERMAN'S IDEAL FOUN
TAIN PEN?
They are always ready for use,
and best in the market. Will be
pleased to show them to you, at
GRAIN'S
Stationery & News Store
11 N. Center St.
Phone Black 1361.
STXJR TE VAN T'S
Roup Cure
fi' For Poultry
FOR SALE BY
IBBl HilFs Seed
-: I House
EbJ 22 W. Jefferson
PATENTg-HdJarfl A Flarrhsm. I
Angeles. 8nd for fre book on t.tent
THE CURIO
Largest and Oldest Established
200 Navajo Blankets to choose from.
The only complete collection of In
dian Baskets in Phoenix.
Swastika Crosses set with genuine
stones. NO imitation tourquoise used.
Genuine Navajo Silverware.
Novelties of every description.
Mexican and Japanese Drawn Work.
BACK OF COURT HOUSE.
THE CURIO
OLD MISSION BUILDING.
Cor. Second Ave. and Jefferson St.
Just southwest of the Court House.
With us and watch it grow.
4 Interest
on term deposits. Others do.
THE HOME SAVINGS BANK &
TRUST COMPANY
Between Hotel Adams and Postofflot.
Phoenix. Arizona.
23
Easterling&Whitney
Undertakers
Successors to
A. J, BRADLEY.
210 W. Washington St. H
Phone Main 23,
Lady attendant.
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REFRIGERATORS
COOLERS and CREAM FREEZERS
TALBOT & HUBBARD
f
Uye Brisley
I Do You Drink
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j Try a cool drink at our fountain. You will be served $
right. Our specials:
Brisley Brew.
t
J. Ernest
The National
AT PHOENIX.
Capita!, 1 00,GC0.0O Surplus, $60,000.00
Deposits, 600,000.00
We respectfully solicit your banking business.
EMIL CANZ, Fresident. SOL LEWIS, Vice President.
S. OBERFELDER, Cashier. J. J. SWEENEY, Assistant Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
Ktnil Gnn:, Sol Lewis, Edw, Eipele, Chas. Goldman, Joseph Thal
helmer, Jacob Miller, S. Oberfelder.
THB VALLEY BANK
OR P
Capital, Si00,00Q.
JAMES NEWLANDS, JR, PRESIDENT.
E. J. BEN N ITT, VICE-PRESIDENT.
W .D. FULWILER, SECOND VICE-PRESIDENT.
LLOYD B. CHRISTY, CASHIER.
Gnrl hanking business transacted.
Important cities of the world. vi a
DIRECTORS Jaa. Nawlanda,
W. Thaysr, John W.x Thomaa,
UNION BANK AND TRUST CO.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL 100,C00J30.
PHOENIX, Ariz, J. L. McDawell, Cashier, 30 N. CENTER 8T.
Officers and directors: W. F. Nichols president: Dr. J. M. Swetnam. vlca
president; Geo. H. N. Luhrs. treasurer; D. lcholson, auditor; F. L. Blumer,
secretary; A. J. Edwards, attorney; T.. J. Rice, manager trust department
"We conduct a general banking bus iness, 4 per cent Interest om tlma de
posits. Safety deposit boxes for rent
EVJOftiEY TO LOAN
Any amount on diamonds, watchea, Jewelry, ete. Rate of Interest oa
small loans, 4 per cenL
Special rate on large loans. All loans good for six mont'na. Out of
town customers can make loans throug h Wells Fargo Express Co.
Dhnpniv I nnn Hffiro 26 EA3T Washington street.
iiuviiia av Ull VIIILV.)
TRACTION
FOR
Kunz Bros.
MACHINE
Phoat R d 823
Graver's Soft Shoes (or Tender Feet
Barefoot Sandals
White Canvas Oxfords ,
Gun Metal Calf Oxfords
Sugde Oxfords
And all the New Things in Footwear
: H
ce Picks, ice Tongs
Drug Co.
Soda Water?
Grape Phosphate.
the value of real estate or the
possibilities of the Salt Kiver
valley better than home resi
dents. This accounts for so
many purchases during the
warm season. Xow is the time
to buy and double your money
within a short time.
Zii acres, three and one-half
miles from (Jlendale, $40 per
acre-
Walker
Bank of Arizona
Jf
H O B N I X
Surplus, $25,000.
Exchange laaurd on all
Jr, E. J. Bennitt, P. T. Hurley, Exra
Lloyd B. Christy, J. C Kirkpatrick.
a'
Established tn 1(97.
ENGINE
ALB
& Mcssinger
WORKS.
Corner Second and Adama tta
PHOENIX, ARIZ.
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