The Arizona daily orb. [volume], December 21, 1899, Image 2

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THE Wll. CLY ORB.
JBIJI KR BY
ALVIN W. HOWE,
EVEKVT?NDAY. - "
Enteral at the-m icatTBUt)eovArlio
a, as mau matter .
26, 1800. - "
TERMS OF .
One year, by mall o- n
81x Montht ..
Three Mantha ,,
TBRMS Str
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i Advance.
-U
Advettltlnt; rate
application to thla c
e mfcdo Mown on
Lesal publication!,
i ooniorrouy witu
ty with rritormi biwiuw.
Reading Notloea 10 c i i r Hue for eaon" ui-
eeruon.
To AnvanraiMiai (
Intended for Inser-
lion In theae column. iboon me
netai
I liukea
JUIPTION.
lor ...i 3 00
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100
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r or they will not be h. . ,. t.
rt.Mii.l.ii4lin. .. . tn nnuH (11 ihII
torlal matter chould i.i dressed to Kdltor
Ohu.
CSV-All Remlttams .id bushier, lett rs'i
skotUd be oddrcwed u & -
BUbee. Aruona,
'r P. FISHER, NE X APER ADVERTIS-
L, In Agent, 81 Me. :. .nto' Bxeiiantw, ban.
tranolaeo, is our u.iurUgd atjeut. Tnl
paper li kept on lile i is omoe.
rs:
At one stroke tit i.eral Buller lost at
Tugela river more i:uns than did Welj
lington in his yea s ol the Peninsula
campaign against Napoleon. In the
Tugela engagement General Buller re
ports to the war olHce in London the"
loss of eleven guns, and of the troops a
toes of 1,097 killed, woundel a-jd miesv
1 M ,1,
Wjllum H. Hoky, ol Indiana, having,
entered upon his duties as Collector of
Customs at Nogales, and his appoint
ment been confirmed-by tho,eiiate, it
is not particularly important thatwo
know whether 'fiarry Chopow,eth was
dismissed or resigned. However, ur
energetL friend Bird will doubtleBB not
for some time eliminate the subject
ifrom the columns' of thn Oasis. '
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Gbn. J. F. Vii8pN, our, congressional
delegate, has entered upon .his duties
with a marked degree of' energy.' Ho
baa already introduced a 'statehood bill
lor the territory J a bill forv giviogawfl
months extra pay,t;o soldiers who served
in the war 'with Spain, this being-not
jSncumbored'with' the HmlUtlons jilaeed;
X)U uilisoi aBimiiarcuurauicriuituuuuou
last session ; also other bills of less
importance. BesideB this, he has in
dustriously exerted himeelf in efforts' to
lay before the IuteriorDopartment the
iact8 concerning the public lands of the
territory, that the way may be paved
for favorable action, regarding the. per
mitting of -exploration for mineral on
. government reservations within this
territory, and also relating to grazing
privileges. The Orb believes that Gen.
Wilson will make a.goocf record as Ari
zona's representative at Washington.
The Sa fiord Guardian, in cdnsequence
of a difference with the Solomonville
Bulletin, in its issue of the 8th instant,
rondo dire threats of publishing in its
succeeding issue the "Missouri record''
of the editor of the Bullatiu Such an
announcement was sufRcie'nt to excite
the indignation of the territorial press
generally, and the Tucson Citizen and
Phoenix Gazette read tlio-' Guardian
very iointd,lec.ture8 on.tlie nxopofitiop.
The threatened publication of Editor
Kelly's " Missouri record" did not- ap
pear in the Guardian, tfnd probably
won't. It "would be-quite as well for the
newspaper standing of the Guardian
editor, whoever he may be,t to confine'
himself to the questions involved in the
di8cuB6ionoi the subject from which the
differences' 'arise Whatever may have
been Editor Kelly's faults or slips many
years ago hi Missouri, there is no mem
ber of the newspaper, fraternity in .Ari
zona whose record for the past fifteen
years is better Jtnownbr more entirely
creditable, either as tp his business or
family relations, nor is there Qnjhaving
more friends nr deserving more. " ""
1, The Phoenix Republica'ir in -'itai'tsjrue
of the 17th says: "The Detroit Journal
of December 11 prints jtl)efjllowingip-
, tercsting interview with Mr. FMMur"
iphy, of Pre scott,' then fqljowa the 'ia-
.terview, about a column in lerfgth.'and
in it we flqd JMr. Mf phy reportedas
,aayicg with reference to Arizona's
ehauces fQr statohood:i,JI,nqiiiij5Uned
to think that after next election, if Ari-
aona can shov'a-ciean bilr'of 'lieaHhr by
electing a sound, mney Republican del
egate to congrcss'ran'd' weVah place1 our
credentials in such a man's hands and
end him to Washington, wo will tlun
a m i mm
BT3 NDAY DEO ftKK, i 18U9.
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tMurnhv. of Prodcott. is a brother ol
feov. N. 0. Murphy, J$y7$i
jtnouglit to rellect very accurately !tne
views of Gov. MurpTiy on all public
(questions.
The Oiui has 110 doubt but
bat in thlslfristfineu he-voiced the opiti-
on of thfe'-tovernorr'arid tliaU'tlio lal-
Lfir's "urinli slnrid tilaW itr?iU)noinlitiul
I ",A'" .. li ..:.., ...i '. .T.. i ..
h eomjMnee, ii visit tTasiiiiiKiuu in wm
receive favorable ccnsidoration," r. M.'luu's ram Bairn. It acta liko
. en tercet of statehowl untl pitting, lyn.
' Jself forward hb an ndvocalo (if'thut
measuio tied tber lender of Republican
bought in the teiritory upon that sub-
Vf'f ject, does not possess an iota of sincer-
ty. F. M. Mm iiliy is president of tho
.rroacoUA l'hoeuix rmli oml, nnil was In
Detroit Httendmg a nnrtinitfof -the
ihareholdeis of ilntt m(M1hii hc'aVt;
he Journal (lint inteiviuv. I'i iliucs he
bought it. woilld nut gel ai far as -il
i.jr ; tona, but Us 101 iiJiiU-ulIou by tlm Re
li'Jlt Publican. 11 in111.ul kimuii lo bu con-
10'led by N. O. Murphy and his close
isocintep, lannot bin stieugihetr us in
lur belief In the insincerity of Go-
Tnor Murphy.
3
In the case of Mr; Roberts, of Utah,
he has in.lils statements betore tho con
gressional committee of investigation
into his fitness to be admitted, as con
gressman from Utah, and also in his
address to the Ameiican people, winch
he has utilised to bu published and
widely distributed, endeavoied to con
vey the impreksion by suggestion and
specie us pleas ingenioifaly worded, but
without givmg dates or distinctly re
ferring to-proven. facts, that ho took his
polygamous wiveH beforo it was unlaw-
Uultodoso. Ho is now a lugitivojiom
justice in Salt Lnku county, Utah, on a
chaigeot unlawful coh.ibnaiioii.Vu'l in
DuVlt t'otiutv wlit-ri ii-"iili-ot h
T0-X-'ii"U- ve n " ' '
ilif'i bom uij-u-i 11, iVJi
tery, winuh hue l c. n iluLt I2l-
ony under ti.elauduf U ..h." Adultery
TM'n uianmre l"w"" .'gavo it and of the kindly feeling lucti
born, and ho was only six years old t , fa.
the time of the piifsaae of the Cullom r 5
anti-rolyxamy act He dooa'-nol ex-J Fiiim piesent uidivntinna it may bo
..plieitlv denv tho cliaiire of c'o-halftta
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tlon, which 'consists in his case, as life., Sprints wll foon be thn fccene of con
stales, oulv iu tiie fact thul ho, in com" siderihlo mining acliviy. The terms oi
raon with others iu Uinh, has Jiot de- the bond on the Coulev gioup t'iven to
sorted fi.plural wiyes, altbQtig, as ...- Felix L.-aviek, reuruentiihg Deliver rap
ready shown, he married theiu'wheu itju,1 -qires that syatematie djsvelou
was a 'crime to do so. Roberts i" said ' m ut wmk w inaugurated at. aneaily
to beja man of a high older of uliijir.. d.y. As Mr. Leaviek's operations in
i vi,.w nt tin' ir i hiulIi- n.m irlf.ibl.. tins .-pi'tioti have al eadv shown him to
that in his address he show Mich at.
utter absenceof knowltidge of the tone man, leprejentiug or controlling abund
of morality permeating the 'Amerlcarf ant capital, .there Is no doubt-but that
peopl.e asuo cause him to plead in this,
i-nnnontinn that in thn District of Co
lumbi'a the crime bf-'cohabitat ion is made
merely a mUdemeajlor.aiid that he, be-
ing.a member oUcongress, is exempt
from
arrest
mop an onense consulered -
BoVelight' and ''therefore, that, charge
ehould-bo" inoredf by the'eommittee in
considering Jijs case. Ho committed
An ffn nrlinrn' nch rnmrninainii i-nti-
stituted hito' a felon and he is not a
member of congress, nor is there the
least probability that he ever will bo.
)
Tub Tucson Citizen in its issue of Fri
day last, announced the fact of there
having been filed on that day with the
county recorder of Pima county a deed
transferring' the'proporty of "the zurito
fining Company to Shi.ley Christy.
The Citizen states the consideration to
have been "about half a million." Two
of Arizona's ex-governors were largely
interested in this property, L. 6. Hughes
and Myrbn H. McCord, both having
gotten into it "ou the ground floor."
We may now 'expect to soon see the
Star assuming metropolitan aira and
Col. McGord'p newly gird hisjlpins for
the continuance' of his fight'against tho
dominationby the Murphy push of (he
Republican party in our territory.
The Chrietmas tree festivities for the
echolaiB of the Sunday school oT the
Umon church were hadat Library hall'
last night. The children were po num.
erously in evidence that quite a number
ef the older folks, coming later, could
not'fliid rodm in the hall. The treo was
a large and very handsome one. Lighted
by many wax candles, with over 190
preBentS'hanging'from ik,-it. presented a
beautiful appearance. As w:n natural,
the voung folks-were in a v:m? of exub-
erant enjoyment, which could not but
be in a vreat degree roiniuiinit'uted to
the older ones. Ont'of the imret plensS-
an
t features o( the occtts'lbn wlH 'the
presenting tto -Mrs. Lewis Williams of
two niitCHR nf. flilvrtr. il nniln. tnruun uml
ladle and a handkerchief box-wino from
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former young 'lady achola-a of her class
in'the Sunday echool aud'the other from
the preeeut class. .,.
Notice.
All persons knowing themselves to be
'indebted to Frank Bopp lor road taxes
for the year 1899, are hereby requested
ftocall at his 6fllce-fn Bisbee and make
immediate settlement for same, other-
"Wsb1lediate legftl .pr&etdipU.will
"be Instituted: to force 'eueli clllei.ons.
"Xoiiiwillipleasejtake furihtr h
hotiee tUat J
under liiB 'act noVopehy.'ii' e'xemiJt
irom.execution. By oider of
By oider of
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Fka.k H, Boph,
fRoail Overseer Bisbee District.
. 'Ae-a cnrer for, rheumatism Chamber
lain's Pain Balm is gaining a wide repu
tation. D. R, Johnston, of Richmond
I. id., bus been troubled with thutali,"
mj'nt since 1802, . In speiiking,of it hu
eayd: "1 never found anything that
would .relieve me until 1 used Chatubei-
1... .
lima ram baini. it acta liko mugic
w.th me. My foot was gw.olle and pain
'tSX.'il'rKilat!. ..,,... - 1 ,.
ui r ra h ' vt
vKjfhiiloli.'fiiilone good appli'
"SffeTK'
rtatiOdof
if" l'uiu IVilul feiToved uiu. Fur
Bale by all druggists'. 1)
tjiCK uendai'lie atisointely and per
manently cUryil by usjng 2
pleasint ijie'rb drink. C
MokrawA.
vyiirti? wnniui
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ation and ihdigejtioti, niukos j'ou eat
sleep, work and "happy. Satisfatilioi
guaranteed or uuiney buck. 2a' cts.
and. 50 cts. For sale by J. S. Williams
& Co. j
Noah Green this week sold 1C0 acres.
of laud near Duncan to Messrs. Spi.er j
and Cnde, who will improve the laud 1
aud put it .into cultivation. The u!iih
tluy Mr."(ir til boughi twenty acr)i of
lapd.ffoluj'raul; Ineart wind. Ias jat
east ol town. '1 lie pi n;o paid wa t")0 an
facre. "jol uuo..viU'j uuIleiKi. 1
Kxpuiiuii. 0 Is the bet tencliei. Uho t
Acker's Enylisli Remedy in any case 01
uouhK, colds or c.iiiup. Should it fail
to give immediate relief money 10
funded. -5 uta. und CO cts. Sold by J.
i?. William, & tt. ' '"" f
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On Saturday tberij. was preseatert o
iewis VViUlams, in view of hi" severing
-i...'i.i. i l'n ul ..-.-.
v-j u .uu.5 lu,tr tllp of mines Bltuater In Warren
agement here of the Copper QiwiniBir district, county of Cochise,
vuuiianj, u very iiniiiiouiuti i.uu vhiuuid
cane by the ioiiowin; employes ot xne
company: ulenrician, macnlnlsts, en
Kineers, furnace foremen, head carpen
ters, convertor foieman, foundrynien
and assay otdce. The cane has a heavy
handle ol solid gold, tipped with quartz.
Upon the bundle id in-cribed-: "Pre
Rented to I-vis Williaina by hit- dovoted"-
C'IU)K UH."
M
WilllamH nj h-yNyV.
HIM-MUlV
of Hie
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liHuntUul jiifl, ed
e i oil- ii'sit'i'i
.if . 1 1 (iiiiii
l , ,X . Ill .ill
uniwiuw it
Ot tile lrio:id
.em4ii'i(jU!' iwiniu !
expend Mlnu the Vicmiiv vi bol .:..un
be an experienced and energetic mining
that vecltou of this district will be thor-
Ollt'hlv exulolted and Its value deter-
"mined.
The group adjoining being
developed by Mr. fniciiani ana otners
of.Bisbee. There has already been at
Maineroii uiieciaim oiui ui uy un;
'jfeeb and a two-liorde him is1 about
I ready to be put in positiou 'to- insure
i'more rapid work? The bw if era of the
UOIUOV irrorD are: JOIlO OOnifV, O. W.
Qlawson, C1. L. Beckwith, C. G Warner,
and" J. WY-Wboda. Of. the second group
referred to the owners are J..G. Pritch-
. . .. ! . . , i..r? ...-i
ard-,,J. li.-Angms, A. j. mcuBrmou, u.
O. Williams, and Richard Humphrey.
Spain's Greatest Nteil.
Mr. R. P. Olivia, of Barcelona. Soain
spends his'winters atAiken . 0. Weak
J
?-e.' 7 . ,aa taUBe(l
severe paint in the
back of his head. On uViriur -Electric
Bitters America's gretaest' Blood and
Nerveltemedy, all pain loonMelt him
He sayB this grand medicine is what his
country needs. All America knows that
it cures liver and kidney trouble,purifies
the 'blood, tones up the stomach,
8treng,theua the nerves, puts vim, vigor
and.netr life into every' onuscle nerve
and ogan of the body. Jf weak, tired
or ailing you need it. Everj bottle
guranteed, only 60, cents. Sold by
Btsbee Drug Store and Copper Queen
Store
That ThrobbingHeadache.
. Would quickly leave you.if you used
Dr. King'e New Life Pills. Thousands o'f
siiflereYs'hav prrjyed jlheir- matchlesfl
merit for.Sick and Nervous Headaches.
They make purf Wod and strong nerves
and build tip your. health. Easy to
take. Try them.
Onlv 25 cent.
Money back if not cured. , Sold by
Cppper Queen Company and Biabee
D"'g Stare...
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J'recdhfTettar from--ohnnin Irwin
itatei thathlm bftslftfsih HnuMon,
Stllte9
Texas, is projMmus'.and the health of
botn Mr.' and Irwin 'lB"iM that can
i b0 l,e8iroV" ' :J ' " s - , .
My son has" been troubled'W years
with chronic)riiju;thoe. 8omptinje.ago
persuaded him to take sonje 9! Cham-
berlain's .Colic,- Cholera,and .Dhtrrhoea. ;
Remedy Afterf)ifling two bottles of the ,
7 ;, " , ", , Kivr..,..0
OC AMM t .!lA 1A B1U tlXrl T HltiA.lltlB 1
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tsfctsti-f mntt ran. i ir ttrtrt i iiAiiattin. t
THomas C. Bower, Gloncoe, O. , Por W
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j. ju. uorm,,wnn is in rreecoit irom
, " .u r,i- 1 n '..' ir
b!? mi,"e- ,n ,he Blft('k Canyoii-tlistrictr
1 has just bonded .luSfHi-ldni Treafiure
Iminn in that, illntrint fn ATqm-B Oil,
c'irist oj-Dawson, of New Mexico, for
$2.",000,7 payable- at the end of one 'year,
FrcBfottuoiiriei:
?mni wi:,aoi8'K.i;:
uuu .yiuui.i jyyLii iikiiiu fiHy-sii,?
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Incorporated Under
tAP A . SOCK
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6 1 In.5,"00a;G0O Onie D,ol!ar:harea. ., , -
Full Paid and Non.Assessablearid -
Carrying no Personal "Liability.
Oh i' ICE OF THE COflPANY:
kK
Rooi 4, Bryson Block,
LOS ANOELES, CAL.
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The Cochtee Ccipptr JXtalms Company,-
. Blsbee, Arizona. 0
.
VThls cofliDeny owns a very valuable
Arizona, lying iiuiueutaiciy eu.!Jt Ol anil
aajoiningtnp ivvu ioiub, auu au
joining the property of the Copper
Queen Consolidated Aiimug company
on theiiorth. The latter company has
be-an to operation tor about twenty
year.v and employs about 1,500 men
daily In the operation, of Its - mammoth.r
mine and smelters,, and as a result '
has produced copper to over 34,000,000't
pounds duringathe year 1898, and the '
net .nrni'eifitf afrsuch ofoauctlon arc,.
'rpuriuiirtiU, u&ve ueeii-uvoiiti,uuu,uu'', i
and It bas been said by. experieuced
viiners who have been f under Its em
i!lo for years, that ttie,vQueen Jifn'u
no hao sulliclent ore "in ght to keen
.i in constant operatiou for the.,
next twonty yt,irs without further de-
elopment. ,
Is it not reasonable to believe that
--.. . ., i ..am tOAAftnM
the property of the Cochise company is
fully as Valuable, when it is within
such close proximity to such a won
derful mine?
"Th'e blasts set off In the underground
workings of the Queen property .can.
easily be felt and heard at the shaft of
our mine,' and oftimea the concussion
has attracted marked attention.
The original owners of these valu
ablejnfjnes ai local btriiness men, well
and favorably known in Bisbee and
surrounding vicinity, who are doing
their utmost to make this enterprise a
success in every respect The board of
J?" .e ,orllnd,1 owners and are
donating their services to the com
pany until such time as the mine -will
pay dividends. They own the con
trolling interest In this "property, and
as a1 protection to stockholder have
j-
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The etock books of our companyure
now open for subscriptions, and a 11m-
II .i r" " "'-- w- .
ten cents per share. No annllcatldn
for less than 100 shares wijl be ac
cepted. The company reserve the right at
any time to advance the price of shar.es
without further notice, or to reject any
application for stock at their discre
tion. Every cent received from the sale ot
stock -will be expended toward the de
velopment ol our nroparty and t the
erection of hoisting works, ' and al!
other necessary improvements, and to
make our enterprise a success in every
particular.
We, Invite Investigators and their
experts or their engineers to closely
scrutinize our property.
Applications for shares may be made
to any of the directors of the, com
pany,; or to any of our legally author
ized representatives.
L. C. SHATTUCK, Pres.
? J. MUHEIM, Supt. & Treas.
G. W. HILL, Vice-Pres.
8. K. WILLIAMS," Sec.
,. ' ' Blsbee. Arizona.
Ahitninum
Card Cases
with
i
Business, Professional. Visitinft Cards
The Aluminum Card Case, hand
somely designed and engraved with the
purchaser' name a:ross the. cover, is
madeof pure- Aluminum, regular busi
ness gnd visitinVflize.'holds 20caide and
can be refilled in a moment, Tpe Alum
inum Card Case js satin "fihishect and
frosted to 'rese'mble sljyer, ,l)jit weais
belter, a it positively wall uot tarnish
curds, undhe beyuty of tho Aluminum Card
Htionbl of hame liurpoi and iCordred nt tlii1
same time, 50 ceiilif "vL idiro and Soojety Km
uleins pi Iatd wthoiit extra chari;e when
s O l B , O V jp ICG,
711 North 0.,'K. t.', ,Bisl;ee, Arizona
V l V - y.l I i
Cut Roses of nil kind's forfsal'a
at S5iceht8' per Ldozen. Special ,f-
ratosf giTOP-'.io' festivals, !sufd
J pat ties. Fajjiculr.(Ueniio;i
jJin'tdVhipping'ortlers. Flow-t-rs
carefully (mcked.J
mrs. j. . vvmnxii,
J finil'nl (, I ; ,- . Plinnmx.
the Laws of Arizona.
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.-- $5,O0Q,0pp
.
aiwnys Keepinir lt?.brl(.'lit ami deUoate np
uearuiice.. fi h.vc uru nio printed on fitiust
Stock in finv NtVIn rlosll fad Kvai-vluutiriiavl.
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Roses--loses,
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hlWi Ae iw Aiizoiia
Wst&h the Bfehe Quickly
I --. -a-y, .-gjgs I . j V
Yoti can if "you
ate Gold Dust.
It does most of
the work. It
Mires time.inoi
'ey and labor.
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INCORPORATED UNDER
Capital Stock
i I !UtCd&.l ILift iKilSf lUll . JS'tt'r nud
V4MF irkPrmmttritrfr ;-'
. TMrtLPAIRBAIfKCMVANT Sf UMfVOmnCf '' ' UP '
m i.u-. ihwTk m. nHifiallsruwg ,m
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. . THE PORTLAND v '
IU WlllWB'll lit ifc 1
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1 n 5,000,000 One Dollar Share3.
Fully paid up and forever non-assessable and carrying oJ
personal uauiuty 10 tuc uuiuct. r
BOARD OP
0. A. OVERLOCK,
CJ. E.
E. D. Collins,
kj. A. OVkrlock, President,
Aba Baknady, Treasurer,
DEPOSITORY:
Consolidated National Bank, Tucson, Arizona.
HOME OFFICE AT BISBEE, ARIZONA.
A limited number of shares are now being offered for sale at 10 dents
hare. Applications may be made at
tion lor less theji TOO shares will be accepted, the Company reserving the rijjht
at any time to advance the price of stock
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St. Louis Beep Hal!,
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J5-"- "" uuuvuiow "i-l"S Jinouwuiiu
Wholesale and Retail. -
BREWERY AVENUE, '
tzss- SBSuTS,
Experienced Mixolo-
h J irists.
VWIIj. fnriiNlied Club
Hoom- for the use
J -i of Patrons.
p
ines, WinesUguoVs and Cigars
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: -McKay & Finlayspc;, I'rops.,
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HAJN STREET
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Situated
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