The Florence tribune. [volume], May 26, 1900, Image 3

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THE FLORENCE TRIBUNE
- . PUBLISHED EVERT SATURDAY.
FLORENCE, ARIZONA. MAY 26, 1900.
SUNSET LONG-DISTANCE TELEPHONE,
. District Conrt.
FLORENCE KXCHANBE.
Main.
11 Aueulo, G. E... Florence Meat Market.
21 Barker, A. F.,.. General Merchandise.
41 Brockwoy, G. M., Florence Pharmacy.
31 Brockway, G. M., Residence.
SI Canal Company, Offic e.
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; 71 Sheriff's office,... Court House.
81 Co. Treasurer.:. .Court House.
91-Drais, L. K....... .Florence Hotel.
101 Keating. J. G.,.. Tunnel Saloon.
Ill Micfaea 4 Co Florence Cash Store.
121 Powell, C. G.,... Residence. .
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181 Reppy, C. D .Tribus Office.
1U Shields & Price,. General Merchandise.
161 Stevens, D. C Monteiuma Stables.
171 Thomas, J.D., .Livery Stuble.
191 Truman, W.C. Residence..
211 Hurdy, C W. . .Corner Saloon.
Mr. and Mrs. F. B; Maldonado have
been in Florence the past week visit
ing friends and relatives.
Mrs. James Sharp, of Sacaton, has
been in Phoenix for some weeks, quite
ill with typhoid fever, but at last ac
,conn.t was slowlv improving.
Mrs. C. V. Lemon and family left
last Saturday for Kelvin where they
expect to remain, Mr. Lemon being
in the employ of the Bay Mining com
pany. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carpenter, of
Kenil worth,. mourn the loss of their
youngest child, a baby of six months
which died the 20th, and was buried in
the Florence cemetery last Monday.
The Ladies of the Degree of Uonor
entertained themselves, their husbands
and a few friends last evening after
the regular meeting of the lodge, at
the residence of Dr. and Mrs. Brock
way. Mr. James O'Connor retnrns to-day
from a flying trip to Yuma .having
gone there to take the deposition of
P. R Brady, Jr., to be used in the
coming trial of the County vs. Brady's
bondsmen. ., .
Mr. Ballou is bringing into town for
sale, the clearest sweetest honey possi
ble for bees to make. With so little
vegetation and so few flowers, it is a
wonder that such honey can be made
by the busy workers.
Mrs. A. F. Barker and little daugh
ter, Anna Buth.left Thursday for the
coast. Mrs. Barker will be in Iios An
celes for some time and her friends
here hope to see her return in perfect
health after having been so long a
sufferer from sickness.
W. Y. Price, C. D. Eeppy and T.
F. Weed in of Florence, Geo. E.
Trueman of Kelvin, and Geo. Blair of
Mammoth, were all in Phoenix this
week attending the Demoenatis Con
ventien going as delegates from this
county.
Among the Helvetia items in the Star
lately was the following: "A new
baby in camp and it is a boy belonging
to Mr. and Mrs. Thos. F. Jones."
The parents are well known in Flor
ence, where both resided before and
for a short time after their marriage.
Globe has lately been Incorporated
and George W. Hunt has been chosen
be the Council as the first Mayor. If
Florence, when incorporated is as
fortunate in the choice of a Mayor, we
will be in good luck in the security of
n honest administration of city
government.
Walter Buffner, brother of ex-sheriff
George Buffner of Yavapai county died
in Prescott last Sunday night from in
jures received in the accident at the
Blue Bell mine, on the 8th inst. It
was a shock to his many friends to
hear of this sudden ending of a prom
ising young life.
It is pretty warm and will no doubt
be warmer by the 4th of July, but
then our patriotic blood will bubble
all the more and Florence should pre
pare to celebrate in good style. Don't
let the children forget the day of our
Nation's birth, and by its keeping
teach them what it means to bean
American. .'
Mr. and Mrs. Brash, formerly of
Florence, but now living in the neigh
borhood of Crittenden, were here on a
visit for several days this week. They,
report that Crittenden has been almost
entirely absorbed by the new town of
Patagonia, some few miles further
south on the railroad and that all the
freighting for that section is now done
from this new point.
Arizonans seem to be beginning to
appreciate the beauties and resources
of their own Arizona. From our ex
changes we gather that many more of
our people than ever before, will take
their summer vacation in the moun
tains and at the various springs in the
territory. The Grand Canyon, Flag
staff. Iron Springs and Oracle and
numerous other beauty spots in the
different ranges, should be good
enough to tempt any one who is loyal
to our own domain noless the sea air
is thought to be absolutely necessary
and Southern California too enticing
to resist.
Hon. F. M. Doan, Judge.
The calendar of the Distri :t Court
was cleaned up to the following extent
this week:
Juan Pino Espinoso 3 ' years for
grand larceny.
John Hall was acquitted of the
charge of assault.
Bamon Mariscal was given 1 year
for grand larceuy.
The case of Andraes Salazar for as
sault was continued.
In the case of Gabriel Herrera the
jury disagreed and the case continued,
John Model indicted for murder was
found guilty in the second degree and
sentenced to 20 years. .'
Bafael Orosco found guilty of mur
der in the secoud degree, was sentenced
to 20 years Imprisonment.
The Phoenix papers give notice that
the annual service in ' honor of the
memory of our dead veterans will be
beld Sunday evening, May 27, at the
First M. E. church in that city. The
Prescott papers say that similar ser
vices will be held at the same time in
Prescott, Chaplain Winfield Scott
preaching the sermon. Tucson does
the same, and let our citizens not for
get that these memorial services will
be held in Florence to-morrow night
at the Presbyterian church. Bev. H. B.
Mayo will deliver the sermon. Wed
nesday, May, 30, the decoration of
graves will take place. The procession
will start from the church plaza at
3 p. m.
The Tribune acknowledges the re
ceipt of an invitation to the commence
ment exercises of the University of
Arizona, beginning with the Literary
Societies' evening last night, on
through to the Alumni Reception next
Thursday evening. With the bacca
laureate sermon Sunday, Drill of
Cadets Tuesday and commencement
proper - Thursday, Tucson will be
lively and enjoyable this coming week.
Such an institntion as the University
in a town is an advantage and Tucson
is to be congratulated thereon, while
the same is extended to faculty and
students upon the closing of a suc
cessful and profitable year.
The air has been full of rumors the '
past week of the doings of the Alvord,
Stiles and Bravo Jnan band of out
laws. They were reported seen at
Henry Brady's ranch last Suoday, go
ing from there to Hewett's ranch i
where they exchanged their jaded
horses for fresh ones, undoubtedly j
getting the best of the bargain. It has
even been said that some of the gang
have been in Florence daring the past
few days, buying provisions. This re-1
mains to be proved however, but their
defiance of the law is outrageous I
enough to warrant belief in a more
improbable tale than this. I
The ladies of the Village Improve-
ment Club . again urge upon our j
citizens to have all garbage and refuse
placed in boxes or barrels and put in
such a place on alley or street that it
can be easly reached by the parties
carting it away. Tuesday next,' May
29, the wagon will make the rounds
of the town and take away all refuse
so placed. This is a wise sanitary
precaution so for the common good let
all do their part.
Messrs. Lyman Bridges, 8. H. Gould
aud JL D. Ober registered at the Flor
ence Hotel Wednesday. These gentle
men are railroad promoters and were
driven about the town and valley by
Landlord Drais, to get a good idea of
the possibilities of future lines to be
built into Florence.
Mr. Andy O'Connor has completed
the school census for the entire dis
trict of the Kenilworth school and
finds sixty children of the age for
school attendance. ' This makes a good
showing for a fine school in that dis
trict when the fall term begins.
Sheriff Truman left yesterday after
noon for Yuma with the four prisoners
whose sentences were given in the
morning by Judge Doan.
Wasted Jury certificates and al
lowed claims against the county.
Apply at this office.
A Rich Man's Project
. A rich man's statement that he in
tends to devote almost his entire fortune
to charitable works has aroused much
discussion. This is because it .will ac
complish much good. It is a praise
worthy endeavor, but there are many
other agencies which accomplish just
as much good. Take Hostetter's
Stomach "Bitters for instance the
great American remedy. For fifty
years it has cured constipation, dyspep
sia and all the ills which arise from
weak disgestion. This medicine will
keep the stomach In good shape and
the bowels regular. It is a wonderful
restorative tonic and health builder.
It is also a preventive for malaria,
fever and agne. Ask for it, and insist
upon having it. See that a Private
Bevenne Stamp covers the neck of the
bottle. '
AVT ANTED Honest man or woman to travel
" far large house; salary $65 monthly
and expenses, with increase; position per
manent; Inclose self-addressed stamped en
velope. MANAGER, Sao Caxtou bide
Chicago..
New Railroad Through Arizona.
Silver City is rather pleased that an
other railroad is projected which in
tends to muke it one of its stations.
New York capitalists are planning
the line, and are said to have f 25,000,
000 cash for the purpose of making a
start on the project. Dr J. F. Ford,
of Phoenix, is the promoter, A con
ces.sioo has been secured from the
government of Mexico to build a nar
row gauge railroad to tide-water on
the Gulf of California at some point
close to the Ures river, in the state of
Sonora. The road is to be 800 miles
long, and is to pass along the Gila river
valley to Phoenix, thence to Globe.
From Globe it is to pass to the upper
Gila valley via Ft. Thomas, Pima, Saf
ford, Solomonville, Bad to Guthrie,
where it will Intersect the Morenci
Southern and the Arizona & New Mex
ico narrow gauge railroads, It is to
enter New Mexico at Carlisle and pro
ceed to silver City. Through New
Mexico the route will be pushed north
to a connection with the Denver Bio
Grande. The road will take in as
many mining camps in New Mexico as
possible, and proposes to build a
number of branch lines. It will pass
through the Black Bange. The com
pany has been incorporated under the
laws of Arizona, ,
From Tucson Thursday came Adolph
Bail's traveling man, Mr. S. Arthur.
and left his" name on the register at
the Hotel, alto Mrs. R. J. Freijo, of
Tucson whov passed through on her
way to the Bay.
B. W, Wilson rode over from Tucson
on his bicycle this week reaching
Florence yesterday, a long ride and a
hot one, needing much indurance.
Man's Marrying Age.
At what age should a man marry?
Some men are more fitted for the re
sponsibilities of matrimony at twenty
five than others are at thirty-five. If
marriage be postponed until after this
last figure a man Is likely to get into
what may be called the habit of celi
bacy, from which, as from other bad
habits, it is hard to break away..
Dr. D. L. LUCAS,
THE TUCSON DENTIST,
Is in Florence and will remain ten
days. The Doctor is prepared to do all
kinds of dental work, and will remain
ten days.
Office at the Clark residence on Main
street. .
Those requiring dental services
should call early. Consultation free.
Religious Notice.
Date of preaching services changed
from first and third Sundays, to second
and fourth. ' .
Preaching services Sunday, 11 a. m.
and 7:45 p. m. ; Sunday school every
Sunday at 10 : a. m. ; Christian Endeavor
every Sunday at 7:15 p. m.; prayer
meeting every Wednesday at 7:30 p. m.
All are cordially invited to these
services. 11. is. Mayo, Pastor.
Beautiful ( klifornia Flow
ers, 'seeds, bulbs, plants in
great variety and first-class
quality. Send 10 cts, for
Catalogue, which amount
will be added to first order. .
Mrs. Theodosia B. Shepherd,
Ventura by the Sea,
California.
There is a lesson for mothers in. the
eare and training of a millionaire's
small daughter.
These little people are brought npon
simpler food and under a stricter dis
cipline than many children in moder
ate circumstances.
Little Miss Murray Hill has her maid,
her groom, her own coachman, her
governess and sometimes retinue of
servants, yet she is never overdressed
or overfed.
She is taught to live by routine, and
in consequ en ce is hearty aud well.
A certain little maid whose father
can buy and sell whole yarda of rail
road stock is required to rise at 7 the
year round. She has her batk, imme
diately after rising and her breakfast
at 8. At the meal she eats fresh fruit,'
cereals, milk and whole wheat bread.
In the morning she has her lessons
and at 12 o'clock a midday dinner con
sisting of a clear or cream soup, roast
ed meats or chicken, fresh vegetables
and a simple dessert. If she has
sweets they are given to her with the
dessert.
She never eats pickles or other
unwholesome food . At 8 o'ciock she
is tucked into bed for the night.
An 'Art Book Free.
The 1000 PEEMO CAMERA catalogue
is out, and wili be mailed free to any
one Interested. It is full of beautiful
photographic - illustrations. The
PBEMO is the finest camera made,
and photos made with a PBEMO .are
bound to be good. Agents wanted for
our cameras .
PINNEY & ROBINSON.
Established 1887.
Bicycles, Typewriters, Photo Stock
and Sporting Goods, Phoenix, Arizona.
Irrigation Appropriation.
The irrigation appropriation of $230,
000 which is asked for the use of the
Geological Survey, would enable that
bureau to vigorously prosecute its
needful work of getting at the facts
concerning the water possibilities of
the arid region, and making surveys to
show definitely where water can be
stored-, iu what quantities and how
much there will be to store. These
are all subjects of vital interest to
arid America and which Congress owes
it to the West to provide for liberally.
"I've got a new lunger out at my
house," said the man whose wife eon
ducts an East Side boarding establish
ment, "and a new burro in my barn
yard. I also have another new boarder,
a young and inquisitive fellow from
Ohio. The first night he was there the
burro kept up an awful bellowing and
in the morning the Buckeye lad said,
"Say, didn't you ssy you had a con
sumptive in your house? Well, I
thought so. I beard the poor fellow
coughing terribly all night.'" Re
publican liar.
Beware of a Cough.
A cough is not a disease but a symp
tom. Consumption and " bronchitis,
which are the most dangerous and fatal
diseases, have for their first indication
a persistent cough, and if properly
treated as this cough appears are easi
ly cured. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
has proven wonderfully successful, and
gained its wide reputation and exten
sive sale by its success-in curing the
diseases which cause coughing. If it
is not beneficial it will notoostyona
cent. For sale by Brock way's Phar
Biliousness is a condition character
ized by a disturbance of the digestive
organs. The stomach is debilitated,
the liver torpid, the bowels constipated.
There is a loathing of food, pains in
the bowels, dizziness, coated tongue
aad vomiting, first of the undigested
or partly digested food and thea of
bile. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets allay the disturbances of the
stomach and create a healthy appetite.
Tbey also tone up the liver to a healthy
action and regulate the bowels. Try
them and you are certain to be much
pleased with the result. For sale- by
Brockway's Pharmacy.
The
Harp-o-Chord,
a new . ;
musical instrument.
Simplest, -most
effective
and t - ..
easiest to play.
A whole band
in one instrument. :
Twice as foiid asl
both Mandolin
and Guitar.
It has no equal.
Any mouth harp
player can play
the
Harp-o-Chorjl
on sight,
and anyone can
easily learn to
play the
Mouth Harp. ,
Write for catalogue.
Don't forget
that we furnish
any piece of music
published.
If you want the
best Guitar made
send for one of our
Seville Guitars.
Remember
The Florentine Mandolins
are built to withstand
any climate, are
sweet in tone
superior to all. The
BARRETT MUSIC CO.,
Los Angeles, Cai.
NEW STORE NEW GOODS
I SHIELDS k PRICE
E Have just opened up in the building
E formerly occupied by A. F. Barker
H ' the largest and most complete stock
!"''" of Groceries, Hardware, Dry Goods,
. Notions, Boots and Shoes, Hats and
Caps, carried in Florence in recent
years. It is a fresh stock, bought at
H () bed-rock -prices, and we propose to
i jrive our customers the benefit.
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Call and be convinced.
Cattle, Hay and Grain bought and sold.
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The Best Flour for
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For Sale by all the Grocers.
The highest claim for other
tobaccos is "Just as
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Every old smoker
knows there is none just
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Von will find one coupon Inaida
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