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Arizona republican., 1891-07-03
Dnoro 4ALs FOR FORAGE -lIc~lqu.r,er.

DGOpO OsALS FOR FORAGE --IIellquarters \ department of Arizona, Q Ice or the Cbiet e urteundSier l"s Angeles, Cal, July 2 iS9l .rncd pr"pusHl, v iil he '"ccived nt this office, nnd Ht the nlc"s Gf the QunrIcrmHst,rs at each Of tFc .tiiOn> heluw nrurd, until n o'clock, n. m, nu Tuesday, August 1. IS I. and Opcued i'm mediate V ihrrcnf CT in the prcsrucc "i h'dd"rs, f r'he furnisEing nud delivery of FOrage ai
 miltnry s'Hii"us in the department of Ariznim. HS f"li"ws'-F"rts Aptch", Bo ie. Gra"t Hun. rhUca Hni fh' ma. nul san Carlos aud Whippl" Barrnrks, \ T; los Aupeies and san Diego Barracks CMl.. and Forts Btvard and Wiugata, NM trctern'e given tr articles of doInesic production aud manufacture. "oudtions Of
 price and quality hring equal, and such prefer Hnc' given in article. of American proiiu tipn
 and manufacture produced "n the P,p'i1c C. Hst io thc extent Of the cnn,umptipiirrelrrre h, thc nblr snrvi"" there. proposlls for either class ni the supplies mcu'ionei or for quantS ties less than the whne required. or fnr de iv"ry of the Supul"S nt points other thnT thn.eahn c named will he ,nterisin"d. Sp"c, flea i"il., general instru"tiuns tn hllprs and hbrnk 'nrips n, nr ID 'sas vii hc fnrn.ned m application ["
 this n.irc ar io 10" Qmrtrruiasicr. nt any o'
 Inc Sfati 'ns Wlrei above, A. $ klNRAI',
 Qnartcrmastcr, U. s. Army, Chief Quarter
 master.
Arizona republican., 1891-07-03

lN the cultivation of iruitS great care shouli he taken to raise such lS comand the best prices; are l,asr per lShanle aud are least liable To overrun tle market. No fruit meets these quali- ljGcd ions like the lemon, it is not only a luxury but necessary, and its demand IS constantly increasing. The lemon in- variabjy commands a higher price thar he orange. IL is always salahle, and it an be held for good market where the 'range, or apricot, Iig, peach, etc. will not keep on hand. The town ui CUtaina, sicily, alone exports 250, co hoXes of ,emnns annually into the Unitcd States, he boxes aJtrlsins frJm 2jJ to J5J per box. The yield per tree n that section is about 1000 as agaius, iJO per tree oi oranges, and the price fully dudble. Thus shipment from idtana is but one of score from points n Italy, Spain and the islands of the Mediterranean. By actual tests and comparisons. L"mOns raised at Yuma Ire superior in size texture of peal and lavor, to either the imported or Cali ornia fruit The acid is of a much iner quality. The land of the Colorado alley, is similar [" portions oi the Salt tnd the Gila. They all possess marked advantages for the Lemon raising. In ,ur estimation the Lemon will Ire the most pOilahle fruit of the future for his country.
Arizona republican., 1891-07-03

lr is not generally known that the demand for gyps"w,, is steadily on the increase. Tine product of the United States last year was 2j1 ,7S0 tons, oi this amount, the pro rata furnished by Arizona would probably be represented by ciper. Still there are in different parts of the territory, large beds of gyp' sum and such proximity to railroads as to make their working profitable. Gvp- -um is used largely both East and West IS fertilizer and plaster of Paris. The orange growers nf Southern California, Loui,ilnn and Florida, consume large quantities for iertiliziug purposes, and there is no reason why Ariz ma instead of Colorado or any other state should not llrsely. contribute to this demand. Jnly q small amount of capital is re' 1uired for some energetic wide awake fellow to realize handsome nrp,its.
Arizona republican., 1891-07-03

TIE fame oi the Sat River valley is spreading broadcast. A letter was re- ceived at THE REPUBLIcAN office yester' day from the North of Ensllnd, inlrjr- ins about the prices of land for colony pnrposes. The writer states that sixty families desire to better their condition.
Arizona republican., 1891-07-03
Slu.oO REWARD.

So many complaints nave teen made by sut' scriners Of having their paIer stolen that I'm REPUBLICAN wlll give reward uf $lOO0 for In formation lra,iiug tn the arrest and cunvIctiur of any person caught stealing this paper iron the yaris ar steps of subscribers.
Arizona republican., 1891-07-03

If lemon promises to be one of the most profitable fruits in all sections f Ariz ma where il can te raised, il las past the experimental stage.
Arizona republican., 1891-07-03
NOTICE.

THE REPUBLICAN Is pleased to contribute in public matters, hut all notices of ies tivsls, iairs, meetings of societies, suppers. "u. t.rtaiumeuIs and mentions nf marriages. mrIh' and deaths hry"nd the regular anmuumcemeul will te charged fnral regular rates.
Arizona republican., 1891-07-03

THE REruBLICAN k the only newspaper he' tween Galvest"u, Texas, and t,'s Augctc>, Cali f"rnh. winch publishes tEc mll tcicgwplnr rc. port "i the Ass'"'iatcd frcsS-the largest news gathering agency n the world.
Arizona republican., 1891-07-03
NOTICE TO uuSiNEss MEN.

From this date TnE REruRLIcAS will not h responsible for any bills unless contracted on written order oi the management.
 W l. VAIL. Manager.
Arizona republican., 1891-07-03
Notice to Contractors.

S,EALFD PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED ~ far builiiug an addition n the Normal School building al Tempe. according {" the plans and srecifcni ions made t'y II. eon@rd, s,chiiect Rids will he recrived by II R. Leon ,rd. arcl it.c,. in PhnpniS. or by A ]. Halhert, Secr",arv of the Roard, T.mre. until l2 N. of rhe 2ath ius'ant. Plans ard specifications can hc sen either at 'h" of'ir" of the Secretary, Tempe, or at the ofiire of II. R. Leonard. Ph9- nir
 Riiders will b'd for the whole work or for the brick work erar 'e.
 Ire B,,ard res sefves the right to r ject any or all lids for the best interests of the Te,rttnry. June IS, 1891. A. J. HALBEkT.
 Secretary Normal School Board.
Arizona republican., 1891-07-03

It is to bc hoped san Diego gets that iron plant they are so iHdu,lriCusIy working for.
Arizona republican., 1891-07-03
CHE HOTEL DEL CORoSADO IN
 SUMMER.
A Delightful Change for arIzonans.

 For grtudeur auI retl ,rtniuT this hotel is in. .r,muaTtbIc uS a delightful summer resort. ,uIduir ,Inrts and iudunr hmu>'n,.nis fisn, Ug, hunting an ydCntug are always grud. 'ur terms by the sestsOn rOOrn plans. pamphlet .tC., u,l tess,
 l. <. HANCOCK, Manager. Coronado.
Arizona republican., 1891-07-03
- NOTICE TO CREDITORS
,1srATE OF HENRY W. EUEHLE, pI

ESTATE OF HENRY ". EUEHLE, DE- II ccL>el
 NUuuc Is hereby given hy the undersirued, administrator ui lhe e.tHte Oi Henry W. kuelle, .e,','ascd, tu the creditors uf, Hnd all persons taViug ciIius against said deceused, lo exhiblI hem with the ueCcssHry vouchers within ten months after the irSt publlcnliOn, to wIl, the .ith day uI March lSyl, to the said administrator ,t his uihcc un CenIer street, in the Commer- Iai Hotel huiId!n,g in PHpnix, Arizona, the ,imv bvIuRthe place for the transaction ol the ,u~tue.s Ot said estate.
 Dated March 27, 1891.
 JULIUS P. SCHTFCK,
 AdfniutstrstGr.
Arizona republican., 1891-07-03

N. '. Press; IH 1882, uRdsr q rertHW, duty, uire Ha'iS rere seiiiHy q!
 SS 8 ClXZR2s-aE ,EEz71sl sEyI.sZ,- Z-S-lz z l5--z k,g. The ddty ~aS made pro. sc,t,e C. 1885, and it w0rked SO TeH thT fhs prGr ,ri h q duly of $! q krg aadsr the McKh leg ldW, you could get wire malls ia Chi. cGgo Gt
 SL.9.
 nhzz keg, which, ocrording to the "rctOrm sr's" tarif lar theory, IS
 S2C( more thdn they ought 10 cos'. H's oca iah fleet figures ont hai you ,rould ge' th' nails for mo'hi"g, asd q len cent pi,c throWn iH pih s,ery krg, q hs tariy ue,' only abolished.
Arizona republican., 1891-07-03

With the completion of the North and Souih road, Phoenix will offer su- perior inducements to fUundries and factories.
Arizona republican., 1891-07-03
NOTICE.

ITO WHOM IT MAY CoNCERN-I HAVE this day drawn ont from the firm known as the Great Eastern Mercantile snl Trading Com. with that concern. I further give notice that hereafter no one has any right to sign my name under any pre- .Ious power of attorney.
 II. ELLIS. EEDLASDs, Cal June 9, lS9l
Arizona republican., 1891-07-03
CAUTION.

nFFICE OF THE CITRUS WATER COM kI pauy, Suu BrrnIriino, CGlIfurnlH.-All per rJus HJ" cautioned against ptircha>iug any claim I W. J. Morgan against the Citrus Water C. m- Jduy, Inc sane bclug in an unsettled cunntiun.
 LAMBS F.. MACK. secretary.
Arizona republican., 1891-07-03

HANKS AND BNNKISG. .-... -.~.>N>>~~>~~-S~~~~~~ I'HE CONSOLIDATED NATIONAL A Bank oi Tucson. D. HENDERSON, President.
 II. K. LACY, vice.President.
 H. B. PENNEY, Cashier Capital, Paid Up, s5o.ooG Undivided Profits. 2,OOt DIRECTORS. D. HENDERSON. H. F. LACY, II. E. TESSEl DANIEL MEYER, FRANK II. HEREFORD.
 CORRESPONDENTS. Anglo. Cali fOrnian Bank, Limited,
 London and San Francisc' Chemical & Western National Bank, New i"ri First National Bans, Chicag' Fourth Sa.'"nal Bank, st Ioul, -armers X Merchants Bank, Los Angeic. -irst National Bank, El fas' ,ationul Bank of Arizona, fn'eni> Bank of Tombstone, Tom6st"in First National Bank, Deming, \.
Arizona republican., 1891-07-03
Now is a good time to get home.

TIE people take ThE REruDLICAN tC get lhe news-And they get ii.
Arizona republican., 1891-07-03

hk. II. JEssUP, DENTIST ALL WORK lI guATanicei ail'I prices reasonaDIe. Rooms anu lb Porter buitdIng
Arizona republican., 1891-07-03

EulereI a, tue lN,apOlivv at Ph,su!A, AuHunh AS mail matter ni the second class.
Arizona republican., 1891-07-03

AZ N. Il. BAkNrls, JOHN ii. MARTIN, wv W C. iiuDsun. Law UInces, Tuc,.,ii. A nzulia 'rnn B Tn'uia>, Pacific BuIniIng, V xsnIIinIv ton, DisIsIrt oi CoiuInbIH
Arizona republican., 1891-07-03

CyHE REPrBLICAN JOR DEPARTMENT
 does the finest work in Arizona ard lots of t ct California prices.
Arizona republican., 1891-07-03

| Nk. J. ". MILLER, PHYSICIAN AND SUR. lJ Eeuh. OhUe and Residence, W In,isor HUuse, .cnlTC street, alruve A,iams stfeet. Phunix
Arizona republican., 1891-07-03
SECRET SOCIETIES.

4. K. IUuN W. OWEN POST, NO b2 VI. Meets second and foui th fnuTsuays Of each ..uHth m Aunlhon huiiulng. .. C. symonds, "hIilainieT. (. h. Knapp, AdJGianl.
Arizona republican., 1891-07-03
FOR RENT.
p.oFE,siUNAL CARDS.

nk. CARROLL NJ. RAWLINGS, OFFICE lJ hcAL to ti.e IeIdtn. ro,.iA4s over iiasES
Arizona republican., 1891-07-03

lHtNIN LuDIIE NJ. :, 1 c. U. F., Mkk1s | ever. naIurby evening iH Monihsn BuIId. ng. H la.Ny. N.G.. John Gras. secrrlSIy
Arizona republican., 1891-07-03

ikRLCE PEkI.EY. CUNvEYANCER AND ID AutaIy rupiIc. Oinoe witu j. N. Eyans, . ,.,rI,lA. AIlEoIIsI,
Arizona republican., 1891-07-03
M1SCLI.I.AN kOl S.

fstray Notice. rTRASED FkOM pA11uN'S PARK, ONE , uaS horse, bIanaed = .'. '.il nip ana sh0GI. .cI; weighs abuuL llU0 p II:>; sinalI white p"t in ngLt eye. rewari oi slG will be paid "r lis IcEuIn to Gregory Lumler fuid. J. ". .'SlN.
 . .lKAIEu-IfLLOW iUNI MARE; SAD .."tilncr aHd Ilght thigh. NENADA CORRAL
Arizona republican., 1891-07-03
RATES uF SUBSCRIPTION:
AGESCIES.

yertisins rates made known on application.
Arizona republican., 1891-07-03

Q. U. A. PHlENIX LoDGE No. g. A. kesu.aT B.eeIius eSery N ean,sdsy even 70 m Masonic iinII. J. N. .bIalIkensLlp,M W 9. II. KutbiGk. nc,ppIeT.
Arizona republican., 1891-07-03
TARIFF PICTURES.

Y. !. Press; Ia 1882, under c rcrtRW, tty, Wire Ha'iS rere seiiiHy q!
Arizona republican., 1891-07-03

L,'NDSMlON LEGION, A. 0. [. VI. MEE1s EI .cCOnu aIld iUurln "Wednesday oi eacn ,,OIin. r. N. CZnrnUwskl, IUuIIpai,der, G. H. ,ulnrIck, kccuf,lcT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-15
GATHERED ABOUT TOWN.

Tho Brooklyn Cecilln will give Washingtont
birthday concert nj the CermOnt Avenue Rink on the
aferno6n Of February %. General Horato c. King Will
make address.
II is thought that when the Brooklyn savings Bank
removes from Fulton and Concord SIS. 1t will build
on the site occupied by The Anderson Building, In
Clnton-st near Fulton-st. and running through TO
Monroe place. between Ovngton's building and the
old second Presby terrain Church, now occupied as .
carpcs store.
The Rev. Z. F. IIalIenbeck viii be installed pastor
If the North Reformed Church on Thursday evening.
Dr. Talmage begins series Of sermons to-day
in the Academy Of Music upon The Ten Plaques Of
these Three Cities"
John Fiske delivered entertaining lecture upon
. CoIumbus and ia Successors" in the library OK
Carbon L. Ford at No 81 Clarkst., yesterday after
moan Mr. Fords library is about forty feet square.
AZ the rear of his house. and will seat 300 persons
II WAS thronged yesterday and the lecture was loudly
appauded.
The annual meeting of the Brooklyn Diet Dspensary
will be held tomorrow evening in the Memorial Presby-
terrain Church.
Leave was granted in the supreme Court yesterday
10 the James Methodist Episcopal Church to mortgage
the church property at Reidave and Monroe-st. for
- 200 The money will be used in increasing tho
seating capacity Of the structure.
James NJ Walsh, of the Third Police Precinct w@
promoted from roundsman TO sergeant yesterday, and
was assigned to duty in the Congress-st station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-15

built after time and was newly dedicated In 1-4o'
Mr.. Beecher, who had then newly come ~ Brooklyn,
participated in the services. This building. which
stood until three years ago, was 20 by 60 ieet ana
had Grecian columns supporting the portco on ono
side Of il and the the old graveyard where
many of the early members and some Of the pastors
were buried. The lot through TO .lliglst, ana
here the Sunday school building and parsonage stood
with an entrance TO the of the church between
them by a path winding among the graves Here
were buried the Rev. John summerieid, an eloquchs
young minister. who died in 1928; the Rev. William
Ross once pastor of the church; James Harper koo'
ert snow and Others identified with the early history
of the church. After 1e1S no burias were permitted
When the buildings finally torn down the bones
Of the dead were removed The expense Of the church
10 a plot in EvergreenS Cemetery. number OF oodles
were found beneath the altar Of the old church.
After the Bridge opened 1t was found mat tins
opcron Of the trains disturbed church services. and
the property was put upon the market. 1t was finally
uurcha.ed by the Brooklyn City Railroad company
fr SlO7 OOO The congregation met for tiinc IN inc
Broo,lyn Institute and for the last few months the
,uudav-schoolroom adjoining the new building mas
been occupied -
The new church occupies an eligible site at the south
1T corner of Clark and Henry SIS Two doors from
g., = the First Prcsbytc terrain Church. erected more than
t,. years AGO ard across the street from TINS Is inc
| zion German Lutheran Church occupying buliui"s
,ct.d for the Central Reformed SocleiN about lo1o'
/ The new Methodist structure WHICH VIII P'""''N y"
n,rr * The Memorial Church on the Heights Is of
comnose architecture and blends ltahah ana Mop'lsn
,, T., boppv harmony. 1t WAS designed 10y "ohn
,r,ah or>hitect Of the new II. LuhcS fPlsc'P'i
| C,,rch die old Tabernacle, and "tler wen h"'N i
o,rcbcs Five varieties Of stone are employed III inc
o,,crio. walls, gray traprock. drb PaN'hc stone
>,,a.k brown,onc. and in the trimmings ren S",'-
! ~ and rea Scotch granite The prevailing color
= - tbo soft drab Pas,aic stone. which forms inc man
nrtion Of the walls, and is roughly cut ana i"'" ~,
! l .ni,r courses. The main entrance OF the church
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-15
FURNITURE.
The NeW Styles

which are now being received by us
every day surpass in beauty of design
and elegance Of finish the productions
of any previous season, while the prices
are lower than ever known before for
Furniture OF high quality.
Oak, Mahogany and white Maple are
the favorite woods for Bedroom Furnl-
ture.
Oak is shown in a great variety of
colorings, such as antique, XNlth GEN.
fury, bog, golden, natural and English.
The English Oak is the newest finish,
if is darker than the antique, and COM
bines nicely with other woods.
Dining Room Furniture is preferred
in Antique, XVlth century finish and
English oak. There are some new,
beautiful and odd designs ins Side
boards, Side Tables and China Closets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-15
POLITICAL AND PERSONAL.
PUBLIC MEN AND AFFAIRS.


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political Influence who have grown wealthy at the cN
pcn-c Of taxpayers and Who are determined T. relax
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are making large profit, out Of the work done for tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-15
DRESS GOODS.
The HOndsOmcSt Line Erer Seen
nU Any city

tO any O''D
is now being shown by us. Especial
attention is called to the following
lines:
Wool Crepon. Cordonette. YeddO
Crepe, Bedford Cord, Cancels Hair and
Spring Cheviots.
5O-inch Ladies' Cloth, Cat Sl.50) in
exquisite new colorings ana light
weight, specially adapted for Spring
wear.
4j-inch st. MungO Scotch Tweeds,
in choice mixtures, stripes and plaids !;
the beautiful combination of cOlOrs
and their good wearing qualities, make
these goods very popular early Spring
fabrics.
4S-inch Cancels Hair Sibeline, rough
fniSh feather weight, in popular
mixed effects.
4S-inch Silk and Wool Gloriosa in
mixed colors and stripes. We keep
the only make that can be relied upon
not to shrink or spot with water, and
perfectly even and regular in weave.
4 handsome assortment of all Wool
and Silk and Wool Stripes and Plaids,
in entirely new styles and at very mod
crate prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-15

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has not been restricted 10 tho delegate I" te ''c''
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"''''"' '""''''' ~, 80 Ind, and ~ nfty
the famous committees OF oie huiui'u d"u VI NJ
which did 81, much g. pury the administrator OF pun
WIN Viva ' :. -. d.. corded os the
lie affair III me p.0', u may -, Ito, ~ II il,
me ou,',no Of tnc rc,at conference OF leading Re
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publican and Union Lasue CLUBS p'''''p''''
rrohabl. That these important bod"' VIII u' I'P'
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desired cen %" ''u''' ''' " "i t.ui
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.. rr.., ,..,r,r,,. 4 Prospect Park. be
/ '''''i'''' '' ''. A. . .,. l.,, hand Of the
/ tween the drlN" ana ihr WI" w. '''- wv ~.
entrance. vud appear o. Doe open 90 tl' objection u'd'
- ..... ..t.,.,, al tbi, entrance to- the Park
" ' D., ..,,.li,. ,,,pcr,l thc statue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-15
AN OLD CHURCH'S NEW HOME
THE ppooKIyN SANDS STREET MEMORIAL.
THE OLDEST METHODIST ORGANIZATION IN THE
crTy-FOR A CENTURY IN ONE PLACE"

TIVE OLDEST METHODIST ORGANIZATION IN THE
cITY-FOR A CENTURY IN ONE PLAOh'
r, .y, Memorial Methodist Church, at Clark ana
. - .e + practically completed, and the date OF
49, 1dic.tion * set for the first sunday in March. IL
~ NOT been for DELAYS in the work Of putting III
:, o,r. and building the organ the congregation
,rou,d now be occupying the man oUhlulhs N''
-. using only the sunday school chapel Inc nv
,rpcture is the first Of its KIND erecteu III INC p
vrbcre il stands for dozen years, but nearly
g. score Of churches are wltmn Hihi'eu "'0' va w.
800, None Of them. save this new one is OF the
hes,i. rrisconol denomination. and it Will fiji
,aorfclt want in that part Of the city For more IMAM
.,r, the CONGREGATION wOrshippcd IN Sahds-st'
-, ~ the present Bridge entrance, ana 'ice SUI
- etrpctures were erected upon the same STU
D, the changes incident the travel over the brl''o
de the site unsuted 20 church uses. ana 'he prop
. va. dismissed of about three years as). IN cast
&c. atou, for a site for new building II was uc-
tded IN 90 south of FultOnst., ard suitable place
80 <acurad in the heart Of the Heights ana cio'' !"
several Other churches.
In tho same block with it are Presbyterian ana d
German Lutheran Church, IA short distance away 80
mo direction is Plymouth Church ana as lar dN"N i
the oppo,ite direction is The Church of the tri"''
n',.,i s,ope,s throw are halfa-dozcn other sue
ressfuI churches. In architecture" ue"uN' ]" ~
,ut.rco and comfortable arrangements. and all lis
Equipments the new sands street memorial
t,,i-conal Church will compare favorabiy not "NN
i,. 80 immediate ncighbors but also with the ne"
,trncirss IN other parts of the city. VINE ho' ~
, 49, eoroo of the new uptown churches IL i
-, Co., g.. congregation and the prospective ILL.,
roae and i 50 arranged that upon special "'c"N'"'
,bcre will be room for all who are likely 10 ~