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The morning call., 1891-12-02

G.-Q0 WILLIE A WELLPAYING COFFEE
- w saloon In the best business part of the
CITY: owaer has kept this place years; reason for
selling engaged in other business. Inquire al CALL
Kralcn. del ~
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MEMBERS OF THE SAN FRANCISCO REAL
ESTATE EXCHANGE
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,NoOU. ness. eos Clay St, Room l. del II
DRY GOODS AND SoTIoN STORE; on FINE
~ corner good cash trade; rent, with liyiag
rooms SIS; must sell at once account OF sick
ness; come and make offer. Apply this once. ! St.
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CORNER GROCERY ANDBAR AT YOUR OWN
\ price; nving rooms: call aud make offer
KOREAN a CO. 2SS kearuy. It's
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Il A. JENNINGS X co, GENERAL CON
tractors. painting. paper-banging. whitening
plastering, carpenter WORK. etc, S62 Mission St,
doors east OF Fifth, 5, Il. se27 3fn
CIGNS. PAINTING. WHITENING, PAPER
- hanging, Uniting and decorating; wholesale and
retail dealers in paints. oils glass brushes.
nishes MCHAE a DUANE 2U5 20T Fourth. "a ON
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C-DZnn LIQUOR AND BEER SALOON IN
'CCDcO. the very heart OF the city: trade $40
pcs Gag. loug lease and sgrictes5 investigation So
lirtsd- " NJ. II. BRENNAN d CO., 20 Ellis ST.,
Rooms l aud =. del 2t
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" ONLY ONE LEFT!
or those handsome new residences Laurel St.
uet Sacramento and CAY; look IL to-day. ii is
tai most perfect home offered at this price: easy
terms.
ONLY ONE LEFT,
ONLY ONE LETT
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NJ ADDISON 4 BURKE, REAL Is FATE hGESTS
w established 1859. 626 Market ST. Members OF
San Francisco Real Estate Exchange.
IMPROVED PROPERTY.
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HoyEE, TOY x co.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AUCTIoNEERS,
10 MONTGOMERY ST.
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@ l.EAYENWoRTH-3 ROOMS NEWLY FUR
u nished; for sale cheap noS0 II
FURNITURE l5-KooM Hol Sc: NICELY FUR
L nished good location. 2S6 Taylor St NOES IT,
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~ AND SECURE HOME
BEFORE II IS TOO LATEi
FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF MY CUSTOMERS
aud those seeking homes also 10 clear up what
houses have completed and on hand, VIII make
onice OF $. 4. Middleton, where l eau be found
daily from a. N. TO 3P. NJ.
have few cottages OF 4. 8, q, Z and ] 0 rooms,
with all modern convenieEces, which wish to dis
pose OF before commencing TO build for the season
of '92 Those l Will sell terms easy to
bring them within the reach OF all OF will exchange
for vacant property. | have also lots different
parts Ot the city on which will build houses to suit
purchasers. Remember the difference Detween
paying rent and paying yonr home Is
worthy OF 81 eat struggle. Cali aud the owner
and builder,
}. Nj. coMERFoRD, 90 Montgomery ST.. in Office
OF S. i, Middleton. no20 If cod
Q9Sn COR. lOBx15o, IN BERR ELEY. ON
GpCcO. eminence: $40 cash. 50 monthly.
$3OD-Iot 5ixlO0; sldewllRed: s. monthly.
$lUOU-Cor., 60xlOO; macadamlzad aud Sidewalk
$5Oo-Lot 3Oxl3b; on principal avenue.
xl00O-fine lot. lDOxl20; so noathly
Get maps; 1000 lots; offer only what own.
CHAS. a. BAILEY. owner, 20 montgomery ST. II
60 n $25 CASH; SO MONTHLY.
41AtO. Beautiful CIarcmpnt Park, Oakland
Five minutes 10 two electric libei. two hor5e-car
iaes also near local train with hourly trips to San
Francisco
Lots from 100 10 800 feet deep: hne large oak
trees; beautiful creek 81 running water; call nc
orce; free carriage 10 and from the park A. II.
EREtD " co, 95o Ninth ST., near broadway. Oak
land no24 IL
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CcEn RESTAURANT; BARGAIN THIS
= CCt, day. MCLAUGHLIN & CO.. IS Kearny
del
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ROOMS TO LET.
J10 SEVENTH, GIRARD HOUSE : sunny
durnlSnea rooms SINGLE double suites; light
H02 IINNA-FINELY FURNISHED SUNNY
OoO single room; bath; rent 20. deg 5ts
81 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SUNNY ROOM:
o. CRATE; also unfinished. Its
> iaLLIs-suIrE; SINGLE; DAY. WEEK OR
J = month; transient. " f. GRANT. ds2 7t*
So7 HAIGnT-To LET. SUNNY FURNISHED
CCt and unfuraished rooms dc2 SIS
I00 McALLISTER-l LARGE NtUNLY FUR
- nished room, with running water, tor rent.u
40 sIXTH-vERY LARGE SHINY BAY-wIN-
LIZ dow room, elegantly furnished; aud Clean
light bedroom; very cheap. 1t*
100 MARKET = ALTA HOUSE; CHANGED
TOO hands; nowiy furnished rooms: cheap.ae2 II
goo HowARD-S!CELy FURNISHED DupBIE
OAo and single rooms; gas; bath. DEE S;*
90 EyERETT. BET, THIRD AND FOURTH
~ sunny front rooin suitable for gentlemen
man ana wife. de2 2t*
900 MISsIuN-DuUBLE OR SINGLE ROOMS;
JOG with OF without board. Its
116A SIXrH-NiCELY FURNISHED SUNNY
LIZ rooms: house and furniture new. de- II
OO5 MINNA-FURNIs.t LED ROOMS, DOUBLE,
A-O single aud housekeeping. de2 St*
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET mo TIRE AT
L l22l Iaguna St, cor. Ellis. de- If
4nQ MISsfuN-SuNNY ROOM NEAT AND
I1OO clean; suitable Tor gent emsn: S. de2 2tF
OH NINTH = SUNNY FURNISHED FRONT
I'll room, forone or two. 1t*
O.11 uowARD-FURNISHED SUNNY ROOMS,
0ZA suitable housekeeping; BATH reasonable. Ito
ol- MiNNA-2 or A ROOMS; BATH: FUR
DO nshed or unrurnished. dep 3t*
OOH HuwARD-a or 8 FURNISHED ROOMS
1910. for housek eeping; cheap? yard. It,
700 HowARD-LARGE FURNISHED ROOM,
toO suitable for q German family, de2 2t+
1O0uI MaRKEr-ELEGANT BAY-wIND0w
IoAoa furnished rooms; rent moderate. del ~
1Oas7s MIsSioN-FIAE FURNISHED PARLoR;
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tOUNTif REAL ESTATE.
oen ACRES HIGHLY IMPROVED GRAiN
')Ou ranch all level. good buildings aud assessed
Tor $ll,oOO; near railroad town: markets; price
$l2.Oo0: exchange for city property. FAC. EX-
CHANGE, % kearuy st. Its
G1O Sll WILL BUY A PIECEOFCpUNTRY
ID wv property yielding some $4,000 per att
num- and VIII pay for itself In ~ u products
OF superior wines ami fruits 40 acres fine iaud IN the
town or Pat heco only miles from MartiucZ. In
one of the finest valleys IN the State; jast about
being opencd Tor general traffic by railroads.
which Will raise the price of land 900 and 800 per
cent. BY JOHN PFORR. 1923 Mont somery sttt W Su
lis LOSS Is YOUR GAIN II YOU TAKE AID
IL VANTAGE OF your present opportunity, which Is
get .O-acre tract 10 In prunes and small
family orchard, cottage. barn and outbudings. adj
joining town; price Q 200: easy terms.
81 acres Ia IN table grapes, In trees, principally
pruiits; Balance improved; nice location; $1,000.
Just outside the rorporation-l7 acres; 10 acres
principally primes; table grapes: cheap at
slO.o9o; will take $4,000 T. II. JORDAN 4 CO.
Los uaiOs del II
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Auctionerrs ana House brokers, IL Montgomery
ct. Members of the San francisco Real Estate
frNchanrn
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81 cable w. MORGAN CO., 5l2 Cal. ST.. Mem.
5. +. Real Estate TX. no29 Suwe II
John PFoRR. s2s MONTGOMERY ST.. OPP.
u Safe Deposit.
s5l. 5OO-Fine 4-story and basement bay-wIndow
hotel Oh Nalenca ST. stores saloon, tting-room.
diHingroom and kitchen below. and 100 rooms up
stairs; lot I5xlOO; REM $3.50.
fine Market-st. property; lot 50x90 or 1865. with
Improvements; rent 1928.
$il,00O-Fiae gentleman's residence on Golden
Dhllard, carriage rooms etc; only years built;
cot 1eary i ns price asked ~, for g build
Castro ST.. all on the grade.
$l0.eOl-Cor. broadway and Mason; lot 40xs0.
with store and fats; rents S77.
$40 0G0-Near the new postofHce site: two 2story
bay-wiudow houses; 8 rooms aud bath each; lot
$40 5Go--A splendid 2-story and basement; dou-
bic fat; bay-window house; On Sacramento ST., nr.
Polk; Z rooms and bath on the upper fiat and
rooms on the lower Hat lot SOILS; rent s75.
below and rooms upstairs lot 50NS0.
S5O00-Minna ST., near I'd; 2-story and basement.
IL rooms; 22xs0.
pays all expenses; the splendid business corner
Clay and Powell streets; STORY house and lot.
100 with 2-story houses stores and 3 flats o! 6
rooms ana bath above, and fine cottages; rent
s22 UO0-sIisslon ST bet. 18th and 18th: 8 houses:
store and 0ne bay-wlna0w dwellings: lot 43Xl40:
present rent $llO; can be increased: very good
$lo,50O- HaIght ST. near Pierce; very fine double
nat bay-wind0w house, rooms and bath on the
upper nat and rooms ana bath on the lower fiat;
lot 23Nl37 20; rent SOS.
cut to the CHI House, bound to be business
street; a 2-story window house, rooms, and
lot 22x22:6.
sS0UO-Lot 5O195: Clay St, bet Jones and Leay-
enN orth; fine view; very good buy.
Sls-uOO-Fine corner on Eddy: 2-story bay-win-
dow store aud separate fats; lot 81 6xS7 20: rent
1920
straightforward St, bet. Sd and sth: a-Story
house; stores, and II large rooms upstairs; lot
50XS0: reni $50
Sl2.5 Oo-Ilot 63x4o0, cor Dolores and Doriand
SITS; very cheap.
$24.OOO-Cor. Geary and Williams SITS, bet. Taylor
tina Ar .saH hDf ra-fa
rant below and u rooms on the upper floor; rent
$l4O pu2g If SuNe
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Prices SlO3 to $4,000, in
Payments Apply TO DECKER, e96 Market.
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0NLY ONE LEFT

ELEGANT HOME FRONTING on PARK (NEw)
~ containing rooms and finished basement;
modern; It is l12l oak St; go and see 1t to-day
O'FAbkEIL ~ LANG, II Montgomery ST.
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FURNTTUI:Is F0i; SALE.

LURNlTURS OF = SUNNY CORNER FLATS.
L together o. separate. or any part thereof, at
bargain; also flats TO rent at low rent IL desired
good location. Apply on the premises, , Laugdpn
Howard
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HOUSES ~
ALI. PARTS
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C.DSG PARTNER WANTED IN ONE OF THE
gov. best paying commission businesses in
city. see FLETCHER & CO., S6I Market St d. IS
DEPt BLICAN NEWSPAPER FOR SALE IN
II one OF the most hOurishing and healthy towns
IN California, netting 500 per month. good rail-
road facilities: excel for selling; good
material with power press in good order: only
these Who mean business need apply; price $500;
must be sold immediately Address b. T., Box 81.
this Office. del 2t4
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CIGhR-S TORE; RARE CHANCE SMALL CAPT
= a. low rent: ron,ns. COG sIIlh & del u.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
-
0'FARRELL & LANG.

OFARRELL & LANG,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Auctioneers and House brokers, II Montgomery
ct. Members of the San Francisco Real Estate
Exchange.
SeSON SUNNY PARK HOMES, JUST COM
tDOcOO. pieted on Lott ST.. bet. the Park and
hayes ST.: cable lines built: with all odern i'm
provements; contains rooms and bath; large re-
ception hall, with elegant square solid oak stair
case and beautiful ArtSiass windows; gas fixtures
ana shades all In. No money has been spared to
make these houses complete in every particular
we have the sole agency for them and can give the
best terms: so and them to-day and u
home at once. For further particulars apply to
OFARRtLL a LANG. IL Montgomery st.
D UU0. ranged IN mats of 5. ana rooms
and bath. situated Grove anu steadily rented
res,nent. or just double what banks are paying F.;
call and get particulars; lot 25xl57:6. o'FARRELL
LANG. II Montgomery ST.
DO toU- ! rats on capp ST.. Just competed and
were rente a. ouce: this giitedged inves ment,
and hy examining the pieces offered FOR sale y,.u
viii indoTse thus investment u dead bargain.
Apply for particulars to o'FARRELL d LANG, IL
Montgomery ST.
~ > BLOCKS iron; park entrance; size 45xlo0; re-
auced from 3 90 to $500; worth $1,000: must be
december 10Th o'FARRELL 81 LANG, IL Mont
gomery st.
ELATs-lsrH sr.. NEAR CASTRO; FLATS,
oFARREL Lang II M NO 1D yf st. S''OO
MODERN 7-i;OoMED HOUSE on WEBSTER
- ST. y. OF Sacramento; price $3.50. o'FAR-
hELL * LANG, II Montgomery st.
ElNE MARINE VIEW; LOT S7:6xl00: ON sw
! cor Union and Laguna SITS. at bargain. O'FAR-
KEEL LANG, IL Montgomery st.
[ OF, PATH AVE. BET POINT LoBos AVE AND
- California ST.; price 500; this Is cheap.
OFABRELL d LANG. II Montgomery St
( RAND INVESTMENT ON SHIPLEY ST..
" only requires $S20o. O'FAREELL & LANG,
II Montgomery ST.
A ELEGANT MANSION ON PACIFIC AVE-
- price $50, 00J: also fine residence or broadway;
SIo,uUO; c.li At Office for particulars. O'FARRELL
y LANG. ! Montgomery ST.
ELEGANT HOME FRONTING ON PARK (SEw).
- containing rooms and finished basement;
modern; it is l121 Oak St; go and see 1t to-day.
O'FAbkElsL n LANG, IL Montgomery st.
ONLY ONE ! EIsTi
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1one,Nc-Housns rom SALE.

IN ROOMS, NEW FUENITUEl-, S42eO.
4 - rooms. 'od paying. $500,
10 rooms in business piaca, 500
IL CuLNk III; CO, 1882 Market
Arizona republican., 1891-06-03
LOCAL BREVITlES.

The Board of Supervisors held meet ing yesterday, but nothing of import ance was transacted. They adjourned to meet Monday.
 Patton Opera House was sold yester- day to George F. Kemper, guardian of the minor heirs of James Murphy, de- ceased, for SIS, 3,67464.
 MT. George D. Tantau, of the firm of Tantau X Kellner, yesterday received word that girl baby had been born to his wife in Visalia, Cal, on May 26.
 Robert Hudson, the negro who is &C., cused of using obcene language on the horse car on Decoration Day, will have a trial this morning in the Justice Court.
 The negro porter of the Mills House. Allen Waldron, who was arrested as he was about to take the train on Monday morning, was yesterday fined $40 by Judge Huson.
 Willie F. William made a final proof Of desert land entry and homestead entry yesterday before the District Clerk. w. H. Hamlin made a final proof of desert land entry. Nathan o. Hamlin also made final proof of desert land entry.
Arizona republican., 1891-06-03
PERSONAL.

MT. D. V. Harris, of King Mines, is at the Mills House.
 Mir. B. T. Cannay, of Los Angeles, is registered at the Commercial.
 Father Jouvenceau, of the Catholic Church here, has gone to Tempe for a fewdays.
 Hon. Geo. w. Chevey, superintend- ent of Public Education, is in town for a few days.
 Mir. J. J. Gardiner has returned from Los Angeles, having left Mrs. Gardiner in fair health.
 Mir. B. F. Conroy, of Los Angeles, is in P PhPnix visiting his son D. P. P.Conroy, station agent of the Phoenix X Marcopa Railroad.
 Assitant United States District At torney Calvert Wilson left yesterday morning for Tucson to attend the Gov ernor's reception.
Arizona republican., 1891-06-03
A Card.

Noticing an article in the Herald this evening in regard to the refusal of the Phoenix Pioneer Band to parade on Me morial Day, and which was falsehood from beginning to end, l thought would state few facts concerning band affairs; of which many people are per haps unacquainted. The Herald states that the instruments we hold were pald for by the citizens; it is true the citizens subsclibbed about $22O, of which amount there was scarcely $l6O paid, and the band boys had to pay in- dividually, a balance of $540. It also states that we refused to play for $25, which Is incorrect, for when Geo. F. Coats came to me to engage the servi- ces of the band my final offer was $32, which was refused without making any offer as above stated, and again it states that If we had assumed the proper at- itude toward the community, that sup ports us, we would have volunteered our services"
 Now few words on the support we receive from the public. One instance IS our contract to furnish music for the Territorial Fair for s24O of which
Arizona republican., 1891-06-03
District Court Proceeding.

The jury in the case of Mcdonald X Shaw vs. Bradstreet and Phoenix Min ing Company, yesterday brought in a verdict for plaintiff for $4000.
 Henry vs. Thomas ct al.-The motion by defendant for plaintiff to give security for the costs was denied and the demur- Ter of defendant. Thomas, was sustained and the case was tried as to the other defendant. The witnesses were exam ined and the case submitted.
 In the case of Territory vs. Pierce, an attachment was issued for Thomas Ortiz, a defaulting witness.
 Trial JurorsJ A. R. Irvine and B. Hey. man were excused from further service.
 On motion of plaintiff in the case of Jackson vs. Jones, the case was dis. missed.
 A venire was ordered yesterday for thirty trial jurors for the United States Court.
Arizona republican., 1891-06-03
TERRITORIAL NEWS.
Items of Interest Clipped From Our
 Exchanges.
Tucson Notes.

Citizen: Pima county's representa- tiyes in the Constitutional Convention will be two Democrats and one Repub- lican. Cochise county will send two Republicans and one Democrat. The result of this county was a surprise to Democrats as we'll as Republicans. The county is Republican beyond a shadow of doubt. It has so been recognized by the leaders of both parties, but notwith- standing this, Democrats continue to be elected to office. The Republican can didates were representative men and above reproach, but two of them were slaughtered in the camp of their friends. So long as such work is continued SO long must the party be prepared for defeat. A meeting of the County Gen. tral Committee has been called to in- quire into the doings of so called Repub- licans. The result is awaited with in- terest.
 Star: Miss Gertrude Hughes, daugh- ter of the editor of the Star, arrived from Boston Monday morning. Miss Ger trude is student in the New England conservatory of music in Boston. A few weeks since she was prostrated with a malignant attack of the grip, from which she has nearly recovered. Her physician advised that she should give up the present term in the conserva- tory and avail herself of Arizona climate for few weeks. She will probably re- turn to Boston in July and make up for lost time by taking private lessons. It is the present intention to give her a thorough course in elocution, vocal and instrumental music and art, in which branches she is making good progress.
Arizona republican., 1891-06-03
THE MARKETS.

NEW YORK, June Hopper, stagnant. Lead, strong; domestic, Si23. Tin, easy; straits S2O 40 Prime mercantile paper, unchanged. Sterling exchange, firm. Sixty day bills, $l.S5 de- mand, $iSs15. Bar silver. 9714c.
 CHICAGO. CHICAGO, June l. Cattle - Receipts, 65OO The market was light to steady. No extra steers on sale Fair to good, $5. .75d5.s5; Tex ans S2.9Og5.l5.
 Hogs-Receipts, lS,000. The market opened active and strong and closed steady to lower Rough and common, S4.25(G4.35; good mixed and packers, $i.50(d4 60: prime heavy and butchers weights, $i.65G475; assorted light, A.55(d470.
 Sheep Receipts. coco. The market was steady Natives, A. .5O(G5.l5; Texans, &2 8O013 So; Westerns, $500(g5.05.
 SAN FRANCISCO. SAN FRANCISCO, June 2.-Closing quotations on the Produce Exchange were: Wheat-Weak. Seller '9l, Sl5Sat. Barley-Very weak. Buyer '9l, after August l, Sll6l4 m" Corn-Sl. s0Ql2.25.
 Mexican dollsrs-77@77l5c. Silver bars-s6k@07o.
Arizona republican., 1891-06-03

amount we were unable to collect any thing. Another instance of the support we have received is when the band gave their open air concert. Citizens sub scribed what would amount to s40 per month, of this amount we collected $l9, after playing two months and a half. After the band was organized we played on several occasions for nothing for the citizens, in that way paying back the money subscribed by them and we do not consider ourselves indebted to the citizens in any respect.
 F. J. CoYLE, Phoenix, June 2. Manager.
Arizona republican., 1891-06-03
CoconinO Notes.

Coconino Sun: A cattle buyer informs the Sun that beef cattle are in good de- mand and now bring good prices. The demand for feeders is limited owing to the high price and scarcity of corn in Kansas and Nebraska. Feeders will be in better demand as soon as feed be- comes good in these states. Owing to the cold weather this spring, pasturage is not abundant yet.
 The managers of Powell's Hall had on exhibition, this week, freak of nature in the shape of Mexican with three tongues, four cheeks, four chins and an ear ten inches long. He was from the southern part of the Territory, is 25 years old, and in apparent good health.
 There are still plenty of potatoes for sale in Flagstaff, but at present there is no market for them near enough to ship to with profit to the potato raiser. With a north and south railroad, southern Arizona would take all the potatoes Co., coniIo county could raise.
Arizona republican., 1891-06-03

Today, in the markets of this country, the commodities that enter into the,daily life of the pleople, without single ex- ception, are cheaper than they were on Sept. I, 1890, and cheaper than they have ever been before in the history of tho country. At the same time the agri- cultural products bring better prices than they did at the close of the Fiftieth congress. From Speech of Congressman Grosvenor.
 Arrangements will be made in Wash. ington for the assembling of the Pan- American congress in this country next year. The congress will have ono dele gate to its senate for each 5000, 900 of people, giving the United States about twelve senatorial representatives
Arizona republican., 1891-06-03
PREFERRED LOCALS,

Auction Sale of Thorough Bred Bull Calves.
 On Monday June 8, I will sell at Burgers corral ten head of thorough bred Durham bull calves to the highest bidder for cash, or on ninety days time with approved security.
 w. A. WILSON. A social dance will be given at Phe- nix Park June 4. Admission fifty cents. Ladies admitted free.
 St.
 Rooms summer rates, $5 to sl0 Center one and one half block north of Wash ton, Windsor House.
 1mo.
 Holmes, Gregory & Lindsley have 6 complete stock of Clear Surfaced Red wood, including ceiling, at $42 per M. Parties in the market should investigate and see what they are paying.
 St. Claire & Pratt, ststioners.
 Saddles and harness at +. J. Villaes. cusa, Tucson, A. T.
 Miss E. L. Borquez, Spanish teacher, residence, Maricopa street.
 For a first-class breakfast go to the Maricopa House, at Maricopa.
 Postoffice fruit stand keeps fruits, nuts, candies, cigars ano tobacco. 142 After April first I will sell ice for cent per pound. Il24-tf.l P. MINOR. Cheapest place in town to buy fruits. confectionery, etc., at Mesa fruit store, Ladies should read Mrs. Norton's ad. vertisement of selling hats below cost until July 9th. ...... Good coffee and choice meats cooked in any style, can always be had at the "Nickle Plate." 165 The L. w. Blinn Lumber Company still have plenty of stock and building material on hand.
 Birds, animals and reptiles mounted by G. K. Smith, taxidermist, opposite west side of postoffice. IS4-16O Go to the "Nickle Plate" for good food and polite attention. Get what you pay for, and pay for what you get. NOTICE TO TRAvELERs-When you go through Gila Bend stop at the Reedy Houseif you want first-class breakfast Patronize home industry by smoking Soils cigars. Fines. Havana and Mexi- can tobacco. Strictly hand made. A.. Soils, manufacturer, Tucson, A. T.
 Railroad News.
 Among the first to receive goods by the first train since the flood was Me Nulty X Chapman Bros., who received carload of nice new potatoes, carload of cheap sugar, and are well stocked with everything in the grocery line, all cheap for cash. Everything reduced in price to suit the times.
 Hats at Mrs. Norton's Below Cost. Expecting to close my store during the hot months, will sell my fine line of millinery at the following prices:
 Hats worth 50 cents at 25 cents.
 Hats worth 75 cents at 40 cents.
 Hats worth $1 at 50 cents.
 Hats worth $l.75 at $1, etc.
 MRS. NORTON, Opera House block.
 Notice to Fruit Growers.
 The Chamber of Commerce is now prepared to put up fruit in jars for exhi- bition. Parties having choice fruit will confer favor by delivering same and will have their names and addresses placed on the jars.
 By order of the committee.
 c. c. c.
 Ladies' French kid shoes, $3; child's French kid shoes, 75 cents; infants French kid shoes, 65 cents; spectacles and eye glasses, 10 cents up; 100 yards black sewing silk, 5 cents; four spools black twist, cents; two-pocket silk sateen shirts, 55 cents ;one-pocket fanel shirts, 30 cents. Fine millinery and trimmings, latest styles and best quality, forty degrees below zero. Mrs D. W. Sparks Racket Store.
Arizona republican., 1891-06-03
Phenomenal Storm.

KEoKUK, la, June 2.--Phenomenal storm here this evening. Lightning struck the Holy Cross Episcopal Church cutting it in two and ruined the appar- atus of the Keokuk Electric Street Rail- road for some time, causing much dam age. One or two people were slightly injured.