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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15
NEW TELEPHONE LINE COM
pLETED.

For some time past q new telephone
line has been under construction between
this city and sherman via Dallas The
section between Fort Worth and Dallas
Is now completed and in working order
making two mc,uiC circuits nrtWcuH
tho two ritioH. The advantage OF the
metallic circuit over the ordinary OI
ground circuit, is that 10 entirely docs
away with atmospheric and electric dis
turhuucos induction from street ear aud
telegraph wires, Ctc. No. To- copper Wir,
was used. the ordinary wire being No
H.. while the old wire was No q. iron.
The line is built In the most subsuu-
tial manner, the poles being thirty feet
high aud set seven frct in the ground
country. A slight charge in the rates
has been mndp but the advantage is
with the user, the difference being thnt
under the new schedule mo- messenger
fee will bo charged FOR sending for per-
sous within u radius of one mile from
the central office. but q slight advance
will be- charged, which, however, is more
than balanced 10y the messenger service
being free. 4 repre- cutatiyp of The Ga.
zettc tried the new circuit mud found a
complete absence OF the noise usually
heard. i'm fact IL fly had been walk
inc ON the ceiling of the Dallas office ID
could have almost been heard.
4 new line Is under construction Doe.
tween Dallas and toIsiruuu.
As 20 local progress Manager Hmdcr
son reports q very prosperous condition
of affairs. Il condition which shows Fort
Worth Is making big strides In adding
10 her population and business men.
The switch.boHrd which accommodates
400 subscribers is now fun for the first
time iu the history of The city, and
when the reporter called Mr.. Icndcr-
SON was busy making additions 90 It,
lie has orders for fifteen more phones,
mostly for business houses,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15
ANNENNTION TRrATY-

Washington. heb. a. The Hawaiian
annexation commissioners visited the
secretary of state today. 10 rs uudur.
stood TINT the commissioners are anxious
the annexation treaty Zoe mot sent
tn congress today their rcnsuu being its
test or substance might become public
before the smiling of the steamer FROM
Sun Francisco tomorrow for Honolulu,
aud might thus hp received hy thc llu.
WliiDu people m uu Incorrect form The
commissioners wish to take the treaty
FEB Honolulu so they may hr uu the
ground Co defend its provisions mud tu
assist BOO ils adoption hy their government
Their fears ihui 10 would gu Co congress
today however were set. 900 rest hy the
information Impaired Go them officially
that tho trruN would not Doe transmitted
before the sailing ui the steamer from
san Francisco.
STEWARDS AMENDMENT.
Washington. Feb - Mr. Strwnr
Zoo the svuutc today Submitted the fol-
lowing amendment to tic NicuWuguu
ruuW ill.,
an money arising from the sale of
bonds applicable tu the construction aud
equipment ut the canal shall be- expended
tlr laws. rules aud regulations upplca-
hlr 90 the construction of public works
of the United States. and the existing
contract relating tu the construction ut
ihc canal shull be- cancelled, aud said
company shall have no power or con.
troll over said money or 400 make con.
tracts for constructing ur equipment Of
any part of said canal 90 Dee puid ont
ui suiU money.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15

courts m thrcc different ouses
Willinu ~ Hobart, treasurer of the
company aud q member of thv firm ol
Maddox. Hobart a Co.. thcu took the
stand and explained the use ot csscnc,H
and other compounds Mr. Smrkduir
asked III combination of ihcae ~piru
was whisky Tie replied IL was q hard
question TO answer
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15
KNIGHTS OF rms com CROss
THE REVIVAL

There were five or six professions Of
taith at the meeting which Is I'm progress
ot the Tabernacle Cumberland presbv-
!erlon church last night. aud the interest
is stlu increasing with each service Meet
llGS WI continue ON through the week
Ht AKA I.3D p. ma.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15
AnTcE

,,sdtr annual meeting N the stock
~ "A iho Fort Worth ana Denver
4 Rilvay company VIII hc hrll ht
\ "A n iho company in thu city oft Iort
Ten. un Tuesday March next Nt
. fl1k o. m. The transfer hopNe WIZ
A = m 3 at 1890 o'clUct. o.. u,. and
N uafrh IS no 1890 O'Clock %. 600.
W. A. ROSS, Secretary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15
CrRT EAsLIBY.

syracuse. n. Y, Feb. 14rhe mau
killed near this city on the New York
Central hob 3 hiss begn Identified "
Onrr Hasley iof Henrietta. Ttn; III
was wanted n Oklahoma FOR robbins
n man Of AhOOO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15
rnNOn0RG pECKER

San Antonio. Tex, Fob, ~. Especially
Theodore Decker aged 80, died last
night from the effect OF morphine pois
oning lie had been drinking for several
days and h supposed t0 Lave become De
jectod. Nothing is known Of bis family
connections.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15
tbs rHEATER.
''''' Of "a Fair Relor at Green.
saIs Yesterday

B. "'S Yesterday
ally, s.' e. hvo very fair houses 0t
IS RssSlo,si evening pcriorm nance of of
ihngs az the opera house ves-
pag y ue honses were moi such
ls,oe c, .he company d"se,Vri
4 a tsi,,,s, llle!te does some , ,S,'i
4 harll, The fair rebel, hut her
alsusel strong enough for tbs
= fa5l5Ir ageS Edward II Ata,y.
iamei. Nason Earnest a Eos.
s9 Assa Bronson did sou,, oooi
stihet, lhelr roles well Miss
& and She makes n er rUlt
Ps Introducing some b s,g3,
Tlles which bronrht gIa a,,l, %
a,erssnl andcr Of the caste
sa.s Y !he author NJ "A r.t.
Nh, wv Orleans, gathering
NV DIV NV ee.medy which ~ Mi
- s and Il viii IS has'
y ~ aardi Gms festi,.''ies
4 sssaa W. probably be produc,
l',e'ion az the o,.,.. ,.....
~. orly s.s which appear
NsAf Monday even
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15

Washington. Feb. H. James n We
ay Of Cincinnati. one ~ the Witnessed
before tho Whisky t1iF Omudttce ~.
dne. brought suif against President
GreeaAut " the Catie feiing aud Die
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15
SENATOR LINDSAY
Frankfort, Ky, Feb Judge WIN.

Lindsay was
elected tosuc
coed Jus. g.
CARL Ne in the
United Stutrs
Hpnntr this
morning. IsX
Chief Justiri
Lindsay is "a
Nirgiuinn by
birth, having
hrru born iu
tock bridge
county Va.
hfty-siN years
ngo Early
N life he BE-
moved with
his parcutHto
Western Ken
lucky. 10
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15
OMAN IYDAY

sherman, Few Fob. H. Specim -
Omar lgday n painter well known over
north 1oXns died la this city today and
relatives will convey hin body 10 Bonham
for burinl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15
DEATHS.


MRS. H. G.. IAltUIIihltS,
Klmbml, Tea, Feb A. Especially Mrs.
L. ~ CAiuthora, wife " Captain Sam Ca.
mthcra an old and we'll known resident
Of liosquo county, died today. Interment
M HillRbOrO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15

the proceeds are donated to church doc.
9fatiye or Improvement work, and the
ladies not only bring talent aud TASTE
20 aud iu the 0ttrlctivoucss of the en-.
icrtainment but the earnestness OF low
ing devotion Co the cause that prompts
them an TO work for the pleasure of
those who attend, aud gives that earn
estness OF purpose that means success
KNIGHTS or THE GOLD CROSS.
Last evening lodge of knights of
thc told Cross was instituted 10y W.
Spring, deputy supreme grand lecturer
OF Drnison. assisted by Commander Car.
son Of The Dallas lodge
The officers arr. g. NJ. Brown. com.
manqer; &. l.. Dartlin vice-commapdcr.
y w. Vaughn, junior commander. A
Greer, guard; j. r. Johnson. yice-gnnr,i,
" a. Thomas. picket; w n. Martel
secretary: Rev a h. Bateu. chaplain. m
y. totter treasurer; q. B. Jordan.
hhancial secretary, and Or II. b. Gram.
mer surgeon.
IL is social, futpmal aud henevo
lent organization and started with about
thirty charter members.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.

20 SgieiT A SACRIFICE.
y. ~ iGj acres iu Wise county,
fyi Jaw, "a Decatur 80 ucrcs being
alll, n 9 Wiu either sell cheap OF
san Antonio Wopgr'Ep.i,Ot NV W.
Tilaiars address l e. NJ in ionic. T VS,
Arizona republican., 1893-05-23
reFES IN A CHURCH.

Little story With Respect to LVO'' the "Man of Ross"
 r..os are common enough in church.
 nv but a tree inside a church is !'NS. of Il rarity. A correspon- however, informs the London lsnE .,;,n that there are two trees grow SlIlidc SlIiUIi,d the old church of Ross of ss ,s,rdshire. They sprang up near tevaot t'oot formerly occupied by a man DsS D"J John Kyrlc, who acquired fame D'1'EI 11'EI.tinctiou many years ago by ex- 'nl 1;nr T modest fortune in works of F p,;. usefulness. These chiefly took 2, PaDG, form of planting elm trees in his W, ,;ro town, in order to brighten and o1D, io.,re it's appearance--a work which .;rce been carried on and extended D, o1' br Kyrlc society. In consequence 2 ,bc,c b operations Kyrle became ~ ,,rn r os the Man of Ross" Many "py" ., later it was found necessary to I,wn some of the elm trees near y' l'' Icbrrrh, and a curious thing then V, s..o,ned. Immediately after the trees Irs .',s destroyed two elm trees sprang up s.iIc SGl the church close to the seat u's, ss,b the Man of Ross" used to occu- D" " when he attended divine service Y The trees were allowed to grow !a % ,bis strange spot, and may still be I ,,r bv visitors to the town.
Arizona republican., 1893-05-23
Summons.

Fg ay,,sl,rGt Court of the Third Judicial Dis. fsCgl 'he Territory of Arizona, in and for NOI,,ly Of MariCopa.
 'I NrNalr, Plaintiff, I,r, w
 ,.n t.n C NcNsir, DefendantS r brought in the District Court of the |a aII.NIS' I District of the Territory of Ari- |iB,s'a"1 TOT Naricupa County, and the com. lTEs cl ln said Maricopa County in the oI. !, n-s nas Cerk of Said District Court. |E8S, G G"SMg Wgs. Of the Territory of Arizona, to |in ,,, HcNair, defendant, greeting: |-ri, nereny summoned and req fred to lV,s n..1', al action brought against you by the Ehi'Sg piainLih, in the District Court Of Don, i' i'ullGlal District of the Territory of HGGs oa.ha su ana Tor Msricopa County, and an @, ,,iJ T paint therein filed with the Clerk lAl ,sN .ourt, at Ph9nix, in said County,
 EslT,n,Iays after the servi,e upon you Of y1s5 o,.! I served in ihis said County, or |aa5 In.,LG Iu, Gi this said County and within fn bs,uIIcisl District, then within twenty fE d.va",ter, or in all other cases within l asd bsyrn, thereafter, the times above men fnsn,Hs exclusive of the day of service, or iT.0 n,3 uelault will be taken ageinst you. lGrd IIet ISn my fand and seal of the District fard IfS Ihlri Judicial District of the Ter R hb Shona, in and for Maricopa County, SsaII'O Ol Nay, A. D. 1893. c H. KNAPP, Clerk of said District Court. IEp1B,ic.u By J. II. STOUT, '''''ca'on May l3, is93.l Deputy Clerk.
Arizona republican., 1893-05-23
SEALED BIDS ForFurnishing City Sup
 plies.

safd sids for furnishing City Lights. Lum- |slnd Meals for the City Prisoners will be re- E"d y the y Recorder up to and includ s5h day of June, 1893.
 se,nn.t sraled and mark ed upon the out. EhM they are for.
 las CommOu Council reserves the right to isH any or reject all bids. ED. SCHWARTZ. City Recorder
Arizona republican., 1893-05-23
Florence and Globe Stage Line

'-asE''s Hs's s5s S;'' AIl "Esa'; E4ss.:.. E..'' CTAGR LEAVES FLORENCE DAILY FOR k Riverside and Globe at 2 o'clock, P. M. stops all night at Riverside and arrives at Globe at 6o,clock, P. M.; returning, leaves Globe at A. M. Good accommodation on the road, i'm. proved line, good stock and comfOrtaDie stages, four horse coach every other day. W. K. GUILD, Agent, Florence. K. F. KELLNER d CO, Agents, Globe.
 EUGENE MIDDLETON,
 Proprietor.
Arizona republican., 1893-05-23
ORDINANCE NO. AS.
Ordinance No. 13s In Regard
 to City Licenses.
The Common Council of Phoenix do ordain as

The Common Council of Phmnix do ordain as follows:
 SECTION I.
 Ordinance No lSS in regard to City Licenses Is hereby amended to read AS follows:
 SECTION II.
 A License Tax shall be paid by all persons companies or corporations, following or en' gagged in any pursuit, business, trade, occupa. ton or em pioyment he reinafter named m the City of Phoenix, and said License Tax snail DC as follows: ,,,,a l. Every dealer in Merchandise, not includ- ing Liauors whose quarterly sales are Twenty Thousand (s2O OOO) Dollars, shall pay guar terly license tax of twenty five (s25OU dollars. g. Those whose quarterly sales are nIteen thousand (sl5 CC0) dollars, and less than twenty thousand (s2G, ,0O0) dol afs, shall pay quarteriS license tax of twenty (s20 OO) dollars,
 3. Those whose quarterly sales are ten aI, tnou sand Hl0000) dollars, and iess tnah ni'een thousand 6 ,OO0) dollars, shall pay quarterly license tax of sixteen Hl6 0O) dollars. 4 Those whose quarrerly sales are less tnan ten thousand (Sl0OO) shalt pay quafterly lice nse tax of eight (Ss.00) dollars.
 SECTION III.
 1. Every wholesale dealer in spirituous, yln. ous or malt liquors, snail paya quar'eriy hoe"'e tax of twenty-hve (s25 0O) dollars, ,.,s g. Every retail dealer in splri,uous, M Mxlnous or malt liquors shall nay 2 quarterly hcehse tax of twenty. five (s25 0o) dollars. 3. Every brewer, distilier or mhnuiac'"iei VI
Arizona republican., 1893-05-23

app.ar in an action brought ayai,s, ,,o,, h., ,, :. aonSe ma" ed pl"intiff, m the nistrict CoSrt nI tne lh n rd Judicial District of the Territory of swer yIgfs ina nna for Marleops County and an oi this said Court al Phnnixs fin said Tonn,n wit",m , ten days after the service upon you of onis summons. If served Il, this said County, h & seaVea s out 0i lhis said County and within uhays thereafter, or in all oti CT ca es within u,rN uays thereafter, the times aboye men moneu being exclusive of the day of service. or Hlve" under my hand and seal of the D,s. Tlee court oi the Third Judicial District oi fine territory of Arizona, in and for aaricops .oun'y; tnis 18th day Of May, A. D. 1893.
 lsEAL'J c. II. KNAPP
 Clerk of said District Court tr,-., .,,,,,,., By J. H. STOUT, lrirst publication May 10, 1893 I Deputy ClerK,
Arizona republican., 1893-05-23
ORDINANCE NO. I47.
An Ordinance for the Purpose of Closing
 Saloons on Election Day. The Jmmon Council of Phenix do ordain as foilows.

An Ordinance for the Purpose of Closing
 Saloons on Election Day. The c jmmon Council of Phenix do ordsin as follows
 SECTION I.
 It shall be unlawful for any proprietor, owner. keeper, clerk or bartender or other person hay. ing charge, ma" agement oi control, perma- nently or temporarily, of any saloon bar or other place of business within the corporate limits oi the city of Phoenix, where intoxlcat ing liquors of any kind are sold at retail to open or keep open such saloon. bar or other of seven a. m. in the forenoon and six D.. m. in the afternoon of any day upon which is held any terri iorial, county, city, municipal or school election, or upon the day of any special election called by the mayor of the city Of Phoenix, or to sell, give away, or otherwise dispose of to any other person between the hours aforesaid upon any of the days aforesaid any intoxicating liquors of any kind.
 sECTIOEu.
 Any person violating any of the provisions Of this ordinance shall be deemed guilty Of mis- demeanOr and upon conviction thereof be fined than s3OOO dollars, or be imprisoned in the city jail for any time not less than p days nor more than 300 days, or be punished by both su oh fine and imprisonment.
 Passed by the Common Council thtS lSth
 day of May, 1893. Alp.
 tsEALl proved thi' 18th day oi
 PJCOLE, Attest; Mayor. F. l.. SCHWARTZ,
 City Recorder.
Arizona republican., 1893-05-23
Summons.

|tGOllSa"TT T Court Of ;he Third Judicial Dis
 RNlniy daSfulo.y Of Arizona, in and for an a! "l Maricopa. ., ,.iIlims, plaintiff, |lso, " Hams, defendant.S IAaG|ols3t in the District Court of the f h S' ..S' District of the Territory of Ari. Dan, Fioio TOT Maricopa County. and the K o''e. Of iO'el ,el n said Maricopa County, in As Bsmone, Jerk of said District Court. fssA Wgoi the Territory of Arizona, to Nre uHms. Defendant, Greeting: oy summoned and required 10
Arizona republican., 1893-05-23
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
 fCOm-H Hd No. l3i6.l

LAND OFFICE AT TUCSON, ARIZONA,
 May 8, 1893. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE X following. named settler has filed notice ts,intenuOn tOm make final proof in support JSi. claim and tha, said proof will be made so,a the Clerk of the United States District s,f, st PhrniX, Ari7Ona, on the 10th of June, Ss3 viz James E. lark Of Phoenix, Arizona, S,tbe SWl. .ec 3,T N, K.
 gS names the following witnesses to prove N.onlinnOuS residence upon and cu tivat on J sid lard, viz: John Perry, Harry T. Cris- ,sl Martin II CalderwoOd and John Fitz. ,,sd, all of Phoenix, Arizona.
 HERbERT BROWN, Date of lst publication, May 5l Register.
Arizona republican., 1893-05-23
yO7|CE OF ELECTION.

Notice is hereby given to the electors and nsyer' Of the city of Phoenix that Hn elec-
 t07 V Il be held in sad city on Tuesday, the
 | gA day of Juae, A. D, 1893, for the adoption or
 ytcI on of the provisions of an act of the sTsulreuth legislative Assembly ni AIizon n, Ei,ed sn act gra ting to incorporated cities srsin powers and privlleCes in addition to ers already vested in them by charter or
 slsa law, Of thl. territory. $ tid election |I., be held al West precinct, J. ". Kincaid's Fts, Wall street, Php IiN, Ariz ma: EasLple.
 i1c,, basement of the city hal, Phpnix. Ari. faa, ant will be COnd"cted in accordance with % provision, of act No. 6i O! the sixteenth
 s.ssti7e Assembly of Arizona. P. J. COLE, Mayor. At Of lSt publication
 \ hy l&h lS93
Arizona republican., 1893-05-23

CoyNIssIoNER PALITscHEK says the .,,roduction of old Vienna in Midway pl,isancc is now assured. This addi- son to the promiscuous collection of hrigu villages and cities was in need d funds recently and its failure was wedicted
Arizona republican., 1893-05-23
SEALED BIDS. 'foposalS for the Erec- ton of Arc Lights.

o,, .i slll he received by the Common Coun. ,% he city of Phgnix, for SIX, eight and lSNt l.,N.t llghts, for lighting the streets of liee years, and to state at what time F s.nlee 'i', ne prepared to furnish the lights Se S,atI DDS tn bs filed in the city recorders ISs9, lhe lh day of June, 1893
 ,Itn .4, must he accompanied with good .a..rhi bond aS a guarantee that they ,t.ff st.-f mo a contract in accordance with
 ED, SCHWARTZ, City Recorder
Arizona republican., 1893-05-23
Ho for White Hills Mining Camp
Tri-Weekly Stage Line.

Tri-Weekly Stage Line. Through in one day; S-passenger, 4.horse thOroughbrace wagon; change horses at Cross' ranch and at Mountain Springs; leaves King. man Monday. Wednesday and Friday at 7:3O a. m; and arrives at camp at : p. m. same day. and Saturday at s. m., and arrives at King. man at D. m. same day
 Fare, v; freight3c. m, shortest and most direct route to the New White Hills mining camp. Stage office at store the W. II. TagRart Mercantile company. Extra conveyances on application.
 CROSS & co, Props,
 Kingman, Ariz.
Arizona republican., 1893-05-23
!iI for City Warrants.

sgu.erel city warrants of the issu- of March, 9, interest cessing tniS 23d day of May, 1893. yx 57, 67g, GSO 6Sl, GS4, 6s} 6S4, 6S5. GS6, 6S7, E, 5p l. NJ. CAR sTY,
 City Tr~aSursr.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-17

in twelve months than an amateur
would in twenty years.
The deterioration would mainly be
in the mechanism from the action of
the pedals.
Now if my harp stood this wear and
tear. | an quite sure that good new
harp should last lifetime to an anna
teur, or fifteen TO twenty years to
professional player. II not, then the
instrument is not what it should be.
For general use ! would suggest the
medium or second-sized harp. espe-
cially for ladies, as being sufficiently
large IN size and tone. but OF course for
the public concert room the first and
largest size is desirable. The price OF
q new harp is from five hundred TO two
thousand dollars.
Nothing is more beneficial TO harp
than regularity of daily practice if ever
so little. BY this means it keeps in
tone and in every sense repays the at
tcntion- The strings should be of the
hnest quality: PadCa for the first top
octave and half. best German or Ro-
man for the remainder OF the second
ana third octare. and Roman or Eng
lish for the fourth and fifth octave.
lind the best German strings very good.
though the i'adua is the best for the
thin upper notes
Several days prior to using The harp.
the strings should be overstrung 4 half
note above the ordinary pitch, 10 guar
antee their staying powers and avoid
excess Of tunirv Pianos $4,000
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-17
Medical Ouacks and Secret Remedies.

A new method of treatment. new
drug, or a new dogma in medicine. is
like doctrine or a dogma or a deduc
tion in theology. 1t is or may be a
means of physical salvation. as the
other is or may be means of spiritual
salvation. The man who keeps such as
a profitable secret. whether physician
or minister. is traitor to his profes-
sion and TO humanity. and Is false to
his mission. There are many ways OF
paltering with this principle. and there
fore the rule needs TO he laid down
comprehensively and with exactness
as well as enforced with severity. He
who prescribes a secret remedy covers
and condones an act of treacherv and
an iufraetion of duty. He IS an accom-
plice in the guilt. and he can not GO
scot free He who derives an open or
a concealed profit from such secret
remedies is an accomplice in the Of
feuse- He who t,y written or verbal
statement supports, maintains or ex-
tends such products. he who becomes
partner in company or firm which
deals in them. is obviously false to his
mission. untrue to HIS sacred ohliga-
tons as q physician. ! shame To him
self and 3 dishonor 10 his profession.
II is fitting that the code should pro-
vide for such cases. and that il should
not remain a dead letter.-FoTura-
Little Bov-''The preacher said
there is no narryin' in EcaTen- lit
tie Girl i-''of course not There
wouldn't bc enough men there 10 go
round -tsood News