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Mohave County miner., 1893-03-18

inche, square, fleet In ground. With mound !
Of stone marked . l0S4 b, wnence Jyscs
IUaB icss h bssrs .. iss 70 T. " feet: thence y.
III X. $50 70 corner No. u idenues, .@ I
Inches diameter. "a Zee, in ground ,snss .,ts
mound OF stone, marked tiS4 .nense
Yucca ins. diam, blAxed aud marked
lius4 D. bears y. q. 80 Z. = ~sn Ts.nss @
n. T,a W. go 70 corner No. I, the place OF oe-
ginning. Containing acres, a. "a
Magnetic variation ~" 10 Y. containing y. ~
scres. a., a..
Recorders once OF Mohaye county. Aritons,
10 BOOK 3. Of Miscellaneous records OF Mohsse
couaty, aad OF this millsi Ia BOOK S'oi Oh
mlll-site. $500.
The sdjoining claimant IL Henry schaeier.
Any and ali persons claiming adversely Any
portion Of said Southern Pride lode or southern
Pride Mill site mine or surface ground sfe Re
quired 70 file their adverse claims Win ths
Register Of the United States Land Once q
Prescott in the Territory Of Arizona. during
the sixty days period ol publication thereof,
or they will be barred by virtue of the pro
visions Of the statute. J. G. MAXIM,
kegister.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-18
Notice or Fsrirsturc

To A. 4. Rogers, r. w. Rogers and Io.
Mendez your heirs, as igns and legal Pm
. entatives: 'ep
You are hereby notified that the una.,
signed, who 10 coOwner with you IN ~.
Iiniic mining claim, has exp .nded the .rr
OF two hundred dollars upon the said min.
ing claim in labor and i,nproyoment. ~.
expenditures being made in the wear. ,sos
sno .s5z IN compliance with the Ur;..st
States mining isws requiring annual sInsn
dtnrss to be made on mining claim. nv.
said Tintio mining claim consists 81 ~,
feet IN length bv 600 feet la width. s;.ro.o
IN Waiiapai mining district, Mohnve se c,,,,s
". Territory Of Arizous. 4 rec.rd % n. M
location Of the ssid Tint,c claim Ia ,nsa.. sns =!
the record OF mines In the vffics ~ -. "a
county Recorder NJ said Mohayr co,n,- '.e
BOOB n, page '93. And Won are hsy,,.hn -
f.rthcr notified that IL at the er pi ,s,ion ~
ninety days. after the publication ~ ~. y.
notice, you fail or refuse 10 ,on,r;hn. .n's
pay TO me your proportion OF the syns, or
lures. together with the cost uf ,bs r,'S,;
cation of this notice. the interest ~ so m
and each OF you in said Tintio min;ro :. you
VIII Do forfeited and become the n,o,s..n ~'n'.n
OF the undersigned. '"porty
k'nRman, Arizona, January itth isoa
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-18
NOTI. = TO CREDITOR .

Estate of William Haywood, dcosas-d.
Notice is hereby gwen by the unde-
signed administr stor ~ the eStste of
William Haywood, deceased, to the ored-
itors Of, and all persons having claim
against the said deceased. t. exhi lit them
with the necessary youches within fur
months after the irst publ cation of this
notice, to the administrator. at his place
OF business n the t'wn of Kingman, that
being the place for the transaction of the
business Of said estate in tho Coun.y Of
Mohave Territory of Arizona.
A. vER MEHR.
Administrator Of the E-tate Of William
Haywood. deceased.
Dated at kiuRm IN. Feb 9th. 1883. i74
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-18
M. ISL.
Application for . Patent
(First insertion March 4th,--IOw
10. 9: LAND oryicE. Prescott.

~. 8. LAND oryrcE. erescott.
February 9th, lsa3
Notice Is hereby given that Henry schacfer
whose postoffice address Is Kiagmaa Mohay,
county, Arizona, has this day filed his appli
cation for patent for fifteen hundred (iyoo
linear feet Of the Southern ride mine or vel
bearing precious metals with surface ground
situated In Gold Basin mining district Counfy
of Mohave, and Territory of Arizona ma
designated ~ BY the aeld notes and ofiicial plat
and b. said survey No 1904 4 being ss follow. % =
to.wit: Southern Pride lode.
Beginning at initial mon. Identical with ioc
mon. pine, post #. long. FMS. sqr.. set II,
II. 10 ground, with mound of stone markell
l-1034 A, whence stone mon. on north end cen
ter of Josephine mine bears s. 24a 45' W 10 N
stake 5-l0s5 bears y. $50 So z. i52l.6 feet.
is ysses s..,. .ns Sam e,snsa and ,I, marked
3ss so W., var. l4s 90 Z. 800 II. 10 stake ! on
west boundary line OF claim. Identical with
loc. mon. pine post IT, long, ins. sqr., set
II r. In ground. with mound Of stones marx ed
2ios4 A, whence yucca ins. diam. blazed
aud marked B. 7. 2I0s4 A bears g. sys a. p
"a II. Thence 8. 50s 10' W. SO r. 20 stake 2
Identical with location monument pine post
mound Of stone marked sfts4 A. whence n :
min. mon. No. I, q. b. NJ. d., bears s. bs Ia W
1854 r., yucca 8 ins. diam. blazed aud marked
s. sss So Z. 600 TO stake 4; Identical with ioe
mon, cedar pole II long, ins. diam. IL
IT, In ground with mound Of stone marked
1904 A, whence queen ms diam, blascd ana
marked b. T.4.l084 A, bears 8. as i0' r. 81 & N
Thence n: 5oa 10 4. 1900 to stake s. Did not
md location mon. pine post IT, long. 4
ins. diam, III II. Ia ground with mound of
stone, marked 5l034 A, whence yucca q ina
diam. blaxed and marked b. r. 5i03A A bee rs
3. 81 50' w. 43.5 H. Thence NJ 3gp 50' W. soO n
TO center OF vein. 900 TO stake 6. identical
with l0c. mon. A pine post II. long. 1 ins
sqr.. III n. ia ground with mound of atone
marked 6-io3l A, whence top of smokesiack
Of Gold Basin mil. bears N. 5Oa 50E. about
miles. Yucca 5 ins. diam. blazed and marked
3. 7. 6-l04 A, bears 8. So 20 w. "a H. Thence
y. 50s TO- w. 1850 II. TO stake 2.lG34 A. on west
boundary line OF claim. Total area OF southern
Pride lode 20.66 acres.
Survey No. 1904 B. Southern Pride mi,l-,ite
Beginning at cor. No. 1, Identical with Ioc.
cor. pine post II. long. ins sqr, IL nj
In ground. with mound Of stone marked Iloai
b. whence yucca fnR. diam. blazed and
marked B. r. 1103l B., bears 8 $50 50' W. ~ n
Thence .. lie w. $50 20 corner No 2. identi.
cal with loc. mon, pine post II. long, ins
sqr,. l2 II in ground with mound of stone
marked 2.l094 b., whence y. 8. min. mon
No. 2, @. B. NJ D.. bears s. n" Y. 72l n stake
3 1904 bears N 42s l5' T. Is 80 feet. yuccs
inches diameter blaxed and marked n T
2.lo34 =. bears n. s3s 40 w, ~ feet Thence q
!Ss Y $50 feet to corner No 3. Identical with
location corner. pine post feet long
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-18
Sossre .. CrsAas.s..
,,...,s Of John gslIy. dss..ssd.

Estate OF John Kelly. dssenssd.
Notice 4. hereby aivsn BY ths sssss-
signsd. administrators Of the ssssss y
.ohn FsIIy. dsesassd, 10 the creditors 4
and sll persons having claims aes,nm ~
ssid deceased. - exhibit thsm viii -.
pecs.sAsy vouchers, within four moatk.
after the 6rxt qualifications Of this sotis..
70 the said administrator. At his plsss 4
businsss In the town Of kinamsn, the 49,
bsins ths place for the trans -etion Of IT,
business Of aid estate, In the Coussy 4
Moh~vs. Territory Of Arizona.
A. vEK MEHk,
4 Administrator Of tbs ssrats Of John Kelly,
i7N
Dated 1T Kinrman, February 18th. Isa,
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-18
N.ts-~ III Aa,ai.i.traaer.' ~.Ir.

Motto In hereby given tn It an order q,
the Probste Court. of the county of Mo.
have, Territory II Arizona. made on the
18th day Of De 'embsr, A. ID. 1882, in the
matter Ut the estate of Edwin Briggs
deceased. the undersigned administrator of
said estate. will ssll At public or private
sale to the highest bidder for cash Tor 40.
proved security in lawful money Of the
United State and subject to Co firm .t,on
by sid Probate C,urt ON or after wedne,.
dav the 18th da, of NJ ,rch, 1898 all the
rish:, title interest and est ,te Of the said
Edwin Briggs. deoe q d, at the time Of hi
death, and all the riaht. title and intere I.
that the @id estate his by operation of
law Or Otherwise acquired other than or IL,
addition TO that IT the said estate ut the
time Of his death, / and to all that certain
lot. piece or parcel Of land situate, lyi.Q
and being in the said County Of Mohaye
and Territory Il .rizon,.
Described ~ follows, to.ait;
A certain psrc-i ar pi-ce of land situate
and lyiug on the b . adv. in the County
Of Moh We, Trrr tory If >rizona, o ,rticu.
lariy knosn aud drscrib-d as the Briggs
and Owen isanoh.
Terms and c,n iti'ns of sale. Cash in
hwfni mo ,-y OF the United States, or ap.
proved security If sd ,n time. Deed ut
the expense of puroh ,ssr.
Bid IN be made at any time af Or the
tirst Duhlioa tiou NJ thu rot;oa o,a A. s
making the sale. All bias or offers must
fe in writing. and left ut the residence If
A. Cornwall on the Big Sandy in M.,have
county, Territory of Ariz ma, or delivered
to him IN person.
D. IL. BIGLER, Administrator.
A. C"RSwsLI. A. ent.
Dated Feb. 2Si. 1888. 174t
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-18
Plaintiff.
Summons.

~. 81. Ma8Ou.
Plaintiff.
va. Summona
Kingman Silver MiniDek
Company, ID fe1dani.
Action brought in the District Court OF
the Fourth judicial Dist riot, in and for she
County Of Mohave, Territory Of Arizona.
The Territory Of Arizonx send. greeting to
Kingman Silver Mining Company.
You are hereby summoned and required
to appear in an notion brought against you
by the above named plaintiff in the Dis
triot Court of the Fourth Iudic,al District.
in and for the County Of Mohave, in tbs
Territory Of Arizona. and answer the com.
plant filed with the Clerk Of this Court AT
Kingman, in said county. "a copy of which
complaint accompanies this eummons }.
within ten days, Exclusive Of the day of
service) after the service upon you Of this
Summons, II served In this county. but If
served out Of the County and within the
District, then within twenty days; where
personal service Of copy of the sum
mons and complaint Is made out Of the
Territory, or service by publication is
made as provided by law, within twenty
days after the completion thereof; in all
other cases thirty days.
And you are hereby notified that IL you
fail to appear and answer the complaint az
above required the Plaintiff will take judp.
ment by default against you.
This action is to foreoloss lien upon
debt due plaintiff for the sum Of nineteen
hundved and ffty-siI d,ilars.
And costs and disbursements in this be.
half expended.
Given under my hand and the seal of
said Court, at Kingman,
lsRAL) this 9Th dav Of March 1898.
o.. d. M. GADDfs. Clerk.
ByJ. W. MoRoAx Dep. Clerk. l7.4.w.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-18
NOTICE.

ny. NOTICE is hereby given that neitbe, m.
blind Goddess mining claim, situataS LIZ ;s
ini'an Secret mining district Msh..n ~
county. Arizona Territory, nor 4. sse awnsNe
t mm os responsible for any labor ne,.
,o.ned I'.a ior. Or debts contracted nv % sny
iessees Of said mining claim. y IN!
II. P. EWING.
s. W. WEST.
kingman, Arizona. Octot,er ,s,h ,ooo
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-18

"ANTED SALESMAN FOR CALI.
w fornia wines; 800 per month and ex-
penses, with chance for advanoement; COM
mission II preferred; no experience reQuir-
ed; address, inclosing 8 stamps. w A.
Vsndsrcook, s6 wine department, Los An.
Relts, California.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-18
BkEON a LAMRERr.
SAFE.

In Weaver district. one Bryant mill.
one rock breaker, two fiat boats. 20 fr~t
70 length ny u feet wide, each, shaisins,
oeiiinR. blacksmith tools. .tr., ~ill i~
so'd cheap for cash This machinery
mas not heen used over week Apply 10
HARVEY HuBBs,
Kinvm.n
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-18

William G.ldsr. L. L. Bailey aud Caldwell
Ysaman, known 10 ins to be ths persons
whose names are -ubsoubed to the fcrsgo-
ing Articles Of lnsorpor tion, and NO.
knowt dyed ~ me that they exscut q tho
same for the purposes therein expresses
Given under my hand and Notarial seal
this yth day Of February. A.
fsEAL) u. 1893.
OTIS G. HANN,
l6-6-w. Notary Public.
My commission expires Ap, IL 25th, 1886.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-18
sum MONS

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Fourth Judicial District, Of the Tern.
tory OF Arizona. in and for the County
Of MOhave.
A. j. Mason.
Arizona republican., 1893-06-18

Lee Matthews, who was afterward ap- pointed by Governor Booth to re- sponsible position at San Quintin, and Is now connected with the detective service at San Francisco. Matthews was succeeded by Marshal Paul, who held the run two years and was trans lerred to Nevada. He was followed by Tom McGee. McGee was shot three times and died in the service of the company, not from wounds but it is be- lieved from continual apprehension that he would be killed. After McGee came Jim Luddy, who is at present assessor ot Calaveras county. Tovey succeeded Luddy.
 Drivers and messengers on that line always expected every trip would be attended by a scrimmage with road agents and such scrimmages were SO numerous that expectation was natural and frequently realized Although the decline of mining has greatly lessened the temptation to stage robbery the fate of Tovey proves that it is not en- tirely removed and emphasizes the nerve that must have been required Tn Welis-Fargo messengers ten or fifteen years ago.
Arizona republican., 1893-06-18
LOCAL BRIEFS.

C.C, Hackett yesterday filed final proof or desert land entry claim to the 2, sw 4, sec 8, tp l,sr5e.
 Rev. Samuel A. Dyberg will preach sermon upon "The Chinese Question" to the Unitarian Congregation in Good Templars hall, today at II o'clock.
 Yesterday was the day set for a mset- ing in this city of the Live Stock Sani- tary Commission. For some reason the out of town members failed to appear and the meeting was postponed.
 Messrs. John Roach, Wyman, Cess man and three other gentlemen from Tucson are in the city awaiting the ar rival of Engineer Drummond, engaged in government survey in the northern part of the territory. Mir. Drummond will arrive today.
 MesHrs. McGinnis and Heinlein, ar chitects, have com pleted the plans for KimbMll's hotel at Mesa. It will be of brick and will be supplied with mod. ern cOnveniences. Financial arrange ments have also been made for its con- struction and the work will begin at once.
 uC 5b Ol liiU ctdsOu were on sale yesterday at the Candy Kitchen. They were grown by Mir. Mills on his ranch near Glendale. That watermelons have not been in the market for the past six weeks is not the fault of the Salt river climate. It has been that long since they made their appearance at Yuma where they were planted in January, which might also have been done in the Salt River val. ley.
 Johnny Griffin. the young man, who was quarantined some time ago, sup posed to be suffering with scarlet fever. has entirely recovered and will soon be at his post again at NJ. E. Hurley's butcher shop. Mrs. B. Mauray. the good hearted nurse, who SO tenderly cared for hm during his sickness, is deserving of much praise as she took charge of the case, when no others would, and has faithfully stood by him during his illness.
Arizona republican., 1893-06-18
ICeI ICel

The Phoenix Ice Factory will deliver ice in the old city limits at the follow ing prices:
 Fifteen pounds or less, l cent per pound.
 Over twenty-five pounds, 34 cent per pound.
 Special rates on amounts exceeding 200 pounds.
 Our ice is made from natural water and the ice crystals while forming are constantly exposed to stream of run ming water, which effectually removes all impurities, the product being in every respect the same as natural ice, and we guarantee it to be equal in purity, density, and keeping qualities to any natural or manufactured ice in the world. S. D. LoUNT X SON.
Arizona republican., 1893-06-18
HE IS PLEASED.
The Agent of the East Tennessee
 Colony In Town.

The Agent of tho East Tennessee
 Colony In Town.
 MT. Wells, the gentleman from Cleve- land, Tenn, who came to PhRnix a week ago to look up site for a colony of fifty families of which he is the agent, returned yesterday from an ex. tensive tour of the country north of the river. He has visited many ranches and carefully observed the manner of living and farming and the profits of the business. He is highly pleased and will report to the colony in favor of the Salt River valley. Shortly before leav- ing home he was offered certain price for his farm and he says now that he is so favorably impressed with Arizona that he will accept if necessary 75 per cent of the price offered him in order to get away from the comparatively sterile region of East Tennessee.
 lie will spend next week on the south side and on the Mesa. One thing which impresses MT. Wells is the fact that ranchman in ordinarily good circumstances may conduct a farm profitably without manual labor on his own part. He is confident that next fall the population of the Salt River valley will be increased by 300 persons from East Tennessee alone. These fifty families are prosperous, hard working and well-to.do, possessing from $l 900 to 5000 each.
Arizona republican., 1893-06-18
Nsither of the Bidders
 Wholly Successful.
n, Contract Equally Divided
 Between Them.
nsnjx Light and Power Company 10 Begin July l5-East End
 Company Oct, !.

special session ci the council WAS ! sl last night to receive the report of street. committee on the bids of the bgaix Light and Power company and i, Ess. End Electric Light compsny. Tte original bid of the former was DIT month per light, while that of ]. later was Sl less. The former, never, was ready to begin immedi- |rsDtra.ions. while the latter could usH,er upon a contract before Oc. -sil. Neither bid, however, quite ,:0msd to the specifications and the -niltee was divided.
 h.h bidders were represented before | < council by attorneys, Judge Cox E,ssring for the Phoenix Light and svr company and Capt. Hancock | gbs East End. Mir. Cox insisted T the contract should begin at once | q sd it was particularly desirable M the street should be lighted on | B. ),casiOl of the visit ot the sena | sa committee. He sad that he was gOyner of six lots, one of which he ! ml rather surrender to the city than n contract should not be awarded aItIi1er who would immediately go IU'k upon it.
 UID.. Hancock, for toe East End slyaly, called attention to the lower ' ! iai Tected the services which MT. aIin3r had performed for tho city. l !, y.eg Oi the division of the mem m oi the council on the subject it was Ssrn.nal to compromise their differ s,s: by dividing the contract between | EA bidders at the rate proposed by as East End company.
 NJ, Goldberg had moved the award g5 the contract to the Phoenix Light ri Power company, and under the s1, OI the compromise, Rn amend ,:ti vas made by MT. Chapman and h1gei, 10 award 10 the Pnpnlx Llgh; E!Poser company and the East Fad lttrIc Light company to furnish R7e arc lights each, of l,2OO.candle NJsr for period of one year at S8 per gt per month, the lights to be placed taca points as may be designated by auumon council and not to exceed iet; apart, and to he placed at the i2sn'e Oi said company. Additional Esg!l be of the same power and t4 De furnished at $8 per month per E, Two experimental lights each to spI ID for the purpose of ascertain Aa)g far apart it will be neces sary to Eprnanent lights. The contract oi
 sFoealx Light and rower company Commence July l5 1893 and the con Aa0i the East End Electric Light
 1aRy, 10 hegin Oct. 1893; each 10
 'a bond of $l ,0O0 for the faithful tui'
 ,re1t 0i the contract. .,
 lls only other business transa ted hp Oder a warrant to be drawn on
 a-nor,e0cv fund for $46 to retund
 ' m.u.t nl the licenses collected
 l platers. harbers and Dlacksmiths, @"c,ons Of the license ordinance re- an9 D those trades having been re-
 Hd.
 h'co1ncil adjourned until Monday -E. when the cIty attorney wiil suO- i''1e form oi the electric light con Na
Arizona republican., 1893-06-18
IT TOOK NERVE
To Run a Stage Coach in
 Those Days.
"Reminiscences by Marshal Paul Re- called by Mike Tovey's Mur-
 der Last Thursday.

Ex.United States Marshal Paul, who was in the city yesterday, related inter. esting "reminiscences of staging in Cali fornia, recalled by the murder of Michael Tovey, the Wells Fargo mes seuger near Jackson last Thursday.
 Marshal Paul was well acquainted with rovey and for several years prior 10 1877, was messenger with him be- tween Carson and Bldie, and also be. tween Virginia City and Pioche.
 Clint Radcliffe, the driver, who was with Tovey che other day when he was killed, was at that tims running be- tween Indian Wells and Darwin.
 Those were troublesome times in Nevada and on part of the route on which Marshal Paul and Tovey ran the services Oi three messengers were re- guired. ...
 To estimate the necessity for this pre- caution it may be mentioned that dur, ing the month on which Marshal Paul amt the Nevada service and came to ArIzona for Wells Fargo, the stages on which he was messenger, carried out cold bullion valued at $670, 900.
 His place was filled by Tovey, who was succeeded by well. known wells Fargo messenger named Woodruff. a brother of Hank Woodruff, who TOT merlv resided in this territory.
 Along in 1880 one day the stage, sup erintended by Tovey and Woodruff, wa' attacked between Carson and Bodle Dy Sharn and Jones, the men mentioned in ye.terday's dispatches concerning Tovey's killing. Jones was Killed DS Toyey and Sharp escaped, but was al tervard captured at San Francesca ana sent up for long term. .,
 Speaking of the letter said 10 hsv' beep received by rovey few days De fore the murder, signed sharp" Mar sbal papl said the authorities ought tC know where Sharp is. He believes uh iess he was pardoned be has not ye cn,npieted his term at san cluentln and that the letter was blind, con ains;on also arrived at hy the prooa hiIity that Sharp if he had intended i S' pin 3or Inc messenger would hardil hnna no,ified him of his intentions.
 That line on which ToVey was k.lle' ns has always been regarded as the nnTs Janverous in California. It or'g'haII. .~tanded from MokeIumne 10 Iohe .aL;no in Amador, Drytown ana oths 1h .s IT. was shortened by railroad pom, po,i;,Ii; :; now runs only from Jackson t' lone. n, that line wa
Arizona republican., 1893-06-18
To The Worlds Fair.

The Santa Fe route will sell from Deming and Fl Psso tickets to Chicago and return for $55.l0, to St. Louis and return for $47.l0, to Kansas City, At chison, St. Joseph, Leavenworth and re. turn for S45.00, limited for return to and including November l5, 1893. Passen- gers via the Santa Fe route make close connections at Deming, are offered all the conveniences known to modern travel, quickest time, meals that cannot be equslled, and are landed in the heart of Chicago, close to hotels, cable cars, and elevated roads. Secure your Pull man accomodations by writing 10 c. H. Morehouse, D. F. & P. A., Fl Paso, Texas.
Arizona republican., 1893-06-18
Solicitous for the Grass.

A couple of young men, strangers in
 the city. make complaint against the unnecessary rudeness of the court house jsnitor. They say they were sitting in the plaza one partially on the grass, when the janitor appeared with an in strument which looked like surveyors flag staff and threatened to impale him. They say he became profane in his allusion to visitors who seek the shade of the plaza and went away but soon re- turned with hatchet with which he demolished the seats on the border of the grass and swore he would break up the custom of assembling in the plaza.
Arizona republican., 1893-06-18

Citizens, study your health; good health is happiness. Use Coronado Natural Mineral Water at every oppor- tunity. Physicians from all over the country are recommending it to their patients for positive relief in kidney trouble and indigestion. For sale in quart amp pint bottles by all reliable druggists, grocers and wine merchants. Orders can be left with L. Melczer, wholesale liquor dealer. agent.
Arizona republican., 1893-06-18
District Court.

In district court yes terday Manuel Valtares indicted for assault with in- tent to murder Bernardo Medina, was convicted of aggravated assault.
 In the Wentworth divorce case, the husband was granted decree and the custody of one child and an equitable division of the community property. The decree was granted on the cross bill alleging adultery on the part of the plaintiff, who is, however, given the custody of the other two children.
Arizona republican., 1893-06-18
The Alfalfa Meat Market.

have just opened my new meat mar. ket, No. "A Washington street, next door to Mesa Fruit Store, where have fitted up one of the neatest markets in Phoenix. My shop will always be found clean and neat, and all my meats fresh and nice. Will also have poultry on hand at all times. Prompt delivery will be made 8 speciality. l buy my stock direct from the ralsers and use no culls. c. c. REED, "
 24 West Washington St.