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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-18
The NeQuadr FIRE

Last night. at y o'clock, the pretty
frame residences Of j. W. Mctluade, ia
the CroeaAn X Kennedy addition on the
highlands, WAS discovered 10 he on tire,
add to-day nothing but ashes remain of
the once pretty home. the fire COM
pAnies were on tue ground as early as
possible, and although the tire whs Just
Ueyond the city limits line oi huse,
nearly LOO feet long, was laid from the
nearest hydrant nj tie corner OF Walter
street aud TiJeras avenue, and soon
thereafter q good stream of water was
turned upon the fast devouring flames.
In the meantime, however, the Hook n
Ladder company had arrived, and were
doing noble work in tearing down the
burning frame work, 80 W. ~ give the
nozzlemsp an opportunity to play di.
rectly upon the tire. The wind was
blowing fearful gale, sparks we're
tossed 10 the air in oil direct IONS, bat
the fire, by heroic work Of the hrsmen,
was kept confined in the burning build.
ing. The fence surrounding the house,
the large windmill. and the bachelor
home Of Cal. Scott, only a few feet
east, were rot IN the least damaged,
% effectively did the laddies main.
tain their reputation 10 lire lighters.
Every fireman orked like trojans, and
when tho tire was under control the No,
hose cart Vas ordered back 10 quarters
10 case OF emergency should another
alarm be sounded.
Mr.. McQuade states that he, wife and
baby, sitb the servant glrl, Ciis,lsnt
Simonds, were In the kitchen popping
corn. when the servant girl got up ant
went 10 tbs closet 10 make her bed. Al
soon a. the closet door was opened
flames burst into her face, aud Sb,
screamed "flre." In one instant he saw
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-18

The lots four feet ~ more, that they
would delay the planting ~ trees until
The same su done. TIE old highland
rchool building Will nov u- advertised
Toe sale. The t,oafi. after psy lux Tor tue
buildings, has si2uuu balance to tue &C.
count 81 building inud. The high school
vii hereafter be IN thc Frs, ward school
building
The fashionable ball ut the opera
house last night Na held In honor %
the Misses Schultz. u h. I'asp, sisters u
drs. Nos Held, and Wss indeed n very
brilliant affair. Dancing commenced at
?sp o'clock from d.ligntful music rcu
drred by the ID Mauro orchestra, and II
was long after the mi might hour that
the party dispersed 90 their respective
hOmee. Mrs. iiaWlsy served the lunch,
aud she again su,,alued her reputation
49, u titst class caterer.
ll,n H. W. Th1mpsnn. the venerable
Indiana republican politician. who has
almust m good political record Ia the
councils ~ hls PARTY ss Hon, Vim. r..
G.adsirn" ~ England. MAS a passenger
10 California on THIS mornings delayed
No. passenger tram from the north.
Judge ". ID. Lee. me; the distinguished
gentleman ut u. depot. and Tor the
short time the tam remained At the de-
pot thes. two veil SHOWN jurists were
Engaged ~ pleasant conversation. Mr..
rhumpson IL bang accompanied west
10y - party % his im mediate family, and
IA his return ns vii stop over n tew
days IN tho New Meiico metropolis.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-18
- HEVs Tfs FNHEN"sNEN
Mayor Of the City OF Albuqusrqas.

Each season hes its own peculiar NAL
ady; but with tho blood maintained In Q
state OF uniform vigor and purity by the
use OF Ayers Sarsaparills little danger
used DO feared from meteorological In
huenoes. No other blood sasdictns 10 %
safe and effective.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-18
ktsa words.

DR.. Henry Kirby. specialist, who eft
last week TO look up q new location, hiss
settled down 10 Albuquerque, New Mex
100. His wife, Mrs. DR.. Kirby, also q
physician, will open an office In the sans
building. Mrs. Kirby left on Tuesday
for her new home. Mr.. aad Mrs.. KIRBY,
during their long residence in this city,
were held 10 high es,sem by large circle
Of friends. Their object 10 leaving was
10 seek . moro oongenial climate and .
larger field for their special lipes OF prac.
tioe. The citixsns OF Alouq u@rque will
hnd 10 them pleasant, sooiabls people.
useful citizens aud able PRACTITIONERS
DIR. Kirby has held several posit .ons OF
trust In this CITY and county. Served
one or two terms a. coroner, several
years a. pension Grammar and has ssrv.
ed on both the city council and board OF
education OF this city. Their friends
here will oe pleased 10 learn that they
have found desirable location 90 soon,
and will wish for their health aud proc
psrity IN abundsnos.-Osaes City. Kas.
cas-. Free Press.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-18
Arser Day Prseis.ssse..

Whereas, In accordance with Law, the
governor OF tho territory has, by pro
clamation, called upon all the citizeos
OF the territory 70 observe arbor day ~
an appropriate manner.
Now therefore. I, Geo. 3. yesterday.
mayor % the city Of Albuquerque. do
hereby name and appoint Friday, the
.G3i day Of March, 40 arbor day, TO DO oh
served in said city, and I request the
same TO be observed a. . holidays that
all business houses 10 closed, and that
the citizens generally observe the day by
planting trees aud shrubs, and by other
appropriate exercises.
GEo. q. EAsrKRDAr,
Mayor Of the City OF Albuqusrque.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-18
eoid On . Positive Oasrantee.
on MoHgv eGvvNNGo.

ITO GEORGE y. HOsMtR, You are hereby
i notified that the Banda Mining Il Smelling
Go. has made the necessary annual improve
ments or the following mining claims; The
Mhs, aret IT," The Virgin Saint" The rolf
t,ire' aud .rhe ur,cn rup," Tor the year i-f,,
To contribute yopr prup,stE,nhts share 81 the
expenditures made for sald improvements
THEODORE ITO NEGGER.
March I, les. Secretary 4. N, A Il. To.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-18
MIIss, Nerve a Liver fiila.

Act on . new principle rcgulsting the
liver. stomach and bowels through the
nerves. A new discovery. Dr. Niles
Piils speedily cure billousnssa, bad tsstA
torpid livor, piles. constipation. Un-
s9ualed tor men, women, children. Small.
cot, mildsst, surssti 90 dosss % cents.
Samples frss. I'd T. II. Burgess A Son.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-18

When the scalp 10 atrophisd. OF shiny
bald. no preparation will restore tho
hair; In oil other osIes. Halle Hair Rs-
newer will START . growth.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-18

fornis and MEXICO. The shells represent
q numerous collection Of sea ash, DO
sides other h,deous things that have
their being W the dep waters. TIE
shells will be artist,cally arranged In
cahinet order, and will Ocoupy q favorite
cite IN Mr.. Young's room 10 tho Com.
mefcial club building.
Mrs, W. y. Talbot, accompanied by
her daughters Mas Maud and Mrs.
Jees. Robbins, expect 10 leave In = fsw
days Tor several months sojourn In
Southern California.
Paul Klein. OF Mascoutah, H., cattle
solicitor Tor the Missouri Pacific rail.
road, WIS At the Armii, yesterday. and
last evening Peter Schecb and Henry r.
Kaeufer, who formerly lived at Mas.
ooutsb. showed the gentleman cour
tesies Mr.. Klein left this morning for
Flagstaff Ia buy up cattle, accompanied
by W. l.. fouIks, Of Utica, Kapsas.
The democrats Of Ward . organized
last night. NJ. =. Ryan was elected
permanent chairman; Sam Sterne, II. X.
Cassclls, A. II. Jones, II. c. Bsldridse,
James McCorristou and jacob Korber,
wee presidents; William Hy~, secretary
and treasurer. Au executive committee
was appointed, also q COMMITTEES 10 20.
eur. speakers for the next meeting,
which will be held next Thursday night.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-18

Judge Seed Who will try John Rube,
Tor the murder % Young Sam Steel, st
Las Cruces ia" other day, passed down
the road last night. The New Mexican
says:
John RUDE not Roper, M first re-.
ported 10y telegraph who shot and
kl,lei Sam Steel, Judge Mctls's nephew,
at Las Cruces, on Thursday evening last,
has been indicted Tor murder ~ the bret
d"sise 10y the grand jury now IN session.
and IL 10 have hrs trial at once.
10 day Judge Mcf,s telesraphed TO
Judge S-''ds requesting him To come to
Las 'ruces and preside at the trial %
To" crsr, M he, Judg. McFle, is dis.
qualified e. net. Judge Seeds will de.
part for Las Cruces to night for this
purpose.
The trial will no doubt be one Of more
than ordinary interest From all reports
III" klIIns of young Steel, an excellent
young maD, ~ most peaceabls char.
act-r, was one ~ the most wAnton aud
cold blOOdsd of crimes.
Rube ~ u cowboy who IL said TO be re-
si'unsble for many vicious deeds, and ut
all present indications ID ma Ana county
bids far To witness u hanging, before
many more mOons.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-18

THIS morning at = o'clock n. X. Farr,
the photographer over THE JirizEa VI
tce died ut the sanitariun ON the Hugh
, .ssss Illness. Se"lcrdsy s'Es.x p&HkS ,'s
was at his gallery, but wac not CONSIDER
ed seriously ia. lie. however, seemed IN
give rp all hopcs of living, and that
evening became Frustrated ~ his bed.
The next day, Friday, his case was re-
ported 10 the local ordor u Odd Fsllows,
aud by their direction he was tsnderly
removed 10 u hack that afternoon to the
sanitarium, where he gioduslly grew
weaker and died in his sleep this morn
lag. Every morning the night nurse
called NJ the gallery IN order TO make q
report To the wife on the condition Of
the sick husband. aud this morning he
called at 7:B o'oloos. stating that" he
passed q peaceful night-rcstinR and
sleeping easily" Hal! an hour later thu
news was received by the wife, who had
been cheered up by the report
that he was dead. Unlike the aver,
age consumptive, he did not have
the courage 10 wage . vigorous
warfare against death, and absolute
ly gave up all hopes when he took
to his bed last Thursday . week. The
body was taken In charge by Undertak
or Strong, sod will be arranged for tn,
funeral ut the undertaking rooms Sun
day afternoon at 2 O'Clock, the sermon
being preached by Rev. Thompson. and
tha burial under the auspices oi the 10
cal lodges Of ]. q. .. n. and A. o. Y. W.
the deceased being az honorebls mem
O-r OF both lodges back In Minneapolis
MINI
II. X, farr was 81 years old and wa,
born IN Vermont. Some years ago b,
moved to Mlnnespolls, Mion., aud OF
the lat Of July, 1872, he came 10 THU
city IN quest Of health. On the 10Th o
August, 1872, he purchased the photo
graph gallery from NJ. b. Howard, ans
since then has enjoyed mosl sxcellsn,
business. His mother, who resides q
Durango. near Chicago, ILL.,, and ~,
married sons-one at Minneapolis an,
the other at Chicago-hsve been not,tis,
of his d-sth. Mrs. t'arr hss the sympa
thy Of the community. Al the reques
Of the deceased, the remains will DO bur
led in Fairview cemetery.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-18

~ have uSed Ayers Hair vigor for Q
lumber Of years, and II has always given
me satisfaction. II 10 az excellent dress.
ing, prevents the hair from turning gray,
tnsures lie vigorous growth, and keeps
the scalp white and clean. MARY A.
Jackson, Salem, Mas.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-18
The Verdict.

The oorouer's jury, sitting upon the
dead body Of Eugene Bonn, who was
run over and KILLED IN the lower yards
the other morning, concluded its Lahore
late yesterday afternoon, returning the
following verdict:
We, the undcrsigned. Justice Of tho
peace aud jury who sat upon the inquest
held the 18th and lith days 81 March,
ls'ci, on IA" body OF Eugene Bonn, found
~ precinct ~, county OF Bernalillo. find
that the deceased came 70 his death by
reason ~ being crushed to death under
the care ~ n paseing train IN the yards
Of the A, r. IS +. Railroad Company
on the night ~ March II, 1893 and we
further ind. from the evidences, that tho
deceased WAS intoxicated at the time and
that To the best ~ our Judgment be was
run over and killed by the cabooss Of
the construction train OF the Atlantic a
Pacific railroad, but, from the evidences
before Ne, no blame can be attached 10
the crew u said work train.
Signed Henry LsDckhart, justicsi
~ the peace; Frank Van Lsuvsn, fore
man; &. w, Msdlsr. J. II. Drury, j.
schwartz, J. Is. Upton. II. Jay Stone
Jurors.
Arizona republican., 1893-06-14
PERSONAL.

Gus Ellis, who has been in the civ
since Sunday morning, returned to
Tucson last night.
Joseph G. Perry, secretary OF the
ella Bend Reservoir and Irrigation
company, is In she city on legal bust.
ness.
j. B. Obermiller, for a long time
connected with the Yuma Copper com
pany, left last night for his old home
OF Ste Genivieve, Mo.
Mr.. j. Oldaker is in the city from the
Wolfey canal, Gila Bend. He will re-
main in Phoenix about a week prior to
his departure to the Castle creek hot
springs.
Mr.. f. G. Lee and his family, who
have been residing in the city for the
past six weeks. left last night for Los
Angeles. MIR. Lee will return in the
fall and engage in business.
Commercial hotel guests Yesterday
were: M. A. Mendlesen, San Fran.
cisco; G. W. Fogg and w. I. Scudder,
Chicago; Jos. 9. Perry, Tucson; Il. w.
Barnhart, San Francisco; w. II.
Quernheim, St. Louis; w. ). Alleny,
New York; Miss J. T. Lewis, Hartford !;
Z. l.. Paris, Newton, Kan; r. C.
Powers and son, canal camp.
Arizona republican., 1893-06-14
INCREASED VALUES.
What Railroads are Worth for
Taxation.
The Result of the Deliberations of
the Territorial Board of
Equalization.

The territorial board of equalization
yesterday closed it's labors which were
confined exclusively to fixing the valua-
ton for taxable purposes upon the rail-
roads of the territory. The changes
were importan: and were agreed upon
only after mature deliberation and
carefully comparison with the figures in
other western states and territories.
1t will be seen that in many cases the
figures are unchanged, but it will also be
seen that those roads are so situated as
to have been unable to reap any
material benefit from the general
growth and prosperity OF the territory.
The following are the changes:
The Arizona & New Mexico whose
returned assessment Of S3,4SS per mile
was allowed to stand.
No change was made in the valuation
So ,O3O, per mile, OF the Arizona d
Southeastern, from Fairbanks to Bis
bee.
Also the valuation of the Central
Arizona road, 81 COO, was permitted to
stand. ,.
The MaricOpa PhehS ihcluuips
roadbed right right of way, rolling stock
was raised to So, $50 per mile.
No change was made in the valuation
AZ, 7O5 per mile OF the New Mexico "
Arizona from Benson to Nogales.,
The Prescott & Arizona Central from
Prescott was raised from 50, 1873 as re-
turned, to $4, 22l per mile. e.,
The valuation of the Southern racine
was raised from $4,000 to $lO,796 per
mile and the Atlantic & Pacific was IN
creased from $1,000 to SSS,534'4S per
These valuations include not only the
rosdbed but the rolling stock ana
equipment. tno boord wi,, ne
held in August at which the couh'
tv assessment rolls will be passed upon
Arizona republican., 1893-06-14

hughes who has been ATTENDING the
A nerican Medical association in session
~ Milwaukee. He states that Arizona
mas been put in line by the admission
Oh the Arizona Medical association 10
mem oership in the great American az.
socistion. DR.. Hughes is doing good
WORK Tor Arizona among his 400 medi.
car brethren from all parts of the United
states by recommending her glorious
one OF the features of the meeting
was an address by DR.. Hart, the great
Lohaon ENG; authority on the subject
OF cholera, The next meeting will ba
held at San Francisco.
The doctor and his son went directly
from Milwaukee to Chicago. After
completing the worlds fair thew will
resume their extensive journey through
the east and south.
Arizona republican., 1893-06-14
DISTRICT COURT.

An Injunction Granted In an I'm
portant Case.
Yesterday was a rather quiet day in
.sMCt court and was marked by an
uUuallv short session.
10 the case of the ella Bend Reser-
ur and Irrigation company ys. Rich
|ri A. Cutter, the City Bank of Los
lagees, y. X. Gibson, j. W. Gift, s.
Bartlett, Eliot Calender, n. G.
hl!herty, John S. Stevens, William
ES, J. B. Greenhut, l.. S. Harrison,
IT, Rhodehsmmel, George j. Gibson,
c, Benson, A. A. Dougherty, John
De, Richard Roe and others, re-
Staining order was issued as prayed
land the plaintiff filed the required
Eld,
The arguments were considered in
Se application OF the Mohawk Valley
Aia. company for temporary re-
Raining order against the Farmers
@nsI company and the matter was
sisn under advisement.
Iha case OF Neustatter Bros. vs..
i'ers was continued until tomorrow.
ID the matter Of Farley and Grant
eNcOonaid, the plaintiff was given
Emission to file supplemental an
Arizona republican., 1893-06-14
His Punishment Reduc-
ed to a $50 Fine
Which was Raised by
Religious Friends.
40 Surrenders the Custody of
His Little Boy.
The Child Is Still Mysteriously Alb
sent and Alarm for His Safety
Begins to Be Felt.

Geo. Timmis, the man sentenced day
bslore Yesterday to 800 days in the
0unty jail for claiming his little seven
YEAR old son to the outside of his cabin,
VAS Yesterday Unexpectedly released
rom his confinement and what is still
more unexpected ali parties are we'll
satisfied.
There was some doubt as to Timmis's
mental condition and Notwithstanding
bis cruelty was almost unparalleled,
Sympathy was aroused for him and
carly yesterday morning a movement
VA. instituted for his relief.
Application WAS made to Justice Kin
aid or new trial on the grounds that
Me defendant was not of normal mental
sadltion and that the punishment
Inscribed was excessive. While the
,phcation was pending a proposition
"a. made to the justice to set aside the
ldgment, to fix cash fine Of $3.50 and
b cause Timmis to turn over the boy to
he care OF two persons who might be
nmed by the district attorney.
It was shown that Timmis was sub
et to epilepsy and only last week had
aFsrek an attack. The proposition
Va: not posed by the district attor-
,ey, and was accordingly agreed upon.
Rev. Mr.. Vaughan OF the NJ. 4.
Church South aud Mr.. Wilson were
FAMED as the custodians of the little
N. The money was raised by Tim
mis- religious co-workers and others
nd be was released. 1t appeared that
mvithstanding his plea of poverty
made at his trial that he had saved up
{ sum amounting to nearly $500, 50
| hsl bic friends have after all made no
| rest financial sacrifice.
The intention is TO send the boy back
Ohio where Timmis' mother and Sis
Hreslde. He will pay the expenses
q the trip.
The boy, however, has not yet been
blld and his absence is beginning to
regarded as mysterious. The entire
IieHoon was spent by his temporary
rlrlIans, Constable Briggs and others
searching for him but the only trace
hat could be obtained was a rumor
bat he mad been seen on Monday
1Nnng going east on the Tempe
Ed. \ telegram message was sent
Tempe; he had not been seen
aHe out the officers OF that precinct
EIt word back that they would
bio in the search. A suspicion was
Eerei that he would never be found
live, but for several reasons it WAS
.slied to be groundless. The boy is
.aCriOed as small OF his age, but ex-
Sejingly brilliant intelligent enough to
W. for a child of twelve.
One feature OF easy Identification is a
:l1eacy to clip his his in speaking.
Arizona republican., 1893-06-14
lcel Ice!

The Phoenix Ice Factory will deliver
ice in the old city limits at the follow
ing prices: ,oaa oon, nor
pound. c.5s 81 cant ner
pound. ~ oxooadin,
200 pounds. o.,u,I ,.,or
"a AZ tna ice CRYSTALS while forming are
"nnstantlv ex posed to stream OF run
80 water. which etfectnally removes
ali impurities, the product being IN
every respect the same as na'ura' , o g.
and we guarantee 1t TO De equal .; ~
purity, density, and keeping qualities -
70 any natural or manufactured ice III
the world. ,. y. h'oSf y 90
Arizona republican., 1893-06-14
Wanted, Teams.

Wanted twenty-three six-horse teams
with drivers at $3.50 per day, also
twenty-three eight-horse teams at Sc 80
per day, each team TO have good wagon
and trail wagon. Teams to load with
hay and barley for Volcanic camp June
2lst and leave at 7 a. m. sharp, June
22nd; distance, ninety miles. Teams
will be expected to haul ore from Vol
canic mine thirty-five miles to Senti-
mel. Water, Feed and Cook station,
each ten miles. Want teams TO have
water barrels to go out with. Pay
every month or oftener if needed. Ap.
ply at the Volcanic Mining and Smelt-
ing company's office, room 4, Lewis
block. Also the Orange Belt canal Of
fce-same room and same people.
Arizona republican., 1893-06-14
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Judge G.. G. Israel OF Phoenix and W.
II. Burbage OF Holbrook, were yester-
day appointed notaries public.
Prominent among those from Phoenix
who will attend the normal commence
ment exercises at Tempe tonight will
be Governor Hughes.
Sherman Lynde, Of this city. died
yesterday afternoon. The funeral will
take place at O'Clock this afternoon
under the direction OF w. Ii. Smith &
Co., undertakers.
Judge III. n. Alexander returned yes
terday morning from three weeks
professional visit to San Francisco. The
judge says that as compared with PhG.
nix California towns are exceedingly
dull.
Governor Murphy Yesterday appoint
ed w. l.. Van Horn, cashier of the
Bank OF Tempe. delegate to the worlds
congress of bankers and tinanciers
which will assemble in Chicago during
the week beginning June 10.
Arizona republican., 1893-06-14
Notice to Contractors.

Bids will be received until O'Clock
Tuesday, June 20, 1898, for the enlarge.
ment and alterations of the building OF
George f. Goats, on the corner OF Wash.
ington and Wall SITS. Bids received
under the following conditions, viz:
Each bid to be accompanied by a GER
titled check of at least three per cent OF
the amount of the bid. Each bidder
must state in his proposal the names of
his SUI bcontractors. The successful bid
der will be required to give bond OF at
least 90 per cent OF the contract price.
All usual rights reserved.
MCGINNIs g. HEINLEIS
Architects.
Arizona republican., 1893-06-14
Arrowhead Hot Springs.

To the Editor of THE RErUBLICAN.
Permit me to say through your col
umns for the benefit of your readers
who contemplate visit to the golden
state this season and who wish to find
lovely spot for rest and recreation,
that Arrowhead Springs is worthy this
consideration. As has been said of the
great Niagara, so it has been said OF
this resort and wonder of wonders
There is But One Arrowhead Springs
in America" 1t is with pleasure that
| remember my sojourn and many
friends in your prosperous city, and
should be pleased to meet anyone here
this season from the "sun kissed land"
Respectfully, A. B. HERRING.
Arizona republican., 1893-06-14
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 a speciality. buy my
stock direct from the rslsers and use
no culls. G. G. REED,
"a West Washington St.
Arizona republican., 1893-06-14
To the Public.

Whereas. it has come to our notice
that the Arizona Construction COM
pany, contractors, are offering to sell
water franchises and to build laterals
and deliver water from the ella Bend
Reservoir and Irrigation company's
canal, we hereby give this public no.
tice, warning all persons against the
payment to said Arizona Construction
company, contractors, OF any money
for the purchase OF any water iran
chises or for the building OF any lat,
erals or the delivery of water. by said
Arizona Construction company, con-
tractors, as they have no legal water
franchises to cell, nor legal right to
build latersls, nor legal right 10 de-
liver water from said canal.
CHA BEND RESERVOIR AND IRRIGATION
Co. By LEWIS WoLFLEY,
100. President,
Arizona republican., 1893-06-14
Walker g. Cant.

Real Estate, Insurance and Money
brokers. Houses to rent, and rents col
lected. Prompt attention given to all
business entrusted to US. Office No. IA
Wall street.
Arizona republican., 1893-06-14
MUST HAVE MONEY.

l will sell two desirable residence lots
nicely located and convenient to business
at sacrifice. Address Box 49l, Phe-
nix, Ariz.