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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-09-27
Alias Summons.

In the District Court OF the Thru
District OF the Territory of Arizona IN .u1lst
the County OF Maricopa. y
The L. W. BLISN LUMBER CoMPANY.A
corporation, Plaintiff
w. r. BARE. o. r. HUNT and @. J
OSWALD, corporation, doing bust.
ness under the firm name OF RUM
Il OSWALD, Defendant
Action brought in the District Com, =,
Third Judicial District OF the Ter,;,. = Y
Arizona, in and for Marieopa Countv ~
complaint I'll ID In said Marieopa cons'
the Office OF the Clerk OF said Distric, n. VI
In the name OF the Territory Of Ar,.'NH
W. T. Barr, o. y. Hunt and G. J. Oswald J.
porstion doing business under the A. =
Of Hunt and Oswald, defendant, greetn.D
You are hereby summoned and reori..,
appear In an action brought agains. yoD y
above named plaintiff, in the District ~.
the Third Judicial District OF the Tsr,,,.V
Arizona, in and for Maricopa COUNTY. ,rs
swer the complaint therein lled with ~ :,
Of this court, at Phoenix, in said Coupt1 st
in ten days after the service upon Won - ny Y
summons, II served in this said Count Y
served out OF this said County and vim. ,S Y
said Judicial District, then within tweptT y.
thereafter, or in All other cases within Az
days thereafter, The times above mepunsss
ing exclusive Of the day OF service, or ma.
by Default win be taken againss you, ''
Given under my hand and seal Of IN. =
trict Court Of the Third Judicial District !. =
Territory OF Arizona, In and EoY N.s,'a
County, this slst day Of August A y n.
Seal. G. h. KNAPP.
Clerk Of said District Con.
ByJ. H. STOUT, Deputy.
Williams d Williams, Attorneys for P,,,,..
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-09-27
QUtEn PARINERs.

| A Man and a Cat, Both Deaf, Who Work
Tos Uncle sam.
The existence of singular bond of
sympathy between human being and
dumb animal, both similarly affect
ed, is conspicuous in the New York
general post Office. 1t is between a
man and a cat, both stone deaf. Gustav
Fersenheim is the mans name. He is
sixty years old and has been in the
service nearly quarter of a century
The cats name is Dummy. The de-
partment where the afflicted friends
are in daily communion is the third
| division.
Dummy is one of the thirty felines
! that Uncle Sam maintains in the big
/ granite pile to keep out rats and mice.
How Ferscnheim's attention was first
attracted to her is not evident, for
Dummy is an understood black cat,
lame in the right hind leg and stub.
tailed. About six months ago, how
ever, Fersenheim began to buy her
delicacies at the risk of mourning
Uncle Sans displeasure by injuring
her usefulness as a mouser.
Every day at noon Fersenheim feeds
Dummy, after eating his own luncheon
She manifests her gratitude by faint
purring and an arching Of her back.
Her twenty-eight furry companions
crowd enviously around, and in the
dimly-lighted corner of the basement
their green eyes sufficiently attest
their jealousy. The other cats try all
their persuasive powers on Fersen-
helm, but he is true to his pet.
The little black cat is so bright-eyed
and sprightly in her movements that
IL is hard to convince strangers that
she is really deaf, Fersenheim's abb
normally quick eye detects the look of
incredulity that fits over the onlooker's
face, and he points first to the cats
ears, then his own and gives reas-
suring look and a convincing nod
If doubt still remain, some obhg-
ing clerk will leap high in the air and
alight ON the floor with a noisy stamp
few inches to the rear of Dummy's
tail as the cat sits on the floor. She
will not move a muscle. If after this
the ghost of doubt haunts the Wis
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-09-27
The Mammoth Saloon.
W. C. WHITE, Prop.
WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS.
COL DFIELD. ARIZONA.
Superstition. Mts.
Alias Summons.

In the Justices Court Phoenix Precinct,
County Of Maricopa, Territory Of Arizona.
THE Lw BLrNN LUMBER Company
a corporation, Plaintiff,
VS..
FRANK GLENCRoss, Defendant
Action brought in TIE Justices Court OF Pho-
nix Precinct, in and for the County of MArieo.
pa, in the Territory OF Arizona.
In the name Of the Territory of Arizona, to
Frank Glencross, Defendant, greeting
You are hereby summoned and required to
appear in an action brought against you by the
above named plaintiff, in the Justices Court Of
Phoenix Precinct, in and for the County OF
Maricopa, in the Territory Of Arizona, and
answer the complaint fled in said Justices
Court, at Phoenix, in said County,
within FIVE days, exclusive of the day
of service after the service upon you
of this summons, If served within this Pre-
einct; but II served without this precinct, but
within the county, ten days; If served out OF
the County, fifteen days; in all other cases
twenty days, or Judgment by default viii be
taken against you.
Given under my hand, at Phoenix, this 23d
day Of September, A. D., 1898.
J. w, KINCAID,
Justice OF the Peace OF said Precinct.
N. II. Williams, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-09-27
Alias Summons.

In the District Court OF the Third Jus
District OF the Territory Of Arizona |,
for the County Of Marieopa.
The L. W. Blinn Lumber COMPANY
g Corporation, Plaintiff
VS..
Emma A. Branen, Joseph Branen and
Milton Warren, Henry Warren and
J.. Gilman, composing the firm Of
Warren, Gilman 4 Co., Defendant
Action broEght in the district court 4.
third Judicial district OF the terri;ory Z I
zona, in and for Merieopa county, and d. !.
plant fled in said Maricopa county, I
Office Of the clerk of said district co1s.
In the name Of the Territory OF Arirp
Milton Warren and Henry Warren, dsisis
greeting:
You are hereby summoned and re;tx,
appear in an action brought agains NJ
the above named plaintiff, IN the disths I.
OF the third judicial district Of the srsrf
Arizona, in and for Maricopa eougH
answer the com plaint therein fledna 4
Gle TX Of this said court, at PhqniI ID
co lnty,wlthin 10 dGysafter the seryicEE
OF this simmons, If served In this said ~
or II served out Of this said county GHi a
tn. said ~ diciai district, then within WI
da Is thereafter, or in all other casa "a
tn rty dfys thereafter, the times sboz q
icned being exclusive of the day Of SHsi
ju iglnellt BY default win be taken sgtls 4
jiyen under my hand and seal Of The ID
Court of the Third Judiai
trict ofthe Territory OiAt
lsEALl in and for MaricOPs Oal
this ed day Of septeubg
D., 1888.
C. H KNlA
Clerk of said nistraai
By J. II. STOUT. Deputy Clerk.
Williams 4 Williams. Attorneys for PAal
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-09-27

(yHIEF QuARTRRMAsTER's oyym
" Denver, Colorado, Eept IL, lssS ~
proposals, 10 triplicete, will be reoei,...'
this Office until II o'clock, q. m, Oet0ss.as
1898, at which time and place thew Tii
opened In the presence Of attending MA.
Fort Grant, Arizona, according to plans n \
in this ONCE and the ONCE OF the post op,-.
master at that post which viii be 49,
Specifications. blank proposals and cIr~s
giving full instructions as TO the uRn1-s
bidding, and terms OF contract, will N n
niEhed on application 70 this Office = y.
quartermaster, Fort Grant. The goyepns
reserves right 10 reject any or all proposal /
x. B.Atwood, Major and Chief Quartermsn
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-09-27

itor's mind, other obligfng clerks will
cease great truck and run it thunder
ing past the cat, all but over her funny
tail. She does not stir. Then they
will run the truck close in front Of her
and she will jump aside TO avoid all
possible danger
A few weeks ago Dummy gave birth
TO three kittens. Fersenheim adopted
them at once, and when they get old
enough they will undoubtedly share
the tidbits dispensed at luncheon time.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-09-27
historical Item,

''Was Rome founded by Romeoq" in
qnired pupil Of the teacher.
'sNo, my son" replied the wise man,
sit was Juliet who was found dead by
Romeo. Texas Siftings.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-09-27

Residents OF Tempe and Mesa should
Hend their orders for piano tuning to
Phoenix Music Co.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-09-27

''Those spinster girls remind me Of
eggs"
"Eggs?"
''They never look their age. Life.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-09-27

Tee Tempe hotel is the place 10 board
where you can get spring chicken for
breakfast.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-04
BE ON THE WATCH.
Burglars Flooded the City All
Last Night.
Several Bold Breaks Made and Few
Attempts Fooled.

Burglars have resumed their operations
In this city. they made several breaks
last night.
The store OF Michael Hass OF East ave.
nue. was broken into and a large amount
OF clothing taken.
The store was "sight" this morning.
Everything hao been turned topsy- -turvey
and most Of the clothing was on he floor.
This is the second time this place has been
visited by burglars.
A very bold attempt at burglary took
place on Slack's Hill at the residence OF
&. A. Vaughan. The family retired at the
usual hour and locked the door, leaving
the key in the lock.
Sometime later they were awakened by
some one moving around In the house.
Mr.. Vaughan leaped out OF bed and pro-
ceeded to dress quickly and the intruders,
hearing the noise of the family
making preparations to receive them,
took to their heels and ran towards the
woods. The lock was picked by wire.
that there was a window broken In shoe
store on Broad street above the depot
either by some one falling against 1t or
for robbery.
This morning Peter Lavasa reported Ut
the police station that during the night a
quantity Of carpenters tools belonging to
him were stolen from new house on
Oakland avenue, a 81 rect on the "Plains."
He is employed by b. +. Smith.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-04
LETTERS FROM The PEOPLE.
The Aldermen.

The Aldermen.
Editor Of the T,ibuno:
A few days ago the Times stated that
the Board of Aldermen had no jurisdic-
ton In the matter oflthe complaint against
the Assessors OF Taxes and that It was
solely the duty OF the city Council. Now
that paper IL overjoyed that the Assessors
were "fully exonerated" by persons who
had no legal claim to hear the complaint.
Some politicians have TO be content wi b
Times Is distressed In view OF the fact that
ex- Mayor Sayles will vote for Alderman
O'Reilly. But It comedies that Mr.. Sayles
has the right to vote for W HON he pleases.
How magnanimous! IL says that "Gen-
sral Walker is cultured gentleman, and
that he Will make an Alderman of great
dignity" About two years ago the Times
was not thus enraptured with Architect
Walker because Of his knowledge OF the
poor foundation OF the rear walls OF City
Hall. Well, w. X. Walker & Son made a
claim for 5000 for planning a remodeled
City Hall, and not doubt q neral Walker
took from the hand OF Mr.. Bates that sum
with "great dignity" All loyal citizens
of ward i've will see to II that Aid rman
O'Reiliy is reelected by rousing major.
ity and the same as TO ward two. The
self. nominated Smith, 1t is hoped, will be
elected to stay at home. JOHN SMITH.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-04
AMUSEM ENTS.
Lothrop's Grand Opera House.

Manager q. h. Lothrop promises a fine
production OF Jules Verne's great spec
tacular play of "Around the World In
Eighty Days" at this popular theatre
next week. The company appearing is
the largest In mum bers that has ever been
cast ina play in this theatre, and each
member of the cast supporting the ster-
ling actor. Il. u. Sullivan, Is we'll adapted
for the part assigned, and the perfor-
nance is certain to run without a hitch.
All OF the requirements In scenery, cos
tunes and mechanical effect have been
attended To by MIR. I. q. Howard, who
has carefully looked after every detail.
The role OF Phileas Fogg. always an inter-
esting one, will be assumed by Mr.. Sulli-
van, and the gentleman is possessed OF all
the various accomplishments for its
proper presentation. Miss May Prindle
will be the Aouda, roll In
which her charming personality will be
displayed TO oxceptio nal advantage. Miss
Viola Bancroft, the graceful aud talented
young ingenue, Will appear In the engsg
ing role of Ayesha; Miss Maude Nickin-
sumption OF several difficult character
roles, and the pert and pretty frankie
Carpenter Will make merry In the charac-
ter OF the cute servant, Bessie. J. L
Byrnes, the comedian, has great oppor-
tunity In the rafting role of Passe Par
tout, the cheeky French servant; Fred
Beane will be the detective, John Fix I;
John Weber, the eccentric Judge Obidiah
of Calcutta, and Jerre Grady, the
lrishman, O'Pake. "Around the World
in Eighty Days" should make hit.
Keith's Orers House.
jolly old "Aunt Bridget" In the hands
OF George w. Monroe continues to make
as many people laugh as she did before
There Is no gainsaying the fact that It ID
very funny and he struck II right when
he conceived the character. or all the
detestable things with which the stage ID
Hooded, the average impersonstor OF
female character Is the worst, but Monroe
| is not the kind that come within that
category. "Aunt Bridget" isn't OF the
sort that makes a real man ashamed of his
sex when he realizes that 1t is only a man
| In woman's clothes. Monroe also real iZes
that he isn't "a whole show In himself
"a condition OF mind rarely found In
farce comedy stars) and he very sensible
assures his own future by surrounding
himself with really good company, the
result OF which In that during this finan.
cial stringency, while other companies
are falling by I he wayside thick and fast
he continues to play to packed houses
everywhere. His revival OF my Aunt
Bridget" to give my Aunt Bridget's
Baby" a chance to grow was a wise move.
The roster Of the company includes Miss
Alice johnson, Miss Jennie Dickerson,
Miss Sadie Kirby, the Stewart sisters
Messrs. Owen Westford, Bennie Grinnell
Martin O'Neill, Chas. Pusey, John j. Cain
and Frank Rampel.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-04
weather-Crop Bulletin.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-Tbe month a
October was warmer than usual In cen.
trail aud eastern Texas and from the upper
Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys
eastward TO the New England and middle
Atlantic coasts Over the Atlantic coast
states s uthward of New Jersey about the
normal temperature prevailed. The limit
of freczing weather to the westward of the
Mississippi has not exte ded southwark
of northern Arkansas, but to the east ward
has reached east central Mississippi, and
up 10 the close of the month has not
touched the Atlantic coast southward Of
Maine. although freezing temperatures
have occurred over the interior of the
middle Atlanric states and as far south
ward as western North Carolina.
The rainfall during October was largely
deficient In the upper Mississippi and
lower Missouri valley and In the gull
states, except along the east gulf coast,
where there WINS u marked excess. III r.
was also decided deficiency in western
New York, southern New England and at
few stat n on the immediate coast
from North Carolina northward. Upon
the whole the month has been favorable
for such farm work AS Is usually done at
this season.
Winter wheat is up and reported a.
looking W II in the states east of the Mis-.
siss pp, and while the crop is in fair to
Good condition in Kansas and Missouri,
rains would prove beneficial in those
states.
In Texas the general absence Of rain was
very favorable for cotton picking, which
was nearing completion in some sections
as early a DC. 20.
The frosts during the middle Of the
month au~ed me damage to cotton In
Arkansas, Texps, Mississippi and western
Tennessee, bur the reports indicate that
the injury w slight
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-04
LOCAL LINES.

II is not improbable that Mayor Pond
will be renominated for fifth term
[Woonsocket Reporter.
A Young son of Z. T.. Longley was in
jured today by his pony running away
and throwing him out OF the dog cart.
Newsdealer Moy has purchased he lease
OF the Bradbury West estate opposite the
Merchants Exchange from Calendar, Nc
Auslan q Troupe of Providence.
James Clancy OF Lincoln and Mary NJ.
McCaffrey of Pawtucket, and William
Henry William of North Attleboro and
LYDIA Price Carey OF Attleboro have flied
marriage intentions.
r. NJ. Boire OF Manchester, N. H., was
OF the Roy & Boir Drug Co., manu-
fac:urers and proprietors of the excellent
Menthol cough syrup.
st. Mary's +. A. & B. Society Will hol 4
an important meeting tomorrow after
noon. Delegates to attend the annual
diocesan convention In Westerly on
Thanksgiving Day will b. chosen.
NeNsdealer Douglas will remove his
business To the store corner OF Main
and East avenue. He will vacate his pre-
sent quarters tonight aud 1t is expected
he will bo ready to open his new store
Monday and Will be better equipped than
ever TO accommodate his patrons with a |
the daily aud Sunday papers and peri.
od Gals, etc.
On election evening Manager Walter
B. Smith OF Lothrop's Grand Opera
House has made arrangements to have the
city election returns read from the stage
at frequent intervals. This will afford
our residents pleasant place in which 10
pass the evening in the delights OF
"Around the World In Eighty Days" and
viii insure them facilities OF obtaining
the latest election news without standing
on the cold pavements watching bulletin
boards.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-04
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.

The French bcurse tax yielded $4ls, 900
in four m. ntts
Officials were fined aud imprisoned ~
corrup i n in PasSac county, n. j.
The depression in the Tn ted States has
caused Irish liuen mills to be run half
time.
The cause Of the explosion which re.
suited in tie loss of the City Of Alexsndris
Is not known.
A plan has been set afoot to reorganiEe
the Union Loan AID Trust company at
Sioux City, la.
Two men were killed aud one fatally
wounded by the explosion Of a locomotive
boiler a. IT. Louis.
Nicaragua's action against foreigners is
not aimed ut Americans who's interests
are to be protected.
The British Columbia Jute and Cooper
age compsny's mill at Vancouver, b. c.,
was destroyed by fire.
1t is reported that Clarence King, for
merry director Of the United States geolog-
ical survey, il insane.
Joseph Eugene Bonnemsre, the histo-
rian, died in Ang' ., Franz. .
BORN in 1918 at Ssun ur.
The British steamer Winchester WAS
awarded $3.50 salvage for standing By the
disabled Mas lam for six hours.
The foundry and machine shops Of <. c.
Wehrifritz, Little Rock, Ark, were de-
stroyed by AN incendisry fire; loss 100000
The warlke activity in Spain is In sharp
contrast to her assurances TO foreign min
listers that the status quo 10 to be respected
In Morocco.
The second section OF a Nickel Plate
passenger train ran into the rear end OF
the second section Of a freight train NJ
Silver Greek, " Y. No one WAS seriously
hurt
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-04
FORGED 2O7 CHECKS
The Charge Against a New
York Expert Swindler.
It Is Said He Is Also Wanted in Bos
ton For Misdeeds.

NEW YORK, Nov. A man was ar
rested in Bro ,klyn who, according to the
police, has for years made "A business OF
robbing banks and merchants by whom he
was employed. His name Is George Lin
gard. The pres, mt complainant against
Lingard is ex Congressman Adams In his
pacity AS counsel for the Garfield Ma
tional bank. Aud this is how he comes to
stand In that role:
Lingard was bookkeeper for Christian
A. Schmidt, "A dealer in upholsterers' ma
terials, between April, 1899. and June.
1890. during which time he robbed his EN-.
ployer, 80 it is alleged, 10 the tune of $780,
000 His way Of doing IL was simple
enough Schmidt kept an account In the
Mechanics and Traders bank. LinYard
kept one for himself in the Garfield Ma
tional hank. When che cks came in for
Schmidt, Lingsrd, who received them,
would forge Schmidt's name to them and
deposit them 10 his own account
He did this with 207 checks In the year
he was With Schmidt, the police say, and
during that time reaped the principal al.
vantage of the business. Lingard Is also
charged with other forgeries In this vicin-
ity, by which he reaped some thousands
of dollars. 1t is said he Is wanted in Bos-
ton for misdeeds there.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-04
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.

Russian naval officers are being fetsd at
Ajaccio
Conference assignments OF Methodist
bishops were made at Milwaukee.
The cotton outlook Is little better than
last year, but not so good as In 1891.
Two freight wrecks occurred, one after
the other, at Ksrner's Junction, N. Y.
The James IIerdmsn Lumber company's
plant at GAINESVILLE, o., was destroyed by
fire.
A mass meeting at Marseilles, France,
encouraged Spain to continue her policy 10
Morocco.
+ peror Francis Joseph is irritated st
the attempts to force him to a decision on
the Austrian ministerial question.
Ponce Antonio Of Orleans. husband OF
the Infanta Eulalis and lieutenant colonel
OF the Iluss r Regiment Princessa, will
join the Spanish troops embarking for
Melila
President A. A. Mcleod OF the New York
and New England Railroad company an-
nounces that j. T. Odell, the newly elected
vice president Of the company. will assume
the duties OF his position on Nov. Ia
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-04
THE SK|RM|SH TO-DAY.
Aldermen Going Over the
Voting Lists.
MAYOR BROWN IMPARTIA
A Lively Time Expected When the
Second Ward Is Reached.

The Board OF Canvassers began the can
vassing OF the First Ward list this morn
ing. IL was watched closely by both
sides and several clashes took place, but
they were not OF that unseemly and
bitter nature which characterized IL last
Spring.
Mayor Brown was very impartial in
his rulings.
The Board bad finished the real estate,
personal property and about half the
registry list when Alderman Adams
moved for recess until 3 o'clock for
dinner. Last evening the Third and
Fourth Ward lists were gone over but
were not closed, SO that any person has
the right To be added today they can be.
The Fourth Ward was first taken up
and II was finished without any contest
of note with the exception that the sun
horsed leader" Mr.. Tingley, tried hard to
get some parties added whom he could
not locate definitely. After long
struggle he made "a gain OF one" on the
personal property list OF his ward, but as
soon as the tax book was glanced at II
was seen that 1t was no gain at all for a
corresponding name had to come cf from
the First Ward.
AS soon AS the First Ward Is finished
after dinner the Second Ward will be
taken up. IL IL expected there will be
quite contest over this list as the three
contestiDg parties seem to be ready to
contest every inch OF grond.
1t Is not expected that the Fifth Ward
will be reached before o'clock.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-04
VALLEY FALLS.

Last evening In the school hall meet
ing Of the general committee having tba
arrangements Cor the Catholic Institute
bazaar In charge was held.
The DR.. ClarKson who has become con.
nected with the Vaughan scandal in
Providence was formerly located here.
He lived at Ashton at one time and had q
branch Office in this village. DR.. Clsrkson
was quite prominent In sporting matters
when here and was regarded as a "good
fellow"
Edward Conley, father OF James II. Con-
ley, was run into and knocked down in
front OF the Catholic Institute last even
ing, bya bicyclist belonging In Paw.
tucket.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-04
IONSDALE.

Leslie Blake and 8. Dexter Angel have
returned from hunting and fishing trip
in Canada. They report plenty af game
and tell some fish stories liberal in dimen.
sion.
An effort is to be made by several people
OF musical tastes to form q choral society.
The matter has been quietly talked over
by the perties interested and some public
action will be taken next week.
A woman, representing herself as q
widow and dressed In mourning, has been
visiting houses of Prospect Hill and ask
Ing for financial assistance. She Is re-
gsrded by some as not deserving OF aid.