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Ii. J. DE COLA
REAL ESTATE AGENT.


foh SALE -Hof SFS AND LOTS
Ncs house - S..u'h fs1rase ttfref ~aff
clTht r's.uns good ciiiaf sell sll eistsrn sn4all'
bafn.
HOUSE snI ios ,,h weaifit asenac
oi4c ~ sherman street
Two % Center ffrVrf
une on har.iolt,h sfrcrf.
tnf ffanrrf affrnn
Also houses and iof~ 81 ! afis avenue Nosft
Prospect. Pair street. valley ure1lf. Irrss.Ca
astfur ~,uth f.af1srtts street nn1 raans stis ~
in AZ ltaffr - the CHS
I have r..fne Aae rteideat Lott 90 risInffsd
atepue fn fale ehcaE, assa iots az al parts -
tie cify.
fABNS fOR SAI.E OR EXcHkNGF
One hundred and >isfl Eve a~r,,s IN tsl~usisip
- bcwno one hundred and ftiffy errrs irl.
rrs4sesi thirty Eve acrrs ere bf.ncH aHa rnaf1a
timber. large prach md apslio crcila fsis. hno
buildings. sIil cls, iaar4-
Also eighty acre IL township - ilo~ne Nth
ftiffs-fte acres iurroFesi ffiefl arrrs - hlcch
ana maple fimlaer.
tsecsdn with thirty acres ~ hesft timber
Also enc IN Same township - aac hnfiafs-d ard
acres. NTH furtr.a erfes in.r.roFs.i 4
xosri huiistiaas. scsri crrhard. ssii Giles icsin.
have farms III Ell siife<Ff ine ffssrr rifg rens.
iIG frsrI rfc afrre AZ - fan hundred t,1rra
~ ard lnok over ms list II yea wat - hay 90
exchange fssT CITY pnsrfrfg.
I ha-f = few dr<lfaiie hsuiFs a. rrrf.
Mccoy 10 loan "a good rial f<tatf fs-nrify.
III = Ilsl<itf "A
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-03

istration OF every president ~ the United
States. She was born the day preceding
Washington retirement from Office.
Mrs Robert Dunlap Of New York is
prepared for summer in the hottest
climate. She has more than thousand
fans. among the number some fine old
Egyptian and Assyrian specimens.
Miss Mary f. Garrett 81 Baltimore has
given $40 600 to Johns Hopkins uni
yersity 10 complete the endowment Of
s.Notso necessary before women can be
admitted 10 the medical school.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-03

woman abroad. in violet and black
striped satin. over which i black and
white macintosh made II the same ma
terial az the ordinary sponge bag. a
crochet lace fichu adorned Rith a cameo
brooch. and. % finish the masterpiece.
side spring boots aud miitens.
How many women are studying the
greenhouse trade in this countryy None.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-03

Mrs. Dell A. Mccormack n North pa
kota. - no has made the glorious record
~ being more nearly elected 10 tho
United states senate than any other
woman. Is only q years old. She = a
,er& pretty wonan. Too. with brown hair
and dark gray eyes Mrs. McSolmacS
insists upon regarding the thirty votes
given her in the state legislatures a.
bit n pleasantly. She has no political
aspirations. excerpt for her husband.
The clothes Il English women. In ono
~ the new London plays Miss Ailsa
Craig. Ellen Terry's daughter appears
a. the typical strong minded English
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-03

particularly interesting 70 iuveuils
~ in3e-
LADY, fIusnee DIXIE, after having had
al the pleasure derived from the use II
The I'D aBd the rstis. has aroused the
wrath II her fellow slscrts~omsI by de
.euncing fox hunt.Eg and rabbit cours
a. a. wanton cruelty.
Mrs. AndFew carnegie displays the
utuoag care 10 the distribution ~ her
chaFities. All the needy CASES that
come - her notice are thoroughly IA
sestigatest and help n given oaly 10 the
really deserving
A sesnan 10 Brockton. Mass. can
boast u having hsei under the admin
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-03
MASONIC O1RECrORr.


fHANCEKf SAiE- IN pursuance end ~ viz
tur 81 a dttFec n tilf ciarait cutirf f.ir tfie
County - Kent. IA charcer3. made aud enfffa8
on the ~ifsi d43 - February. a ~ f-.< in . rsr-
taia cause %. rs-in rtl.dihs. ftrsla Iain
Hewitt II complainant ard Peter a fruuIty
aud Ella traWlss are dtfsnh.nts Ngflt.e =
hereby given that On Safursiat tho ltth dag "a
April. A. -. ls. al "a orIsrk Ia iie fs,s, ff..i =
said day. !. the ssibscrsber. ono - tha circnit
court commissioners in aHi for SAID cfsuf.ft q
Kent. IN the state ~ Michigan. shall sfli al pub
lac auction 80 the tiifhe-t bidder. az she north
front door ~ the court house - said county al
the city ~ Grand Rapids. IA said county III -
that certain piece or rarcel ~ land situate ard
bring In the county If krni and state ~ Nichi-
gan, and naore particularly knoNu and h.
seribed a being lot number sixteen - "a
block numb. i've o. on l.. Porter addition 20
the city 81 tsTand Rapid. accounting - Ga. ~
corded plat Thereof. n the office n the register
~ deeds for said county ~ kfnt and state -
Michigan sand property viii be- sold =. Quo
parcel. CHARLES ". Acalff.
Circuit Court Commissioners. Kent county Mich.
Bl>Di A TRAVIS.
Solicitors Tor Complainant.
Dated, Grand Rapids, Mich. March md. A. D.
i-s1 ln Arril =
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-03

-fsn'tst iast the loseiiest and the best
child 700 esar sae ani dcA't you think
II looks Just ike me.
Ny dear -osnsn, there aFe a lctof ~ex.
ceptions and -huts aud IFS that
somehow crop cut.
Therefore. the statement stands that
a type % best husband Is a gentle and
po.ific liar
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-03
II,om 1ns D4nrry.

No man can ever know the
devoted martyrdom of many
women.
Unselhshly a woman works
AMI suffers that home and
loved ones may be happy.
" hen ii seems Is though her
back would break. when she
grows irregular. faint. irritable,
loses all interest in society.
gets the blues. IS crushed
with that indcseFibabie feeling
of : bearingdown. she df7es
along. day after DAY suffering
agonies that wouilappal man.
The cause OF AL her troub'c
j. some arrangement Of the
uterus Or womb. pethap, the
development of a tamor. or
generous hum0r. anyway.
give Il INST ut attention.
I1fa 4. pf8< aw lfgf-
k5t COR bonri IL
Is Tie sure cure.
Il Is recon- s2ta
mended by thou- IL "
sands q women. -
Is ciss are un. -sg
p7faifded "A.
i <~<~
A.4srsf
ftfft fsaets So. sesst+ ltsft<
Ltfsr fss - s44ss - 2 ~-<>s--
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-03
NASAL CATARRH

II makes iifs rsisstshle. Palns IN tie tesa.
pains "a fi.a chest, air'ssh essathlas. etc. I'll
nsay cans fresA eat4uh. Ne g. b Newell
sEssks = his esfsrfsspess seFtsiasy. ssis Nj.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-03

tions. or - cents line for one week.
no YOU WANT Mo>Eyf-Ifso. you will find
IL IL To your advantage to see us before Dor
rowing.
We make loans on household goods. pianos
horses. wagons. or personal property Of any
kind al the lowest possible rates aud in the
quickest possible time.
Our loans ara made without publicity and
the property IL left in your individual posses
sion.
Loans can be carried as long a. desired or can
be paid IN full. or In part. at any time o. suit
your convenience, and any part paid reduces the
cost of carrying the loan.
II you owe balance on furnitnrr. piano or
other property. We Will pay itup for sou. aud
carry n long Jon desire.
We also make loans on the building ard loan
association plan.
Our offices are the most pleasant in tho city
and are 80 arranged that parties calling ufon
u may be waited upon quickly and courie-
ously.
Remember that you have the use ~ both the
property and the money and can return the
money az any time.
GRAND RAPIDS MORTGAGE LOAN Co.
Roorn =. Tower block.
Corner 81 Monroe. Pearl and ANAL sis.
MONEY To LOAN In suns - suit. on
vi productive nal estate. l.. :. lrpyiB, room
3. Lovett block. opposite Sweets hotel.
MONEY LOANED Tor shors time in larsrr or
VI small amounts on any form 81 etssd Socur-
It's. Prank 4. Werner. - Nirhixan Trust
Building, cor. Pearl aud Ottawa strrets- Ieio-
phone ii1E.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-03
WANTED!

Good Teor', Br,res. o.s wsgss
~ eseiasgs iosrsa . tie~ ous
10 - sooaaf ~ a. sao4 L,s.sis,s.
Aiso gooa souag dF,si-s ke,.s 80
ourriaqe.
Hs Aa'< deab n 81 ii...i, = n.ais
sos % osrontog,.
Farms. Hess,s cad IT.. ls-sss
L., Drs ard Gfpo-s S,at1,
etc.
Doaf faa % oons aad s,t ~.
BROOKS & CLARK,
Ne. s2i N.ek.gan lrssi Bu.ieiag
TELEPHONE ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-03

FYSH'S is the place to go
when you want a first
class dinner at the pop
ular price, 25c.
ARE you in a hurry and
wish to be served quick
ly? Ncatness and dis
patch is our motto.
IN our baking department
we excel and you will
find a large and varied
assortment of the
choicest Of Ca kcs,
breads, etc.
WE are now open to re-
ceive orders for recep-
tons and parties. such
as Salads. Ices, Ruses.
Jellies. Fancy Cakes.
Bon Bons. etc.
FROM ourlong experience
in the catering we can
guarantee satisfaction.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-03


living AZ No. s. West broadway Il can recon
mend you Ia a specialist and good one. too.
GO a. DR.. Rankin in the Powers block. FOR II
anyone can bring you out he will You sce.
am speaking fion personal experience and not
from hearsay. Ever since have lived In 6fand
Rapids have had a nose and throat trouble
and il had extended even. a. times. 10 my lungs.
giving me considerable pain there. ! never
cD.uld breathe through both nostrils at the same
time. A. one Was always stopped M. suffered
intensely from pain over the eyes and had
dull. heavy feeling in my head. was always
hsw king and splitting, as my nose and throat
were continually filling with mucus would
catch one cold after another. as Was exposed
to the night air, as play almost every night
Since began DR.. Rankin's treatment, am
doing away with the old things and rapidly
rcgainins my health. ] can breathe free aud
easy through both nostrils. / suffer more
pain over my eyes, the heavy feeling has left my
head and IL feels perfectly clear.
Thu hawking and splitting are fast stopping
and my lungs arr free and light. l no longer
take cold every time go out aud my profession
has become pleasure instead OF a drag. So
you see ! am perfectly justified in recommend
ing DIR. Rankin to YOU"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-03
Do You Wish TO Build a Home?

or borrow nlon.,f Tho lis.ss-nsgire Insesfraens
COMPANY - Brett n. Mas hstr Established
branch tsh- 40 sffassd kapft. sou vi-a 81
bnrrov 90 tnlid house thrf viii furnish yra
early aud sfnp rsat branch nfce NJ = and 3.
Tower hiock. pokAN 4 EDu1
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-03

WEST CAMPBELL. Mich. Feb. - 1893.
Dr. Rankin relieved ma OF bad catarrh and
lung trouble in one month treatment.
WILLIAM GREEN.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-03

v ant Columns
zeal ESTATE CRY.
4 DsEarlskNFSTs oE gHGEE LiSf.s OK
n ass.fs aa.ssf fh,s iss.sa carts - lac f.r
eeae tsserlA1 ~ eais iss iisa ga lhse= lEsztr-
t---e- - = eeets ~ iiae - eiss 49,.
ftAsAL. sfkfff fk0ffKT4 r-.r-rT =
asa g hsl2sr str.-st isrcQplst a. t.~1'.
- esaas .itCtfps ass psss $3.50 ipteresi -
sssssisnss.t ef.si slsf a.. in.,iefa es,sisE esss
salts ssss - is essk ) Is 81 sss..s I -.
fsef4t fsa estate st t,sszsa.,ss Cl4anre hfs,tele
: heaFt~ stfsst p..las - =
J,'ue sAtH - & Rssasu s,s.ss. ~ sssiz-
fftt er4Fn fsssn lsisEet sea isal4. kii frf So
." ttaflfe 4 Aescri. y tlsiioisash f.4iiail.s
5lsne -.
Nrw HoVsE sND LOT. a.so. 80 sarsns
'atf. ta.sli iiTeiehranes. sfl l.esssst s.ae
tsrk ff.n sifeef r1liest tsfef.8 sHits n aflt i
Ill fErtrnze fuf - "a - ! - siisk 81 t.ssls
SD shfs~ a. siFasa kafies - any iise glssr 80
les t.;st =, i.,-a'i'.n Hssisla - 'niis. =
ssat. = hfs@sss fs~ssns -ssd :. ias tidfscrt.
trans ksl.ds. Nlek.
FINANCIAL. heuk sas.cks usorsssrrs. ia,.d
4 c4ttTscis ard csiuraerc4af PAPER ts0ftt
and sui9 troEisl ttsaIed 90 frst.Cl1.s Cffs ard
fsffn property. John 4. hanh. ~. :. tarsi
PYrt.iAn DIRECTORY.
1owAN IolsaE NJ RrsaslAs ennsen-
fis.ns inessisy evenings - - o~isrk -
lie hail. NJ. tf4 esd tis N.oit ihsl-i1a street
fitlfli knisiis cssfdialig invited. sllian. 4.
ho,~i, g 9. tbafses - Aeaisr. H. - 4. snd ,
NrALI-El CITY IonGE NJ. ia Reeuiaf
f,nFeHilfn stef4 hnntas sef1ii.x 81 80
hall cifrHeT brloee srli >sfiialer stfrffs- N \.
Naieoif. &C.. +. sissens h. - 4 and =
I iLY LoDeE 80. tle Hsil Ia Fazs bi..ek.
- corner fiai1i.tid aist ~ secnaf~. kfEa-
lar clrttalflofs- eter ffii4f evening a. -
oelnek 4. l. aikiEs. q - Lee A. 1aru. n.
a. X and ;.
INPERlAL IoDGE Nj. ~ Regular en-.
a - he'll lonis street ". 81 ftfalns. 4.
g w =. Ncahr. u. - r. sGd ~
TUESDAY Match Z. work ~ 'hirf teETee
MASONIC DIRECTORY.
GRAND EIxEK LolSa NJ. -. \. as 4. n.
= Aas,,nie hail, Lyon street ,hssiss n.
noRIc LODGE NJ. asa T.AAN Dofie
- hal. NJ. 81 Meet ht.def sfrst. ~. 3 AZ
h,nsht. " n. Leais AafiiD. seefvtafl, ~. %
Pearl street.
VALLEY cry LoDGF -. 4.F.kAH
Hal Nos aud ~ l4st,n sfrrots john ksas.
900, ". n. tseufse v. Iaisour. secr.,tas,. 10.
40 Canal street.
(,RAND RAPIDS CHAPTER No. 7.R.AN.
" Masonic ball, Noe. and - Lyun street.
Id l.. Bouriag, III. r. NJ. Ia North Inion
stree, tseofge W J-aisour. SECRETARY. No. ID
camel street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-03
MISCELLANE Gus


NA>TED Al tho men - strp In snd ees
pasr ~ pants made 10 order. Noiet. her,oi-
sheimer A 90.
WILL rus ,srrss patterns - anr desin<n fnr
w only = cent? Tor fhe rrx' Ten dats e.
dress makrng paflor ~ West Bridge stf-ft.
rs,ofn N. ss
yXrANTEn- Ladies aad ronak rsss - TAXI
w work - their houles. frl,- firfsf fiat
ns.cessars. sf..d fftces ani az fars 4ssiH3. Al
dr4~s STANDARD NA$IFAt IT, RING 90.
lex hos hi. Suatl frsninEbam. Mas. ifsclosr
Stamps -
1 Will " AT after ArrH % feoaa' fns the
! rnrfh haif 20 thar rteEsut brick hat ~ ~
Srush Lafayette street fiie hcH4f has 81 faisi-
ef1 tss rTpsefsfnts. - wii1tn - feet ~ fife
sfteff iellwsg lise sns - pfettiff handler
write y Eariow. SD l,rsl street upsfaifs.
TTf~rIoN. LADIES rense pssf ~
Z. \ teiltrf WH raiafft rfuf frtf tfe trciss s
euaseafeed seairt insfFori ifrs r ~ 5fs.ree
iiisssfetef rstsit-at a. - mai. fshs.in siiff
lssser. hs<sef Asf- ~ sun
flfo rtifpffs AID CONTRACTORS II
; r,N tftf fafft eri esd sa rtrltFari 81
hsvf sskfo uneftFtEe teek sra rtN st. ~
sfii 90 foftferi 81 a-rtFaEr rr fsirfs~ eft
sares sai 81 4as.a 3 Narsr ta sts+t
4 "a, Hks~ r',ere~--, = Rs.fefts se.yh 5
slff wstfi - sfftFs rs-i1 sft ss.f 80 ts.r eft
vsf'r erfss t'4t is.srts 81 to bosses srt
vtat ft tH.ifil.s ~ e.s,.rfrfs fliEe q s.t
k.ats t.frl4s frt ftitrs .fs EItfr Is tii tfe
r~f efst etafs ffrfF ff tf istie u
tsrfa i1ass tfr ftf hrff tF
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-03

lsa<YsSeE f.s - tnd 50 made daiis sriiins
s0f atu h,asei.slid afisrie. fhs cf4erfate-i
tleuss hrrs5. case sf1 lerlnr knsse> ~es.d -
Ff.lrf.nt ti. aol sfffIss tint fesfau e
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-03

GALAXY COMMISSION Two agents -
- handle n. Patent htfuical Ink trasine
Pencil. I D. rnf-ef V~fui end novel inscnfiod ~
the age iraff- ira tttnrnFe his 20 tpa spcfliIs.
Works like magic. 80 - - Ipr cent f,r.lfit
tsnrfs makes 50 Per Ncrt We al-n panf
ssalsrsi saens g. take chsfse - TERRITORY ard
aris1inf -slt-aErnts. rare rhanra - H1sks
alaotf Write ~ terms aui si...rif - fFss-
80 Mar traef Mfg tuA ts1 ~. IL
tfoeee. 60. t3-ee 1ff
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-03

Rr. Rankin is a graduate Of Ann Arbor and
has had years Of experience in his specialties.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-03
MONEY 70 LOAN.

A ADVERTISEMENTS or THREE LINES
~ or more under this head. 5 cents line for
one insertion; 10 cents a line for three inser-
tions. or - cents a line for one week.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-03

N-A>TED- All tho useu - sfrp IN eni gft
w our price on a spring eit ~ clothes -
psir ~ pants made 10 order. Noief, He8pi-
sheimcf A 90.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-12-23
Novel Literary Enterprisa.

The American Cooperative Library,
recently organized In New York, un-
dertakes to give to book readers, any
where ID the united States better facili-
ties than heretofore given them by the
largest libraries in the leading cities,
and at an almost trIfiipg cost. You
order any book you want, suitable for
general circulation, and it is supplied
Immediately; you can order either
direct, or through your local Bookseller,
country Postmaster or others acting as
local agents. One cent a day for
dollar book, proportionatly for other
values, is the general basis of loans,
three u-nts being the least charge made.
Thus "Ben Hur" costs four cents for
three days, 1.-THE Prince of India" five
cents for four days for each volume.
Lorna Doone," three cents for six days,
"Uncle TOMS CABIN three cents for
Ell &ht days, and so on. You deposit the
price of the book when you order it,
keep it as long as please, and on its
return get any other book you want to
borrow or want to buy. There are some
special advantages to Book Clubs.
Thus, at a cost of from 81 TO So year
one cna have access to the " hole world
of current and standard literature.
Does not this bring the Literary
Millennium" pretty near every home?
Circulars are sent free on request, or a
160-page catalogue for two cents. Ad-
dress John B. Alden, Manager, 81
Rose street, New York.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-12-23
Arizona Rats"

Times are booming in newspaperdom.
Within the past ten days three new
popular educators have thrust them
selves into public notice and have made
demands for public recognition and
public favor. Two of them are dailes,
one published in Florence the other in
Tucson. But the periodical to which
this notice directs attention is light
triggered illustrated sheet yclept
"Arizona Rats" 1t was born and
raised and grew III greatness in its
edition l. Page 1. Sheet l and Vol. l..
trust to collect bills" The "A" in
Arizona is ingeniously constructed
and implies that as a rule Arizona
editors are mining experts and the
editor of Rats is no exception. Hatless
and coatless he leans SO intellectually
heavy on a pick and shovel as to bend
both handles, The secret of his sue
cess as miner is readily apparent in his
open hand which Is Significantly held
behind him. Prospect hOlers anxious
for a puff will please pass out behind
him. But the Rats" has been edited
and published at Mammoth. Capt.
Dick is the chief bull-puDcher ably as
sisted by a corp Of whiskey punchers
and COW punchers. Together they
promise to make it the "newsiest, mug
Wumplest and brightest organ west of
the Mizzury river" 1t is only 40 cents
a copy, a marval of cheapness. n. B. not
in edition, but in price,"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-12-23
Canaigre.

Prof. Gully of the experimental
station at Tucson has furnished the
Southern California Improvement COM
pany with some valuable data regarding
the results of the experiments in Ari-
IONA with the canaigre plant. From
a somewhat lengthy report the follow
ing ideas are condensed.
Roots planted in the spring of 1894
will perfect q crop during the summer
of 1895 that will yield twelve tons to
the acre. This crop of roots is worth
SO per ton in their geen state, or
will work up into two tons Of dry ex-
tract that is worth 500 per ton or 5000
per acre. The cost of cultivation is put
at less that SIT per acre, and the cost
of converting the roots into the extract
about Sl.50 per ton or S1S per acre,
leaving a net profit of s165 per ton.
Prof. Gully Is at work trying to in
terest capital in the erecting of extensive
machinery for the working of the root in
extract the same rs is done at the Dem
ing factory. He bellows the NEST pro-
titable industry in Arizona to be that Of
canaigre acknowledgement
Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-12-23
Made Love by LIGHTNING.

The late Prof. Morse made love by
lightning, as ii were. He met his first
wife during an evening call at the
house of her father and proposed mar
riage to her before he went away that
night. After some happy years she
died. leaving him with several children.
He remained a widOwer until at the
age Of fifty-seven he attended the we'd
ding of his eldest son. One of the
younger ones was what the Scotch
tenderly call an innocent" and it was
the kindness of a relative of the bride
to this boy that attracted his fathers
He invited the lady to drive
with him the following day. When
they returned from the expedition they
were engaged to be married.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-12-23
Express Messenger Killed.

HoUsToN, Tex, Dec. ia message
has just been received here calling for
sherif's posse to go to Crosby.
When the Southern Pacific east bound
tram which leaves here at 10 O'Clock
reached Liberty, John Hutchinson, the
Wells Fargo messenger, was found
dead in his car, his head cleaved open
by blow from an ak, and the car
robbed. The body was left at l.. berry.
Sheriff Ellis, with posse, left on a
special engine, The amount of plumber
stolen is not vet known.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-12-23
GROUNDS.
A Plan for Their Continual Care
at No Cost.
j. Blinkhorn to Build House on the
Grounds and Live There
Races Feb. %.

The new Union Park association has
in view plan that will work to the,
economy of the association and the
profit of the party second part of the
| transaction.
Some of the stockholders have been
| puzzling over how the grounds were
to kept in good order, undesirables kept
from the grounds and the fuelless from
carrying off the fence, as was once done
with an eight of mile of railing at the
old Baker track years ago.
The matter has been arranged by
putting it together with the restaurant
and bar privileges.
j. j. Blinkhorn has entered into an
agreement with stockholders, subject
to the approval of the board of directors,
as follows:
That Blinkhorn shall have complete
charge and authority IF the grounds,
except during races and other occasions
of the association. He may remove or
disbar any undesrables from the
grounds. This is not to be understood
as conflicting with the privilege of stock
holders to the use of the grounds at any
time. He shall have sole privileges Of
selling lunches, drinks, etc, on the
grounds, and it is stipulated shall sell
the same for a reasonable price. He
may train any horses OIL the grounds
for others as well as himself.
In return Mr.. Blinkhorn agrees to
erect good dwelling on the grounds,
In which he shall reside, staying there
practically all the time. He will alse
erect sheds and barns needed by the
association.
Should either party to the agreement
become dissatisfied at any time it is
stipulated that a board of appraisers
selected by each shall appraise the
Improvements made by Blinkhorn, and
he shall be paid for the same and the
contract shall be discontinued.
A blank term of years for the contin-
uation of the contract has been left
for the directors TO supply.
OUTLOOK FOR THE ASSOCIATION.
The association outlook now is that
1T will be profitable investment. Stock
holders will be required to pay admis-
slons to the grounds, as we'll as others,
which will be big item. Twenty five
per cent of all receipts for the occasions
OF the various interests, as bicycle,
base ball, etc., go directly TO the associa-
ton.
The track will probably he in readi-
ness by the 1st of January. The first
big meet will be on the 22nd of February,
preparations for which are now under
way. This it is intended shall be a big
horse affair. The trotters of the entire
territory will be there if it is possible
to secure them. Phoenix has some
good flyers; these it is hoped particularly
can be matched against some of the
fast ones hereabouts.