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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-21

MEMBERS OF TUE PASr.MA>l'
1vA xks' ASSOCIATION OF RicnMONh n
y. ana a. NJ. VIII please attend soecisl ~ ~
TONIGHT AZ o'clock.
~ order OF JAMS Lross, president
W. Z, Nosnf,
hSl]t Secretary and rreAsUsef'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-21

, intellectual requirements, ana h0v,,..
,ns,ch they charmed and attracted 49,,
with whom he came In contact. y,f =
Tenderness and affection. his absYiu.. ..
selfishness and perfect self-sscrlfr. d,
rether with the entire absence ~ ,rs.
fatton and egotism, both foreign b.. "a.
nature. 50 entirely improved Hrr.
whom he was Intimately knsHn. raf
great genius and rare mental ottainn r..
were lost sight OF In contemplate % b..
snbiIme characteristics % bis noll. f....
he was strong and sincere in his sn...
ments. being AT all times and unl.- L..
circumstances the same true arI
s.ervine friend. OF this TIC s..
,,bose head ~ now bowed ia ur..
sorrow AT the loss Of the fricnl r..
and dearest TO him. has abindarf -.
for whatever aid he received d.r...
srhool and college days Wa Due D., b.
kindly interest taken IN him ht f.
ceased. which was prompted soie.. .. .
gencrous nature. and came from o.
s.Idsh hands OF the great an4 r
lanthropisf--fhc subject ~ fh
the sad tidings Of his dcmito I.
sadness 10 the hearts ~ many
In various parts ~ oar country. I.t.
when young were students of ,.
liam and Mary. The name of "D.
will bring back pleasing momD.. .f.
mast and will recall 90 mini uI..
Of kindness rendered them hi f.r
college days.
INSEPARABLY
His name IL inseparabiy corr..r ....
that OF Old william ard " rF
70 her hls talents his FDbslno.
hest years OF his llfe. BE paw
rise. Phoenix-ike. from her ,si
mained a faithful sentinel .,..
the days Of her gloom AMI
and lived to see his cup Df
10 Overlooking by seeing her .hI
and placed upon the road tn
prugress and renoWn. LIT r...
William ana Mary whereof
be-. pause now . moment
life and. gathering from o.
example Of our dear dcrtrts
terminc that his name ami GAM
not die out from the hand.
gotten. but that as long as =.
Mary shall stand. the name .f
Stoddert Ewell shall D. Tl.
eel OF her history, AMI tltt l
during form his virtue stIf
rnemOrated. telling ID conilre
what manner of man h. was.
Peace 10 his ashes.
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PASTOR MAYNARD MkFRC1.
4 wife-Bcater Jailed In H.dinu' .I.,
Railroad Wins ~" SOFT.

ROANOKE. VA. juno I'D
Rev. Nathan Maynard. pastor
Baptist church NJ CoWngiou. I..
Miss BESSIE NJ Iarlow,. ...
Rev. John NJ. HarloWs. of fI.
united in marriage Ia th. hal.
Of that place at : O'Clock t
Rev j. b. Taylor. II. ID. ol'
4 man giving his name a+ ST.
companied 10y his wife ami l.I
former husband WAS arr.-t.|
vale. Bedford county yesterday.
TO the grand jury on ~ ..
csdelly beaung his wife and
tempting murder by phc.ns
railroad track 90 b. run o..r
She dragged herself from Oh.
was found In an uncon-c.0u.
just before the approach o.
and was taken 20 MonNal. tI
men. The coupe feN ONT tiYI
Diest narrowly escaped l}r.t
ragged citizens.
Lieutenant-Colouel ". r..
Second Virginia Regimen. l
an invitation to tax. comma
military In the Fourth-of.l
az Radf0rd. The Roanoke ifr
will accompany MIN.
The suit of Laura H1y
against the Norfolk and W,-f..,
COMPANY for 600 damage f.f
from the depot at Marru-..
cidcd IN the Hastings Count
favor Of the defendant
DOUBLE WORK..
The force employed n u
Machine-Works is now 4lu.
night duty repairing ears ami
IL Is expected to turn out ...lr
latter this week which wH
thirty disabled engines repair
on the road In nffeen days t. ...
moving coal from the fnf-Ior
Norfolk. where there is crr
5000 carloads for vessels HIa
ing.
William Welch one OF our w.
citizens. and A large 0p. rst.r . ...
received a telegram today fr
ton. Ontario. that his father
Welch. was dead.
Captain r. A. TllDu guiH.
city Sergeant. giving bor nf .s.
Senator j. Allen Watts Irf
as surcties. lie 8ppout.I -.H.
his deputy.
The contested election c.
~ tomorrow boforr Jus4. ff.
Nelson Circuit Court who p
Judge Woods. Tho ReruhlrIfr
are ready. but the l,mucflf.
for more time. IN On, event iH.
ed. Colonel j. ". UartA M
Pattie, Republican candidate.
mOnwcalth's ATTORNEY and '.r.
OF Revenue. respectively vI
strain w ). Goocn AMI g. g. Pawn.
opponents. who. AFTER thr rtlrI
thrown oyt by tho comm
election. were awarded c.Itif tf..
ton. and will apply flr au orl.r ..
Court restraining them from ..
on the ground that tho rr..
should hold over until thor
are elected "
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MEDALLsTS

Mr. Allan Hairless. a young lawyer OF
cnristiansDurg. then delivered TO Mr.. J.
w. e. Dabney, OF Chatham, the orators
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-21

ola papers for sale At ssc hundred as
y STt'tI o~'ce
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-21

1t lies in an age when science Is push
Ing from discovery TO discovery: when
the wonders OF yesterday pale before the
wonders OF to-day; when mind is becom-
Ing more and more the master and mat
ter more and more the slave. It's spread
ing plains and far-lying hillsides are
flooded with the foseate light OF youth
and hope. Its soil Is rich with promise
OF harvests more abundant than those OF
the Valley OF the Egyptian river. It's
pleasant groves are fragrant with
flowers that can ripen fruit more golden
than the apples OF the Hesperides BE
II your life work 20 improve this fair
domain. See 10 II that no portion lies
fallow or neglected. Remember that spare
moments are the diamond points that
gem the surface OF its most secluded
spots. The diplomas you hold attest your
diligence as wards and your fitness for
such work. Continue In II unwearied
to the end. and when you have reached
the farthest limit OF your estate and
from some point Of vantage stoutly won
look down upon Its smiling fields stretch
ing In long. prospective behind you, you
viii experience the purest Joy that earth
can giye-the sense OF opportunity i'm
proved and duty done. That each young
life before me may have such blessed
contamination OF human effort is my
prayer In your behalf TO one who Is ever
ready TO pronounce the words "We!l
done" Farewell
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-21

behJamin Stoddsrt Ewell was nobls
specimen OF man--one that * not of,a,
met with In these days of ours. He had
hved among us for nearly half a century
and by his noble traits Of Character had
endeared himself 10 all classes OF a,,r
people. He had rough exterior ana
brusqus manner, but he mad within
his breast tender heart, that ALWAYS
melted into sympathy for another's sor-
rows. IL Benjamin $. Ewell had fau,,s
they were psccadillos indeed. ana were
10 oyershadewed by the multitude ana
the masnitude o. his virtues that thew
were unknown TO those nearest TO him.
ana TO those with whom he was most
intimately associated. s''
of MS scholarly atsainments II il need
less to speak. A perfect epcyelon,,s a,s =,
knowiadse: but high as We're his varies
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-16
ANOTHER ARAY.
This Time Only gighiy.two Iniusirlais'
--lhey SLEPT, Ate and Marched

Yesterday Captain German In COM
mand OF a company Of 'HnduslriAl
armyy men Numbering oiEhty-two,
arrived In this city over tho 3. +. rail-
way. and took possession Of the round
house. The men were supplieu WIN
food By the city yosieriay anu 'l"
tbelr dinner on the Old camp Htnuh"s.
g1rmtn, In conversation wi'l n
NEWS representative, iaid! I'VE WI
march this afternoon win ~ .ist Nv.
men ana proceed 70 Uintah. Az thAi
station We will do a. we have zone hil
along the road--h. ] { eirain ana iorce
our way east. We expected % over
take Kelly at this point anu Hhoull
have done 20 had u not been iuf we
delay we have had In travel. We ne
whenever we get chance, even ioI
only few miles. Our last rue, npN.
ever, war $50 miles. We viii NOT over
toxic Kelly now until we arrive a.
Wnshln kton. We nave been tffAtou
vrry well along the road, ami have n"t
nlck man among u.s."
Asthoac mon were not guarded many
Of them deserted, aud uofman,
although he oKptc,td 100 mon W
march with MIN 70 JlliAui ~. "
down Washington avenue 90 o'ol,cN
h. M. with fotiy-siH men under DIS
command. OF the balance Of the men
who came Ia about twenty Of them
were seem making their way ioMmhtu
salt Lake aud the rest arc lolt w.
ogden. Gorman's oohtingent was Wen
supplled at Ogden with tlol aud afu'
olts Of wearing appUaruiii W., siNleon
rntrs al sboes, two dozen pait'
al eocka, one suit u clothes,
one hat, two dozen towels and
two pairs Of oycralls, bought and pal'
for By money donated 10 and lett hcr'
In tho bank by Kelly 10 assist them
This company, unlike that com manJ Joy
by Kelly, was Of slow anl laAy ~
posiiIon' each man waiting Tor th'
other 20 make move.
German says there Is company Q
about one hundred mon camper
Terrace who arc heading this way
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-16

ueriion Herewith. Ia the GIspc
Christ wasa aulution TO the social
labor problems bufofc the world toah.
ana they would yot have o. be solN'.
by this people.
dressed tho SInts on SuulaA ate
NON. Reference was M uie % Co...
recent otiest Lesson 90 tue Territory.
l. o. the r9mmouwe1l or iudusiflli
army. Hal the Laticr.iay observe
Inc Instructions OF Gld, there YOU "
moi now 10 uodf and uuomrI' yc1 lu
our mldaf. The leaders ui h uni inc
epeakpr uffcd had not hoeu awe ~
thpIr duties. 10 was not only toe uu'y
oil those I'M authority iu Zion 90 ~ ,nh
m,rlings aud took ni,-r The spa ilil
welfare of the IU'Tlc, NN'
Mo- 10 ace that their t'mplia.
wauts we're compiled wlth;mcn an We
mpu who were cold Nid hungry cil. I'D
nod worship Col ua tuey sh1uii no.
| Industrial amt huauCI1I mlstnhg' were
| toIntpi uut 600 the uuyuluvattd IeIdA
| nut prcbnfda, unused and iusilhs
| n,acbIurrv. and the u1H.suHr0ft 90
/ homo ntnufaclurIus. LIuCauou was
| ni,B inferred 90. The support OF tht
B. Y. academy aud other lhltch
| schools was also urged, that nvtniu'IlA
| Instead OF our boys aud gita s9iug
Fat 90 school, those from tho Eis.
would come here. Practical education
-cIucniian OF hand as we'll ~ traln--
,gaaaiv. Gated. A. % means OF ptOsfess'
. healthy discomfort, a desire 20 ~
| aomuihiug better aud greater h
a Iyocnied. In conclusion the speaker
added few words On the raplliy
growing divorce EVIL. Hubanis any
wives were urged TO be- f0tgivins win
each other, not allow dilvroucta %
arise between them, ana rem.mttl
the marriage VOWS they hal made
Tho closing remarks Of tho e iaief'
,uco were male by Elder a.
o. Bmo0t, Of tue slnkt pfl.t
dcncy. He endofsed the rsmntki
made, onpecially those iu relation
90 homo Industry H. encourage! Ia,
towns VI Payrou ana American Foti
90 build b1WUties, that tbs two mex
Stake conferences might hu held thcts
rne resumption Of the payment oi o
cents per month by cacn OF th
brethren, aud - cents by each ot Ia
sisters, Tor the liqulisting OF the > az
tabernacle indebtedness, was urged
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-16
Notes.

In her damage suit against the
Union Pacific, tho jury awarded Mrs.
Hugo Drprsziu a verdict OF 81 ,5oo.
On Saturday, May 9Th, the Utah
Y. 81. M. 1. A, stake conference cou-
vrurs. In connection with tue oou'
terence will be a grauu competitive
concert
After the quarterly stake conference
Elders T.. NJ. Lyman aud John Henry
smith went 20 5pfingville and on
sunday evening addressed the people
OF that place.
Suits for the recovery Of the follow
log amounts due on notes have beru
instituted; Provo Commercial and
Savings Bank W, Provo Milling g.
Manufacturing Co., sl,OOoi First Ma.
ionai Bank Of Sterling Va Richard
johnson u al, 95212J; Nephi Savings
Bank We VIM. proberl 81 al, $4,000
Zi0n's Savings Bank ~ Trust 20. v.
John MORRISON OF al, $500.
At meeting OF SUNDAY scho0
superiutoudrnla u Utah Stake Of Niol
7 hold yesterday, u WIS decided o. hoI'
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PROVO.
Provo, UrAn ApHlio, 1894
Sinkn Conference.

The quarterly conference Of the
Utah stake Of Zion wac held In Provo
on Saturday ami SUNDAY. or the
general authorities OF the Cnurcn there
Were pfesent Elders +. NJ. Lyman,
John Henry Smith and Abraham H.
Cannon Of tnn quorum oi Twelve
Apostles. During The sunday aufVlccH
The stake tabernacle was we'll oiled.
On Saturday number OF encodfag-
Ing reports were mado by warn
Bishous. Eldersi Hatch aud Layton,
pfrsldonta of the Wasatch and ~. Jo'
sept Stakes Of Ll0u respectively, spoke
briefly, the humu industry theme TAX.
ing precedence la thulr remarks.
Elder DAVID John, OF the Utah Sake
lreaidency, reflected the spirit OF tho
general Conference OF tue Church in
regard 10 secret societies.
Elder 4. 81 LymaH was the lAstepcakuf
Of the DAY. lie urged upon the Saints
the necessity ot making greater efforts
la tue lino OF ESTABLISHING and main
tainlng home industries. The imam.
clal siluatlon was also touched upon,
the credit system being condemned
crodilora were urged 10 DO lenient win
their brethren.
On Sunday morning tho general aud
stake authorities Of the Church were
sustained. Elder Y. l.. Halliday wa,
sustained asa member Of the 5tnki
High Council, vice William ID. Robin
Huu, VINO has been appointed 20 libo
a. Bishop u the American Fork wari
Elder John Henry Smith spoke &
the Saints on tbs great plan " saliva
ton OF mankind, aud encouraged the
Saints To labor diligently for the up
building Of Zion.
Eldcr Edward Partridge, N IN,
stake pTeeideucy, spoke briefly on th
duties devnlviug on Lstter-dHy Saints
Elder II, NJ. Lyman supplemsnIe,
his remarks OF tue day previous oil
home Industries, aud referred 10 "a
teachings Of Presidsn. Young in COZ
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-16

The board, all Of whom we're pres mt
except tarnswurth, adlournci sine iiu
AMI the now board convened a. pm
a. y. Emery wa. the ouiy absentee
Tho following organization vas Of
iucIod. President, l.. W. Shurlini
vice president. Wan. Greer secretary ,
a. o. 5mo0t JE; treasurer
w. IL. Duscnbrrry; executive COM
mltter, J.. q. Miluer, Goo. G. WAIT.
more ami William Greer auditing
committee, George q. Whtmote, Rec .
5moot nuI W. ". Woodring; commit
tso on grounds, w. w. WoJifiug, a.
b, Emery ami l.. NJ. Shur'lif. Tho
bond " tho secretary, after clnsidri-
able discussion, was rKei nt iuOli Of
the treasurer, $1,000.
On tnr estimate Of the medical super
intsudrut OF outrout expense. Tor the
ensuing three months, the treasurer
was Instructed 10 draw on the IerTl'
/ t1ral auditor Tor nine 81 900 warrants.
The medical experimentation wa
/ authorized 10 advertise for bids Tor sup
| rlius fuF the ensuing six moniha
The board adjourned
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-16
Notes and Personals.

George CLARK, II. II. Hurley, John
Riley aud Thomas Ryan were arrested
and lodged In jail yesterday ehaigel
with yagfancy.
The U. T.. train from the east was
hour late THE morning, the itiav
beinr caused BY n landslidss al Dovil''
Gate.
The Jury In the case OF Frank Moran
has returned a verdict Of guilty.
Judge Bishop was kept very busy on
Haiuriay.
Elders George TeaslAle, y. ID. Rloh'
ards aud II. J. Grant were tine peak
err Mt tic tabernacle yesterday.
Ogden was visited by q sego I'd wiute
Last "a ht. ~ tho form VI heayl
snow storm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-16
TIE INSANE ASYLUM.


The Territorial Insane asylum beard
met Saturday II the n'yium anu
transacted business ~ follows;
Appropriate were made as fol-
lows Curroat expenses, sl0il.32i
salaries, 81 ,aii 6j; elaine, fijj9
The contract price Tor rNcavaung
carnl In the rear oi the asylum was
reported 10 bc sl,l03.ll, aud the work
10 le completed April 2J.h.
The movement Of patients for tue
uasl month was reported ua iollpWt'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-16

Gtsyour duty 10 yaufse 10 pst rid
Of the foul accumulation boz v'ur bio 4
tbls fpfing. Ho0d's fauuparllia ~
just The medicine you need 90 purity,
v.tsIze ami enrich your blood. That
HE'D feeling which nncona nearly
everyone Boo HE spring IL driven on by
Hoal's SArsaparIlln, The great sprluF
medicine aud blood nurlhuE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-16

Damaged Lumnnr
Al burned utOos st spe'la ch11
prices. Nnw be- the time 20 buy.
Morrison. Merrill a 60.
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M-n-

The grand opening 90 OGDEN 10.
sputRf. under the nuipitc4o %. y 60
has BEEN postponed 10 AMI gan. All
tickets sold arc Rnod April 2i.n.
Hy order Committee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-16

Dr. -. -. Itewett a sou,
The leading dentists, Douly Block,
strictly nul.,lass work NJ onu-hail
price charged elsewhere. Bes. west OF
Chicago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-16

liooA'i Pills become the favorlto
caiharlio with everyone who tries
ilpfu Is
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Eyosui lar Dr. la Lyous 80
South Main.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-16

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our price s.1a Brown wnp3ora yslrs
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but sil3
stun Suits f1rs
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rTuE "ui4AusrHN 800 $50 100 NJ Al.
street fufrH" rHuUr. uNall' I
HIy4ucrt and most r.a. .HIU Boo town.
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Is now being illustrated In The
show window OF Che Eagle Gate
Cigar factory, IS west. Second South
street, where the public can see how
The "Elglc Cate Cigars are made
Arizona republican., 1894-03-06
PERSONAL.

H. Arey of Maricopa was registered yesterday at the Lemon hotel.
 Perry Williams, the accommodatino Maricopa landlord, was in town yester- day.
 Constable Patterson of Gila Bend ar- rived with another prisoner OF Sunday morning.
 James Day of Cave creek was in town yesterday with Is lion skins, the win ter's catch.
 Tom Gregory, who has been at Mari copa for the past week. returned to the city yesterday.
 R. Lewicki, who has been for long time with s. H. Drachman of Tucson. ia in town looking for employment.
 Hiram Brown, of Los Angeles, who has been in the city visiting his friend Joe Pratt, retuned home last night.
 There were registered at the Con- mercial hotel yesterday R. B. Me Pherson, Michigan; Chas. Dronmitzer Spokane; Jno. W. Williams, Tucson.
 Mrs. s. R. Andrews, accompanied bv her daughter, arrived yesterday morn ing to join her husband, who has been in the city for some time. They will make Phenix their home.
 Colin Cameron. of Lochiel. member of the Live Stock Sanitary commission. came in on Sunday. He was accom- panied by Chas. ". Pugh, editor of the stoekman and also $ amembenof the comm1sSton. ID
Arizona republican., 1894-03-06

ElTCH < CAMPBELL, ATTORNEYS AT l. Law. Over National Bank of Arizona. -
Arizona republican., 1894-03-06

O. Counselor at law Mining and water right law speciality. City attorney. Yuma.
Arizona republican., 1894-03-06

B. J. FRANKLIN AIFR,D FRANKIIN EFRANKL1N < FRANK LIN-Attorneys and
 II CounseloIs at Law. Rooms and 8. Moni-
 hon block, Phoenix, Arizona,
Arizona republican., 1894-03-06

JERRY MILLAY. WALTER BENNETT MlLLAY & BENNETT, ATTORNEYs-AT- 4NA LAW Rooms l6 and F Fleming block.
Arizona republican., 1894-03-06
Underfa,karS

w H. SMITH X CO.,, UNDERTAKERS AND ,s. . Embalmers South Center St., tlrst door off Washington. o-
Arizona republican., 1894-03-06

HAVE opened an office in room l, IS Wesr l Washington St., with Riddle X Gray. real estate dealers, where I will attend to pensions business. If you have claim pending and need help come and see me- G D GRaY
Arizona republican., 1894-03-06

nAMRON x CRENSHAW. Attornevs aI Tow u Rooms l3 and 15, Porier block. corner Cen. ter and Washing on streets, Phoenix, Ariz.
 J. w. CRENSHAW.i J. M. UAMRCN
Arizona republican., 1894-03-06
ArChIUecC,

HIRED HEINLEIN-Architect and superin- | tendent. Room Il, Fleming Block Eff teen years ex perience. Architect and superin- tendent of the Fleming Block.
Arizona republican., 1894-03-06

PfRANK COX, WEBSTER STREET
 { fOA & SfREET.-ATTO AT LAW. o Th1bodo building, Phoenix, Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1894-03-06

RARNEs MARTIN, ATTORNEYS -AT-LAW u Tucson, Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1894-03-06

WILLIS J. RULINGS. WADE H. RULINGS.
 LUNGS RULINGS. Attorneys-at Law. Il Rooms9 and Ii Pc UT building. -1 Y
Arizona republican., 1894-03-06

Il. N. ALEXANDER W, H. STILwELL X LEAANDER < STILWELL-ATTORNEY A AT LAW Office ill Hartford Bank build Ing, Ph9nix. A1iz
Arizona republican., 1894-03-06

J' IT V WALhEK, R. P. WILLIAMS, M. H. WIL.IAMS
 Avpp Dist Atty. vv torneys and Counsellors Law. Rooms 50 & 32, Wall St.. Phoenix. Arizona
Arizona republican., 1894-03-06
MetaIIurUiSt,
Pensions.

| " Morgan-Metallurgis the Harcuyar A. Copper Co., Office. Room 10, Fleming
Arizona republican., 1894-03-06
SOc1eTX,

DHEN1A LODGE NO. 5, A. o. U. W, meets 1 in Monihon Block every Wednesdav e,5es mng. M. w., B. A. Fickas; Recorder, J D.
Arizona republican., 1894-03-06
Oils.

DHGNIX OIL CoMPANY-Dealers in oils
 | Coal oil, lubricating oils, gasoline. oilpas and gasoline stoves. Office-2S South Cenfer. street, Phoenix. OoHsei
Arizona republican., 1894-03-06
Veterinary
Acc0un1ant
AttOrneyS-at.Law.

DORTER W. FLEMING, Attorney at Law. l Rooms 20 and 21, Fleming Block, Phnn1x,
Arizona republican., 1894-03-06
Mining EnCineer
ASSaXec,

e E X j. PORTERIE, ASsAYER, WASHINGTON A. street. east of P. o. Phoenix, Ar1z
 PRICE FOR ASSAYS:
 Cole, Silver, Cop'r, 100 Copper s1 .oo Gold, Silver, Lead, LOO Lead. ..1 m Nolu aHu O1lFer. .oU I'm .........., 00
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-05-01
GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
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Out to Be a Tunnel Built by the / n
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a Train at Brunswick-A New DL a.
sonic Temple to Be Built at Macon