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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-05-01
WA1EAzC, HHo, HAWAII, J
January I'd, 10. {

January ZZCJ Ics3-j
How. VIZ. q. IawTS, Hos0LULC, I'll.
DEAE SIg:-In reply 20 yours o. 4 (
18Th ms. regarding the National Cane
Shredder furnished hy toe sniVersa.
5lIli Co. II New YORK, and erected oy
the HiIo Sugar Co. this past season.
! lVould beg 10 Say, that It a2s noEF been
IN operation day and night during the past
three weeks working On pant cane, and
also hard ratoons, and It g giving me the
greatest satisfaction. The more I see OF
/ it's capabilities, the better pleased am
that pat it in, "a | am satisfied that it
will repay the original outlay In a short
time, In saving OF labor, higher extrac-
ton, etc.
Il Is shredding frorn $50 TO 4gJ tons OF
cane every % hours with the greatest
ease, and it could shred z much larger
quantity If necessary. Ii deiivers the
shredded cane in an even uniform feed
TO the three roller mill, which receives II
without the intervention OF any labor,
and as the cane is thoroughly shredded
or disintegratec it relieves tie mill of a
great deal OF strain, thus reducing the
liability % broken shafts, gearing, etc.
There IS q saving Of four ~ men daily
or the mill, "a only one man is required
TO regulate the amount Of cane delivered
by the carrier TO the shredder. IT has
A@\t~S~OCA S4>S E[tF6EtfDn sGCLl 4 20
5 per cent.
The economical use Oh steam is gene
rally serious consideration in adding
new machinery, as In most mills the
boiler power is taxed TO It's highest limit, /
"a IL was IN this mill, and any increased
demand necessitated an additional boil |
En- But l find that the shredder and the |
three roll mill engines combined use no |
more steam than the three roll mill /
engine did when working on whole cane, |
while doing better work and more OF it. |
and owing to the uniform feed on the |
mill, the engine demands very little
attention.
The Megass from the shredded cane
makes superior fuel, and the firenen
nave less difficulty in maintaining a uni.
orm pressure OF steam than formerly.
will be pleased to have a call from !
PARTIES interested, as it is necessary to
ee the machine at work to fully appre-
late its capabilities
L remain, very truly yours,
(Sig.) JOHN A. SCOTT,
Manager Hilo Sugar Co.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-05-01
Shredder
PATENTED UNDER THE LAWS OF
THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.

The attention OF Planters
and Agents is called to the
following letter from Dir.
JoHE 4. ScoTT, Manager of
the Hilo Sugar Co., regarding
the working OF the National
Cane Shredder, which he has
just introduced into the Mil
of that Company:
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-09-06
Giu 0uuperneur Oerbaftct.

Denper, @ol., %. @ug. @pat
ge1tern Mbenb tpurbe Elm 90 tbefebl
gegen @ouperneur Dapto s. Waite
erla7en unter ben i@peren @nf&ulz
bigung, einen 8rief an bic frubere Maz
trone I'M Polt3eiz9auptquartter Mrs.
2ttens, aufsema@t uno 5uriid bebalz
ten gu baben. Der @erbaftbefebl tpurz
be bonn Der. Staaten : @ommthdr
9insoale erlaFen, Der glei&aeitig
9aftsbefeble fir prditoent Dennis
MuQins bon Der polt3eiz8eb0rbe, 9az
milton Mrmitrong, poltaeiz@bef uno
&ate DpDer, Matrone, erlteb. 6rau
2itens bate bic Mntlage erboben.
Watte ma4te in ber Office bes Cont
mi6drs cine Scene. Ser @ouperneur
mar b64it emp0rt uno platotrte fofort
"ni4t i9n(big". @r babe ben 8rtef
niht 9e0Hnet, aber ieir Snbalt lei
linn borgeldien morben. Der Tal
tpurbe auf ndtbiten Dienitas perle9t
unb nabm Der GommifGr @ouperneur
Waites peri0nli@e 8urgl4aft i'm Be-
tray bon $500, i'm Proceb gu eri@eiz
men an.
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Sic EutbiaSr,tter.

Mafbington, y. g., 20. Dug.
9ier tagt bic Supreme 2oge bes Srz
0ens Der pptbiasritter. Das 9auptz
ereigniB bes 9eItrt9en 9ages mar Der
lm5ug Der ppt6iasritter, an benz ii@
1900 Mttglieber bes Srbens in Unit
form betbeiligten. @or benz @eiBen
9auie mar cine plattform erri4tet
porben, bon Der Prdfioent @lebelanb
bic paraoe abnabm. Ser 8orbeiz
marl@ oauerte lber 3met Stunben.
9ie pptbiusrttter 9etpdbrten in ibren
idmuden uniformen umb ben tpeiBen
NIT Gebern gei4midten 9elmen einen
duberft malerii4en 4nblid.
@ormittass UNI 10 l1br purbe in
Der Builders @r4ange 9alle bas Con-
Globe Der Supreme 2obge oes Sroens
Der P%ptbiasritter bur@ ben Supreme
Gbancellor 81. 80. 8ladpeq er0fnet,
ber in ieinem Sabresbert4t ben beutz
l4en Mitgliebern bes Srbens fir ibre
@erlu@e, bic beutf@e @pra@e in If
rem 2ogen etn3ufubren, bic herbten
@ormiirfe madte.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-09-06

$96 per GaIone au nebmeu, einen Nb>
aug bon 10 @aQonen, pe(de porber
sebrauAt tparen, erlaubenb; bic
S4winoler iino enttommen. Cine
anbere 9anbe reiit berum nit elmer
sroben Nuspabl BON Drp @oobs, bic
lie ~ipottbiQis anbieten, unb nadoem
lie sinen Muftras fir S. Bis Sc erbal.
ten. cine Note fir ben 8etras perlanz
gen, ba lie tein 8aarselb sebrau&en,
unb peripreAen bic Waaren per grpreb
in einisen 1asen abauliefern, aber am
itatt Der Waaren, erbdlt Der 8etrefz
fenoe Notio bon elmer 8ant ooer eiz
mem Collector, cine Note i'm Betrae
bon $50 Bis $50 innerbalb elmer &C.
wii1en 3eit gu beaablen. Moral:
&ouft nur bon eurem einbeimti4en
@ei@dftsleuten, uno ibr uerbet ME
gepreIt!
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1~leb<r,mwen,nuna In sSaStea.

Simla, 26. 4us. Wm @obnas
See, Der i9on lett lanserer Set i'm
'Steisen begriFen mar, erfolgte Elm
Dammbru9, tporauf fi@ bas MaGer
in setpalttsen Str1men in baS Sbal
ereob, MQes a~eritDreno unb oerui&@
tenb. Die @etpalt bes Mantrs mar
cine berartige, bab gauge Dortsr pol>
ttdnbig aptggei4memmt tpuroen: Sn>
folge Der beftisen anbaltenben Regers
9ii7e ities bas WaHer i'm Sc NIT
far4tbarer @ei9pinbisteit. Cine
l1nteriu@ung bes Dammes ersab bas
@eiultat, baB Elm Dur9bru@ ber
MaHermafen ieoerasit gu bsfir@tsn
lei. Da an etne MusbeFerung bes
Dammes ni4t gu benten mar, that bic
@esitruns iofort bic notbpenbisen
Shrttte, um gu ner5iten. bab Bel
Gintrttt Der Rataitropbe Meni@en
umtdmen. @s nurben iiberaq 3iige
in 8ereiti@aft gebalten. uel&e bic
8epobner ber iberi4memmten @esenb
in Si@erbeit bra@ten, iobalb Der
Dur&bru@ erfolste. Der umiiht
unb 0oriorge Der Regierung TT es gu
perbanten, bab Elm @eluft bon Nten<
i@enleben ni@t gu betlagen 1T.
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3elegrapbN6es


Gan Mntonio, &c.,, 30. Mus.
@eitern 4beno sesen 9 ubr pertpunbez
te 9r. Mnoerion O'Mallep, Elm iunger
2lrat, ber por lnsefdbr bret Wo4en
aus Nep Dprt 6ier6ertam, aus @erz
ieben ieinen breiidbrigen @obn our9
einen @eoolperi4ub pnb erI4ob Damn
ben &naben. Dr. O'Ma1ep unb jeiz
ne Grau fiir@teten, bab in tbre Wobz
nung einsebro4en merben t0nnte unb
bate tnTolse befen i@on mebrere Ra4z
te MIDI g.Iblafen. @eftern Mbeno
ssseu 9 ll6r bIrtsn lie pi< bic 1bire
bes Rtnberaimmers tnarrte. Sofort
sins Or. S'Wea1ep init einem Repolz
Der In Der 9anb in bas &inber3immer
tonnte iebo4 Niemanben in benz 3imz
rner 1eben. ST trat an bas 8ett 6ez
ran, in 1pel4em ietn oreiidbrises
@D6n4en unb iein tleiner Nefe 14liez
fen uno itteb crit ieinen NeHen uno
oann feinen Sobn NIT benz &epolper
an, UNI lie gu peden. SIM ielben Muz
genblid 9ing bic WaHe los unb bic
&ugel brang benz &naben in bic @eiz
te. SIM Ecu ieBte S'MalleD ieinen.
@obne ben Repplper an ben Ropf,
bridte no4mals los unb erl4ob ben
&leinen, ba, mie ct 1agte, bic erte
Buroe. abiolut t0btli@ 9epeien lei
unb er benz &naben bic Dual unb bic
@4mer3en bdtte eriparen tpo0en. 9r.
O'WaQeD, Der Dor S4mer3 fait mabnz
iipnig mar, 1murbe perbaftet.
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Cine SGlappe fir Die 1o4dnocr.

Mmiterbam m, %. Mug. Die
Expedition, bic 9egen 2amboot ab9ez
lanbt murbe, lit bon ben @tngeborenen
gej@lagen morben. 2amboot lit cine
Sniel untpeit SABA. Ser Raoi4ab
BON 2amboot 5tebt 1unter bolldnoii@er
Sberberrl4aft, unb ba feline Inter
tbanen ith iiber feline MiBperualtung
be1@pert batten, 10 muroe i'm SUM-
etne Struferpebttion 9egen i'm 9ez
ianbt, uno ct fiblte iii4 baour4 BE-
tposer, 8ei7srun9 gu beriprsaen. 9ieie
Expedition tpar auf benz @iidmege,
als lie angegrifen uno selalo9en
tpurbe. $780,! III g.
It m, 30. Mug. Dte
Nieberlage auf 2amboot felt f@ uls
Neine bel i@perere beraus, als man
ami Gngli@ angenommen. 164 Solz
baten unb ID Sficiere, barunter &C.
neral Ban Sam iinb tobt unb bic 3abl
Der Wermunbeten 1T iebr bebeuteno.
Dem boudnbti&en &%eitbenten auf
2amboot selan9 es gu enttommen.
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afduouuae,, nit &tmoertFen.

Memel, 30. Mug. Nabe Der Stabt
Rrottingsn i'm ruifii4en @oubernement
Wilna bat Elm 8auerncratpaq itattgez
funben. @raf 1piatieppuo, Der sr0bz
te @utsbsiiBer Der @eseno. be1en
S4loB in ber Mdbe bes Srtes liegt,
pfdnbete einieen 8auern ibr @ieb ab.
Dies perlebte bic ganaer Bauern IN
&rotttngen in iolhe Wuth, oaB 1th
etpa bunbert berielben NIT @epebren
unb @enien betpaHneten, na@ benz
S4loKe mari4irten unb bic 9eraus:
sabe bes @iebes fopberten: Der @raf
ipoute ibrer Gorberuns tein @eb0r &c.
ben, %tporauf bic 8auern einen tpiitben=
ben MnsriF auf bas S@loB ma&ten.
Diener bes @rafen i@lugen na4 befz
tisem aampfe bic 8ausrn 3uriid, BON
benen mebrere pertpunbet tpuroen. Bon
ben Dienern bes @rafen tpuroe nut
elmer lpertpunbet.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-09-06

Sanger. %. Dug. Nadridten
aus 81 a3atlanm elben, bat Sepaa=
rem BON Gurppdern Die Staot in Sol
&c BON Drobune.n toer &abplsn, lie
anausreifen, perlaRen. 'Selt etntgtr
3eit iebod tpar bic 9altuns ber Roz
'bplen nibt mebr 10 orobenb, aber IS
tpirb befur9tet, bab Dies nllr Elm Wora
ipiel fir einen allgemeire11 Nutitano
aeaen ben Sultan ut. Gocale Nebolz
ten eeser bic GrpreRungsn Der @ou@
perneure tperben bon ner1hleoe1en
9beilen bon Marotto gemslbet uno
Der mG9tise DataQa Itamm bte!t bic
@ouperneure bon Sea an uno per-
lanste 3a6lung zines 5rtbuts. yin
Conflict entitanb unb auf betben @etz
ten 9ab es mebrere Sobte.
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ART ettSeou,atiNdr u. Yuumaupat

90 26. @usul. @uno.s<
Mrbetts : GommifGr Carroll y.
Mri9bt, @~oritBenoer ber bier tagenz
ben S~treit4Gommiiiton, murbe iiber
ben 8eri&t ~interDtept", bab ct einen
puQmanpab gu benuben pf1ege. st
iaste: ~Sa, i@ babe einen auf allen
@ullmarpaeen giiltisen Sa9respab,
unb benuBe benielben, 10 oft i@ min.
S% babe Jpn ntht auf Der Retie bier'
Der benuBt, benin babur@ piiroe bic
@egierung nur ettpas getponnen 1aben.
@onit aber benube i'd i'm, penn es
mir beliebt. Ser pab tpurbe mir BON
Germ pullman geseben, tpel@er Elm
peri0nli@er Greunb Don mir 1T, unb
id babe bieIen pab bereits felt meb=
reren Sabren, felt ber eriten pullman
l1nterIu@ung, mel4e i@ borndbm,
pas sic, tpie t4 bermutbe, erfabren
pol1en. @orber babe i4 9errn pull=
man niht getannt, aber bamals lernte
i& i'm tennen, unb iettoem mar er
mir itets Elm ber3li@er Greuno. Ct
CUB mir ben paB unb foroerte MIDI
ouf, in ieinen Wagen gu fabren, 10 oft
id es pinI4e, gerabe 10, uie Scenario
etnen Mnberen etnlaben piirbe, in ieiz
ner Ruti&s gu fabren."
Ser paB bes @ommiEdrs Mrigbt
bere4tigt benielben, gu beliebiser 3eit
in trgeno einem Prlllmantpager III je<
benz 9betle Der Ser. Staaten unentz
geltli9 au fabren. ~.
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@uroe ~fret8e8eben.

@laagom, 20. Mugu1t. De1
Dampfer .Sslam", bsr BON ben
bieiisen 3olbeamten auf @runa
BON Mei1unsen bet brittl@en Regiez
r,1ns ibei&la9nabmt tporben tpar. net!
Qebtere alaubte, ber 9ampfer ip0e als
Rrtegsi@iF fir Sapan ausseril lte1
tperben, 1T freisegeben tporoen. pei
iapanif# @eIanbte batte fiA tm Na=
men 1einer @egierung bafar perburgt.
baB Der ~Sslam" ni4t fir &~riess5tpez
de berpenbet pirb.
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d. =. II. ~.

@tncinnatt1 %. Dug. @ez
itern begann bier bic SiBung BET
bes &ncient 0rber Of l1niz
teb Worfmen. @egen 400 Dele9aten
unb qeqen 1000 Mitglieoer bes Or
bens }inb gesentpdrttg bier. Mapor
@alpel belt cine 8emtQtommnungsz
an1pra4e an bic 8erIammlun9.
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Mukteu 36je8elo 8ebeu .

Sientiin, 20. dug. Wie 114
iebt ". 1teQt, erlannten bic beutz
5&en tatboliI@en MiFionare am Ningz
Chou in Der Probin3 @4angtung,
pel@e bon 8anbiten fortgei4leppt
murben unb beren GreilaKung Sam
.itaq aemelbet puroe, crit bann tire
Jreibeit, na4bem ber beuti4e @eianoz
te einen Druid auf bic 8eamten IN pez
fling ausgeiibt bate unb Elm 2oiegelp
bon 1000 Mart ge3ablt porben mar.
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Sin aedoolenes Dentmal.

Berlin, 80. dug. Sn ber @a4t
Dor Der @ntbilung beg 2uomig=De Dent
ma1s in Murrau in Sberbapern muir
be oas 5tanbbilb beg Prin3regenten
Quitpplo i'm Wittelsba4 part in @arz
mild bon leinem Sodel entternt uno
1T bis ieBt nod ni4t aufgefunben
tporoen. Mu@ lit es bet poli3ei nod
ni4t gelungen, ben @eribern bes I'M
tugs auf bic Spur gu tommer.
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Hteoertaae trans6tfder 3ruppen.

Yarts, 80. Mug. Glne 0ePe1@e
bon ct. 2ouis, Der 9amptitaot Der
f,ana0fiiaen 8eiibunaen in Senepamz
bien, 1agt, bab bic Suarsgs tir3li&
bic T%ran3oien iiberrai&ten uno lie in
breitd9iaen &Gmpfen na4 Stmbuctu
3uridtrieben, tpoielbt Elm petteres
@eFebt ftattfanb, bas ebenfals gu
@uniten ber Suaregs aus9efa1en. 9te
T%ran3o1en ma&ten aus Simbuctu etz
men MusfoQ, tpuroen aber nit ueberz
ma@t gum Miid3uge 9e3pun9en. 8ei
Der lebtern Mfaire puroen bret franz
30li14e Gpmpagnien politanoig auf=
qerteben uno lperni9tet.
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9ramrt9es Gnoe etner 1paatertabrt

Worcefter, Maf., 26. Muguft.
Ser So Sabre alte Sobn Cooper, feline
52=idbrtge Satin Mnna unb feline
@4piegermutter Grau Mattbetus aus
9bompionbil1e, Conn.,, murbtn geitern
Na&mittas um flint l1br gelegentli@
Der 9etmtebr bon elmer Spa5ierfabrt
auf Der @tiqmaterz Bride iibli4 bon
bier bon einem t3uge ber Nep Dort
uno Metp England 8abn %iberfabren
unb auf ber SteQe %get0btet. >.
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eturu, aut oeun s1fom'tmen Weere,

Obeiia, 26. Dug. Das Miotp'<
i&e Meery Der n0roli4e 9beil bes
S@mar5en meeres, 1T bon einem
fur@tbaren Ortan beimgeiu4t porben.
Sic @epalt bes Sturmes trteb rieiige
Wellen auf's 2anb, pel@e biele aitenz
borfer 10 5erit0rten, oaB tetn ein5iges
9aus .berielben fteben blieb. Sebr
Diele Men14en iinb ertrunten. Meb=
rere 9ampfer itnb mdbrenb bes Srz
tans NIT ibren geiammten 8emannun<
gen u%ntergangen.
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Ser Gar Elm tranfer Mantt.

Berlin, 26. Mug. Mie es beibt.
tpurben bic groBen ruHii@en Man0ber
BEL Smolenst abgefagt, neil ber 2etbz
ar3t bes @3aren es Bel benz an9egrifz
fenem @eiunbbeits5uitanbe beifelben
fir min &ensmertb ertldrt battle, linn
iebe unnotbige 4nitrensung gu eripaz
rem.
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Srte8Slnit Der Sapameten.

Dotobama a, 20. dug. Die Stim=
munq piro bier nit jebem Sage trtez
gerii9sr, unb bas @olt oerlanst nit
pabienoer @nti@ieoenbett, oaB ber
Rriegsi@auptaB bon &orea na4 Gbiz
ma perlsgt peroe, SIS mirb porgei&laz
aen, bab Sapas ale b%isponiblen
@treittrGfte gu einem iofortigen
Mari4 auf peting concentriren 1oQe.
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@arhbert&t.
GNtc0ao

Wintermei3en IS: @er5te 50--57;
9afer 30-34; Corn 54-58; Mebl.
~patent" 3.O0-3.4O; Rleie 1850
400; &lee amen 9.75; Simotbpia=
men 4.85-5.00; 6la@s 1.28; ST.
motbbbeu HOO - 1850; Butter,
Creamery II ~ %; Butter Da1rD
Is - 18; @ttere $50 - $50;
Rube 1.85-3.00; Stoders 200
3.15; &Glber 2.50-4.OO; S4meine
4.25-5.8O; @4afe 1.50-3.25;
Qdmmer 2.00-3.90; Spring 9ibner
11-13; @Gnle per Duben6 400
600; 3miebeln per SAB 1.5O-2.OO;
@rbien 81 co.; Mepfel per SAB O.75
-2.25; Rartofeln per 8u5bel g.
rs; 8obnen 1.80-l.9O; @ier 13;
9onig 10-13; 9onig, ausgelaTen 5
g; Sals 4; Wbistep 1.28; Rdie,
@reamerD 30; Rdie, @@mei3er
1914.
MinneapoIts & ct. Paul.
Wei3en $3.50; @ogge1 a. u.s.;
@erite 30-31; Safer 80 "a; Corn
IS; Tla@s ITO; rpatent" zMebl
4.30; &leie $50; Wiloes 9eu $50;
Butter, Creamery 1873; Butter.
Datr9 1922; @ier IL.
2antaS Gttv. yy
mei5en 47-49; Corn 81; 9afer
29-33; Butter 14-21; @ier IL;
@tiere 2.50-4.65; &ube 1885,
rs; @toders unb 6eebers 2.O0-3.=
Is; @4peine 5.15-5.45; G4af~
|2.50-3.25; 2Gmmer 3.75-4.25.
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YNteocr auf fetnettt Yoiten.

Berlin, 30. dug. Ser ameriz
fanti9e 8oti9after 81. &unpon 1T
BON leinem urlaube aus Mmerita 3uz
riidgetommer unb bat bic 2ettung Der
@e16Gfte pieber iibernommen.
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9on fbipu1rt babcn.

Nn met3 1T cine Gran30iin. Ma<
mems Sianart auf bic &ei&ulbtsuns
Fin perbaftet tporben, cine Sptoain gu
fem. .."..
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Grotebett atf 5tctIten.

palermo, 26. Dug. Sn Santa
@atarina purbe Elm @rbbeben peripurt.
Sic 8emobner floben entiebt auf's
Sfetb.
Arizona republican., 1894-09-21

Ladies' hairdresslng and shampooine Corner First avenue and Jefferson St.
Arizona republican., 1894-09-21

School slates and writing pads 5c ant up. NOVELTY STORE.
Arizona republican., 1894-09-21
A BIG DEAL.
Sale of the Montgomery Addi-
 ton.
Another Quarter Section Added to 1t
 as New Addition.

The heaviest real estate deal of the year was consummated yesterday, after hanging fire for several weeks.
 Messre. Edward c. Hedges, Chas. M. Kittredge and J. C.. Dotbins purchased from ex-sheriff Montgomery, all of the original Montgomery addition not al- ready sold, and 160 acres lying immedi- ately south of it; in all, 260 acres.
 It takes five figures after the dollar mark to describe the price, and the first two figures are big ones.
 The purchasers intend to begin at once the work of replatting the prop erty, cutting it up into lots and grading the streets, after which it will be put on the market. This will be in about a month.
 The new addition will be bounded on the east by Center street and on the west by Irvine's addition. The present northern boundary will be unchanged.
 Messrs. Kittridge and Hedges are Denver men who have been in the city about two month. They have had particularly MT. Hedges, extensive ex- perience in handling this species of property and were so engaged at Den yer during the adolescent period of that city. Mrs. Hedges has also operated in San Antonio, Texas, and made the famous Beacon Hill addition to that thriving town.
 MT. Dobbins is Phenician of two years standing, a civil engineer by profession and will have charge of the replattirg and grading of the new pur. chase.
Arizona republican., 1894-09-21

Being solicited by numerous electors of the Phoenix precinct to stand as 8 candidate as constable of the same, I hereby announce myself and respect fully request your support. I promise and pledge myself to faithfully per form the duties incumbent on me as constable in the event I should be elected. DAN CANNON.
Arizona republican., 1894-09-21

oners cut through the floor and had al- ready attacked the wall on the east side. They were discovered by the noise they made in attempting to go through the patchwork.
 They were taken out and locked up in cells for the night. How nearly they succeeded in going through the wall could not be ascertained, nor could it be learned who were the lead CTS of the attempted break. Several prisoners were engaged in it, among whom was J. J. Griffin.
 The jail authorities are exercising the greatest vigilance and are expecting numerous attempts before the meeting of the grand jury in November. Most of the prisoners are grand jury sub- jects and several of them are held on serious charges.
Arizona republican., 1894-09-21
COMING RIGHT ALONG.
Work on the South End of the
 North and South Road.
Moving Camps This Way-Tracklay- ing After Next Friday at the
 Rate of a Mile a Day.

1.-The railroad is coming right along" said President Murphy of the s. F. P. & P. to 8 gentleman on the street yester- day afternoon, land Pll give you ride on it on the 1st of February"
 A party of gentlemen connected with the road arrived yesterday from the north. It was made up of President Murphy, Secretary and Treasurer c. c. Bowen of Detroit, member of the big seed house of D. M. Ferry & Co.,, Chief Engineer and General Manager G. W. Vaughn, Assistant Secretary and Treas urer F. J. Sanmiento of the Chicago offices, and Mir. Ellison, agent for Lan- try & Sons, contractors. The party was accompanied by Dr. Chandler of Mesa.
 The object of the visit at this time is to arrange for the immediate beginning of work on the eastern end of the line between Phoenix and Mesa. The object Of commencing the work now is primarily to comply with the provisions of the act granting an exemption from taxation. The time will expire with this month. Another object is to have the work under way so that on the com pIetion of the line to Phoenix construc- tion may be at once carried on south yard by the way of Tempe, Mesa, Flor snce, Tucson and Calabas to Nogales. Whether the construction is unbroken may depend somewhat upon the en- eouragement the company receives along the line.
 The earnestness of the colnpany's purpose though is shown in it's intention to retain it's rights under the exemp- sSon act.
 Of the work now in progress, Presi- dent Murphy said: ''We have camps all along the line as far as Congress and one between Congress and Wickenburg. Another will be esta blished next week st the Box Canyon this side of Wicken- burg and others will be moved as the work is completed within range of their present locations.
 within three weeks the line will be covered that is all gaps in the grading work will be filled along the line where the camps are now located. There will be some delay in bridge work at few points, since the material will have to be brought up by rail on account of the impossible character of the mountain roads.
 "We have between thirty-fve and forty miles of track laid this side of Prescott and after next Friday the track laying will be pushed at the rate of a mile or mile and quarter day. Barring unforeseen delays this rate will be kept up."
 Speaking of the north MT. Murphy said: Prescott is prosperous and growing steadily. There is great deal of enthusiasm there over the prospect of an early connection with Phoenix which means to the north lower prices for all kinds of agricultural products. The prospect has already increased in- terest in mining matters along the road.
 Coming down we found the way lined with wagons from the valley laden with supplies and products. I believe that the most sanguine predictions of enthusiastic support of the north and south road will be realized.'
 The party will remain here until next Monday and will then return to the scene of operations in the north.
Arizona republican., 1894-09-21
COMPOUNDED A FELONY.
The Price of Three Acres of Indian
 Corn.

The Price of Three Acres of Indian
 Corn.
 One night while the Bostwick- -Secrest- Politzer-Spangler party was exploring Darkest Arizona, they were camping on the Moqul reservation. That night thelr horses broke loose from their moorings and ate up three acres of corn. The next morning a delegation of Indians visited the explorers and wanted to know what they were going to do about it. The felony WAS finally compounded by the payment of two and a half yards of bright red calico. The Indians wanted three yards: the explorers offered two, and they split the difference. This IS said to be the lowest price paid for corn since the hot winds destroyed the crop in the great nort h. west corn belt.
Arizona republican., 1894-09-21

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Arizona republican., 1894-09-21

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Arizona republican., 1894-09-21

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Arizona republican., 1894-09-21

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