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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-03-18

Por disposition del sehor Alcalde de
esta Capital seran vacunadas todas las
personas que Sc presenter cualquier dia
de la semana, desde las ocho de la mafia-
ma hasta las cuatro de la tarde, en- ell Guar
to de Sooorros (antigua CarceD. Esa dis
posici0n, que merece nuestros placemes,
la recomen damos muy especialmente los
padres de famiiia.
Para conner plus-cuam sabroso y bara-
to en- la Capital de Puerto Rico, acuda US
ted al restaurant La CataJa7a0 San Fran
cisco Sc.
Mahana 10 dia del Glorioso San Jose
& las dc la manana, tendra lugar una
nnisa solemne, con panegfrico en- honor
del Patriarca San Jose, en- Ia Iglesia de
este nombre. xs.
ESTlMAREMOS & Don Manuel G. .Gonza-
leZ, de Jayuya, Sc sirva renaes + los Il Pc
sos que adeuda por suscripciones atra-
sadas. t3O-1
La Comision de festejos, para recibir
las tropas expedicionarias, presidida por
el Excelent1sino sefior General g. Cabo,
ha acordado salir alta mar en- ell vapor
Bortrquen, con objeto de saludar y entire
gar los correspondientes obsequios q las
tropas embarcadas en- los YapQres a Ifonse
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-03-18

Nuestra distinguida inteligente ami
ha tenido Ia atenci6n de favorecernos con
un ejemplar del nuevo lbro que ACADIA de
publican con ell t1tulo de Pos0t6empos, pri-
mer tomo de la collection de novelas escri-
tas por ella y que fueron premiadas en- la
Exposition de Santurce. Contiene este
primer tome, ,que leeremos con mucho gus
to, las novelas E1- -Re4tde1 Mu1ado, Ell Sc.
cretO de ana S0lterG y La Fiesta de los Re-
yes s-Agradecemos mucho ell regalo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-03-18

La compalia de zarzuela, empresa de-
sefor Barrera, SO embarc5 anoche las II
en- Ponce y llegara aquf me flana On ls
tarde en- el vapor V0scO. La prmera ii
ple-contralto, senorita Amelia Mendez y
ell bajo seflor Lloret, deben haber llegadc
esta tarde por TERRA, h spedandose en- e]
Fl tel IDglaterra.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-17
LOCAL A'MUSE MENTS.


| Since the death of Fritz Emmett, Fritz
| tie as the German dialect comedian and
| sweet singer has fallen on Chas. a. Gard
ner. who is now known and appiaudeu
and laughed 1t from ocean to ocean as
kari the happy-hearted and best type
OF the character which he has made such
and which he so faithfully portrays. lie
by a large audience IN his new play The
Prize winner and his singing. his easy
manners, his magnetism and mis- fun met
with a warm reception.
The play IL only remarkable as a very
excellent means of permitting karl to
dian. and popular gifts as sweet
singer. He is the play, in Il word tie
never stoops to buftconery. or low com
cdy, hut there Is a freshness and cicau-
ness about his fun making that keeps his
audience always in the hest of hu'nor. 1t
vas hardly thought possible FOR Nh. Card
nor to get q new song that would cquai
"Swcctest Bunch of l.i,acs." but he has
found 1t in Apple blossoms" Other pref
ty songs were THE butterfly Song,
wedding Bells" and the Flow Song"
sung by Karl and heartily oncored.
Mr.. Gardner has good company With
him this season, strong addition being
a 1Nrolean trio Ia their native songs ana
dances. Their voices were fine and their
selections very pretty. rhe evenings en-
tcriainmcnt was very enjoyable, one OF
the pleasantcst of the season, as the
Demonstration OF the large audienced re-
pcMcdly testified.
Tonight the clever Irish comedians. con-
ROY Fox. VIII be seen at the opera
house in 20 FlarityS Vacation
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-17
COMMITTEE ON WORK.

Certificates Of Proficiency Issued to a
Number of Brethren.
The committee on work of the VI ".
Grand Lodge of Texas A r. and \. NJ.
which has been in session during the
past ten days for the purpose of instruct
ing the representatives Of lodges IL the
secret work of the ORDER have had before
them the representatives OF 3O3 lodges and
a greater interest has been manifested I'm
learning the work than usual.
The attendance has been larger than
ever before. The committee closed their
labors las, evening, after granting Ger
tihcate8 Of proficiency to teachers of the
work to the following named brethren:
w j. Jennh IS Italy. Eighteenth dis
trict.
l.. Lloyd Jacksonville, Ninth district.
Y, G. Karnes, Pcase, Thirty-hfth dis
W. r Gibson, Livingston, Tenth dis
&C. T. Harris, Corn HILL Thrty-fourth
Milton Morris, Austin. Thrty-drst dis
i /, Mecauley, Sweet Water, Forty
y. - Reeve, Nathan, Twenty-,hlrd dis.
j. NJ Clark, Y6akum. Thirtieth district.
T.. J, Mitchell, sherman, rwcnty-hrst
A, S, Poindexter, Edna, Twen,y-nirth
district.
4. w. Campbell, Dallas. Nineteenth dis
j, j.. Jones, Hubbard city Twenty.
fourth district.
". \. Burt, Grahlll Twentieth district.
J. Il. Spocnomore, Kingston, Seventh dis
4 j. Askcw. Pittshurg. FIFTH district.
John Watson, Houston. Twelfth district.
a large nnmhcr of the members depart
cd fer their respective home last night.
Grand Secretary Watson. who is entitled
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-17
HOUSTON ouNRrnTrE CONCERT.

The Houston Charlotte club gave It's
third annual imitation concert at j;tyaii
hail last night. \ magnificent audience
was out, ANA each number was greeted
with liberal applause. The members OF
The club have every reason to be proud
OF The success wh,ch attended last nights
deliEhtful affair. The programme;
ca invitation to IanCe, 90 Vintage
Song. .., ,....... ..,...... ...... Loreily
The Houston Quartettc club
Cornet duo-"See the Pale Moon. ........
500. ,...+. .t..t.. ........ tNmlanla
Mcssrs. Harpstcr and Updykc.
Baritone solo--"N dice of the Woods" ......
Mir. 7. r burlington. '''''' u
Mr.. NJ z. Carrier
Ne" and Rocked in the Cradle of the
Deep. 800. .,......, ....s.....- ........
The Houston Quartctte Club
soprano solo-"Elsa's Dream" from Lob
Mrs +, Hacker
Violin SOLO" Romance" ..... Singer
Mrs. Edwin f. Parker.
Quartcttc-From "kigniotto" ............
Misses Estelle HurEheim and BESSIE
j. IL. TNs lor.
"Bcdouin Love song ............ .Pnsuti
The Houston Quartotte club.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-17
MOTHER GoosE's MARKET.

A unique entert ainment will take place
at the Parish house, Ills Texas avenue,
this afternoon and evening. Fancy arti-
cles toys and refreshments will be on
sale Tor the benefit of Trinity mission.
The programme.
Mother Goose Enters with Her Band.
Sing Song-a- SiXpcnce. ..... ........ Chorus
Eide Cu2k Horse Recommendations.
...,........... NJ .astor Marcus WestCott
Little hcmmie Tucker. ............ Cnorus
Simple Simon and tho pieman. .....
.......-......M Masters AYES and Moore
Gcorgic-Porgic. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT notusi
Little 30 Fcep. Mlss Annie Beth Chew
Little Jack llorncr .-............Ch Chorus
on Woman Who Lived in Shoe -.
......................... Miss Leila Toirey
Mary, Mary. Mary, quite Contrary; =.
Little Miss Muftet .. ...............Churus
Queen of Hearts, Miss Hortense O'Leary
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-17

is one of the most enthusiastic men In
the ranks of organized labor In Texas
and for some time past has taken an act
manded the attention of the wor'Singmen.
He was a mcmber of the citizens COM
mittec which recently made recommended
tons 70 the city council and the addresses
published by that committee were In sew
cral Instances proposed by him. 1t was as
a member of the Labor Council and of
Pioneer Assembly that he did this But
NJ Monaghan as n citizen and VI. Mona
CHAN as Il delegate are two separate and
distinct people He could not indorsc the
actions of the Labor Council in everything
as Il citizen and he withdrew from it.
leaving his assembly tc choose some one
else to represent the assembly. He de-
clined to specify his objections 20 the
cnlInnu
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large fire that II might become necessary
to go to the bayou for an auxiliary sup
Moreover. by an agreement between
Chicf Ravell Of the fire department and
your committee. pressure at the works
Is now only Pvt on from the bayou nj the
crll Of the chief. which has the effect OF
! preventing any mixture for small alarms.
! as was formerly the case. end thus the
pure water is In almost all cases preserve I.
We have assurances from President
| Seaman that II men and money can give
| the rSaoplc Of Houston pure artesian water
10 expense viii be shiykcd, and we must
admit that the water works company is
doing all In its power to do so. working
day and night. and II a sufficient au,ani,
surely will be forthcoming. and we have
assurances from President Seaman that
the company viii continue, boring until
sufficient wells are procured.
Furthermore. 81 addition to the wells
being bored, the water works company
are preparing plans and speciilcations for
II large stornce-basin, to hold from thirty
TO forty million gallons of water and
with the above system the citizens OF
Houston can rely upon an ample supply
OF uurc water
In conclusion we viii state that we have
at different times visited the water works
plant. and the company is doing It's MT
most aud using all means a. its command
to furnish the people OF Houston with Il
supply of pare artesian water, in which
We have no doubt they will be- successful
with the work now IN progress. We
would add, however, that as the water
supply stands today we believe that "
can 10 now used for all purposes with
Tho report. which was signed ny all
members - ths committee. was adopted.
Alderman Rcph%iorrh, moved, as the
committee had performed It's duties to the
satisfaction Of al concerned, that II be
discharged Adopted.
Protests from property owners against
issuance OF certificates 10 the contractors
Tor side wink IfVpTnky Nfrnfg Fair
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-17
NOT A CANDIDATE.

Hon. Travis Henderson Not out for Con-
gress.
Hon. Travis Henderson the sage of
Lamar county, and for ten years past a
member of the State legislature. said to
Post reporter yesterday: 81 am not an
aspirant for congressional honors. to
succeed Hon. d. b. Culberson. l never
get into deep water. and the newspaper
gentlemen who have so kindly started me
out as congressional possibility are
hereby notified that l am not candidate
and Will not be IA candidate in 1896"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-17
THE SHOW orr wovprRs

Tho continued popularity Of the Morris
Illusions is remarkable. People so ana
10 again ana wonder AMI the Illusions
lose none of their attraetVoncss after
being seen several times. The illusion
she IS proving as great an attraction
as tho flying lady. or statue turning to
life, both II which are stu shown. Last
night the exhibition room at 317 Main
street was crowded with carnival visitors
and all were delighted with the mysteries.
Exhibitions will be given also ia the fore
town visitors
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-17

in this city on December and adjourned
on December I.
on December the last copy OF the
proceedings of the Grand Lodge was given
10 the printers in the w. II. Coyle cstab-
lishment. on yesterday. December To-
seven days later. including two Sundays
ing days, Mcssrs. Coylc s. Go. turned out
a book of $50 pages, including the full pro-
ceedings OF the last meeting of the Grand
Lodge, printed and bound III book form
and ready for distribution.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-17
A RECORn BLEAkER

AS this vs. the senson OF rccori-brcak-
Ing, the printing house OF w. Il. COVE
& Co., has tried its hand in this direction
with the following very satisfactory re-
suit: The Grand Lodge of Masons met
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-17
EnEEsTERa t,It,cr nEE1cERs.

Count Won Moltke camp. No. 0, Forestcrs
Of America. elected the following ON
Gers 20 serve for the ensuing year last
night;
VIM, totuor chief ranger; NJ. Kocpnick
;. chief ranger; H. Hermann, nm
ancial secretary: A. X. Kuhiman. corr
responding secretary; q. n. Meyer. treas
urcr. sam Falkson. senior woodward. A.
Rlemcr junior woodward. o. LocSer
senior headlo Joe Sattel. junior hcadie,
NJ, Thing, past chief ranger.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-17

Thousands of cases Of rheumatism have
been cured by Elmer & Amends Pre-
scription No. 2S5l." All sufferers should
try n bottle of same. c. w. Preston q
Co. Galveston, Texas. agents.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-17
THE MATCH HAS BEEN MADE.
Robert fitzsimmons and Peter Mahcr
Will Meet in the Arena.
DAN A. STUART HERE YESTERDAY
FitE Says He Has "Cinch" and WIN q .
Into Trainiug at Ell PAso Tho
Articles OF Agreement.

~ Io'0' o'i io'e's" Sun
near the vicinity OF FL Paso' Texas, Rob-
| Crt Fitzsimmons of New York CITY and
Peter Aiaher Of Pntsbure. pa VIII nrht
| . - a. wa 's"t
10 hnish with five ounce gloves for
| c,,o,,,,,o,,,S,,, 20 ,,a ~, ,,,,,a
.'''.''i''o''.nu' VI cue ""di'' inese sA-
| ponentS of the puSilistic art will come
! dents poher, t,it~st,,roo,,a To- .o.,,,,o,,
,ho $50 ,,,,,,,,,."s t'' '"S 49, P''u
| Dallas and those terms were acquicsceu
! IN ten DAVIS AGO nv J,ctcr 1taho, 49,, 49,.
I ,,,,,,,,,.,. M, tnS,,.,,.,,,., ar ar rs
"'"i''Sti nc ihdohl'aoie matchmaker
arrived In Houston yesterday morning
direct from the city of Now York via
! Dallas. lie roptets,ad a., ~, r.,,.,a. 49,,
heid u conference for an hour or more
with Martin Julian and Fitysitnnons Inn
snaes were ,,onrod n,,,,. ,,' ''e
~ H. "NuS ana inc npshot
% tnc matter was that Fit2simmons ac-
ceptcd the Propositions The match was
made and the articles of apreemeut .c"t
out from New York ten OF twelve dat,s
ago aud printed IN The post viii ,,ov"i.fl
IN. contest. They are as follows;
Articles of agreement to govern n ,lovo
contest to a finish between Robert Ritz-
simmons Of New York. n Y, and Peter
Maher Of PlttsburE. Pa anu ie'ei
l. II is agreed By the persons abovo
named that between noon and s O'Clock
on the I'm day of February 1896 they viii
| contest fair, staud-up battle with five
. =.
! rury rule. to decide tho heayvweit,ht
champioushlp Of tho world. a purse Of
$1,000 to be given by Dan A. stuart Of
Dallas, Tcxas. and the Police Gazette
I championship belt.
= The aaid Dan A. Stuart agrees to de-
loSit 5000 with Richard X FoN as trmno
rhtN Stakeholder on this date Dcr.n,fn,
9th, 1885, the remaining s70Ol TO ho donns
tied on February 9Th 1896 with a final
stake holder to be selected bv mimi
aerctmc between tho sgid Robert iSit1
simmons ant Peter Maher. as parties If
the ntst part. and Dan a. stuart. marry 0f
line sorurd part Th,. said hnhl 81 ia
holder TO b. selected On the I'm DIV or
lnnulrv, 1SgG. Ia ihc event OF the e,id
l'it2simmons ana Alahc~ failing TO ARE.
upon final stake holder. tho sr,action
To- hc made by the said Dan A. stuart
Dan \. STUART ON Drhnlf Of Vobcrt
fit2sinmons. and NJ Conroilv. on bnhalf
&c Peter Maher agree TO ,ieposit with
Richard X. Fox the sum OF $1,000 each r.
guarantee the aprcarance in tho rim, Of
the said tlt2simgnons and the said Naher
at the time ana place selected for Tho
encounter The appearance money so
called to Ice transferred to- tho nnaI stake.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-17

the certificates that have been issuci for
stree; improvements both those that have
Upon this proposition ! think the holders
of unpaid certificates would be willing,
by way of compromise. TO take the face
. value OF their ceNificates without interest.
and II would no; be unreasonable to apply
the same rule TO thosc in the hands Of
| property owners. The carrying out OF this
proposition would require the expenditure
OF a large sum of money without any cor
responding return In the way OF improve
position than II the same debt had been
originally incurred for the construction OF
to do IL the courts had taken the same
view OF the law twelve years 80 that they
do now in fact the city would be IN 9e t,,l
have been saved, This proposition, II
adopted. will put all property owners on
an equal footing and enable US 10 begin
the work OF Improvement again on a
sound basis and with uulmpaired credit.
In many instances property has been SOLD
suosect TO the special assessments, the
amount Of the same being deducted from
Z the purchase money, In such cases The
psrscn VIC actually paid the , esfn anttiS
10 he refunded. hat the equity, 81 'fe case
would he reached hy refunding 20 the
lime the assessments were mnAc. This.
however Is only a matter ~ detail 30 be
rlore fully considered hereafter
The CARVING Of this proposition would
involve 81 lrEe Increase OF the bonded IN
d.ttcdaCss Of the city. nu' the city scctc-
million dollars In bonds can ne Issued WITH
out additional taxation. Without having
luNes Ggated the subject, | presume thts
sum would be s, ffcicut TO take IN all the
coftilcateS and stll leave a conside rable
surpIUs aVaiiahie TO- tur her improve
monts IL must also he remembered that
o very large pdri Of the money 90 nc nsil
out would ~ into the hands 81 our own
people and be added 10 the taNaola wealth
This proposition would ~ course have to
I h., submitted 10 d vote If the taxpayers,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-17

A present for every one free at Diem
stays Crcckcry Store, 2l6 Main, Emmch's
old stand.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-17

blackburn & Bailey. up-todate photog
raphors, 100Si2 Prairie avenue.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-17
WITHDRAWs FROM THE COUNCIL.

NJ. Monaghan. who has hecn the repre-
sentative Of Pioneer Assembly Knights OF
Labor, in the Houston Labor Council. has
withdrawn from that body, MIR. Monaghan
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-17

Read our ad. In personal column, Want
page. Blackburn < Bailey.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-17

Ladies calling At Denstag's Crockory
sIorc; 2l6 Man. VIII get a present free.
kmmich's OLD stand.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-17

Gas cooking stoves and hot plates for
sale by Houston Gas Light Co.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-17

The Wonder Store sells ,oys
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-17

The latest improvements ~ photography.
Blackburn a Bailey, l0oSis Prairie avenue.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-17

Bursheim's for fine Perfumes.
Arizona republican., 1895-05-19

vigorously against the employment of such counsel by the county and he de- clared that he would take eteps to prevent the payment of any money out of the county treasury for that purpose.
 This raised the dander of Supervisors Hill and Hays, who both declared that If the county couldn't legally pay these lawyers, they would individually be- come responsible for the bill. There was quite wordy war, between the chairman and the district attorney.
 If the new law be sustained by the courts it means saving to Graham county of $6500 per year in official sal aries. Mir. Jones claimed that he is the legal representative of the county and he needed no assistance and the em- pIoyment of assistant counsel would be needless expense. The majority of the board took the ground that as the main- tenance of the law meant a personal loss to Mir. Jones, as district attorney, of $125O a year, it was advisa ble to pro- cure assistance for him In the trial of the case.
 Those who are fighting or propose to fight the new law have employed an able lawyer to represent them in court, and District Attorney Jones should not object to having help on his side of the case, especially when the interest of the county involved amounts to so much.
Arizona republican., 1895-05-19
LOCAL BRIEFS.
A Record of Yesterdays Hap
 peningS.
When and Where Religious Services Are Held Today-A Change of
 Venue in the Davis Case.

Guns and ammunition at Talbot & Hubbard's.
 Big line of New Process gasoline stoves just received at Kemp's.
 Refrigerators! You ought to see them at Henry E. Kemp Co.'S. store.
 If you want to get cool breeze and see a fine selected stock of watches, iewelry and silver novelties step into Cook & Bells.
 Everybody takes his bonnet off and shouts the praises of the silver buckles and silver shirt waist sets at the jewery store of Cook & Bell.
 Cook & Bell are receiving new goods every day. Look in upon them and get @ whiff of that cold storage electric fan. Next door to postoffice.
 A number of gentlemen met at the court house last night and took pre- Iiminary steps in the organization of a society of Sons of the American Revolu. tion.
 Uncovered to the gaze of the army of purchasers meeting at the store of the Tribolet-Budge company, is dis play of beef, pork, lard and hams ahead of anything in town.
 There will be an enormous ''go" of shoes next Wednesday at Alkire's. It will be special sale day and shoes for ladies, men and boys will be marked at prices that will fill the store all day.
 Ladies about to depart for San Fran cisco or Los Angeles will find that pur- >chases of Oxford ties at Alkire's will be salvation to their pocket books. They can be bought cheaper here than at any of the large cities.
 The case of John Davis, the colored man in fail for threatening the life of Susie Poole, was transferred yesterday from Justice Kincaid's court to Justice -Johnstone's. The trlal will probably take place on Tuesday.
 First Methodist Episcopal church G. L. Pearson, pastor. Services today in the opera house as follows:' Sunday school at g :45 a. m. preaching at II a. ID. and 7 80 p. m., and Epworth league at 6:30 D. m. All seats free. Every body invited.
 The Arizona collection bureau, new project in Phoenix, is making thorough success, many dollars of debts having been collected through this agency. The attorney of the organization, MT. Heissman, is now visiting in Kentucky and G. P. Purdy is attending to the business
 Center street M. E. church services 10 a. m., Sunday school; Il a. m., preaching by pastor to the children 6:3O, Epworth league; 7:30, an inter esting program will be rendered by the Sunday school. Great care has been taken in preparation and good time is expected.
 Regular services at the Church oi Christ, corner Jefferson and Second streets, today. Rev. Matlock's theme in the morning is "The Church and Its Competitors Evening theme, Re factions on Salvation. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.; Y. P. s. c. E. at 6:15 p, m. Seats free. All are welcome.
 Sunday services st Trinity Episcopa, church today: Sunday school 9:30 q m.; morning prayer Il a. m., young peoples meeting 6 p. m.; evening prayer 7: 80 p. m. Welcome to all. Or
Arizona republican., 1895-05-19
PERSONAL.

J. M. Cosby was down from Mesa yesterday.
 United States District Attorney Ellin- wood arrived in the city on federal court business.
 Deputy internal revenue collector Ben M. Crawford was among yester- days arrivals.
 A. Marks of San Francisco, will be- g1n next week to secure uames in this city for a business directory of this coast.
 c. F. Spencer, trusted employe of the Santa Fe, Prescott & Phenix rail road, who has been a resident of Phe- nix for the past eight months, will remove his family to Prescott the com ing week.
 At McKelligon's you can get the efnest handmade Sour Mash, Bourbon and Pennsylvania rye whiskies. No. 21, East Washington street.
 Tomorrow is your chance to buy a hammock dirt cheap at the Phoenix Stationery & News company.
Arizona republican., 1895-05-19
His Constant Care,

The simms addition is the object of the constant solicitude of Col. J. T. Simms. He is ever on the alert to promote some new scheme of street railway, street sprinkling, water pip ing, tree planting or road building, which may render it an even more de- sirable place of residence than it is at present. When man gives any par ticular location the watchful and intel
Arizona republican., 1895-05-19
A Challenge.

I hereby challenge any bicycle rider who is a resident of Prescott to a bi- on July 5, 1895. The race to take place in Prescott and be for the one fourth mile championship or stakes of $100 a side, DAN CANNON.