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Arizona republican., 1896-09-29

VKTE ADDRESS OURSELVES TO THE THOUSAND w THINKING MEN LOOKING FOR HOMES IN PHGNIX AS WELL AS TO THOSE LIVING IN ADJA- CENT MINING TOWNS AND OTHER PLACES IN THE TERRITORY, ASKING THEM THIS IMPORTANT QUES- TON AT THIS OPPORTUNE TIME:
 Will History Repeat Itself In Your Case?
 .If had invested a hundred dollars. sir, in San Francisco real estate in the searly days and hung on till now I'd have been worth my millions today. Just think of itp' Point out the man on the coast who has not heard 8 Fnscan complaining of his luck somewhat as Omaha, KaI sas City and most every town and city in the west you meet with the same weep ing and wailing and gnashing of teeth. and so indeed in the vicinity of all our rapidly grow ing centers Never have looming events cast their shadows before" with the same marked outline coupled with intrinsic merit as in thi s infant city of Phoenix and Salt River Valley, yet will history repeat itself here. Many will be the lamentations in less than short year to come about the golden opportunity lost"
 OUR PRESENT C5ffER.
 Lots in Churchill Addition $200 and upward.
 Lots in Brill Addition $50 and upward.
 Lots in Mt. Pleasant Addition $l75 and up- ward.
 Lots in Montgomery Addition $50 and upward
 Lots in Capitol Addition $200 and upward. OOOCITY LOTS, 5ox1s711 feet, five minutes OUO walk from court house, no street car
 
 Every lot elegantly situated and perfect. no ravines or broken lands, and each covered with a luxuriant growth of alfalfa, (meadow) are now in our hands at prices that simply defy competition and can never be duplicated in Phoenix, viz: At, from s60 to $100 each on the installnent plan, monthly payments of SIC each. No interest charged on deferred pay ments. We address ourselves particularly to people paying rent, exhorbitant rents, for poor Accommodations both in houses and rooms, every dollar of which is that of 6 practical waste when paid by the permanent settler. This offer cannot last long. Hence, to the renter of houses and rooms we say-COME AND SEE US, you are now wasting from $12 to s2O per month in rent, buy family tent and live on your own property until you decide later on to build or sell your lot at @ big ad- vance, thus saving not only money, but owning lovely home for what, otherwise wolld go to a landlord. This information il an "angel's visit to the saving wife ana a pointer to the indus trious young man and lady working for g monthly wage. Send this paper to your esst ern friends. It's good thing.
Arizona republican., 1896-09-29

TT S. Government lands and information in U. detail governing the same. Golden op- portunities to secure 320 acres or less of the at cost not to exceed s15 per acres with per petual water rights. This can last but few months at most when prices will advance over those at the present time asked by canal com panies which is s20 per acre.
 ADDRESS
 j, A. kIlnOY.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-30
LONG ISLAND.
NOTES FROM TOWNS IN QUEENS AND suF-
FOLK COUNTIES.
JAMAICA.

The principal affair OF Memorial Day on Long
Island will be the unveIling Of The Soldiers. Monu-
ment in Jamaica The bronze arrived In the village
on Thursday and yesterday 1t was put I'm pace ana
all the arrangements completed The procession VIII
start on the parade at 23O o'clock D. m. and Il ex-
pected to be the imposing ever seen In the town
1t will embrace fourteen Grand Army posts militia
company. regiment OF veteran volunteers ana the
local Fire Department. Mrs. Charles H. Harris. 10
whom has been intrus,ed the arrangements for feed
ing the visitors has completed her work and the sup
ply Of food Is ample The Rev Howard Hobbs will
open the exercises the monument with prayer. and
Master Floyd T. Raynor. the son OF a local merchant.
will pull the string which will unveil the work Ihe
Grafton Will be delivered by John Fleming, who has
been al the head CT the movement which has resulted
in the erection Of the monument Patriotic songs
Will be sung by the audience and the children OF the
public and parochal schools led by the Jamaica
Choral Union and the 18th Regiment band will fur
nish the music. The dedication services Will be con-
Quoted by Alfred NJ Wood Post. q A r. large
platform has been erected for invited guests. incud-
ing the Town Board. tho village trustees the uus-
tees OF Richmond Hil and several wel-known mill
,ary men. The ground around the monument has
been soddcd and the grass has a good growth All
that is needed FOR a successful day Is good weather.
on June Il there Will be a meeting of tho County
Board of Supervisors 10 open bids FOR $1,000
twenty year per cent county road improvement
bonds to pay for Hoffman Boulevard and ih' North
Hempstead Turnpike I'm round numbers $1,000 Is
for tho turnpike and $50 FOR the boulevard They
ar both 20 be finished by November next
\ special school meeting Of the voters OF IN" VII
lage ~ Jamaica will be held on June - from 10
+ m 20 vote upon the question OF bonding the
village FOR $1,000 more fOr the completion of the
new High school Building. and upon the question
of selling the old schoolhouse and lot In HERMAN
ave and 20 apply the proceeds OF sale to the COM
p"tion ~ the High school.
The Young Peoples Society o. Christian En-
deavor connected with the Baptist Church.
jamaica. on Thursday night held social a. the
homo or Miss y. r. Rodge. az Dunion. The ansir.
despite the threatening weather. was wcU attended
Mrs otto Robinson sister OF tho hostess. assisted
I'm the entertainment Of the guests. all or whom
enjoyed themselves. During m" evening games
we're enjoyed and some inc vocal and instrumental
music was heard
New-York tribune., 1896-05-30
TARRYTOWN.

The Tarrytown Cycle Association IS TO have a
fancy wheel parade the evening OF June l6. Clubs
from Yonkers Noun; Vernon. White Plains. New
Three gold badges and one club pump are TO be
presented as prizes One badge Is for the rider in
the Tarrytown Club Of the most effectively deco
rated wheel one 10 the rider in an out-of-town
club Of the most effectively decorated wheel and
one TO the woman rider of the most effectively
decorated wheel The pump is to be presented 10
the club having the greatest number of wheels en-
tered The judges appointed are the President Of
the village James Bird; Dstrct-Attorney George
C. Andrews and William II. Hoyt. The parade Is TO
be In connection with the Lyceum FAIR which opens
June 10.
ing few weeks in the Mundy cottage, at Bel
mar, N j.
The Womans Parish AID Society of Christ
Church. gave reception In the rectory on Tuesday
evening.
The Rev DR.. John A. Todd and Mrs. Todd are
visiting Mrs. Todds aunt, Mrs. Mitchell in Water
bury Conn Mrs. Mitchell and her husband, the
late John s. Mitchell, OF Mitchell. Vance & Co..
were for many years residents OF Tarrytown.
John d. Archbold. Of New-York. is occupying his
country estate.
H. A. Grant and his family OF Wilson Park. are
In EnGeld Conn. where they expect TO remain for
the summer.
j. Seligman, OF New-York is occupying the Joseph
Eastman place John X. Townsend. OF New York, is
occupying the Hackley place, on Castle Ridge. His
son Charles is occupying the Woherspoon house.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hatfield Davis, Of Washing
toms to go next week 10 Asbury Park. where
they will remain for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sewell travelling in Cali
fOrnia.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-30
KATONAH.

On Tuesday last. Mr.. Branch. Of Bre"sters' OF
the firm Of Gauit & Branch. shirt manufacturers.
was in town negotiating for two years lease Oh
the silk factory building In this place IN oruer u
establish shirt factory here.
Mr. Hail. the ASSISTANT superintendent or puDnc
tnstructsn is inspecting schools throughout the
county and visited the katonah Public Schooi on
Wednesday in the interest Of the new educauonaI m
law IL has been decided to add that part OF lHe
Cherry-st district which is in the new Katonah 10
the Katonah district
A petition is being circulated to call SPECIAL
meeting OF the town in order TO raise money ior
the permanent improvement of the roads. clarence
Whitman and George Green have agreed TO give 500
vided the town will raise similar sum and I'M
nrove the highway passing their property IL is aiso
nnronosed 10 raise for the purchasing Of a
ssfone cr1sher one-half the amount. which is not 10
Exceed $50 TO be appropriated by the town. the
other half TO be raised by private subscription The
roads 70 be improved are the ones Leading from
Katonah 10 Mount Ksco. from New Castle corners
TO Bedford Village the fat east OF Bedford village;
The roads from Hoyt's Mills and Bedford station to
Redford Village and the CROSSROADS IRON D. Lyon
corner To Bedford station
New-York tribune., 1896-05-30
an ano Arpunn The Greater Ne&u~Qnrk.

Knight. Miss Allen and Miss Van Horn Friday VIII
be the childrens day.
In the First Baptist Church on THURSDAY even,mS
there was a birthday party. owing 70 !he nea,y
storm there was not the attendance that was eA-
pected hut many faced the storm. and the pro-
gramme OF music vocal and Instrumental was much
enjoyed ~ j.
There was a meeting of the several committees r OF
the various fire companies OF the village on tues
day evening last to discuss the plans Tor the
rennial hremen's parade in this place Out OF tne
twenty eight members OF the committee there weIe
present twenty three. The committees organHeu oy
the election OF Chief James H. Haight as preseue,L
George A. Bagley secretary and Fred A. Smitn
treasurer After n discussion OF the manner OF
raising the 81 2O which will be necessary 10 tne SUI
cess OF the parade and tournament. the JOINT co"-
mittee adjourned until Monday evening.
Yesterday morning there were appropriate exer-
cises In Drum Hill school. both In the academic
grammar and primary departments. In conineHno
ration OF Memorial Day. There were singing anu
recitations by the children. and short addresses py
the Rev Alfred Coons. OF the First Methodist Epls
member Of the Board OF Education.
The Misses Grace and Charlotte Roe. OF Mount
Vernon. are visiting their sister, Mrs Howard H.
Pugsley. OF Nan-st.
The Rev Henry De Vres OF the Reformed
Church. will attend the General Synod OF the Re
formed church which VIII meet In Catsklll mex
week He viii De "a delegate from the Classs or
Westchester.
william T Horton and John J. Torpy, two PeekS-
Kill lads have finished course at the New lOfk
University Law school. and VIII receive their
diplomas at Carnegie Hall. New-fork. on tuesday
I'VE
New-York tribune., 1896-05-30
SING SING.

ono NJ the principal social affairs Of week will
be the fete 10 be given on the grounds OF Mrs.
Francis Larkn. jr.'s home in Highland-ave.. by the
Kings Daughters on Tuesday afternoon. The pro-
ceeds will given the Fresh Air Fund for young
children.
new directory for this vilag. is now in cours. of
preparation.
The reception for the Rev c. n. Niles and Mrs.
Niles in the rectory given by the vestry OF ST. Paus
Episcopal Church, Thursday evening was sue
cessful socia. occasion. The attendance was large,
and besides members Of the congregation. was com.
nosed of representatives OF the other churches OF
the village. together with several of the pastors.
Mrs. George Kirkham and her daughter Of War,
rem, Ohio. were the guests OF Mrs. NJ r. Rowe OF
Ellis Place. for the week
High Priest. Thomas Leary. the Rev: ]. G. s.
Miller 3' and Stuart Baker, Of buckingham chapter.
No IA r. A. NJ. OF this village attended on Tues
George cay syers S Grand High Priest given by
Irving Chapter. No. 26s, in Tarrytown
Miss aT r sfcreTy Of The fGS5 EpT5r
League in Boscobel Thursday afternoon.
A fair and entertainment under the maanageme,nt
will be given in the SCARBOROUGH Presbyterian Church
sor r. s. Goldsbury, humorst and impersons or.
vii be one Of the on p, G tne @ Ts' S
/ on Wednesday evening
The Rota Bicycle Club OF this village will take a
run to-day 10 Peasantville, where the members VII!
be entertained with bicycle tea" at the home OF
Mrs. Bertha Robbins
David II. Benedict has been re-engaged for the
choir OF the Presbyterian Church and Van Kle eek
Smith has selected chorster In the Highland
Avenue Methods; Episcopal Sunday-school, In place
Of David Barnes, resigned.
Captain Thomas j. Sawyer, OF South Highland
ave- is receiving visit from his father, the Rev.
! Dr. Thomas j. Sawyer professor emeritus OF TUFTS
College, who is now ninety-three years old and en-
toying excellent health.
Among the entries for the Audubon Yacht Club
regatta to be sailed to-day is the Pauline b. OF the
Ossinng Yacht Club.
The Mount Pleasant Field Club will have base
ball game on hand for to-day, when mines composed
respectively OF the married and single members OF
/ the organization Will cross bats on the ST. John
grounds.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-30
PLEASANTVILLE.

NJ and Mrs Daniel p Hays and their family.
Of New-York are at their country home. Hill
crest" in the old village.
An entovable dance was given in Mr. Van Warts
new barn, last evening. The committee In charge
was Stanley Van Wart Bartholomew Merritt ana
Daniel E. Haight
Dudley Hadley the fve-year-old son OF William
Haley the expressman. was seriously kicked oy
horse Selonnng to Mr.. Jayne. while playing In
the harm There is still some doubt as TO
whether or not he will recover
A new timetable Of the Harlem Railroad goes
into effect tomorrow at noon There is little chanse
in the south bound trains. but an additional one
Going north reaches here at 445 o'clock in the af-
fernoon and on Saturdays there is an up train due
here at 235.
Mira T. Stanley Nedham. Of White Plains. and
Miss Marion Van Nostrand Buxton. OF Harlem
were the guests Of Mrs. Cromwell yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-30
NEW ROCHELLE.

-rb. schools OF New-Rochele have won high
,o.i,ion and hear an enviable reputation IN this
s,ate Much Of the credit FOR this IS due 20 the ener
o., and tact o, the present supcrintendent Isaac f.
v,,,,, ubo has been Al the head OF the schools FOR
so,n. wears and also - Miss Ida Babcock. the prn-
cn,l ~ the Trinity Place school The forty teachers
b,,inc charge of The work IN Trinity Place In Wcy-
.r'eve N.si New-Rochelle and Bank-st have
shown themselves without exception 10 be deeply
Interested In the success OF the schools ana IN 'he
welfare of tho pupils
4 dinner was given by the ladies' OF Pelham
Manor al the clubhouse on Tuesday evening
dancing followed Among those who were acilLc ~
ihc arrangements 0f the arair wer" Ny. ana Mrs
Rich Mrs Amanda Ill., Mrs JabcZ Holmes ana
Mrs Roosevelt
A society for men has been organized in s.. Johns
Methodist Episcopal Church OF this place. with the
special view of interesting ihosc VINO h-Nc h)
church home OF their
New-York tribune., 1896-05-30
PEEKSKILL.

Memorial Dav Will be celebrated In the usual man
ncr IN Peek Kill today AZ Iona Island the open
Ink day OF that resort will be- celebrate! hy picnic.
the twenty nfth annual one OF Columbian Hose
Company, No. l. of this niace. In the afternoon
there will be- among other attractions there. game
Of baseball bet wccn a team from Washington Engine
Company. No. > ant "A nine from the Union Stove
Works. called thc Pa~a.Ju IN, Van Cortnndt
Whcelmcn VIII have run on m" west size ~ the
river going by the steamer En- 'lnc 10 cornwall IN
the morning and wheeling from there to Sufern.
At the Peekski Military Academy there Will BE-
review OF the cadets by the IN morning,
and in the afternoon there VIII be game OF base
ball he campus between the Academy cam and
d nine from the Brook, Polytechnic School. The
Peeksllll Gun Club will have shoot on their in
closed grounds. Tho PeeksFill Rifle club will have
a club shoot on their Bast Furnace Range. Al the
Pceksldn Driving Park there Will be races In the
afternoon beginning at o'clock. The celebration
by the veterans Will also be extensive. Noshurg
Post, No. 80. g. a. r.. and DE lAncey Cole Camp. No
7s :. O. V. will make "A short parade In the morn
Ing, and then go Hillside Cemetery. The Rev. j.
Richie Smith will deliver an grafton. and there Will
be patriotic singing and services. ending wth the
Grand Army ritual for the dead Then the soldiers
graves will be decorated Upon the return to Peeks-
Kill OF the post and the camp they viii be enter
Relief Corps. ana there viii be more speaking; In
the afternoon delegations VIII be sent TO Yer
the soldiers graves In those cemeteries.
The following school commandments have been
announced: Olhside Public School, Monday evening,
June %, alumni reception June 80; Drum I'M. June
q. alumni reception June %; Clinton Classical
D no. June Hs's hss JeWs ane ~
School. competitive drill for coors and alumni cup
m senior exercises "Wednesday i:so p ;i m battalion
drill skrmish drill and battalion parade. 1880 p.
Peekskill Military Academy Will have It's gradual
Ing exercises Wednesday. June 10, at o clock.
s. Ga6relS ES School VIII h haze Its closing at 30 a
address in the chape, at O'Clock p. m
The social al affair OF 9eSt Tesk viii j. be the lawn
New-York tribune., 1896-05-30
DORRS FERRY

The lecture which was to have been held in
the Parish home on Thursday for the benefit OF
free library postponed until next Thursday
owing to the incemency OF the weather.
Melvin G. Paser. who has been spending the
winter in New-York City. has returned to Dobbs
Ferry.
Miss Stella Sidenberg. OF Pinehurst. has sailed
for Europe where she will. spend the summer
Mrs. Albert Nelson. who has been spending the
winter IN Asheville. y. G, is expected home soon
All the teachers In the public school have been
re-engaged. with exceptions OF Misses Lynn and
Iodd' VINO nave resigned. and Miss Elizabeth
Hart. who will be married shortly.
L. w; r. Morris. who rented his place to Ed
SHu Lauter oach, VIII spend the summer at
Saranac Lake. in the Adirondacks.
j; Jennings McComb has rented the Westminster
Scnoo. wh.ch Will be used hotel In the
New-York tribune., 1896-05-30
NEW-ROCHELLE.

Among the recent additions to the membership
OF the Young Republican Club are the foilowing
A. H. Gale. W. W. Dodge and Morgan Van Tasseli
A musical. followed by dancing. was given In
the gymnasium on Friday night for the benefit
Of the library In spite Of cloudy skies, the at
tendance large.
The Hattie Palmer, under command of Captain
Davis, has resumed her summer service between
New-York and this place, and leaves the per al
Saturday at II a. m.
A strawberry festival will be held In the parlors
of ST. Johns Methodist Episcopal Church next
Tuesday evening.
The German May festival Of last week was sue
cess and much OF the credit was due TO the women
in charxe among whom were Mrs. Grimmer Miss
Xistiuger, Mrs. I. Herring and Mrs. KRISTEN.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-30
EAST ROCKAWAY.

Queens County Lodge. l. q. OF q. T. will hold It's
annual session and election Of officers here on next
Wednesday. June 3. The regular date Of the an
nual meeting Is the second Wednesday IN June.
and the Executive Committee OF the lodge has
placed itself In rather unpleasant position by
changing the date several OF the lodges in the
county objectlng strongly. At lodge this feet
ing runs so high that resolution has been passed
charging the delegates from that lodge to the
convention to oppose the denomination OF County
Chief Templar W Il Estes. Mr.. Estes Is the ex-
oiicio Chairman OF the Executive Committee. lie
Is also the pastor Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. oyster Bay. The action OF the lodge In
picking him out as "A special cuprit with regard to
the change of date Is accounted for by the fact
that on June 10 the Queens County Sunday chool
Union Will hold Its semi-annual convention at Mr..
Estess church. and that this gathering Is given as
the reason for the changing of the date by the
Executive Committee.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-30
LOCTST VALLEY.

The annual picnic Of the Brooklyn Associitica 4
Working Girls Societies will be held at the pss,.
Ing vacation house In Locust Valley IN Memcrx
Day Mrs " c Peckham. president OF The ~
cianon. expects from 90 10 sn girls to ava.
themselves % the outing Only members (
the various working girls societies Of Brooklyn an
taken on these annual pcnics Many Of Brooklyn
prominent citizens are expected 70 60 with ~
girls s Y. White. one OF the Advisory bcrt
usually goes and delivers an address The M'
4 O. Russell ~ oyster Bay. is also one Who :
much interested IN the association. Many Bfoft
lyn women arc either paironesses Of Or interess1
financially IN the girls societies
New-York tribune., 1896-05-30
LARCHMONT.

The recent decision by Judge Barnard. of the
Supreme Court holding that the restrictions con-
tained in the deeds given by the Larchmont Manor
Company prohibiting the OF the land for bust
ness purposes for the sale OF liquor be
absolutely complied with Is victory for the resi-
dents Of this manor
The Flint cottage is occupied this season BY NJ H.
Baxter OF New-York City.
Mr. and Mrs George E. Ide are spending the sum-
mer In their home in this pace.
The Larchmont Yacht Club will open its house
and welcome its friends to-day.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-30
HUNTINGTON HARBOR

tn. Christian Enieavor Society o' the Sc'rs
Presbyterian church. Huntington. held p"mn'
sociable at rhe home q captain ana h1 |"
young. a, the harhor on Thursday ewnns a
nle,s'nR programme was presented IN sneh 'n'
STARS" were Mrs Ira y. Young. ,he N's"s ns'us
Young Grace Jarvis Julia Augusta Conklh, ou''
samuis p.r'ha Ssmmls Ella Price' fshns
p,,is virginia cheshire. ana the Messrs A''huf
=. corLif, and Gilbert = Care After ne reflr
programme games. e'r made he res, @ ''e s'"'
Ing pass away pleasantly
New-York tribune., 1896-05-30
PORT JEFFERSON AND OLD FIELD.

Work was begun this week on the construction OF
new lighthouse for Port jefferson Harbor The
present venerable structure at Old Fled Point
which forms the western point OF the hsrbor. IL
some two miles from the entrance to port. This en-
trance is one OF unusual difficulty for navigators
as the breakwater creates a swift current IL is not
proposed to do away with the handsome lighthouse
at Old Field Point as that for seventy five years
has been guide to mariners on the Sound many
new light 10 intended solely for mariners making
New-York tribune., 1896-05-30
SEA CLIFF

tn. mos, brilliant society afrair OF the here
viii D., tho marriage ~ Miss Annie Louise faugh-
ier - Mr. and Mrs " sheridan, 10 IL Grand
lockwood clarke The sheridans own one Of the
nnes, places I'm Sea CllN and are leaders in local
society The wedding will take place at their
home CllN crest. June 10
The nremen have almos; finished the furnishing
o' their new house and making plans for
housowarming 10 take place IN about two weeks
The rooms are tastcfuily fitted up. with handsome
carpets oak chairs. desks and tables, and electric
ughi chandeliers. feature Of the room will he
a fine picture ~ F. W Gcissenhaimer. ~ Sea CHI
inter- whom tho company IS named. and who was
largely instrumental in its organization and sup
port
A, - Iuke's Protestant Episcopal Church to.
morrow evening special missionary services will be
hold and an onertory taken for the Foreign Mis-
sons The rector the Rev George G. Groves. late
n Calvary Parish. New-York will deliver mis-
s,nary address
The Epworth League. AZ meeting held on Tues
day evening. elected tho following officers Prcsi-
dent the Rev Dr " "A Lawrence vice-presdenis.
James Shaw. Miss VI la Gar Charles kcil snt
Herber, G Martin. secretaries. Miss Josie Herring
ME Mnidment The new officers appointed
committee To make arrangc cmens for the convention
OF the Epworth League Chapters Of the Brooklyn
North Dis'rlct which IL % he held In Sea CuN on
June l.. The convention will include an afternoon
meeting. AT which tho Rev Dr rglehar' u Brook
lvn viii speak II WIS expected tnlt between tWo
and three hundred delegates VIII attend special
having been chartered Tor their transportation.
Memorial Day viii be quietly observed here. tho
only afair of Importance being the opening FOR the
season of the Yacht Club House. The members
VII Gather at The rlL hou o.; u. % > The c"h
.rnnant will be raised salufrs viii be fired hy tho
club gun and those of the yachts I'm the harhor IL
B. expected that most oi the thirtyhve yachts en-
led IN m. club viii turn up 40 the mastering. sew
eral OF them having already arrived In the evening
there viii Dee q reception and dance AZ thc cubhou.'.
AZ which. I'm addition to me members and their
families many invited guests will attend.