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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Sent Is-A run of cattle abau; twice the VOL
une OF an ordinary Saturday supply met tdlr dti'l w.
Most Of the arrivals Western rangers hiGh so!a
10 canning concerns feeders at s. 2'lS 3V a
load Of good G9s pound steers at 81 q" soy ..E1ii
butchers stock "ere at ihi' "h'n
went rather slowly Veal calves were scarce ana i'''
about the highest Of the Trade IN hogs ma" =
frn tone many heavy hogs selling &c higher ana an
good grades best prices OF the Week re" "N
had 10 sell below 81 o.. prime hs hogs gong 40 ~
as 81 - best to 81 80 ana fan'y n,"n XXX
al 81 al, Late trade showed weaker tendec! a'I
many Main lots selling around {" =! o-Ir
was good demand The offerings or sheep ana h'IF
A band ~ nearly 500 good ~ pound N"stern nn'
went at sS % 700 fair s6pourd fee, - :" '" " o
~ pound lHmi~ at - 80 ana ma 10y "i IN. a.
lpoind lambs Good % choice Feeders W. ~
urgent demand 81 Gcos3 - ana 81 vas Iad roy H
lots II choice native Pecer's-Cau". a" head h'ss
IL head. eh,~p l0."W head. d. 49,. .~oc,, ,
Kansas CIV sept s-Cs''le steady; hos strong D
so A., Wv bs,vtes 81 sans4 a.. packers, So @Q$i "i
roty.d S4GSi 10: lights 81 Si o. Workers, ~ @
81 or. pigs. So 4OQS3 % SHEEP strong iAis' 80
s. 81. . ,.,. g. ,,,c,. native
sbnnr nd xporr steers joas; =" dressed l. ana
butchers Steers S30$i 80 'ckcrs and ieedrrs e
81 -: cows AMI h-crs. s?d<t =" bulls >. 90 r>f.
Texas Inlian aterrs. 81 'pr>4 ~ % '
81 :nT - 81 Hogs higher. mixed 81 ''dSt ~
s,ocKers 50 250ss -. auls. 81 7'a<' 30 -r,.s ,-
changol Hogs slow ard prime lg,' weights an
god -. sdur tnNSi A.: far TO- TEST l'fh''H. -
tlerS - 2odst 30 rough 50 . go" e. e. a. hio I,h
choice l0GS+ 90: common - ".S y, 'h"' AM at'
s. 400 a. 80 common 70 ed lambs. Sass TO- veal caves
East Bnfalo sclt ls-Catle-ReceiptS all G,nrssnca
through and Thee was nothing doing Hogs R"Cri'@
~ cars: market fairy agne f9,S5FS So c,%ss So IS
yod n choco 81 $685. i" sheep and lainh'- i.'ct-
H. cars rnaro; steady and hrm ianh. .hote TO ezra
to selected wehcrs s. 5oas4 is; cus and common = 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19

with one exception. Of week on record assre re-
eating 63SOO bushels, and the result OF the
heavy movement Of grain to the seapoaru "ao
reflected in an advance in trunk line rates VI W.
cents per hundred pounds between Chlcaso aIi'
New York. Westbcund rates have peeh re-
stored and 1t is improbable that any serious cu.-
ting will be INDUCED in as long as the tIanio
movement continues heavy. In times IKE tiie
present railroads do not have to offer cut rates
In order to get business. Business comes ~
them without their asking. Now that the pitu-
minous coal strike Is at end. the railroads III
the bituminous districts will show heavy gains III
earnings. which. in the case of the wabash COM
pany WILL it is said. make a difference OF - per
cent. Thousands of men have gone back 10
work a advanced wages. factor in the people
purchasing power Of no small Importance. The
trouble in the Hazleton region concerns n srnaii
part Of the anthracite fields and has no connec-
ton with the recent bituminous strike. The COM
mercial agencies all report further Improvement
in business throughout the country during Inc
week. Railroad earnings for the first two weeks
in September about 10 per cont ahead or the
same period last year and eastpound tonnage
was larger by about II cent than in the
prosperous September. 1899. Bank clearinss were
% per cent larger than in the same week in lS''2.
and :,6 per cent larger than in the same time
year ago. The iron industry showed general I'M
provement.
Prices for the last sales Of the principal active
stocks to-day. compared with the final hgures
OF Yesterday were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19


The stock market presented further strength
and animation at the opening to-day. and al
though subsequent sales for profits and bear
pressure caused reactions the majority Of issues
gave net gains at the close. The large decrease
In bank holdings inspired the bears To attack
prices the theory that money rates would
40 higher next week. but their efforts caused
no anxiety among holders OF securities or the
bull element. because II well known that
gold imports would soon he made. and that
even a ( or u per cent rate for call money would
not prevent further advances in stocks. The
Government will distribute large amount Of
interest money in October and this. with gold
imports insures comparatively easy money
market for some time 10 come. The best pre-
ccdIng bull market ever known in Wall street
was conducted upon n 6 per cent money basis.
and with call money averaging from To Il
per cent accompanying solid business improve
ment little reason should exist for bear attacks
on possible advance In rates next week. There
are TOO many bull factors constantly developing
to make bear success last for more than day.
and there are too many strongly held accounts
IN Wall Street To permit Of liquidation on an eX
tensi,e scale People who have stocks are hold
ing them for higher prices London sold more
stocks this morning than It bought. Conso-
dated Gas was q weak feature a break OF
IL points due To selling for profits but It's
net loss OF per cent was not considered large
In view OF its recent sharp advance. The low
priced shares were active and generally higher.
Pittsburg Cincinnati. Chicago and st. Louis
preferred Lake Erie and Western. Wheeling
and Lake Erie preferred and the Reading Issues
being especially strong. The leading issues
closed at insignificant changes. except Manhat-
tan. which los, over = per cent on bear selling
and realizing sales. The weekly statement Of
the associated banks reflected the weeks heavy
movement OF money to the South and West in
a reduction In cash holdings of SS32lJOO Loans
Increased 81. 100000. as compared with an in
crease last week OF S7.S52,6OO. Deposits de-
creased Sc I0l. 400 and the result Of all changes
u,as a decrease in surplus reserve OF $6.713G,W
". so S.,j 175 against S10.4J4.3IJ this week a
vear ago. and $22 i43.5OO in the same week In
Tn. outflow of money from this centre last
,,eek was heavy, aggregating nearly SJ,OOOlWO
w, The demand was from all paris OF the
norntry. but chiefly from the South and West
,r cron movement purposes. and commercial
in,rs as a rule were smaller owing to the prep
arotion being made by the banks to meet the
yuture needs OF the Interior. The marketing OF
Lion began In earnest during the week. and
49, tho principal factor In reducing the foreign
oxcbange rates to near the gold importing point
Wheat ex ports this week have been the heaviest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19

buttermiiks offered Dressed calves generally slow ana
Sales. Judd & Co.: SIS veais ls7 10 average at 81
per 100 n. ,oo =. -.
NJ Collins: yeals $50 10 at 81 80; do. 100 No. al
s. so 400
J. p Nelson: 55 Western calves. 3l2 -, at 81 20 :,
H II. Hollis: Is veas 40 II. at 81 90 d. ~" ~
at 81 o. .. ,,-...
SHEEP AND LANES Receipts. including 2 cars d.rGct
stock CARTEL over from Yesterday. total % l. cars on
sae-i5 at Jersey City and Sixethst The dein2hd
than YESTERDAY and the trading IA.
Quiet price, however ruling about STEADY. Inc lenS
cleared with the exception Of one carload lo -
prime sheep sold S3asi - Per lno H. one nun
wehers reaching 81 G23; common 20 choice lanlps ~ -
ass: one dcckoad al 81 l2l,; dressed mutton '9S-o
per y. dressed l"mb,. 7gl0c. 40 :, ION
sales-M corr loG Pennsyv"2ia lambs ~ t. AVER 1
age at S. s7q pei ro u. 30 d. e. H. at s. 90 la go
IS 10 at 81 10: do 81 n at - 80 l?o Indiana 20 ~
=, AZ 81 so so Indiana sheep ~ H. 81 10 d. lni d.
at So Pennsylvania do 100 n. at -: ii 90 II" H.
Newton Co: 2iG Indiana lambs ~ ". - So 10 90
w. at so. - Indiana sheep JOS ID. at ~ % ou'"
q lsO n. at So. o,, . :.
Is5 West Virginia do 30 NJ. At 50 30; - Ngl1h sE'ef
II2 N at 81 81 Virginia do So n, a. 81 On,
= Judd n CO. lsn Canadr lambs - H. a' So ''-
Kentucky sheen loi ~. at ~ 95 ..
: sanders: 49, PENNSYLVANIA lambs. % n. at So
u Harrington: c12 Buffalo lambs. 30 H. AZ - -
Hume & Mullen: 80 lambs % n. at 50 l. . -
! state sheen l0T ~ a 81 62ls. ,,, 90
ToGS-Neccipts 10 or 5s1 head az "hl"n -
head on sole. Firm 81 3oas4 Go per 100 ID for the
whole ,oo Att. ,oos
! 1877 " average at 81 80 per 100 n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19

In state issues 81 900 Tennessee Settlement IS
sold at nj. Eight shares of the Fourth National
Bank stock sold at 1872 against 1873 the last pre-
ceding sale
Railroad bonds were generally strong and &C
tive. with the majority OF issues showing net
gains at the close. The more important trans
4s Burlington NEBRASKA extension 4s). Chicago
Terminal receipts Houston and Texas general
Is Kansas Pacific first consol receipts Louis
VILE and Nashville consos. Kansas and Texas
first Is and seconds Northern Pacific issues
Reading general Is. Texas and Pacific seconds,
Union Pacific. Denver and Gulf frsts. Wabash
second 0s and Wisconsin Central first receipts.
The principal net gains were made by Hooking
Valley ~ receipts, y To 10; Toledo ST. Louis
and Kansas City receipts. | 10 90; Union Pacific
It's Of "a receipts eX-matured coupons. pa to
III; Wabash debenture series g. > 10 Bile
Texas and New Orleans consol rs. II to oI1s;
Brooklyn Elevated hrsts y To S5l2: Central OF
Georgia third incomes. y 10 10: Duluth and Iron
Range first Js. u TO 1854: Houston and Texas
Central general Ia, y to 16a4: Kansas and East
ern frsts. y to 100. and Northern Pacific prior
lien Is. 2. to %. oregon Short Line income A
1s lost Ia to 5S4. and Union Pacific extension
sinking fund IS receipts. u 10 1l9is. In mis-
celaneous issues oregon Improvement first re-
ceipts gained =. to 1884, and the consol 5s re-
ceipts. 3A to 4Ji..
THE MONEY MARKET.
Money on call was per cent Time money
was per cent for sixty days. 3iaa1 per cent for
three months. per cent for four months. and
4Q4h per cent for six months Commercial
paper rates were firm at 4d4ia per cent for the
best names for three months 4@4ia per cent for
four months and iQ5 per cent for six months
Names not so well known were 800 per cent
The foreign exchange market closed with
posted sterling at 4.S3a-4.S4 and 4.S51sG4. S6h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19

Total sl9i 700 Cos Sl0i O51 1913 Dec s649 IS
The company paid employees in the year
Sl6.lGi.6GO. against Sl6,7l3,43l. in 1895
Goldman. Sachs a. Co. offer 10 investors large
selection OF high grade bonds. as advertised
The F'inancier" will issue tomorrow its irse
annual trust company roll OF honor" edition.
giving in detail the comparative figures Of the
growth OF trust companies and banks which VII!
be of more than ordinary interest TO all financial
men, The edition will include a complete list OF
all trust companies i'm the United States.
The Peoples Bank at the close of business
september IL had loans and discounts Of 81
SH.CSl 20. and total resources OF s., 292G3 10
The capital stock $500, 900. the surplus fund
S2l1.tW. and the amount due depositors w.
S06.091 So.
The Bank of America at the close OF business
September II had loans and discounts OF SlyS'
O1I.oS4 - and total resources of S3i 400 300 80.
The capital stock was 81 $4,000. the surplus
fund S22oo0O0. and the amount due deposito"
S11.0l097S 90. "a,
Vermilye & Co. offer for subscription at ~.
fiat. $1,000 600 Panama Railroad Company nIs'
mortgage A. per cent sinking fund gold bonus bonus,
due October |. 1871. 4 letter To ]. Edward jim
mons, president OF the Panama Railroad Cons
pany attached To the bankers announcene.n.Ji
says that the bonds issued to retire the ~
amount Of outstanding sterling bonds amoafo
Ing to S2.6SS. 900. which mature on Octopedo noo
From the proceeds OF the sale Of the r.cH
new AZ per cent first mortgage sinking funo ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Augusta. g.pr. Bcotton steady; middlng. $3.50
Gs,c. low ndding. IGn6itc receipts. 3222 bales.
gross, 8.eos. shipments 2sl2 ssles s7i stock. s.65
Galveston. Sept s.-Cotton quiet; middling. lllGc.
low mdGns 65-IGc, good ordinary. Bic; receipts
l5 Gs5 bales exports 10 Great Britain 530. naies ~
stock. 7iO5s
Norfolk. sep, b-co,,on quie'; Kidding. &c; igw
Diddlins. G5lGc: goDd ordinary. SIC receipts, l12
bales exports cDos'wise lf5: sales ST. stock. D. 10
New Orleans. sept B-cotton quiet mddlng 6I9c;
low mIddlins S3iCc; good ordinary. SIC: receipts
1901 baes gross i57i exports coastwise 2GGs; sales
100. stock. 43.4G4.
Savannah. Sept. 1s--Cotton quiet mldding 6i,c low
middling 5Ec recepts 1880 bales exports 10 the Con-
hnsnt. 1880. exports ccastwse. 1854. stock 50i20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19

Sales Of Government bonds were $4,000 cou-
pom Il OF 1929 at 1oJis Final quotations follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. september ~. 1881.
BEEyEsReceiois. 60 care. Or y's hssd-zt cars % ~
sxoorted ana care direct ~ local slsughirfsfs no
trading feeling generally steady dressed beef STEADY at
7Qstc ~ fpr - prime Hiy dfes,ed haFs tnes
No change 10 cables The famyaDa Garfield u Liverpool
today J2 quarters ~ beef the Hss'sspDi, ~ >DDdon,
900 cattle f5i quarters; the DeDfgan 20 LJnlon,
6ls cattle. Buffalo - HUI, 10 cattle the Wells
CITY Bristol. 40 eatte. and the Aafsnso - New
castle. iS3 cafle.
cALyEs~Rsosipfs. ~ for the market. were 1873 head.
mskins Eh fes he'd from yesterday, total of
il9 ssls77 Jersey my and ~ q, BiStieibs The
demand limited and tho whole market was rated
Ueak In most iDsanfes lower. Nothing carried
sysf POOR - youd t5ny7 80 per 100 N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19

STATEMENTS OF THE ASSOCIATE.
BANKS IN DETAIL.
The following table shows the bank holding
together with the percentage OF reserve held /
each bank. National banks are required To Ike,
a reserve Of - per cent and State banks one
ID per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
CLOSING PRICES or BOSTON STOCKS
CLOSING PRICES or CHICAGO STOCKS

Ye.ter,ay. To-Day. Ics,er!a, TODAY.
Diamond Mat B.. iGba. IGl Biscuit ..... ~ ~
West Chcas, .. ip, lini. North Chicago. ~ 2|
Mot Eie,aiel.... =. =, tias - ............ 1881
Lake stre~' ... 81. 2i7 South SIDE ~. 3,A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19

SMALL CHANGES RECORDED.
TIE WEEKLY BANK sTATEMENT-BONDS
AND MONEY.

SAILS ut TIE STOCK EXCHANGE SEPTEMBER j.
DEALINGS IN BONDS AID EANK STOCKS.
Arizona republican., 1897-09-10
CAUSED BY TUBERCULOSIS.
TWO Members of an Agricultural Col
 lege Staff Will Die.

Topeka, Kan, Sept. 9.-The board or regents of the Kansas state ae-ri- cultural college at Manhattan. today ulscoVered that the cattle, sheen and hogs of the college, several hundred nead, were infected with tuberculosis
 me discovery was the result of an thVestlgation by the serious illness of over dozen assistants at the college among whom are Mrs. Georgeson. wife or Professor Georgeson, and PauI Wi COX, an assistant, both of whom will dle. 1t was found that their illness resulted from using milk from inc olseased cows. Several of the cows were killed and post mortem ey- animation held. Their lungs and hearts were found to be in shock lngiy advanced stage of fuberculosis me disease is infectious, not onIv With livestock, but with persons
 'Ihe vicinity of Manhattan has been thrown into a state of panic today hv the investigation and it's result. The board of regents appointed a commit tee composed of Messrs. Munger. Linn booker and Daughters, members of the board, to continue the investigation and make an effort to eradicate the disease. The livestock has been mar antined until October 20, when they
Arizona republican., 1897-09-10
A HERD OF BUFFALOES.
They Are to Be Taken to the Denver
 Festival, Gagged.

cheyenne, Wyo., Sept. 9.-A herd oi
 buffaloes pastured on the outskirts ot
 this place has attracted great interest
 here this week. The animals are the
 property of Hudson brothers of Lara
 mic peak and will be taken to Denver
 Where they will form one of the at
 fractions of the coming Mountain and
 Plain festival. There are seven buff Ialoes ln the herd, one being a full
 blood and the others half-breeds. The full-blood is an immense bull named Jumbo. He was captured eleven wears ago by the Hudson brothers in the sand hills of northeastern Colorado. lie was then yearling and full of nght and meanness. He was taken to the Laramie peak ranch of his captors and placed with ordinary range cows. and the present herd of half-breeds secured. The halflbreeds all show the ouHalo strain in a marked manner. having shaggy necks, big bumped shoulders, and small hind quarters It was found when the herd reached here that the animals were too wild to permit of their being taken where there might be large crowds of people ana a stop was made and iron rings 2iaced Tn the nostrils of each, A big 'age mas also been constructed. in which the bull, Jumbo, will be kept. After the close of the Mountain and 'laln festival the animals will be talk I'll east for purposes of exhibition.
Arizona republican., 1897-09-10
A NOVEL SUIT.
MT. Glickman Demanded S200 for the
 Loss of His Whiskers.

New York, Sept. 9.-The most re-
 markable suit, probably, ever known to the New Jersey calendar was tried in the First district court of Jersey City before Judge Erwin today. The matter in dispute was the value o1 Isaac Glickman's whiskers, and he wanted the Consolidated Traction company to pay him $20O for them Not that the company deals in whisk- CTS and had bought Glickman's and failed to pay for them.
 Glickman had lost his whiskers or part Of them, on the company's road. It happened in this wise: Glickman. who is a dealer in hardware in Bay onne, went to New York one day in July. After transacting his business in that city he went 70 Jersey City. where he bought three fresh mack erel, as he stated in court, intending to take them home for supper. Then he boarded trolley car.
 Among the passengers were five rough youths, and when Glfckman's bundle of mackere1 burst open. one of the young men seized it and passed it to companion. When Glickman de- manded the return of the fish, it was thrown in his face. Then Glickman Temonstrated with the roughs, who seized him by his whiskers and pulled out whole handful of them.
 J. N. Atkinson, the company's law yer, contended that the company was not liable for damages to whiskers in transit, and that even if it were, Mr. Glickman's whiskers were not worth of the value he set upon them
 Judge Erwin said he thought the agents had done all the law required of them in ejecting Click mans assailants from the car. and gave verdict for the company.
Arizona republican., 1897-09-10
His reputation is said t

sh. His reputation is said to be
 !. There is nothing of the tough Ut him and he is free from most of
 vices which attach themselves to Ing men of his age. During the last ar or two, perhaps from want of op- lrtunity or perhaps from inclination. formed habit of idleness and was eveloping into tramp
 It is suspected that Merritt and the red headed hobo seen at Texas Hill on the night after the murder are the 1same. Merritt is not red headed. His complexion and hair are light, but in following the red headed tramp the authorities have come upon the trail of Merritt. Just how this came about will be made known later.
 Deputy Sheriff Charlie Slankard took Merritt to Gila Bend last night. \ coroner's inquest was begun there
 he day after Pratt's murder. The
 Aadings have never been closed.
 ger a seeming clue is presented
 is convened and the matter is
 gated. The circumstances dis cIcsed by the arrest of Merritt will be considered today.
Arizona republican., 1897-09-10
FOR A CANAL ACROSS FLORIDA.

New York, Sept. e.-Articles have been filed with Councy Clerk Purrey TOT the incorporation of the Florida lrans-Penlnsula Ship Canal com pany The chief incorporators are Robert May Caffall, Freeman H. Bald win, Ii. Bolet Peraza, consul-general for the greater republic of Central America in this city; Benjamin F Cromwell and Francis P. Fleming The capital is $75 1000 900.
Arizona republican., 1897-09-10

living at Schultz.
 Mammoth. Judge
 lived at Florence and son. Yesterday
 from the elder Mer- said he had heard accused of the mur- e wanted further in- the accusation. I-o
Arizona republican., 1897-09-10

1Cf Weeh and had been seen as
 late as Wednesday night Meeting Officer Bailey the judge asked him to nunt the young man and send him to hls office. While they were talking
 Deputy Sheriff George came LID. h. formation had just been received from Glla Bend directing Merritt's arrest. and the officer was then looking for :, him. Officer Bailey, who knew him. soon afterWard found him and he was taken to the sheriff's office. Judge kabbey called on hiIu there, not as an attorney, for in his connection with the ulstrlct attorneys office he will likely De called upon to prosecute him.
 He had conversation with him in which he asked him why he had been karrested
 They charge me with killing Pratt" replied the young man.
 Well, you know whether you did or QQt " said Rle judge.
 was either at Tempe or Phoenix when Pratt was murdered said Mer- ritt.
 It is said, though, that he was at Gila Bend on that night He was seen there just before the eastbound train arrived. Whether it is known. that he left on that train has not been stated
 The young man was not visibIv frightened ey his arrest and was not nervous under the questioning to which he was submitted before he was locked up- He talked freely in explanation or his movements on the night of the | murder. He says he will be able to prove that he was not at Gfla Bend at i The time of the killing.
 When he was locked up his hat and shoes were left behind, for if he is pl1t on trial they will figure in the eyi- dence. On the toe of the right shoe .nere Is a small spot an eighth of an 1ncn Tn diameter, which under a mag nlIylng glass looks like blood. On the inside or the crown of his hat there is d larger, more clearly defined spot. a Snln1ng crust of something which is 'uouDtless blood. There is larger on the brim which may pc either blood or grease.
 Merritt manifested no weakness when he was turned into the jail. He quietly received the welcome of the pther prisoners who wanted to know wny ne was hatless. coatless and shoe |ess-SIhe bolts-elanked and the doors
 tler-ef cells were thrown open. lerrltt walked through one of them: ne bolts clanked aga1n and the doors , ere shut and Merritt was for the frs
 ne a prisoner.
 Merrltt does not seem like a nI1r- Ter. He is youthful looking for his se- Ills countenanoe is honest and
Arizona republican., 1897-09-10
SAVE TIME AND MONEY

By taking the cheapest and quickest route Clifton. or from Gift to SolomonyiiIe Oniv nine hours making the trip either way. Greens regular mail hack leave SolomonviIIe for Shel- Friday at 8 o'clock a. m., arriving st Sheldon Dy 3:S0 p. m., making close connections with the train from LordsDurg to Clifton. Return ing from Sheldon 0 Solomonville on arrival nf train from Clifton every Tuesday, Inursdav and Saturday, arriving at SolomonviIle by4 o'clock p. m We shall spare no time or ex- pense to make it to the interest of all who will favor us with their patronage. Commercial men ana others who have to travel on odd days can alWay De accom- Tn odated by timely notice solomonv1lle, where we give animals good care ana plenty to eat and drink. Saddle horses, teams and buggies to let Thanking the public for their liberal patronage hereto.l fore bestowed and asking a continuance of the same, we remain yours respectfully, }
 NJ {
Arizona republican., 1897-09-10
HALF RATES FOR SCHOOL CHJT-
 DKEN

The M. & P. has adopted the system of communication tickets for school chil- dren wishing to attend school at Phoe- nix or Tempe, and has arranged to sell ten ride tickets. For further in- formation call at their office, No. 20 Center street
Arizona republican., 1897-09-10

will be killed in the presence of many noted scientists and specialists of the county. The committee was also iu- sbructed to ask Secretary of Agricul- ture Wilson to send an expert veteri- marian.