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IN MORE DANGER THAN CUBA.
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away. Lieut.. Col. Nlfquain was then call
- Tor and received an enthusiastic recep-
t'on as the next commander of the regi-
m"nt. He made a felcitous speech for tbs
regiment IN expressing the personal at
tachmenf Of its mon for Col. Bryan. and
in their name bidding him Godspeed
AZ Oh" conclusion of Col Vifqualn's Ic-
marks CO... Bryan took his petition a the
edge of the platform and shook the soldiers
by The hand as they died by. 1t was some
time before the last one had given him a
Hearty clasp and said "goodby." Many Of
the men as they passed thanked him for
his kindness to them. others expressed Ihe
nope that they would meet again, and oc-
easionally one would look iato the retir-
ing coionels face and as they stood with
clasped hands would say "God be with
You, colonel" God bless you, colonel or
some other sentiment indicative Of their
feelings.
God take care of you. colonel" said one
private, ana the colonel added, land of all
of us, boys"
OF tho men who had been on the sick
list there was the last inquiry as TO low
they were feeling. Many oNthe men the
colonel addressed by name ana gave some
parting admoniuon such as Take good
care Of yourself, my boy"
AS Coz. Bryan stepped from the tent to
go to his own tent to pack his personal ef-
tects guard came rushing up. u have
been on guard duty, colonel" said he, but
eouidn't let you 80 without shaking
hands"
And l certainly want 10 bid you, good
by was Col. Bryans reply. And then he
added 70 some friends standing by, "Guaru
duty is about the only duty we have had
to do, or were likely TO do"
During the day Col. Bryan visited the
sick IA the hospitals and babe them good
bye. Just as he was preparing 20 leave
word came that one of the men had had
his leg broken while scuffing during the
afternoon The colonel went over to see
him before leaving camp for the last time.
Gov, Stone" the fine black horse pre-
scented 10 Col. Bryan by the Governor of
Nebraska, viii be shipped to Nebraska
to-day. 1t viii continue in Col Bryan $
possession Two swords and a Krag-Jor-
gensen rifle win also 80 West to-day with
the colonels military dress suit. one OF
the swords was presented to him by POI
litical friends in Nebraska, the other 10y
Mr.. s. F. Thorp a friend in New Jersey
The rifle was presented TO him yesterday
by Company A. This was the company
Col. Bryan joined when the regiment was
being organized. The shoulder straps
from his fatigue uniform Col. Bryan pre-
scented to his successor in command.
Col Bryan stated that he would ne UNI
able 10 attend the peace jubilee in Atlanta,
His acceptance of the invitation had been
conditional. lie ACKNOWLEDGED that while
on his recent visit home he had discussed
the matter of resignng with some friends
and that it was known 10 the Governor
of the state that he would quit the service
within a few days after his arrival in Sa-
vannah.
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WASN'T ADVERTISER RIGHT.
So stockholders of Brush Company
Took No Action as to Bonds.

So Stockholders of Brush Company
Took No Action as to Bonds.
No definite action has been taken by the
stockholders OF the Brush Electric Light
Company as 90 the issuing Of bonds for
the purpose of placing underground the
wires of the system operated by the com
pany. AZ the meeting called for the pur-
pose the point was raised that the adver
tisernent calling the meeting had not speci-
fled that the matter of issuing bonds was
to be urder consideration, and that no
steps could be taken as result. Another
meeting viii probably be held within the
next month, wien the question will be-
discussed and settled. II Is the impression
that an issue OF bonds to the extent or
100000 viii be sanctioned and that the
placing Of the wires underground will then
be speedily arranged for
II is suggested that while tho electric
light wires are going underground some
steps might be taken by the city to com
pei the removal of some other wires from
the public streets. The conduifs used by
the electric light wires. Il is said could
also be used 10 accommodate telegraph
wires. Some at least, or the ugly poles
ana long strings OF wires lu the business
gectlor might he got QUE Of the sight IN
this way.
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AT FIRST DIVISION HOSPITAL.
Everything in Hustle Preparatory
to Going to Cubn.

everything in Hustle Preparatory
to Going to Cubn.
Everything is in q hustle about the hos
pitaf preparatory to an early departure for
cuba. 1t is expected that the hospital
ship Missouri will take the division hospl-
tai this week, and will then return for the
First Division, which will be ready for de-
parture in about ten days.
There are now only about fifty patients
IN the hospital, and they are being fur
Ioughed and sent away on the hospital
trains as rapidly as possible
Three new acting stewards and four
privates arrived at the hospital last night
from Washington city.
The hospital corps has been formed into
three regular military companies, A, B
ana c, with regular drills every day,
morning and evening, something the boys
are all specially delighted in Of course
Instead of guns, however, they use
stretchers
Miss Julia Wood, one of the most pop
ular nurses in the First Division hospi-
tai. returned 10 duty yesterday after a
hve days visit TO relatives in Atlanta.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

GEORGIA., CHATHAM COUNTY
Whereas, w. r. Sullwell has applied TO
Court of Ordinary for letters dismissory
as administrator on the estate Of Annie
7. Brickman deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admon-
ish all whom il may concern 10 be and
appear before said court to make objec-
ton Of any they have on or before the
first Monday in March next, otherwise
said letters will be granted.
Witness, the Honorable Hampton l..
Ferrlll, Ordinary for Chatham county this
the 3Oth day of November f5SaS ,o NIX.
FRANK t. kEILBACH
Clerk q. o., c. c.
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GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY
Whereas, Thomas Knox has applied to
Court Of Ordinary for letters of admins
tration with the viii annexed on the estate
of Anne Nora Clearly, deceased. These are
therefore, to cite and admonish All whom Il
may concern TO be and appear before said
court to make objection Of any they have)
on or before the first Monday w Januarv
next, otherwise said letters WIN Be granted
Witness the Honorable Hampton l.
Ferrill, Ordinary for Chatham county. this
the Goth day Of November, 1898.
FRANK =. KETLBACH.
Clerk G. O., c. c.
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AT THE THEATER.

"shaII We Forgive Here" at Two
Performances To-day.
Marie Wainwright in "Shall We Forgive
Herr" will be this afternoons and to-
nights attraction. The appearance of
Miss Wainwright in a new play will doubt
less give TO the production an Importance
locally it would not otherwise possess.
Miss Wainwrights name has always been
associated with high-class performances,
and there are many of her admirers who
will be glad of this opportunity to see
her in a new role. "Shan We Forgive
Herr" IS new and strong play. 1t has
demonstrated its popularity i'm this coun-
try by attracting large audiences wherever
it has been seen. Miss Vain
wrights role is an emotional
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ANCIENT LANDMARKS OFFICERS.

Election for the Coming Twelve
Months.
Ancient Landmark Lodge No. 81. F. and
A. NJ, held It's annual communication last
night and elected the following officers:
w. MI. Murchison Thomas.
S. W.-R. M. Hitch
j. VIC. L. Dickinson.
Chaplain-Rev. C. II. Strong.
Treasurer-W. p Hardee
The following officers were appointed
Secretary-John S. Haines.
s. D.-A. NJ. West, Jr.
J. DC W. West, Jr.
$. S.-B. F. Finney
J. S.-Arthur b. Elliott.
Tyler-Thomas Robins.
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDIT
ORS.

GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY
Notice Is hereby given to an persons hav-
ing demands against Joseph l.. Mirauif.
late Of said county. deceased. to present
them to me, properly made out within the
time prescribed by law, 20 as TO show thelr
character ana amount, and an persons in-
debtod 10 said deceased are required 10
make immediate payment TO me.
SUSAN A. CUYLER.
Administrative. = Charlton Street, East.
Savannah, Ca, Dec 3, 1898.
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mELP MANTEp-FEMALE.

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WANTED, TO-DAY, (2 RELIABLE
white chamber maids; wages sixteen dol
lars per month. Tarver's Employment Blu
reau.
LADIES TO EMBROIDER; GOOD
paying. easy work sent to your home;
addressed envelope for sample and ma
terials Empire Embroidery Works, %
Duane street, New York city.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

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WANTED, SMART, WELL RECON-
mended white boy about sixteen, to make
himself generally useful Apply 9l9 West
Broad.
WANTED, RETAIL Statesmen;
young man with some experience; per-
manent position Address Permanent"
this office.
WANTED. TWELVE BOYS. APPLY
three doors from bath house on Dale ave-
nue..
BAKER WANTED. CORNER WAYNE
and West Broad streets.
WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED BOY
to wrap packages. Florida Bazaar 80
Bull street.
WANTED, YOUNG MAN, ABOUT Is
years old, 10 fill responsible position with
a grocery house; must have A No. / ref
erences; be a good bookkeeper and pen
man; suitable party viii receive fair sal
airy and can expect advancement. Address
Grocer, care Morning News, Savannah,
Ga.
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EaIPLOYsIENT WANTED.

WANTED, SITUATION AS OVER
seer or manager Of rice plantations long
experience; Al recommendation from pres
ent employer. Address b. H. Primer,
I6Vy's, $. Q.
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HOARD WANTED.

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YOUNG COUPLE DESIRES BOARD:
private family preferred Address n, News
office.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

80, ss,,. - 1870,
boat, not over one hundred feet long
good condition, Address II. IL. g., Morn
lue News
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MnNEX no LnAN

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MONEY TO LEND ON GOOD CITY
real estate; large or small loans. as may
be required. payable on the installment
plan Enterprise Dime Loan Association,
p Bay street, east
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AGENTs WANTED.

TN1@-~J@-~-~-~NN-T-~-~-~s~
RELIABLE MAN TO HANDLE
agents for telephone tablets and special
ties; pays 5000 a year; inclose stamp.
Victory Mfg. Co, Cleveland, O.
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one, and il is said that she is
admirably suited to the part. Her plunge
into melodrama has caused no little talk
among people who keep track of theatre
cal events.
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CLASSIFIED ADYERTISEAEN[S.


% MORE SUNDAYS" AND CHRiST-
mas win be here in all its glory; time is
short to see about that pretty glft for
mother, father, sister brother sweetheart
and friend. That watch, finger ring
bracelet or spectacles lasting and cherish
ed keepsakos, can be selected now at
teEeas the reliable ieweler and optician
q East Broughton, and be delivered then,
the very day needed.
MIR. j. Q. LAND WILL CALL AT THE
Palmetto House at once. Lula Land.
FOR BARGAINS IN HOLIDAY GOODS
80 TO the Florida Bazaar, 80 Bun street
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS IN RUGS.
art squares, portlers, fancy mattngs, car
pets and large Smyrna rugs, for holiday
trade. c. p. Miller. agent
ATTENTION. HORSE OWNERsi OUR
electric clippers are now running under
the charge of Prof. George /. Palmer;
price per horse, T.5O. Thomas f. Gleason
q Co. Pulaski House Stables.
CHOICE LINE or SIDEBOARDS.
dining tables han stands, library tables,
chiffonieres. ladies' desks, china closets
and fancy furniture for holiday presents.
c. p. Miller, agent.
TO THE SOLDIERS. WHY SUFFER-
AANiii tHiN Whfti YOU tdl 6tA Il itHdbAt Oh
heating stove for si25, that will keep your
tent warm. from Cornwell & Chapman. 1903
Congress street.
OTHELLO RANGES, DOMESTIC
Sunshine. Home Sunshine Excelsior Penn
Cook, Royal Manhattan. Cotton Plant, for
sale by p. II. Herman. 10 West State
street.
ELEGANT LINE OF COUCHEs. BED
lounges. parlOr suits and fancy chairs
suitable for holiday presents. c. r. Miller,
agent.
PORCELAIN LINED BATH TUBS
syphon jet water closets and the latest
sanitary improvements. Let me give you
bid. p III. Kiernan. 10 w. State street
STOVES, HEATERS AND TIN ROOFS
repaired. p. II. Herman, 10 W. state
street.
CHILDREN's FURNITURE, DOLL.
carriages, go-carts, tricycles, and fun line
of holiday goods. c. p. Miller, agent.
BRoUGHTON BROS. CONTRACT
ors; painting and paper hanging. 11s
President, west. rear postofTlce.
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MEDICAL.

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HOW ARE YOUR FEET? If YOUR
feet are troubling you, call on me, and
Will give you relief. cure ingrowing nails
corns and all diseases of the feet without
pain. Charges reasonable; can give the best
references in the city Patients treated at
residences; orders car be left at Wheeler 5
drug store. Bun and State streets. Tele-
phone 2,551. Lem Davis. surgeon. chropo-
dist.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

OIL HEATERS, COAL AND WOOD
heaters; best make, cheaper than you gee
elsewhere; very thing for this season:
wen assorted lot, big bargain. all sizes
stove pipe. Bernstein's, 2l0 Broughton
street. west
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FOR RENT. FROM OCT. !, THOSE
elegant brick residences. 800 and 40 East
Huntington; ali modern Improvements:
fine locality. Address T.. c. Way, sos
East Duffy street
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EnH nENr-RnnNs

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a LARGE, COMFORTABLE BED
room furnished; suitable for two or three
gentlemen, convenient to business. 1872
Abereorn street
NEATLY FURNISHED ROOM, CON-
veniently situated. 100 West Harris street.
facing Pulaski square.
FOR RENT, FROM JAN. /. TWO
large connecting rooms. furnished, with
use of bath. II. NJ News office.
DESIRABLE COMPETING ROOMS.
FIRST floor; large hail. third floor; Lyons
block rent reasonable. John Lyons.
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nOAnDING.

FIRST-CLASS TABLE BOARD AT 10
Gordon street. west, near Bull
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-"Duncemore was enlisted as an i'm
mune"
Gle ought 10 have made a good one
he can't even take a Joke Truth.
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.

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FOR RENT THOSE DESIRABLE
houses just finished on Barnard. near Hen
ry; nine rooms, hot water, gas and electric
lights. w, c. FTpp, Bay street, east
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BEFORE YOU BUY OR SELL PROP
erty, consult Robert II. Tatem. real estate
dealer, No. York street, west.
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TO RENT HOUSE sos BARNARD
street; possession Dec. IT, Apply c. w.
Parish.
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FOR RENT OR SALE. CoMFoRTA-
bic six-room cottage, Pneora. Ga; easy
terms. S. c. Elkins, Southern Grocery
Co.
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WANTED. TO LEASE FOR a TERM
of years, store suitable for frst-class
cafe; must be well situated Address, stat
ing rent ana location. sol. c. Trauerman.
care Marshall House
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FOR RENT. HOUSE 100 HALL,
street, cast. Apply Robt L. Colding at
court house
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED. TO RENT. ONE OR TWO
show cases, or VIII buy. Address, stating
price, Show Case
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WILLIE COYLF DEAD.

Coroner Decided His Death Was No
Fault of street Railway Company.
Willie Coyle, the 10-year-old hoy who
was caught under a Habersham street car
Sunday. died yesterday morning at the sa-
vannah Hospital. The body was removed
TO the home Of John Coyie. the. boys
father, No. COO McDonough street east
from which the funeral will take place
"A $3.50 O'Clock this afternoon. Coroner
Goethe investigated the case, but did not
consider an inquest necessary, as the ar
fair was evidently accidental
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WE HAVE ONE VERY NEAT
house, POI Waldburg street, east, between
Abercorn and Lincoln streets. In perfect
order. with all conveniences; SIS the
month; just the Idea for any one wanting
a medium size. convenient house Estate
Solomon CoheC, West Broad and Brough-
ton streets.
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Hoyrs "AsTexas Steer" one of the best
comedies that has come from the pen of
the well-known author, will be presented
tomorrow night 1t is most laughable
satire on present day politics. The COM
pany is said to be one of the best 1t in
cludes Katie Putnam, engaged for Bossy;
VIII II. Bray, in his original part, Chris
topher Columbus Jr; Fishback, The
Minister to Dahomey;" Herbert e. Sears,
as Maverick Brander," the Rson city
quartette and a star cast
The operate comedy success, "As We
See It," comes Friday and saturday ION
wad some power the gifte sic us. To see
oursels as ithers see us" is the founda-
ton of the plot. Three hours of enter
tainment, it is said, leaves only pleasant
memories of a bevy Of pretty Vassar girls,
sweet singers, up-to-date comedians,
dainty dancers and elamorate costumes,
and scenic effects. The cast Includes Billy
Allen, Harry Moore, Bert Tenney, j. J.
Suly, James Koser, Joe kel-
ley and Harry Ellsworth, the Misses
May Cook, Lillian NJ Knott. Bessie Palm
err Jessie u. Pringle, Una Ellsworth, the
three Schuyler sisters.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-23

in Phoenix for several days past, look
 ing after the business interests of his firm. During his stay he is engaged
 in inspecting the stock cars leased to
 the Maricopa & Phoenix road for the
 past three years, the lease on which
 has just expired. The cars were
 built six years ago and will be retired from active service. His inspection is
 in reality, therefore, an acceptance The M. 6 P. road will in a few days receive the first shipment of forty five cars sent from Chicago eight days ago, which are designed for use on it's line. The cars are of the latest and most approved design, with all i'm provements. They are plainly let tered and are kept strictly under the control of the M. & F., being used in carrying cattle between points in the
 Sait River valley and Los Angeles.
 Immediately previous to the expira- ton of the lease on the cars of the Bur
 ton company the M & F. officials made inquiry among it's stock ship ping patrons as to the most desirable Car that could be obtained for the pur- pose. Other makes of stock cars had some points that appealed to them and they felt free to adopt that which the general opinion declared was the best. The patrons were quite unanimous in declaring for the Burton cars, provided the very latest pattern and make could be secured. This has been done and as stated, the first delivery of the cars will be made in a few days
Arizona republican., 1898-09-23
PERSONAL MENTION.

J. J. Kennedy left last evening for Tucson.
 N. J. Rusk of San Francisco is stop ping at the Adams.
 M and S. F. Juda of San Francisco are egistered at the Adams.
 J. g. Netherton left last evening via Maricopa for San Francisco. . F. M. Scunford took the southbound train last evening for Benson.
 Captain w. O. Morrison came down from Whipple barracks last night.
 T. Lindsay, a commercial traveller, left for Albuquerque last evening.
 B. F. Wright of Bisbee was in town yesterday, a guest of the Commercial
 Deputy Sheriff Henry George left last night for Flagstaff on two weeks vocation.
 Governor Murphy, Secretary Akers and Dr. G. W. Vickers, territorial au- ditor, returned from Prescott last night
 MT. Frank Lecklider Of the terri torial auditors office, returned last night from Prescott, where he attend ed the Tritle-Fisher nuptials.
 Judge Owen T. Rouse of Tucson ar rived in the city on legal business yes terday. He will remain here two Or Ehree days and will then so on to the coast
 T. Thompson, secretary Of the West ern Passenger association, with head quarters in Chicago, was ir Phoenix yesterday as the guest of local rail- road officials.
 Mrs. D. D. Mitchell and Miss Mitch ell of Fort Grant, wife and daughter Of Lieutenant-Col. Mitchell Of Col Me Cords regiment, arrived rum the north last night
 MT. George M. Sargent, general freight and passenger agent of the & F. P. & F., arrived in town last night accompanied by Mrs. Sargent They will remain in Phoenix until the end Of the week.
 Three summer widowers met unex- pectedly at the M. & P. depot Wednes- day evening and took the train for Maricora. They were Messrs G. H. \. Luhrs, Aaron Goldberg and B. Hey man. They returned yesterday morn ing to Phoenix, being accompanied by their respective better halves. who have | been spending the hot weather season
Arizona republican., 1898-09-23
HE WAITED FOR HIMSELF.
A Story Brought Out by Local Case
 Of Absent Mindedness.

day or two ago sick man sent for Frank Shirley to shave him. Mr. Shirley armed himself with tlle imple- ments of his profession and set out Arriving at the room of the sick man he cropped him up on his couch for the mutual convenience and comfort Of the artist and his victim He dis posed towel around the latters neck, kalsomined his face with a laUher from William Best meanwhile entertain ing him with remarks about the cli- mate and prognostications of a repub- llcan victory this fall and an unusual water melon crop next year. When all these preliminary details had been disposed of MT. Shirley made the startling discovery that he had for gotten to fetch a razor.
 Later in the day he related this in- cident to another patron who had just arrived in the city from Colorado Springs, who said that was a clear cut case Of absent mindedness, but not so pronounced and virulent as one which had lately developed at Colorado Springs. A lawyer there was engaged upon a knotty law suit which was shortly coming up in court. He had oPSHI tIO AOlulNS studying papers and looking up authorities He was aroused from his investigation by q clock striking twelve o'clock, which reminded him that it was time to go to lunch. He went out after mechan- ically hanging placard on his office door apprising the public as follows: "Gona to lunch; back at 1902
 He took no notice Of the bill of fare, but reveled in the intricacies Of the law suit. He finished his lunch with in half. an hour and wandered back to his office. As he approached the door he saw g placard and looking at his watch sat down in chair which he himself had set out on the sidewalk in the course of the forenoon. tG kept thinking of his case, occasionally look ing at his watch. ''Goneea long time,' he was heard to nutfsr by man who had observed his Tnovem ents. He was at length recalled to himself
 This is believed to be the first in- stance CT record Of a man waiting oo his own motions.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-23

The board Of equalization of the city of Phoenix will be in session Saturday afternoon, September 24, 1898, between the hours Of and s o'clock D. In., sfor tha purpose Of hearing objections of property owners to the values assessed against their said property. This wiE bc the last meeting of the board.
 T. A. JOBS, City Recorder.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-23

Percy scoville, of the scoville Plumbing company, 21 North First avenue, gives his personal attention to all repair and contract work intrusted to his firm. Call up telephone 236.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-23

on the coast. Mrs. Luhrs was accom- panied on her return !by George Kahrs, Miss Margaret Kahrs and Mrs. Kahrs, her mother. Mrs. Heyman returned with her daughter, and Mrs Goldberg wiih her two little daughters.