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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-26
LOST

LOST BIaca spaniel puppy; reward at So 10th
St Sc l.
LO>r-on Tuesday from l2I ST. ne. a male
Maltese cat; with ribbon and hsll- Reward ii
returned 10 above address. Item
LOST--A Mcrviu x Hubbard Revolver. shooter;
S2-taiibtr, owners name ON thc holster. re-
turn To 81 u u Hc. and set the reward.
mh3t-St-Cm
STRANED OR STOLEN Young um~tif dog: )
inches high; leather strap ngcN. Return
to j. {. Y. SMITH, 9I5 y, \. ave, g2I u 81
nv uh2t-@t
LoST-A small spaniel. answers 10 name %
spot. \ liberal reward il returned % 200
18th It. ne. mh2l3t
LOST Certificate No. ssh = s,preHic lodge order
OF Tonti name al T. J. N~rphy. OF l., pcl,hUrg.
Va. Finder Will please return ~iric o. 40 lth
81 NV and receive reward. nill2i--t-eIa
LOST-OId iivet-cvlorcd tt,r Lyf.. vi % Whine AMI
tan spots GA legs. reward s. 40 bc si' Tor
he's return 10 lOa ID ST NV. citl. ml1.sSJ-eIl
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SITUATIONS wANTEp-FEMAIE.

WASTED-By White woman place TO do house
lsork iR-smali family. Tei can 22 % 81. NV
rnn9G-St
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WAITED By respectable colorcd nan, -. jus,
from South. situation a. porter OF gen
cal hou~eworkei: ref. = month. ~. HALL SO
lHI H. UN.. Item
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FioR- REST-Two beautiful second-stsEy rooms
- suitable for light housekeeping; bath; -gas..
325 9th NV 1t
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FOR RENT-MISCE1 ANEOUS.

TO LET-For truck garden purposes. several blocks
of good ground; house and stable in a sub
division city: long lease if desired apply at
once. TYPEWRITER AGENCY Gil eth 81. NV.
mh2i-tf-em
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wANrED-PosTAGE STAMPS

+ y AAIED-For cash all kinds Of United State,
postage and department stamps; collections
also bought. H. r. DUNKHoRST. 1908 9TH ST.
uH mh7 If
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FOR RENT-EOOMS.

Eop- DE>1, r., ,,,,;t.,t s,,,,,,, s+,, r,.o,,s
- tsf-S W" peahtiiut second 9'Itl tF'n'
-o5 s.i, n'' i'' ns"' '''''SFA'ep''s' - So
foh KIN l-fuT rooms with gas ana neat ,! per
,"e''''' anu w, y" " - ~" MI
FOR RENT-Nice fur rooms: all modern improve
mentS; centrally located 637 | st. NV
mii2G-St
FOR RENT-ple,.,pt rooms fur or unfir ID
and "A ano,. . mn AEON law: ,,;ndnv.. lgbt
b,,,s,I';. 49, -, - "a i,,atioD'. ,eas
enable; refs. sos nth st. NV mh26-3t
40, n.y., -
foh R.N l-fur. rooms ana TWO "itnr- rooms
-" - Nv. 49,
FlRNlSHED-To one OF tw" gentlemen third Sto-
~ front = month; hall room with
FOR RENT Nicely fur front rooms. So. so, s.
Also very L,rn, front U,rloy ON second floor
20. st. NV mh26-5t
nESID ,pIr ,,,,1 a.. ,,,i,,I,l, , Io,,s,l.oo,,-
'r ' p' oriil , w." thu Goor
three blocks from cable five minutes walk OF
departments. go 22d 81 NV mh26-3t
FOR RENT small h,r room. with large closet.
s. 722 Sd nv mh26-3t
FOR RENT , desirable room, ON ID floor; nicely
furnished. Iarrp front room has hay window
and ol,.n,,.. nriy,fa i,,,;lv ,gnod hone cookinr
go st. 1t
FOR RENT > furnished rooms 10 colorcd parties.
800 Md ave sw. mh26-&t
/ FOR RFNT-ParlorS. far c,hinet mantels. beau
! titul location: near War Department. l5I2
G st. NV. inh2'-5t
I I,op vr,>,r =. - o. a. . lie
taro m anu IN ,t 100 =" tn,
-, ~, " - ~ 10 -.
/ FOR RENT-il5 y st. Sc; near library and cars;
tb 90, b,tJ 4. 5rTf f',nii ~ two adults
! mhs5-3t-em
FOR RENT-Nice, cheerful rooms. with board Tor
! s. per week; home cooking CPS St nv
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

FOR SALE Kensington, $1,000, 7-room cottage
nearly new; minutes nom station; mm
proved lots for sale or exchange. 7. P. NASH
1881 Sth nv. mh2j3t.em
FOX RENf-Country place OF IS acres; 81 miles
from electric cars at Sligo; miles from city ;
house OF rooms; stable and out buildings; run
nihg stream through place; good place ior dairy
OF pleasant place Tor a residence; to good ten
ant re1i. $40 monthly. Apply TO FARM. Sligo
l.. u. Montgomery Co, Nd. ml25-1t
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WANTED-ROOMS.


WANTED Room for quiet young man in good
neighborhood. Address I. T. T., this Office
1t
WANTED Rooms by quiet gentleman, employed
during the day viii pay liberal price for fur
room with privileges; no questions Address Bon
., this office. mh26-3t
WANTED BY music teacher, > or rooms m. H.,
Tor light housekeeping; fur preferred; others
considered: must bc moderate and in good To-
cality for pupils Address PIANO FORTE, Brook
land, d. G. 1t
WANTED Man desires board with room in pri-
family in ten blocks Government Print
ing Office. Address with terms, X. c.. 200 9TH
-. 1t
WANTED Gentleman and his wife want three de
sirablc rooms, ID floor; light Housekeeping
northwest preferred. Address Box H. this Office
mh2j-3t
WANTED-By young lady, in NV, two o. un-
furnished rooms Tor light housekeeping; must
be clean. and have bath heat and gas. Answer,
stating terms, PERMANENT, this office Item
If YOU WANT YOUR ROOMS RENTED SEE
NE Many desirable applicants daily; light
Housekeeping rooms in demand moderate charge
when tenant secured. II. J. STALEY. IS At
lantic Building. mhll limo
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SITUATIONS wANrED-MALE

y ANTED-A situation OF Will purchase an an
ferc~t in q well located small drug store Ad-
cress bkt GGlST, II IT 81. a.. ml263t
WANTED Position la an experienced stenogra
pher, 80 words minute accurate transcript
ton; moderate salary. Address MINI IL. this OF
ace mh20-St
WANTED Bs hoy, lg years old. place with black
smith; has h8d two wears al tire trade. Ad-
dress Bon -. Twnng CiIs. mh2j-Sj-cm
NANTED-By respectable colorcd nan. -. iust
from South. situation a. porter OF gen
cal hou~eworkeI: ref. = month n. HALL SO
lrh ~ Hv. Item
WANTED By German. good flower and vegetable
gardener understands care OF harst.- handy
EEth tools would IAe place lu private family.
i.~t cry RES. Adde'S D. w, this otice. Tni253i
WANTED By d gentleman. large business ez-
pcfi,nce. gilIiosIuc best rel address b.
r 8 'his office. mll25-st
NAATED steward dcsir5s engagement. thorough
economical caterer; reference as 10 ability and
rIbrlef4s single city summer resorts Addr.--
STEWARD. liis ohise. mi2I item
WANTED Bs STEADY Young man. good Iors.gg..l,
situation driver helper on deliver.
wagon. oI iuI private family Addre-- DRIVER
s.i, Office. iuhgi-gt
WANTED By 90 honest middle-aged mau Ger
man. single. employment, understands care OF
ipr-rsr milk. raising vegetables and light farm
ing good Larr preferable Ia high wage good
sf- Addsg, CHARLES MILLER TaLom4 Park
%. G. mhg48t
WANTED Ey ,ologod man. position. goodman.
i0U-eul4I % drive deliver wagon s,g1d
LJr-IHau. EAi'LRlENtt. this office. mil2a-3t- can
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For NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

roh S-Alb- a-oO -
500 DOz. line 4-pIy Linen Collar.
N5c Guniit.. n, for Zoe. Cuffs.
lie, Tor soc. Fine silk SpriLs
NccI<wcar. Zoe. Medium-weieht
seamIess socks. fast black. tnn nnJ
Natural eoIors. 25c quality. Zoe pair.
soc Golf Caps, i9c. 81: Spring Hats,
light md dark, soft and stir. DSc
NOW. SnxOny Wool Bicycle Hose,
ioc. Bic, Gle and Driving Gloves.
buck palm, 5Oc-.5o IA pair. c. AUF.It-
ZACH, a ii.
mh24-tf
FOR SALE-A new steam launch about IS feet
long: has never made a trip been
named; so the purchaser give it OF his
choice Address LAU NCH, this Office 1t
FOR sALE-A genuine, large. Persian rug 9x12
feet, a work OF art, cost 500 before Dingley
tariff bill passed; would cost 20 per cent more
now; will sell for 800 1414 New Jersey ave.
mE2e-2t
FOR sALE-EIectrc motor: Is h. D.: run static
or sewing machine. cot 18th st. ".
mh2G-3t
vegetable seeds, bulbs; also birds dogs. gold
fishes. etc. SCHMiDS BIRD STORE. ~ 18th st.
NV mh2J-tf-em
TIRES 50. 80 pair. warranted Anchor Brand best
made. year war; snty $3.50 pair. Express pre-
paid; exam. allowed Stamp for samples Agents
wanted MINERALIZED RUBBER co (Incorp.
1873. Is Cliff, New York. mh25-2it-em
FOR RENT -Light-running Domestic" Sewing
Machines and other makes, I5c per week. by
the month. New. so Automatic our price,
$50. New High Arm. sl7.5O. First-class Repair
ing ANY Domestic Pattern in the house %.
&. Al ERBACH, & H. mhll-3m
FOR sALE-yery cheap; lot OF fine art studies
Call at 227 + 81, NY. mh25-3t
FOR SALE-Eggs Tor matching from the finest
strains; Brown Leghorns and Black Lang
shans; 81 per setting 4Ol 18th st. ne. mh24 Stem
FOR SALE Moxley dry-air refrigerator; in good
condition; nearly new; can be seen ut DEN
YER MARKET, 53S Sd st. mh2l-3t
FOR SALE Contents oh lunchroom and coniec.
tionery store; beautiful fixtures; neat shelly
ing; two counters; tlyc showcases. table, chairs
mirrors, coffee urn. dishes, etc. will be sold
cheap either as whole or separate Ii5 Is
st. Sc; opposite new Library. mI243t
FOR SALE SlightIy-used Hayward baby carrilgc;
no reasonable offer refused ls2s 18th st.
NV. mh2l-3t
FOR SALE White s.; Singer, I; Do III stir TO-;
> years guarantee. FUNHS SEWING MA
CHINE EXCHANGE, 81 c St Sc nlr2$-;'t-em
FOR SALE-Scycral hundred grass sacks: suitable
loI MN OF lceu business \. fOLLO' n "
son, $40 II St ne mh23-3t-em
FOR SALE-AIilk route clearing s. per day now,
and from - to So IN the summer: going 10
leave city. Address o. h. this office inh22- OF
| PEKIN DUCK EGGS; pure strain, 81 for 10; ducks
$3.50 per pair 1889 st. Sc. mill lot
| FOR SALE Safes new and secondhand; vault,
door and house safes. II. B. TRIPPE. HOG
st. NV mhl2-lm
| FOR SALE-Splendid slightly used upright piano.
at half price; 50 mnothly; also knabe, 500;
Chickering. $50; Decker, $685. organs. SIS up. 81
weekly: all guaranteed. BRADBURY WARE
| ROOMS, 1925 Pa ave. mii3-tf
! FOR SALE-S2. os for Oft extension table;
! lounges. $3.50; cook stoves. So; heater y. 80;
! parlor and bedroom suites, 81 per week. cheap
! cash and credit. REDMOND. 313 eth st. NV
Oc30- item
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE OF the neatest
market stores in the NV; we'll stocked;
eTrthing complete; owner has other business Call
202s 18th ST. NV. rnh26-3t
CIGAR STORE-ENceIent opportunity to make
comfortable living; price Sl2j; expenses only
Soc per day. DUNLAP 9O6 + st. mh26St
FOR SALE Lunchroom Tor sale at bargain. OF will
take partner. First-class location Address
p q. BOX 424. mh2G3t
FOR SALE-Northwcst grocery store; groceries
meats, provisions, and fixtures; doing good
cash business; price, $50; reason Tor selling,
going into other business rent cheap. Address
N, F., tins office. Item
FOR sALE-Cosl yard; 2sth and X sts.; saw
mill; engine boiler, splitter elevator, scales
Office. sheds, stables, brick cHgDe-hOuse $40
worth stock: horse and cart; 500; terms reason
able. FULTON r. GORDON, Atlantic Building
nIa2J-3t
FOR sALE-Bargaini grocery. stock. fixtures, etc.
wagon: doing cash business rent low. r. :.
CREW, Takoma Park, ID. {. mh25-3t
FOR SALE-Luuchroom; $3.50: near new post
office: sales $50 10 $50 daily; cash register;
good fixtures. FULTON II. GORDON, Atlantic
Building. mhZi-d
FOR SALE-IIardware store; invoice, s., OoO;
price. SI,200; northwest. FULTON r. COR
Don. Atlantic Building. mh2i-3t
FOR sALE-Feed store; central; northwest; horse,
wagon, etc. $3.50. FULTON Il. GORDON. At
lantic Building. mll2l-5t
FEED. WOOD AND COAL business; established
trade, convenient 10 railroad; rent and price
reasonable, exceptional opportunity. DUNLAP,
SOC 81. NV ml24-3t
LUNCHRooM Attractive, paying stand; respect
able; central location; price, $3.50; low rent;
daily sales, SIS. DUNLAP. 905 + ST. mh24-St
GROCERY RE-Inve.tigation solicited; daily
sales. SD. price, $50; OF Will invoice stock;
srar. DUNLAP, gO6 ST. nw. mh24-3t
WAR DECLARED-We are waging war on high
prices for wagon repairing and rcpaintng.
FLYNN BLOJNT, 2l7 18th 81. sw. mh2i-2t
WANTED-To buy secondhand Remington type
writer Address, stating lowest price, II. \,
tins office. mh24-@t
FOR SALE-Rooming house; central northwest;
- rooms; completely furnished; small invest
ment required; clearing so month. DUNLAP.
3D6 L ST. NV. mI2I-5t
FOR SALE-Croccry and provision store; sell at
1 address POI 81. ne. mh2IGt
FOR SALE-Cigar store fixtures; cheap and in
good condition 153 st. SC. mh23-3t-cm
/ FOR SALE Lunch and dining room: ice cream
and soda water stand; good location; viii
I rent same furnished complete. SODA, this Office
mh23-5t-om
FOR sALE-wen equipped coal yard, DONG good
business; long lease and low rent Us I'd
/ 81 sW ihiZ"-Ot
/ FOR SALE-Bargain; grocery, meat and proyi-
sion store Pa. ave. nv; cheap; fixtures
! separate If preferred; must sell immediately as
I owner will leave the city April ], rs. Address
/ BI SINl.sS B. this office. mli.3 @t-cm
/ WANTED-Partner; active and reliable: with
! small capital, 10 help extend profitable bust
ness that viii stand thorough invest igaton. Ad-
/ dress PARTNER this Office mh254t
/ FOR sALE-A tlrec-ylair barber shop, price,
500; a bargain. Address SHOP. tins office.
mi.z2-6t
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DIDERS DON'T MISS THIS CHANCE-Wc have
this day received $50 high grade bicycles,
new and slightly used, from different storage
houses we represent, for IS value; bought and
taken IN exchange. NEW YORK c. Co, I3I 9th
St mh22- It
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FoR sALE-BICYCLEs.

FOR SALE-'96 Rambler; as good as new. with
Brown saddle and Scarchigh; $50 cash; also
80 Rambler, with Christy saddle. SlI. 20Ii
St mh25-St
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EAL ESTATE BULLETIN -

| Stable. alley bet Goth and DIST. NJ and ID 90
The above is only portion of the property on
my books. For full list call at office for bulletin
issued on the Ist and 18th.
THOMAS Z, WAGGAMAN, 9l7 L St NV.
mh2l- item
FOR SALE. RENT. OR EXCHANGE Three aew
frame dwellings on Mimi ave- near Pa.
ave. extended; suitable for Il road house. Apply
to owner, J. ". hartley, % Monroe st, Ana
costa, ID. c. mh23-7t
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WANTED Room for quiet young man in good
neighborhood. Address I. T. T., this Office
1t
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FOR sALE-CoUSrRY PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-At once; bargain; handsome suburban
home miles from Washington; fare &c; lot
60Nl29; rooms, stable, woodshcd grape arbor
porches, hedge fence fruit. shade roses To burn:
lawn; model home; church, school postofice. See
photograph and OWNER. 525 10th st. NV.
mh2i3t
FOR SALE-Cheap. over an acre of land in lIy-
attsvillc, on line OF new electric road and near
station; bargain. {. A. NJ WELLS, 1855 Ind ave.
mh2l-7tem
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TABLE BOARD.

II YOU ARE III NGRl, follow the crowd aud
sample one ut our 3jc dinners. THE GENOA
SOC and sos 18th -. my. mh2i-lOt
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WANTED SEES

WANfED-Rcsid,nCc. with store attached. suit
able for grocery: mention location; will pay
cash. Address j. ID. H., this Office NIP ijt
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STEAMBOATS,.
Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat CO

Every day in the year for Fortress Moa-
- roe Norfolk. Newport News and all points
south. BY the superb, powerful, steel pli-
sce steamers. Newport News Norfolk
and Washington on the following ScAed-
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

FOR RENT-ROom. with good board, for gentle
man; price, SIS per month. 400 30 nw. 1t
WE ARE FEEDING more people than any hotel
in Washington. Why! Because we feed
them right. No charge for special or duplicate
orders. We make all our own pastry, broil
all our steaks and chops (no lard); pure cream
and Elgin butter; table board SIG a month;
beautiful rooms, with private bath, steam heat
and electric lights. THE GENOA, 500 and sos
l2th st. NV. mh2i-l2t
ROOMS AND BOARD Rooms, fur. or unfur., with
board lll2 10Th st nv. mh2l-3t
ROOMS and board; Ills 10th ST. NV. advantages
Of dyspcptic bread; also the bread to sell.
Tuk23-Ct
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Visitors to Chamberlin's hotel. he
- Evgeia and Virginia Beach Will ind this
the most attractive route. insuTIng COM
portable nights rest.
Large and luxurious rooms, heated oy
steam and htted throughout with elec-
trio lights. Dining room service is IA
- carte and is supplied from the best that
the markets q Washington and Norfolk
AFFORD.
Tickets on sale at L. S. Express once.
ST. Pennsylvania avenue, 5lS, 6i9 lt2i
Pennsylvania avenue; r s o. ticket Office,
corner 18th street and New York avenue.
- and on board steamers. where time table.
map etc. can also be had
Any other information desired viii -
furnished on apIication 10 tire undrrslsrt-.I
at the CompaHy'5 chart iOOt II til street.
Washington, d G. Telephone No 80
JSO. CALLAHAN. General Manager
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WANTED-By white woman place to do house
- work iR-smal family. rel can 22 % ST. NV,
nh26-St
NASTED- BY cook. place in boarding housc and
lunchroom; sleep home. 80 st. NV. 1t
WANTED By irst-clasS girl. place in private
family; cook; general homework 1913 ! st.
NV. mh253t
WANTED BY respectable culorcd woman situa-
ton a. general houScworker in small family;
good cook. r., 81 st, NV. mh24-&t-em
WANTED BY young lady. position child's
nurse Chambermaid in private family.
Write or call Dob lith Il. NV. mh2i5t
+ WANTED BY colored woman place first class
cook OF chambcmaid. $50 10th st. NV.
mh25-3t-cm
WANTED BY , competent women. situations;
general houseworh. chamhermad laun
dress; city refs. 17o2 - 10th u. NV. mh2S@t icm
WANTED By respectable colored girl place 10
do general homework; waitress or chamber
maid: reference. l52% Kingnan place NV
mlI2S-:it-cm
WANTED Washing and ironing; first class; rea-
Sonable rate: call at once HOP MoN. First
Class Laundry 90 9th Il. nv mh2l Iw-cm
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SITUA TIONS WtNTEn-MALE
AND FEMALE.

! WILL SELECT neat. reliable help, male and
female white and colored. free OF charge
send postal. OtTIIERN AGENCY, S06 6 st.
ms. Established lS92. mh25.3t
The Coconino sun., 1898-04-30
Arizona Volunteers.

Col. A. O. BrOdie has received in- structions to hasten with all possible speed the organization of his cavalry battalion from Arizona and to proceed with all haste to San Antonio, Texas. where the regiment will be organized. Horses. uniforms and all accoutrements will be in waiting at the latter place. Instead of awaiting the arrival of a mastering officer from Washington. Lieut.. Tupes, of the 10th infantry. now stationed at Whipple has been in- structed to muster in the battalion.
 Preparations of quarters were com menced there to-day and Col. Brodie expects to commence mastering in vol unteers tomorrow and hopes to be able to get away from Whipple barracks by Monday or Tuesday.
 Governor McCord yesterday ap- pointed Jas. H. McCintocl as captain of the troop which is being organized in the south. The capCain of the troop from the north had no been designated at a late hour this afternoon. although it is given out that Mayor O'Neill is an applicant for the position and that his brother Eugene Brady O'Neill is an ap. plicant for one of the lieutenancy's.
The Coconino sun., 1898-04-30
DeWey's Squadron.

Washington, D. C.. April 29.-The navy department expects to hear of battle between Commodore Dewey's fleet and the Spanish forces at the Phil lippinc islands inside of the next twen. ty-four hours. Dewey's squadron is due at Manila to-day and hostilities are ex- pected to commence soon after the ar- rival of the American fleet.
The Coconino sun., 1898-04-30
May Be Shot.

New Orleans, La.. April 29.-On Tuesday spanish spy was arrested at Port Eads and put in the army jail at Fort St. Philip. A camera with views of the Qualifications at Forts St. Philip and Jackson were found on his person. He looks like d Spaniard, and refuses to talk. If on examination he proves to be spy he will be shot.
The Coconino sun., 1898-04-30
Spanish Fleet Sails.

Washington. D. C.. April 29.--It is officially reported at the navy depart ment that the Spanish fleet has sailed from the Cape Verde islands, and in the directions of the West Indies. The Spanish warships completed coaling be- fore leaving St. Vincent.
The Coconino sun., 1898-04-30
Will Remain Neutral. y

Washington. April 29.-The Unf., l States has received advices from Lis bon that Portugal will maintain strict neutrality between this country and Spain in their present trouble.
The Coconino sun., 1898-04-30
First Biz Battle.

Washington. April p. Naval officers expect that the first big war news from the Philippines, as Dewey must either capture d Philippine port as a base of operations or sail for San Francisco.
The Coconino sun., 1898-04-30
Spanish Version.

Madrid, April 29. A version of the bOmbardment of Matanzas by the United States fleet, which reaches here. says: After an hours fighting the Americans were obliged to retreat
The Coconino sun., 1898-04-30
Troops for Tampa.

Washington. April 29.-Six thousand regular troops have been ordered to Tampa, Florida. with four batteries of artillery. It is reported that the troops will commence embarking for Cuban points tomorrow.
The Coconino sun., 1898-04-30

help Spain in the trouble of that country with the United States. The intention of Russia or Germany has not been made known to this country.
The Coconino sun., 1898-04-30
Will Help Spain.

Washington. April 29.-A dispatch from Madrid says that Russia and Ger many have declared their intention to
Arizona republican., 1898-01-29
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.
Of the Board of Control of Arizona
 Territory.

Office of the Board of Control, Phoe nix, Arizona, January 15, 1898: The board of control met at p. m. Present, CIV Vickers and Richard H. Barker, secretary.
 Absent, M. H. McCord, chairman. In the absence of M. H. McCord, G. w. Vickers ac,ed as chairman.
 The following claims were approved: : UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA FUND. Scientific Publishing company.
 advertising ..... .....$ l2.75 L. Zeckendorf & Co.,, sundry
 supplies ... ..... S9 .OZ J. Knox Corbett, lumber for
 CaDleS lS US Tucson Hardware company,
 library keys GOO. go T. c. Russell, repairing pres
 ident's house =. ...... -. 500 The Hicks Judd company,
 binding books ..... ..... $50 Mrs. J. $. Mansfield, station-
 cry =. ......... ........ 800 M. M. Parker. president,
 freight on library supplies .87 The Library bureau, diction-
 ary stand and cases ...... 1000 M. M. Parker, president, De cember, 1897, pay roll ..... 245. .75 M. M. Parker. president.
 freight on botanical cases. 14. fl R. G. Brady, insurance pre-
 mium assay building =. =. 15.3O Tucson Lumber company, lum-
 Der ..... .... ......... 2.32 F. s. Herndon, labor ..... 400 Cambridge Botanical Supply
 company, cases ... ....... 59. .00 George E. Kohler, wall paper $40 l.. Zeckendorf & Co.,, sundry
 supplies ... .... ...... 13.45 Gardiner, Worihen & Goss,
 sundry supplies and labor. 3O.97
 NORMAL SCHOOL FUND. George w. Wilson, salary as
 janitor and gardener Decem-
 Der, 1897, assigned Valley
 DanK ....$ lo.VV Andreas Pablo, labor at nor
 nal June and December,
 1897 ..... ...... ......... 3s.75 c. w. Johnstone, per diem and
 mileage attending normal
 board mastings in Decem-
 Der, 1897 ..... =. ......... 800 Lee Gray, per diem and mile
 age attending normal board
 meetings in December, 1897 500 H. 2. Zuck. pen diem and
 mileage attending normal
 board meetings in Decem-
 ber. 1897 =. ..... ...... 6.7o