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Mesa free press., 1898-12-16
". D. NoRTox. A.P.sHswHAN
MORTON & SIIEWMAN
Fubliolaoro
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REVIEW OF TRADE CONDl-
TIONS FOR NOVEMBER IN
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA.

! Conditions throughout the genera
business world offer the highest en-
couragement. Large aggregate of rol-
ume at business for. November, in
creased foreign demand, and compar-
atively few failures. show an unusual
condition of financial soundness.
Export Of food products continues
large. Industries generally have done
| WELL The most important event being
the placing of orders for 100000 tons
of steel rails.
The price situation is on the whole
satisfactorily, as more advances than
declines were recorded for the month.
In cur immediate vicinity Southern
California business is effected some
what by the fact that November has
passed bringing no rain. Business must
of necessity move along very conserv-
ative lines until there IL good soak :
ing rain.
Interest centers now in the coming
orange crop, and orange buyers are
particularlyNactive, and holiday ship.
ments are gong forward. 1t is claimed
that the fruit sent forward is better
than the fruit sent last year for Xmas
trade. The price for fancy navels is
$500 top price, Is cents less than
opening crice last year.
The walnut crop is about moved.
One beneficial result of this years
short crop will be that no walnuts
will he carried over, thus insuring for
the coming season a clean market.
Eastern demand for dried fruits is
fairly active and prices are we'll sus-
tanned The raisen crop Of state on
oest grades is well cleaned up. Under
the management Of the raisen combine
it is shown the net rate per pound
received for whole crop will average
about 8 Ia cents, as against net
average return last year Of | "a cents
The celery crop was the largest crop
yet E,cved from this section.
Barley prices remained unchanged
during the month. Corn brought full
prices. A general advance went into
on beans. Ths stocks are reduced and
held firm.
failures for November were the
lightest Of any month during the year
in onr district, being 9 in number
with liabilities $1l. 900, assets $4,000
against Is in November 1897, with
! liabilities of $3l 900, assets $4,000
Mesa free press., 1898-12-16
SUNSET LIMITED.

Tho Southern Pacific special fast
train between Chicago and the Pacific
Coast, will make the first run about
November 1st, and thereafter twice
week. Solid vestibuled Pullman
train throughout, dining service and
everything complete. Also twice .
week q special fast train between
New Orleans and San Francisco con-
Meeting with fast train for all Allan
tic Coast points. The finest and most
complete service from coast to coast.
Four fast trains east and vest each
week from Maricopa via the Sunset
route. For further information con-
cernirg this unrivaled passenger SER
vice. call on or address
II. O. BIcKNEIA. q. z. A
Mesa free press., 1898-12-16

The Passey and Passey and Nets
blocks are now completed, and they
are substantial structures. The cou-
tractor John Biddlecome sustained his
well known reputation as builder in
the construction of these blocks. One
Of them was ITO feet long by 20 feet
wide and the other so feet by % feet
and one story and the entire walls
were up and ready for the roof in
forty-two hours from the time work
commenced on the foundation. The
work shows for itself and is entirely
satisfactory to the owners
James Bark has filed contest
against y. L. Murray for the Office Of
Sheriff. According to the returns
Murray had nine majority.
A contest has been fled in the cases
of the three Repu blican candidates
for the legislature who were shown to
be elected by the returns.
The Ladies Circle Woodmen of the
World initiated several new candi-
dates Tuesday night. Hot coffee, cake
and sandwiches were served after the
initiation.
The air was filled with flying snow
balls for two or. three hours Saturday
and several of the boys carried away
black eyes and game noses as result,
BORN-Dec. 16, to the wife Of
Frank Barkley, finc boy.
Mesa free press., 1898-12-16

Col. w. +. Brooks, the mining ex-
pert, returned Sunday evening from q
trip to Honduras, Central America.
He had large placer mining scheme
on hand but arrived in Honduras at
the outbreak Of the present rebellion
and found it impossible to do any
thing. He says there is lots of gold
in Central America. but the unsettled
cooditon of the country makes it ex-
tremrly hazardous to attempt exten-
sive mining. MFR. Brooks had hard
trip and was glad to gst back to civil
ization again He will remain in
Yuma some time and may become
permantly interested III the develop
ment our mining resources.-Yuma
Sentinel.
Mesa free press., 1898-12-16

1t is interesting to read in demo. :.
cratic paper of this town recommen-
dations regarding the Office of super
intendent of public instruction. The
fact that the Office already is filed by
q capable republican is ignored BY
chat paper. Mr.. A. P. Shewman, the
present incumbent, has displayed first
class ability in the performance Of bis
exacting duties and we doubt If a
better man for the position could BE-
found in the territory. The Republi-
would be glad to see Mr.. Shewman
hold the Office Neutrality-suspicious.
.licaa,
Mesa free press., 1898-12-16
VIA THE SOUTHERN PACIF-

VIA THE SOUTHERN PACIF-
ic going east, we will assist yon in
selecting route and secure you the
best connection and communications
It west. use the shortest and quickest
line for seaside points. For further
Information call on or address,
N. O. BIcKNELL,
G. P. A., Phoenix.
Mesa free press., 1898-12-16

The Phoenix Short Line has reha-
bilitated their Pullman service between
Phoenix and Maricopa; passengers can
take the Pullman at seven o'clock in
the evening, remaining in it until six
o'clock the next morning, doing away
with the necessity of occupying rooms
at Maricopa.
Mesa free press., 1898-12-16

IF YOU WANT Xmas Present
go to G. F. Lampey, 526 W. Wash
ington Street, Phoenix. Albums,
Dewey Rugs. Parlor Lamps, Clocks,
Rings, plain CIR set, Silverware of ell
descriptions-Diamonds.
Mesa free press., 1898-12-16
TIE SOUTHERN PACIFIC

Leads in completeness of equip
ment, comfort of transport, prompt
ness Of service, Fast and elegant
trains, with pintsch gas lights on all
cars. Dining cars on all limited trains.
The highest standard maintained all
the year round. No snow blockades,
238 miles the shortest line to Los
Angeles, quickest time to all eastern
points. For further information cal
on or address. M. O. BICKNELL
Ace +
Arizona republican., 1898-11-15
CASE OF TEMPLE OF ARIZONA
The State Department in Possession of Information From This Territory That Temples Victim Was Also
 an American Citizen.

 committed United States and it has in  himself directly Mexican foreign office on that subject
   to soil American
  Arlavi killed by
  that he in that ertor and although his parents were un United citizen will be killing another citizen American soil operation of the
  citizen Acetedo the of robbery Acebedo hd the line into Mexico where he was
  the countries could the  Mexican had been Arizona The laid before the Mexican foreign office but it authorities of in the murderer afward discharged department will the of
  border
Arizona republican., 1898-11-15
GOOD SIGNS or DELAY.
Spain Will Want 10 Start Again From
 inc Beginning.

Paris, Nov. 14.-It has been decided that there will be no joint session of the peace commissions today. Secre- tary Moore of the United States com
 mission received word from Secretary O'Jeda of the Spanish commissioners that they had found it impossible to prepare their memcrau dunn for pre- ssntation and asked # the United States commissioners would be incOn- venienced.
 Importance is attached to this delay, it being regarded as indicating that rha Spanish commissioners are prepar. ing for the final stand in these negC- nations and it may now be definitely stated they will net sign 9 treaty Of peace which yields to Spain no more from the Philippine islands than has thus far been offered or indicated by the Americans.
 Should the latter announce that the United States is only willing to re:nl- purse Spain for her pacific expendi- lures in the Philippine islands, the Spanish commissioners will reply that their mission is finished. Shcald this occur it is possible the Spaniards will also suggest 9 suspension of negctia- lions through the commission and the resumption of negotiations besw3en Madrid and Washington.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-15

Arrest of H. D. Bird of Company 4,
 Fourth Illinois Infantry.

Newman, H., Nov. 14-H D. Bird, a deaerter of company A, Fourth Illinois volunteer infantry, was arrested just south of this city late last night by City Marshal Foley and Deputy D. D. Miller. Bird at first resisted the off, cers and drew revolver, but was overpOwercd and disarmed before he could use the weapon. William Cross, a non-commissioned officer of the com pany, has been here several days in quest of Bird, and with his prisoner in charge departed fer Savannah, Ga, this morning. Birds home is at Mur- dock, this county, and it is reported that love for a fair damsel Of that town caused him to forsakc the army in the manner in which he did He has been in hiding in and about Newman for about sixty days
Arizona republican., 1898-11-15
He includes Cuba and inc Philippines
 in inc Unified States.

Washington, Nov. 14-Consul Grin nell of Manchester, England. has for mally noted the annexation of the Philippines and Cuba. He has made q report to the state department of a purely formal character. showing the character and value of exports from his district ito the United States (tr- cluGing Manila, Porto Rico and Cuba) during the month of September. 1898" This cOnsuIs statement shows that the value Of the goods so exported from one district was F707,523, aSains. s352,- 635 for the corresponding month in the preceding year. The consul says that these increases were mainly in white and printed cotton goods, all Of which could be made in the United States.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-15
THE WAR INQUIRY.
The Conditions Of inc Camps Night
 Have Been Worse.

Washington, Nov, H. General Brcckinridge, Dr. HuidekOper and Major Knox were befcTo the war in vestigation commission today General Breckinridge's testimony dealt with the conditions at Camp Thomas, of which he was for a time in cOmand, and he took occasion to say that but for the change that was made previous to the war requiring inspectors gen. eral in the field to report to the ad- jutant-generaI instead of the inspector general, the condition of the camps now being developed by the commits sion would have been developed three months ago. Governor WOodbury has returned from Vermont and sat with the commission today.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-15
MORE OHIO GOLD.
A Strike said 10 Exceed inc Malvern
 Find in RiChReSS.

Columbus, O., Nov. 14.-A special from Canal Dover. Ohio, says another discovery of geld is announced in the Malvern district near here. The latest find is at Augusta, a few miles north Of Malvern, where F. O. Lcyda has discovered on his farm an ore which he claims to be ricner than the Nal Yern find.
 Specimens will be asayed at once. The discovery has increased the gold fever and has also caused the price oI land to take a fabulous jump, so that it can neither be bought nor leased.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-15
SOLDIERS GO TO WORK.

Santiago de Cuba, Nov 1.-Two hundred and fifty Gallego miners, who were engaged by the Baiquiri mining companies from among the Spanish troops at Cienfuegos, landed at Bai- quiri this morning, and will start to work in the mines immediately. They went straight to Baiquiri from Cienfue- Sos, and did not pass through San; iago. There is considerable growing among the Cubans over their employment, but the malcontent5 have 100 much respect for the power of the American army to to make trouble.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-15
WINDOW GLASS MAKING.

Alexandria, Ind. No v.14-aiter five months idleness, work was re- sUmed at the United Deraw ard Alex andria window glass fac,crjcs today. Ten thousand men will be giyen cm- ploymert. This is one month later than the scheduled fime to start owing to differences between the anen in re- gard to wages.
 PittsbUrg. Pa Nov II i-Windov glass factories, with a capacity of about HOO pots, started work this morning and nearly 10000 men and boys are earning their first money in over half a year.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-15
AID FOR RED CROSS AGENTS.
General Wood Issues Orders Touching
 Districts of Gibara and liolguin.

New York, Nov 14.-Gt-oial Wood. commanding at Santiago, cablcd to the central Cuban relief committee today that the districts of Gfbara and Hol- guin were under military quarantine and that Medical Officer Wcodson had been instructed to cooperate with the Red Cross representatives, Warner and COnkling. General Wood reiterated his request that the medical supplies called for in his previous clDlcgram be sent to the Red Cross agents. Supplies will be forwarded by the first means Of transpOrtatiCn.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-15
CUBAN COMMISSION COMING.


 
  
   cessation of osie indefinite  
  c orum sic
Arizona republican., 1898-11-15
SANTIAGO HEALTH REPORT.

Washington. Nov. 1.-The war de partment received the following:
 Santiago de Cuba. "To Adjutant- General, Washington: Sanitary report November l2: Total sick, HOO; fever all kinds, 571; deaths, Edward Moss, private, Com pany II. Twenty-third Kansas, No vcmbcr 12, died of typhoid fever.
 c WOOD, Commanding.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-15
ANGLO-AMERICAN COMMISSION.

Washington, Nov. 14.-Thc Anglo American joint commission held no meeting today. having adjourned over until tomorrow, but the reciprocity committee was ill session, The main attention is now being directed toward r ciprocity and the feeling prevails that if the parties could be brought to- gethcr on it the remaining questions would not take much time for deter imitation, although a complete ad- iustment might not be reached on all of tbcm
Arizona republican., 1898-11-15
HAS FAITH IN THE GEAR.
W. T. Stead Writes of an Interview
 With Russia's Ruler.

London. Nov 14.-William T. Stead, writing to the Daily News from Sebas- topol, af,er having had an interview with the czar at Livadia, reiterates his conviction of the earnestucss and sin cerity of the czar's purpose in prODOS- Ing disarmament.
 Mir Stead says it is impossible to repeat the conversation but he adds:
 }Ut my opinion is summed ;ip ii T remark which ] made to d prime .a5 "G the court, who, meeting me as EJs lc3viag. asked mo:
 Well, what is y0@r opinion"'
 | replied simply. I thank ,t, fir fn If he is spared to Russir that .G'!ng man will so Tar"
 Mr. stead au1s tna. he foru. t.o c1ai possessed - exceptional lapi,I:ty of perception, united with a remark able memory and a very wide grasp of an immense range of facts.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-15
MIR. KoMIRA ON THE BELGIC.
Japanese Minister Expected to Reach
 San Francisco Today.

San Francisco, Nov. 14.-Among the passengers on the steamer Belgic, which is due to arrive here today from the Orient, is Jutaro Komira, the newly appointed Japanese minister to the United States. He will succeed Toru Hoshi, who was recalled a short time ago.
 The new minister belongs to the pro gressive class of Japanese, who have made their influences felt in the af- fairs of the world. Minister Jutaro KOmira is about 45 years old and grad uated from Harvard with high honors in 1875.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-15
IT WAS IN THE FAMILY.

Pittshurg. Pa. Nov. 1f.-Edward Beilstein, a brother of Bertha Beii- stein, who killed her mother and at tempted to kill herself added ,her chapter to the tragedy which sur rounds the family by killing himself last night on the grave of his mother Bertha shot her mother to death and inflicted four wounds with Il revolver .,n herzelf She is still living bu. s.z r---J~--r
Arizona republican., 1898-11-15
sHOEMAKERs' STRIKE.

Marlboro, Mass. Nov. 1.-The joint executive council Of the boot and shoe workers at noon ordered out 2.600 em- ployes in seven factories. The s. 5. Bow company, Rice 6 Hutchins, and J. 4. Frey & Co. are the firms affected.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-15
SICK FROM MANILA.

Washington, Nov. 14-A dispatch has been received at the war depart ment announcing that the hospital ship Scandal sailed from Manila for San Francisco win seventy sick sol die-s on board.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-15
BIG PRICE FOR A SEAT.
Stock Exchange Membership Changed
 Hacds at $25 800.

New York, Nov 14.-Stock exchange seats were quoted al $25,509 bid Satur- day. The advance b this price, which is She highest in fourteen years, is as cIibed to prosperous business in Wall Istreet. The high record price fer stock exchange seats is S34 50O, which was paid in October, 1881, by George B. French for his seat The membership cost MT. French S1 eco more, represent ing the initiation fee. The low record price, which was touched about i've years ago, is $13,5G0.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-15
MORE SPANISH LUCK.

Havana, Nov. 14-The Spanish transport Legaspi went ashore at o'clock this morning at Punta Roca, near Cienfucg0s. in the province of Santa Clara and was totally wrecked III L9r cre-1 r-5re saved.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-15
THE DISSATISFIED DISBAND.
HE KILLED A PRESIDENT.
Army Officer Of Uruguay Sentenced to
 Thirteen Years Imprisonment


 Washington, Nov. 14-Information has been received here that Captain Arredondo, wno shot and killed Presi- dent Borda, of the republic of Uruguay. has been convicted of the crime a, Montevideo and sentenced to a term Of thirteen years in the peni;entiary. The murder was committed on Au- gust 27. 1897, and caused great excite ment in the little republic. The assas- sin was an officer of the army, and committed the murder as the result of a political feud. A strong influence was brought to bear at his trial, which accounts for the comparatively light sentence.
 He declared that he had killed Borda for the good of the republic. He con- sidered him an enemy to the country. He had no personal grievance or ami mostly against him.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-15
A DEAD PRELATE.

Baltimore, Nov 14.-WiIliam Hinck- lay Gross, archbishop of Oregon. of the Roman Catholic church, died at St, Jossph's hospital this city, today Of Ls.-. G.sS-ss
Arizona republican., 1898-11-15
4 PERSISTENT LAMP THRowER.
She Sets tho Town of Dawson on Fire
 for the Third Time


 Skasuay. via Victoria, E. C., Nov 1i,-Returning klondykers arriving in thIs city today bring news that the city of Dawson has been visited by q $5O0000 fire in which forty buildings were burned, including the new post office building and some of the best buildings in the ely. The fire took place on the morning of October 1G and started in tie Green Tree saloon.
 The blaze was started as the result of a. row between two women Cf the town, in which one Of the women known as Bell Mitchell threw a light ed lamp at anolher woman. The lamp broke. the oil spread and in a fzw sec onds the building was on fire. The fire started ar 5:20 a. m.
 The fire of year ago was caused Dy this same woman. who threw lamp at man with whom she had a quarrel. A month ago she burned her own place on Third avenue in Dawson, by throw ing lamp at a woman, and BOW she has caused a conilagration by again welding another lighted lamp
Arizona republican., 1898-11-15
SPAIN'S CREDIT.
Banks Will Deal With Her Only on a
 Cash Basis.

Havana, Nov. 13.-(Via Key West, Nov. 14)-Disturbances here are mo nlcntarily over. Everything is quiet and regular Spanish troops are pa trolling the city
 The Spanish government yesterday offered to market here 9425,0OO at three days on London in order 70 apply the proceeds to the payment Of troops Two Spanish bankers took e12O,00O, but foreign houses refused to touch necessary funds had been deposited in London banks to meet the drafts. The paper is being offered at one or two points below the commercial rates. showing how far Spain's credit is im- paired.
 It is reported that forty-fve ring leaders and chief promoters of the mutiny of Thursday have been ar rested and imprisoned in Morro castle, but it is understood none will be court martialed.
 THE DISSATISFIED DISBAND.
 Havana, Nov. 13.-CVia Key West Nev. 14)-The mutiEy of the Ord Publico forces, which for two da5- threatened the peace of this city re- suited in the dissolution of that body today when after the payment of some arrears and the promise Of full liqui- dation, the revolti1g troops laid down their arms. Captain-Ganeral Blanco then ordered all foot and mounted reg imers of the Ordo Publico to be dis banded and the organization ceased to exist from this date
Arizona republican., 1898-11-15
BRAZIL PRESIDENCY.

Rio d2 Janeiro, Nov. Il.-Campos Sales, president-eIcct of Brazil. will hs installed in the presidential chair 1 tc-crrLH.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-15

GconitnaA1 on E!ghth PagsD
Daily camera., 1898-08-02
Sp0In
Must ACCep||
THE PEACE TERMS.
The substance of America's Proposals
Made Public.

The substance of America's Proposals
Made Public.
Washington, Aug. "A statement was
given out by the administration today re-
garding the peace negotiations with
Spain in substance as follows: The
president does no, now make any claim
for pecuniary indemnity, but requires
Spain to relinquish all claims of sover-
eighty over the island of Cuba, and the
immediate evacuation of the island by
the Spanish troops; the cession to the
United States and the immediate evacu.
alton of Porto Rico and other Spanish
possessions in the West Indies; the ces.
sion of one of the islands of the Ladrone
group. The United States will hold the
city and harbor of Manila pending con.
sideration by commission appointed
by Spain and the United States. If the
conditions are accepted by Spain, a
commission will be named by the United
States to meet the Spanish representa-
tives to conclude peace on these terms.
Daily camera., 1898-08-02
WAR TO THE KNIFE.
Poor Whites and Negroes Have Setto In
"Hell's Kitchen, New York.

Poor Whites and Negroes Have Setto In
"Hell's Kitchen, New York.
New York, Aug. IA fierce race war
occurred in "Hell's kitchen" on lower
west side last night, between the negroes
and whites. AS result large number
are in the hospital and number are
under arrest. Matthew Farland white
boy was fatally shot.
The trouble arose when a crowd Of
white boys began hooting a darkey
The latter pulled revolver and fired
into the crowd. injuring two men who
we're behind the boys. A crowd Of
whites was then formed and an attack
was led against the negroes quarter
The darkeys were prepared and in a
few minutes fighting with clubs. revolv
ers, knives and razors was in progress
for over a block. 1t required 50 police
to check the fight.
Daily camera., 1898-08-02
Mcr. I.,.uds for INCL. sam.

San Francisco, Aug. News has
been received that on the day that the
news of the annexation was received in
Honolulu an expedition, authorized by
the Hawaiian republic, started on I,7oo
mile voyage to annex two islands to the
Hawaiian group. The islands in ques.
ton are Dyer and Morell, about 100
miles apart. The Hawaiian flag had
never been raised over these islands and
Senator G. N. Wilcox was sent on the
steamer Waindale to formally annex
them to the republic. He sailed before
learning that Hawaii had become part oi
the United States.
Daily camera., 1898-08-02
AFRAID OF INSURGENTS.

spanisrds at Manila Would Surrender Hut
for Fear of Rebel Raids.
Chicago, Aug. IA special to the Rec
ord states that Gen. Merritt has arranged
proclamation to the people of the Phil.
ippines but will not issue it until after the
fall of Manila. 1t is said that the Span.
lsh would surrender now if they were
not afraid the Americans would throw
open the city to the insurgents who
would mercilessly pillage and plunder.
The Monterey and the third detach-
ment of troops have not yet arrived.
Two companies of insurgents are re-
ported to have deserted to the Span
iards.