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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-16
STOCKS ARE STRONG.
THIS ~ SPITE OF ENGAGEMENTS
OF GOLD FOR EXPORT.
GAINS THROUGHOUT THE LIST.
This Condition the Net Result of the
Days Trnding-iIond Price Changes
Irregular and NarrOw-Wbent Low
er-prOvisions Higher.
er-provisions Higher.

NEW YORK. D.oenb.r t--Tbo
I'M .i"De' i"'- ""
strength manifested by the stock market
I'D spite OF the engagements OF gold for
export by tomorrow steamers was the
feature ~ th. d,,. ,r,.,.. -. .......,.,..
, '"''' ""' N'i'7'"'4
"D'e hesitation, ana some reaction ia the
early dealings. on the recurrence Of fears
over the effects az gold srfrrnants y..-
,.rf.,.,.
i-O'F'43 ii Flo.h7, Ii VIII pe ie-
Hl'Inu'ltu, WAS passed on the nope tn1t
gold exports had been averted for the
49,. ~ ''''
D' '"'' '.F'i"pih'N' "d- rlH apparent
thli morning made The strong advance I'm
prices in the very face OF tho news %
gold o,rorts au ths r,or, strn,f,s vb.
,..,t.. ,
'''"5 'N0il'iI-' ''te lo-nay Nol Only
Tailed tO recover lut declined an adIi-
t.Onll fraction f0 81 s-i. for demand The
shipment OF gold af fb.s l.r.i f,r ev-
'H"NAf demonstrate s lnAt some consiu-
t.d9,e aiN.Al ls oIeied by the Bank
OF england as an lnoucement for the
5nli i'Jl. az 5 Snow 10 iel that TIE
SINNERS f.r The period m tr,ns.t d, has
also advanced Tie bgv.rp nrf.o az otiI
both for American a.gf0s arI On 30,
poIf F,r a.. f.rn,.r tro ,.rll.. t,s 49,,
elvInc.d on. nanny .Y l,-,,,.. f t,"
DAVIS q,rn t.r' .a.ffon ,,.t tt,',..f,,rl
be- reaar,led An "a certain s.m.s ma ~ tnaci,i
ono
Tie rorcrt,l .,,a.,.,,,,,,t ,.s e, --ooao g.,
oolI c'., ,,,.ort ,..l.aI ,, s..,f.,i,,. ~
the roc+l rnerlt. rata which riie6 fr7,, :
o. u r.r cont .ll dav 'rhe Incidents of
tll ,Ilv which served ii, or-sef fh. oofi
,,ro,fs ,,..',s t.,araI Ia fro frst ,i7..c
r ...f.. 49, o., ''r ' l'',
,t...,., ..,.l lob, . 'y ." f..,,
q,, &C.,. 49, IT,. 81 ,r,, " ',-7
,.Il.t ,.. ,,. "a 0la i,.... ~, o., ~ p
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-16
STATUS OF TRADE.
.ro.h OPPRESSION INDEPENDENT
or O0vuERCE AND INDUSTRY.
r.g PRODUCTION STILL EXPANDS.

r.atand shoe Works fastening De-
ne-ics 90 Meet Enormous Com
t.rrs Very Strong-Otber Notes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-16
NEW YORK STOCK QUOTATIONS..

Colorado Fuel and Iron .............. ~
continental Tobacco ........ ......... .-'s
Continental Tobacco, pref. (eX).'.... ;.
teutFdl steel .........s.. .........s'''. d.
FEDERAL Steel. preferred ..........s..'. VA
General Electric .......... ......'...'' ~
Glucose Sugar ............. ............ 1914
Glucose Sugar, pref........ ..........' -
International Paper ...........-........ 1919
International Paper, pref. (eN)........ 15is
Idclede Gas ........ss... s.s.sss's'.s''' -
National Biscuit .....-..- ..........''.. -
National Biscuit, preferred .......... ~
national Lead .s.t.ss... .ssss's..sss... @Dl2
National Lead. preferred ............. lpl
National steel ......... .......s...s.s.' -
National Steel. preferred ............ n
New York Air Brake ................ l3f
North American ........... ........s'.' li'3
racine coast .+.... .............'..A So
Pacific Coast. lst preferred ........... 50
Pacific Coast "a preferred ............ %
Iacluc Mail .......... ....-............'' p
People Gas ...........-.. ..-...s's..'. lVt'2
Pressed Steel Car ....................... %
Pressed steel Car. preferred ......... Nit
Pullman palace Car ...-.... ........s... l'h
Standard Rope and Irvine ........... I'D
sugar ...,....... ....+.... ......,.s....s lHt-t
sugar pfti....... .-........ ...-s....... ll1
standard OH .......t.. .....-......-i'i4 tll
Tenn. Coal and IRON ................... 50
United States Leather .........,..... liis
United States Leather. pref. (eN).... t9la
United states Rubber ................ 42i2
United states Rubber. prcferred.... lOt
n r-Itfu mon ........t. .-.+s.+ss+s.. on
Republic IRON and Steel .............. .pi4
Republic Iron ana Steel pref. (eN).. GN2
PY g., &. and 81. ls.................... ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-16

,t,bf.on ................... 2rt
t,ci'i.o" ,.r.farr.i .......... ........ t2g
i,rt.,,f' '.rJ GFi, .................. .iis
Canadian. Pacific .......... ..........' --lit
-i. ,.,..+ western ........ l3
..f Quincy 1lrlt
cff Ind and Observation-Disclosures. ltl2
Chic. Ind. and Louis pref......'.'''
Chicago ana I,asl l.,.'. ,'''-'''''''' t1
chicago ana NrLln" 'p-tr.'''' I'm
chicago luch l-i,i.t '.i''' llf,
o.. GO q. AMI NI. LOUIS ..-'''-'-''''.'
Colorado southern ........... .-.''i''''
Colorado southern l-t pr teIIed.''' ,fi
Colorado southern. -b Il1l''-'''t''' IA.
Delaware ana hLi7oh .'--'''''''''-''' i--3i
Del, Lack. ana VI ,7l,i' ''''''.''-'''' Hos.
Denver ana 40 ,iitIl'' ..'''-..''i''.' IA
Denver ana 1910 Di"ii''.' b' '.i'''' ~
Eric ...........'' '''''''-''''''' s5s.
Lilt ~ it'l'.''.-- 1s.f
Great NoLln5II' fft,
lloch-H5 ou, .'''''''' sgis
docking NiHeE '''''''' '''''t'+''''''' 1I5f
illinois 'ehital ''''''''''''''''' r1f.
Iowa central .....t' q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-16
At Bcrry's.

> Claus visited US and gave
regard to what to offer in
Inc chat would be becoming
m1Stree. Come in andSce
uank of his suggestions.
none the less welcome
.is useful.
However, we have
some handsome House
l is Slippers, which will add
@ charm TO any stock.
Xmas stocking $50
T..racc OF orr Shoes remains the
despite the big advance i'll lea
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-16
opening, Highest. lowest. CIosln

Cash quotations We're as follows: No. ,
. spring wheat 64lsg6V No. spring
wheat, 67Qtsiac. 80. corn, 81 AWSl n.
10. oats. 26Q2g4c., 80. white ~. q
25lsc. so. rye. Ole. No. ? barley, Ssa 49,.
No. 1 fiaxseed, 5l.49. Prime timothy seed,
@.45. Mess pork. per barrel, ss&qSl0.35.
Lard, per 100 pounds, - Z0d S5.5Ziz. short
rib sides O0Ose) &9JQe5.N. Dry-saltcd
shoulders O0Oxedl. J's2oHc. Whisky, dis
tller-' finished goods. per gallon, $l25ig.
Butter steady; creameries. l6d25c.; dairy.
lG022c. Cheese firm at naiul4-c. Eggs
firm. fresh zoe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-16

nuInAGO pR0nILCE MARKET.

CHICAGO. December 1.-THE wheat
market to-day weakened. on the eXpecta-
ti0u OF a bearish government report, May
closing 49, under yesterday. May corn
closed 20 and May oats q shade down.
Provisions. supported by a light hog
movement and an excellent demand. We're
strong. May pork closing 30o. May lard
IL sQl5c., and May ribs l5c. higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows.
Onanlng Hlghost. LoMeal. CIos-ng.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-16

Richmond. Va. December Is, 1899
Sales: Virginia per cents, 500 at 1896
Richmond Fredericksburg and Potoma
railroad dividend obligation, 500 at ~.
Gov cECTrRTTTEc BID Asked
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GRAN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

Quotations arc for bonds maturing in
not less than ten years
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-16
THE 1910 MANKETs.


LIVERPOOL. December LECTION
Spot in fair demand, prices unchanged 20
lid. higher. American mlddling, iair
43l-52d.; good mlddling iI5-3Zd, mic
ding. sd; low mldd.lng, 3-l6d.; good
ordinary. ID; ordinary l6-azd. The sales
of the day were 1850 bales. OF which
1000 bales were for speculation and eX-
port. and included 5000 bales American
Receipts u,OJJ bales, including oJ ht-e'
American.
Futures opened quiet aud steady ana
closed steady az the advance American
middlng, low middllng clause, December
H-6id., buyers; December ana january
l2-64d., buyers; January ana FEBRUARY,
t l0-blg4 Ltd, sellers, FEBRUARY ana
March, fS-6id.. value, March and Apii,
7-6fd., sellers; April and May, 9-ltn
5-6ld.. buyers. May and June. 4i-Jfft
5-Gid., buyers: June and July, 3-bio.
sellers. July and August, 42-tid sellers,
August and September, 3 J2-gi13 Oj-0id.
buyers
NEW YORK, December lj.-Coton-
Steady; middliug. Z n-loc; net receipts
4g bales; gross receipts, 60 bales, sac.
3i4 bales; stock. 10000 bales eNpofts-lo
Totals to-day: Net receipts. 8lS bales;
eXpOrts-tO Great Britain, 300 bales 10
France. 1923 bales, 20 the Continent
l29H bales, stock, l,l02l56 ba.es.
Consolidated: Net receipts. zzs,Nt baie1'
exports-tO Great Britain, %. lo3 bales, 10
France. 1853 bales: to the Continent
Totals since September lst: Net Tee.
ceipts. 3.iBsN bales; expOrts-tO Great
Britain, &5.2N bales; 10 France, 5.o,05-
bales, 10 the Continent. e6os1 bales.
Futures opened steady; December,
$50; January, T.&; February, $iv'
March. s14J: April. s748. May and June,
N5I: July. S53, August, rs. September
SIP. october. s5ss; November S5@.
Futures closed steady; December N-i;
January N&; February aSs; March,
81 IS: April, s74S: May and June, SOL;
July. S7s2 August, Nf; September. $40;
Oc.Ober, 1898; November. s6.s3.
Spot closed steady, midding uplands.
lite. middling gulf, Z l5-loc.; sales, Sii
bales.
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS.
The Cotton Exchange will Be GO :.
December 23d and 18th and December S0th
and January lst.
NEW ORLEANS. December B-Cottor
futures steady; December, fIH bid Jan
uary, STl9GSlS; February N.l5as7.l5
March. s1lsgNls; April 8, oqS,.a; May
S7220N23: June. N.23dN.25, July, N&4
SIS. August. T.i2qN.lA.
NAVAL-sTORE MARKETS.
CHARLESTON. s c., December i5.-
Turpentine-Market firm az 4sc.; sales
none.
Rosin-Frrm and unchanged: sales
none.
WILMINGTON. n. c.. December To-
Spirits Tlrpentine-Firm at iSg4s lie.
| receipts. 90 casks.
Rosln-Firm at Sli00Sll5; receipts. So
| barrels.
Crude Turpentine- Steady at 81 60 an,
| s. 80; receipts. ca barrels.
Tar-Steady at $50: receipts, 6NS barrels
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steamer Old Dominion, Iapiey, New
York. merchandise ana passengers Old
Dominion Line.
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,.,-pRrss COMPANIES.

Adams ........... ...........' .''..''''' ~
American ............. ..t..'''''''''''.' ~
United states ''''.''''''' ,l.
wills Fargo ............. ............... 10
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-11-04
CARNIVAL AFFAIRS
The Executive Commit tee ENGAGED
on Important Details

At 4 meeting OF the executive COM
mittee held at the board of trade room
yesterday afternoon considerable bust
ness of a minor, but necessary nature
was transacted.
1t was stated at the meeting that as
surances have been received to the eff
feet that a good sized delegation of
Apache Indians from the White Noun
tain reservation will attend the car
nivaI. These Indians are noted for
their manufacture of baskets. They
will come in charge of an interpreter,
riding their ponies overland. Twenty
of the band will be braves. with three
or four squaws. In this number will
be included the best dancers on the res
ervation. They will bring with them
their best racing ponies and will also
be prepared to give an exhibition of a
tug of war on horseback. The White
Mountain Apache Indians furnished
crafty and cruel old Geronimo with a
number of his most desperate fighters
and the public will be given an oppor-
tunity to see for itself the best speci-
mems of Indian manhood.
Mr.. Ed Butt, chairman of the festivi-
ties for Wednesday of carnival week to
be gotten up by the local lodge of Elks,
made d brief report. The programme
for the day will begin a o'clock in the
morning with reception to visiting
Elks at the hall of the order The re-
ceptiOn will last for an hour. At II
o'clock the EIlls will give their street
parade, which will be gorgeous and
unique. The parade will start from
the hall at First avenue and Adams,
west on Adams to Fourth avenue,
south to Washington. east on Wash
inSton to Fourth street, north to Ad-
ans, then to place of beginning.
At 2:3O o'clock in the afternoon the
Ellls will play a game of foot ball at
the park. Admission to this will be
free, charge being made only at the
grand stand.
At s o'clock in the evening the Elks
will give a minstrel entertainment at
the Patton Grand, furnishing three
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-11-04
ALL POWER Is IN
THE HUMAN MINO.

The secret of success is in the human
mind. Confidence is success. If you
are in perfect health your mind is free.
clear and active. If in bad health, you
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and full of confidence in their ability to
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ates natural appetite. If you are not
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ton, etc, check your ailment at once.
Professor Johnson, Il graduate from
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covered ElectrOzOne. 1t contains no
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tice use and recommend ElectrozOne.
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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-11-04
SPECIOUS DOCUMENT
The Wafer COmpany'S Prayer
for More Time.
Petition aid TO Be Designed to
Give The Council an xCuse for
Ihwsrfing fhewiH of ihs people
Next MOndav Night.

A petition addressed to the city
council is in more or less mysterious
circulation. Though it purports to be
a citizens petition it had its origin
with the Phoenix Water company and
is being circulated by agents and attoT-
ney for the water company and NJ. II.
Sherman. 1t begs the council to take
such action as a majority had no doubt
intended to do anyhow-take no action
at all. 1t requests that the council be-
fore deciding the matter, obtain the
estimate of a competent engineer as to
the cost, etc.
1t is very speciously worded and if
emanating from disinterested tax-pay-
ers and circulated by equally disinter-
ested taxpayers would not appear to
be unreasonable though calling for I'M
necessary delay, for when the Phoenix
Water company's majority four months
ago postponed consideration of the
question until the first meeting in No
vember, it was done the majority said,
for the purpose of gathering informa-
ton which the petition now urges.
Mayor CAM. one of the majority, not
long since announced publicly that ne
had this information so that any fur
Their delay seemed unnecessary. The
supposition is that the purpose of the
petition is to give the council the color
of an excuse for doing what has been
already agreed upon with Mr.. Sherman.
The petition has three classes of sign
ers. though the list is not yet a very
long one. The first embraces respect
able business men who have not ac-
quainted themselves with it's real OBJ
ject and have not been informed of its
origin. The second includes habitual
signers of petitions who will sign any
sort of a document that does not in
volve a personal financial responsible
ty, and the third is made up of moss
backs, constitutionally opposed to any
public improvements and the personal
friends of Sherman.
One of the circulators of the petition
is Attorney General Ainsworth, who
said in public speech in behalf of the
water company last spring: We've got
you and you can't get away" meaning
that the city was unable to free itself
from the coils of the corporation repre-
scented by him.
Another circulator is NJ. E. Collins,
who is known to be a Sherman man on
any question that could possibly arise.
In passing the petition around Mr..
Collins represented that so far as he
was concerned an object of the delay
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-11-04

the stations along the railroad for
nearly 200 miles are supplied The can
yon is about eight miles from WinsloW
The company has constructed i wood
en- stairway into the canyon whose
walls rise almost perpendicularly for
800 feet. The boiler is an tap and the
stream is cOnverged into two enormous
engines at the bottom. These
engines are bOlted fast to the rock TO
prevent their being swept away by
floods, which sometimes rise to a height
of seventy-five feet. The steam and
exhaust pipes and the main are bolted
fast to the sides of the canyon. So no
matter how high and fierce the flood
those engines at the bottom go on by
day and night filling an eight-inch
main. From the bottom of the canyon
to the top of the divide whence the
water runs by gravity To Winslow IS
not less than 500 feet. The powerful
by which this tremendous
task is accomplished is being replaced
by Il still more powerful engine.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-11-04
QUeENLY ROBES
For The Wi6ner of The Voting
CoEfs ST.

The list of votes cast for carnival
queen is growing nicely. Miss Florence
Hanny retains her place at the head of
the column but the number of fair la
dies who are close behind her seems to
be growing. Miss H1Ida EIlingson is
not as high in the list as some, but
there are possibilities in her candidacy
that may surprise the general public
A number of new names have been en-
tered in the contest in a scattering way.
so that the list last night was larger
than at any time since the ballCting
began.
None of the ladies who have been
mentioned for the position of carnival
queen need hesitate for a moment on
account of the expense attendant upon
securing suitable and appropriate cos
tunes. At a meeting of the executive
committee held yesterday afternoon it
was decided that two beautiful gowns
shall be provided for the carnival
queen, suitable for the parade Monday
and the grand ball on Friday night.
These will be elegant specimens of the
dressmakers' art, perfect fitting and
composed of the choicest and rarest
materials.
Following was the standing of the
candidates at the close of balloting
last evening:
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-11-04
FOOT BALL LEAGUE
first Game of The Series at The
Park Today.

The first football contest in Phoenix
will be called at the Phoenix park this
afternoon at 2:SO. The normal school
team will be arrayed against the high
school aggregation and like former
matches between the two teams the
game today will not only be interest
ing but exciting.
The high school eleven now claims
the championship of Arizona and ac-
cording to an agreement reached by
the elevens of the local football assoc;-
alton it viii continue to hold those hon
OTs until the end of the season when
the eleven winning the greatest num-
Der of games will be awarded cup, an
insignia of championship hOnOrs.
The Indian school band Will furnish
music at the game today. The linup:
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-11-04
TOLD THE OFFICERS TO WAIT.
When They Came to Arrest Him a St
Joseph Man Killed Himself.

Plattsburg, No. Nov. 81. p. Lou
rey of st. Joseph. Mo. committed sui
eide at the Laciede hotel here early
yesterday. Lourey had become infat-
uated with young woman. a milliner
here, and Wednesday night had tried
to kill her. il is charged. \ warrant
had been issued for his arrest and the
sheriff and marshal. with the hotel
proprietor went to his room to arrest
him. He asked them to wait a minute
and shot himself three times in the
head.
Lourey left a letter to his parents
telling of his financial losses and of his
infatuation. and also that he intended
to kill himself The body will be sent
to St. Joseph.
st. Joseph. No. Nov. 3.-The body of
John P. Lourey, who. committed sui
eide ct Plattsburg yesterday morning
by shooting himself. has been brought
to this city for burial. a letter has
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-11-04

Boston, Oct. "a, 1899
Messrs. H. c. Morrow & Co, No. u
Center Street, North, Phoenix, Ariz.-
Gentlemen: We wish to state that all
Nose pianos shipped to you are made
especially for your climate, and we
know of no reason why they should not
stand and give the best of satisfaction
with fair usage.
We have shipped a large number of
pianos into your territory during the
past five years, and We have had no
complaints from any one, and neither
do we expect to.
Yours very truly,
VOSE & SONS PIANO co.
WILLARD y. VOSE, Treasurer.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-11-04
UNIQUE WATER WORKS
a Description of the Clear Cree
Canyon plant.

Secretary c. H. Akers returned from
the northern part of the territory on
Thursday night accompanied by his
niece. Mrs DIR. Hite of Topeka, Kans.,
whom he met at Winslow. Mrs Hite
is the wife of a prominent Kansas at
torney. She will remain in Phoenix
about a month. While waiting at Win
slow Mr.. Akers visited the Santa Fe
Pacific water works at Clear Creek
canyon from which. in the dry season
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-11-04

been found written to him by Miss
Mary Neenan OF Plattsburg, in which
she breaks off the engagement of mar
riage between them. LOrey tried to
shoot the young woman Wednesday
night. a short time before he took his
own life. She is a daughter of John
Neenan of this city
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-11-04
METHOD IN HIS MADNESS.

No" said the naughty maiden,
your pleadings are useless: 1 do not
care TO even talk to you"
4 know you don't" replied the re-
jected suitor, land that is my principal
reason for wanting to marry you
Chicago News
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-11-04
DR.. ALICE LAWSON.

the divine healer, cures all durable dis
eases and habits, removes abscession.
Tuesday and Friday afternoons. Free
to those that are not able to pay. Of
fee hours, a. m. to D. m, at the Dor
ris, No. 81 South Second avenue
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-11-04
HAD \ GOOD DAY.

Paterson. y. J.. Nov. 3,-The vice
president has had a favorable day. His
pulse is strong and he is suffering in
no way.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-11-04

hours of side-splitting fun. At II
o'clock the order will entertain it's
friends at i grand ball and banquet tn
he given at O'Nein hall. The Elks
have offered a series of prizes that will
prove of interest to the general public.
The executive committee decided that
while the freedom of the city will be
given on Friday night to jewellers, no
rOwdyism or Unseemly conduct will be
permitted. The reveling is to be sub
ject to police regulations. No flour
throwing or paint daubing will be toll
Grated, and any one so offending will
be arrested for disorderly conduct.
The executive committee also de-
cided that the queen OF the carnival
shall be provided with two costumes.
free of charge. fitting and appropriate
to the occasion.
Various routine matters We're dis
posed of and the committee then ad-
journed.
President MCGOWAN has received a
letter. stating that the McGinty band
of FL Paso will not be able to attend
the carnival, as its members are not
able to leave their business at this
time.
A firm in New Jersey has sent a sam
pie carnival badge 10 the executive
committee. The latter yesterday dis
cussed the subject of d badge, but took
no action.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-11-04
The Evans Loan and Investment Company
PAID up CAPITAL s5O,oOOoO
J. w. EVANS, Pres dent.
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Livery, Feed and Sale Stables.

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Good rigs a. all hours Boarding horses a
specially. Saddle ponies for rent by the day
month.
W. Madison St., between FIRST and Sec nd Ave
Telephone 100