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SEALED PROPOSALS will De received at

the ofice Of Iight-rIouse Engineer, Tompkins-
vile n. Y. until y o'clock n. % August 18th. iseo.
and then opened for furnishing miscellaneous articles
for the Establishment for the nscs year
ending June 30 1900 accordance with specifications
copies Of which with blank forms OF proposal and other
information. may be had upon application 70 D. p.
HEAP. Lleut Colons. Corps of Engineers. Y. $. a.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-21
GERMAN DINNER TO FRENCH OFFICERS

London. July H.-The officers OF tie marine force
at Gee stemunde. according TO the Hamburg corre-
spondent OF The Daily MAIL have invited the Of
hcers OF the French dispatch boat Ibis to dinner.
The Frenchmen have accepted the invitation. and
in return will offer a banquet TO the German Of
New-York tribune., 1899-07-21
Io1-IsvILLE. 6: PHILApELPH1A. 3.

Philadelphia July 2O-Louisville downed Philadel-
phia to-day by good. opportune hitting The
ouakers started out ike winners but after the first
inning they could not successfully connect with
PhNlipprs delivery when hits were needed. At
tendance 4.760 Score.
ISTlsytlIf ISg1sytIss,; '-.....S .....S G5 g iid
BatteresZrnrner and Phlllippi Mcfarland and Masee
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STATEN ISLAND brSAN' 49,.
Philadelphia July 20-The Staten lsianu C,oi,o,
eleven to-day defeated the Germantown -
Clubs Zingari team in two inhiis Ia- ,,,ayed
had nine wickets 10 spare. The match was -.,a Pay
st Msrbe,ro the grounds OF the Germahto"a
Cricket Club The Germantowners MADE ony -
runs in the first inning while the Staten islAhor
put together 1873 In the second inning '.s tn.
heyen made l2s, or grand total for the ."o '', "a
hgs Of 1876 runs. The visitors tnen Wen - 80
made e5 runs for the loss OF bur one "'0A
than enough to win 49, bowling Of
The feature OF the match wa: ths ,s,1ors ~ who
took nine wirkets for total Of 20 runs grimm GrlS
ga good work with the bat for the not out in
ing Al IN the frst inning, and 30 runs ao' ,bs vis-
the second. Captain Rokely scored al to' 'A'
sIerS IN the frat inning
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ST. LOUIS, 3: BOSTON. 2.

Boston July pa decision by Emslie in the sew
entn inning. disailowing a brilliant catch OF hot
liner by Collins whereby a double play made
with Tenney. was responsible for st. Louis's VIC
tory to-day The decision caused general mani
fes,ations Of disappointment. Attendance $500
The
s. LOuis......-...o g d99d g s
Batteries-Bergen and Willis o Connor and Young.
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,rREAsIrRY DEPARTMENT. ofice superris-

u ing Architect washington D. g. July itth. isas
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this ofrss
until o'clock P. ~ the 10Th day % August. 1896
ana then opened all labor and material reuurei
t1r the iron work OF the main buiidnes 81
,ha T. s Tmm.gran' station. Ellis Island. New YORK..
in accordance with drawings and specification which
will be furnished az the discretion of the supervising
Architect on application this Office. or the ofce 81
Boring 4 Tion Architects. 32 Broadway. New YORK
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NEW ASSOCIATION IN oswEGo.

Oswego n. Y. July 2O.-A new baseball associa-
ton was organized tonight with c. J. Mcdowell
president and F. E. Sweetland secretary and treas
urer sunicient financial banking has been secured
10 insure the continuance OF the team in Oswego
for the remainder Of the season
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Earned runs-Pittsburg /. BROOKLYN. I. Tooase hlts
Williams DAILY Anderson. First base errors-F1tts-
burg 2; Brooklyn, !. Left on bases-Pittsourg: Is
Brooklyn. 2 Struck out-By Hughes. g. by Lever. l.
Sacrifice hits-Mecarthy. Kelley. stolen bases-BeaS-
mont, Kelley. Anderson Base balls-On Hughes o.
of Lever s. Double plays-Beaumont. Ely and o Brien
OBren and Clark; Ely Dren and Clark; Casey and
Daiy Wild pltch--Leever. Time OF game-l;59 I'm
pires-Swa wartwood and Hunt. Attendance-2.2OO.
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N.w-Yo-k ...................O 0 0 0 0 "A
Chicago .....................-O VI
Fnst base by errors-Chicago Left cn bases
>ew-York. g. Chicago. 5 Base on bals-On seymour
or Garvin out-By Seymour, ., by GarNln s.
qEree base hit-Green. Two base hlt-Gracy. stolen
bases-LAnge. WovertOn and Mccormick. Double play
O Bren and Davis. Hit hy pitched bal-Grady Donahue
ana RYAN Trpires-O Day and McGarr. Time-l:4O
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PROPOSALS.
MINT OF THE UNITED STATES AT PHIL

ADELPHIA superintendent. Once July 2oh, ine:
Sealed proposals VIII be received at once Of the United
States Mint. PHILADELPHIA until - NJ. Friday August
i1th. 1889 which time and date all proposals viii es
opened supply the Mint subject the approval Of the
Director OF the Mint with bronze and nv~csrt
nickel blanks properly annealef cleaned and let and
ready for the one cent blanks 20 b composed q
ninetynve cenium OF and nve eenium ~
tin and zinc. in equal proportions; the ave hlanss
70 be composed OF severtyhve censu Of and
twenty-five per Of nickel, the blanks ~ of
the proper ductity and within the legal tolerance q
weight the nnenss and proportions Of the metals 70 te
determined BY Mint Assay. said blanks are 70 Be sup
piled such times and In such quantities hs
desired and suitable for purposes
rejected Sample blanks be had application the
superintendent Of Mint Philadelphia The right
reserved reject and all bids. No bids will be
sidered unless made by manufacturers who have capacity
for making above blanks and supplying the same Accord
ing 10 the requirements Of the Mint 10 time and
titles. The plants and facilities Of bidders -
subject 70 examination and inquiry
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals for orecsnt
and nve-cent blanl and addressed Superintendent
United States Mint Philadelphia" who will give any
further Information desired.
bond in the $50 0CD will be required condi-
toned for the faithful execution OF the contract which
Is TO be continuing subject termination upon
either party thereto giving the other three months notice
HENRY K BOYER Superintendent
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

AIRY. LARGE ROOMS. with or without
superior board in American Christian
house. transients; terms moderate. 44o
Park-ave. near 57;h-st
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CRICKET.
THE KINGS COUNTY CLUB A WINNER BY A
MARROW MARGIN.

The Kings County and Manhattan Cricket clubs
had teams in the field yesterday at Prospect PARK
where the game resulted in victory LOT hines
C,o,,+, ~, the narrow margin Of five runs A.
Bourne PLAYED in good style for Kings County and
put on is aot out, by good play. c. Williams and
e Bvars also did good work for Kings County
while for Manhattan the most successful oatsmen
were J. Quigley, W. Burrows and H. IattersaH'
New-York tribune., 1899-07-21

Beginning the afternoon play Cheney scored the
first TWO holes in stroke less than boge and won
them both and. though Patterson won the hitn ana
seventh the ninth green was reached with Cheney
stiu . m This advantage he never afterward lost.
and his final score was 3 up and to play. as the
following cards show:
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billiard AND POOL TABLES.

~~D>~~~-~N~~~~DN>DN~~ NJr>||(N|<(oN|NON
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES. new
and secondhand: lowest prices; easiest
terms MARX BROS. - Union square.
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BASEBALL.
sRooKLYN oUTPLAYED PIrTsBuRa AT
EVERY POINT.
GAMES YESTFRnAY-
THE RECORDS

S,-,okfvr Q; Ptttsburg louisville @; Phiadelphia
fSrv-York 8: Chicago i. Cincinnati. 5: Baltimore, 4
ca Louis. g. Boston ? Washington. 4: Cleveland, O.
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICEs--ooo second-nAnd
wood and iron working machines. fullY
suaranteed; machinery bought and az
Changed. GEOHGE e EDDY. sse hAai-
sop-st.
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GOLF.
T. L. CHENEY WINS THE CHAMPIONSHIP
OF THE NUTMEG STATE


The creation Of a new title IN golf was the result
OF yesterdays matches in the Brookawn country
Clubs tournament at Bridgeport when l. L.
Cheney received the first championship cup ever
offered by the Connecticut Golf Association The
association itself is not new one. but us reorkdn
ization last spring a distinctly Cohheo.iCut
league and the subsequent enrolment OF most OF the
leading clubs Of the State mark the present TOUR
nament as the first genuine attempt 70 decide the
championship Of Nutmeg golfers. ana WINE IN
general outline II is a copy Of the recent Metro
politan Association championship at Gafueh N'1y'
its stricter geographical limit gives u cha.ao'e
like that of no other golhng contest heId IN Amer
lea In fact as far as is known. It is the first time
that the title OF State champion has ever been
awarded in golf
Cheney is a member Of the Orford Golf Club. OF
South Manchester and an old Yale golfer. lhousn
his play on the previous days had won MIN warm
admirers his victory was somewhat OF surprise
as his opponent, s. H Patterson is memoer OF
the Brooklawn Golf Club. and thus had the con-
siderable advantage Of being on horrs, grounds as
well as the no less important one OF the sympathy
and encouragement OF the spectators. Inc eA-
preston OF feeling not openly hosthe 10
Cheney. but there tendency 70 accord 10 'ie
home man more than his share OF applause ana
like most young players Patterson responded 10
the outbursts by trying to outdo himself with
the natural result Of playing little worse tnan
usual Still his game was good one. ana ne was
only beaten after hard fight The match was at
thirty-slx holes eighteen in the forenoon ana & elsn
in the afternoon, and In the emo tHe s0o'o
was I'd and to play, in Cheneys favor. -..s
The day promised well when the morning. @ opn pp,oi'ds
but soon after the men had left the tee CLOUDS
began 10 gather and later the rain fell IN torrents
About . O'Clock however. the weather Ciedhe di.y
and. except for wet greens the shower ui1 "''''
damage. 49, c,No,e,,
The hrst two holes were halved, and then Cheney &
drew first blood by taking the third IN = oir
stroke more than bogie. The next two were ms
also but Patterson. who had been Lttle ara -
he recovered
the end OF the first nine the score was even;
Turning for home, the tenth was haved IN o. Ils s
bogie figure and then Patterson won the mex
two by edualing the infallible "Colonel on po0tn'
But Cheney evened matters by winning the i thiir-
teenth and fourteenth. and as the remaining NOES
were haIved the morning half ended with neither
man in the lead. The cards were:
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CHESS.
PHILIDoR's DEFENCE

appended are the scores of some Of the games
contested In the final rounds OF the international
Chess Masters Tournament In London:
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Bye holes.

Meanwhile the foursome tourney begun on the
previous day was continued. and as result OF the
morning semi-hnals Phelps and Leavitt. OF the
Fairfield Golf Club. and the Woolsey brothers. OF
Nev-Haven were drawn for the cup. Phelps and
Leavitt reached this round through rather un-
expected victory Cox and Gillespie, who were
beaten up and 10 play Continuing their good
team work in the finals Phelps and Leavitt won
the cup from the New-Haven men by up and 70
pIay In the final round OF the consolation tourney
w L. Baldwin. Of the Wee Burn Golf Club, won
the medal by defeating y. VI. Bronson, OF Water
bury by default. go
To-day the tournament will close with team
match contest between teams Of six representing
the various clubs IN the league The summary:
state championship (nnal round)-T. l. Cheney. Orord
beat s II Patterson. Brookiawn. up. . 20 play
C7hampcnship (sern-hna ronndl-L<aVltt ana
Phelps Fairfield. Cox and Gillespie. Fairfield. up
q play --,
Woosey up. TO play.
Consolation medal-V. L. Baldwin Wee Burn. beat
n NJ Bronson. Waterbury by default.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-21
woNtEN's BOOZE HANDICAP AT GREENWICH

wOMEN's BOGIE HANDICAP AT GREENWICH
Greenwich. Conn. July 20 (speciaD.-On the links
OF the Fairfield County Golf Club to-day eight
women competed in the boyle handicap. II a
sweepstake contest, and by Miss Kate
Rowland with down. Mrs Hilliard second
with 10 down The summary follows Miss X. Row
land S down: Mrs Hiliard. 10 down. Miss Baker.
II down: Mrs. F NJ Freeman. q down Miss Adams,
u down: Miss Mason, IS down; Miss Meister 10
down; Miss Palmer l6 down.
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.chsrc. hntt.a for Garvin IN The ninth inning.

Totals % : 6 81 s 2
Mesa free press. [volume] (Mesa, Ariz.) 1892-1901, 1899-05-26
PAsTURAGE NOTICE.

To E. s. afi21ihen, has heirs or assigns
You are hel eby notified that | have
in pasturage on my ranch, about 3
miles east of Mesa, Mariccpa County.
Arizona, one sorrel poney, branded A
on left hip. the same having been put
in pasturage with me on May 10Th
1898, by said E. s. Milliken. That
the charges for pasturage are long
past due and that you are hereby
notified to come forward aad pay
same, or that said poney will be sold
for pasturage bill, as provided by law.
Dated May 3. 1899.
w. Fl WALLACE.
Mesa + o., Arizona
Mesa free press. [volume] (Mesa, Ariz.) 1892-1901, 1899-05-26
SEASIDE EXCURSIONS.

Summer is here again, and with it
comes the Seaside Excursions via the
Phoenix Short Line, and Southern
Pacific. Beginning Thursday, May
IS, and every Thursday there after
tickets will be sod to all Southern
California resorts, including Santa
Barbara. Santa Monica, Ventura. San
Pedro, Long Beach, and San Diego
Good for 90 Gays at rate of $25.95
each.
Chair cars. elegant day coaches and
Pullman s!eepers will be at your dis
posa!. Pintsch CTS End all latest i'm
provements and conyeniences are en-
|joyed by our patrons $40 miles
shortest line. Shortest time hy a
whole day Tale the Phoenix Short
Line. Nj. .. BICKNELL, G 2. A
Mesa free press. [volume] (Mesa, Ariz.) 1892-1901, 1899-05-26
MESA, FLORENCE AND GLOBE
STAGE LINE.

Three trips week. Daylight Travel Stage
stops over night at Riverside.
Leaves Mesa a. n. MONDAYS, Wednesdays
and Fridays. Arrives at Florence at 1880 a. m,
Leaves Florence at p. m irving at Globe at
p. m. the following day.
Leaves Globe a. m. Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays. Arrives at Florence at IL a. m.
at p. In. Arrives at Mesa at p. m.
F.re-Globe and return $500, single fare
$1,000; Riverside and return $1,000, single fare
5000: Mineral Greek and return $1,000, singla
$500 G. G. HOGKErT,
Proprietor.
B. NJ. johnson d Bros. Agents at Mesa, s.
Armour AGENT at Globe; Price q Shields.
Agents at Fl renee, l.. ". Collins, Agent at
Phoenix.
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SUM MoNs

In tho District Conrt of the Third JUDICIAL
District Of the Territory Of Arizona, in and fer
the County of Maricopa.
Action br ,ught in the District Court OF the
Third Judicial District of the Territory of Ar
iona. in and for Maricopa County. and, the
complaint filed in said Maricopa County, in the
Office of tho Clerk of said District Court
Sarah a. Russell, Plaintiff, VS. Stephen H.
Russell, Defendant.
In the name of the Territory, of ARIZONA.
to Stephen Il. Russell Deter dant. Greeting:
You are her by summoned and required to
appear in an action brought against YEN by the
above named plaintiff, in the District Court of
the Third Judicial District of the Terris.ry of
Arizona, in and for Marieopa County, and an
swer the complaint therein fled with the Clerk
of this said Court, at Phoenix, in sa d County.
within ten days after service upon You Of this
summons if served in this said County or il
served out of this said County and within this
said Judicial District. then within twent,
days thereafter, or in all other cases within
thirty days thereafter, the times above monl
toned being exclusive of the day of service, or
Judgment by default will be taken against Won.
Given under my hand and the seai of
the District Court Of the Third judicial District
of the Territory of Arizona, in and for Maricopa
County, this 9Th day of April, A. D 1869
(SeaD w. C. FOSTER
Clerk OF said District Court
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-. DE- a NJ
Physician and Surgeon.

Office over Barnett's Drug store
Main Street, Mesa City.
Mesa free press. [volume] (Mesa, Ariz.) 1892-1901, 1899-05-26

Little Sam johnson, upon whom
the operation was performed few
days ago, died last Saturday. The
parents have the sympathy of the
entire community in their said
bereavement.
A number of new subscribers to the
FREE Press have had their names
entered on orr subscription books dur
ing the past week. All residents of
Mesa and vicinity are invited to SUBJ
scribe for their local paper.
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"Dining station.
Through tickets to all roints in the United

Through tickets to all oints in the United
States, Canada and Mexico.
CONNECTIONS: jerome Junction with q.
V. d P. Ry for Jerome; P. & E. Junction with
p. q E. r. r. for Huron apd Mayer; Mayer with
stage tc Crown King and ether mining points
Prescott with stage lines for all painciral
mining camps; Congress Junction with Stage
lines for Congress, Harqua Ha a. Stanton and
Yarnell; Hot Springs Junction with the G. G.
H. H. B. Co., for Caste Creek. Hot Snr,r e.
tho NJ. & p. d 8. r. v. r Il. for points on the
s. 7. System.
K. w .GILLETT.
GEO NJ. s kRGENT. General Agent.
Gen. Frt. d Pass Agt. Phoenix
Prescott Arizona.
Mesa free press. [volume] (Mesa, Ariz.) 1892-1901, 1899-05-26
LOCAL SEWs.

ZION OF III citizens.
Thos Ferris now has charge OF the
Boy Hill bicycle shop.
G. G. Hockett has been in town
dusing the pest week.
The dance in Coop Hall last Fri
day night was we'll attended.
J.H Pomerov acquired q band OF
sheep last Wednesday.
Don't forget tho meeting in the Co,
Op Hall tomorrow night. g.
Charles Wolf. Esq. has been ap-
pointed town attorney for Tempe.
A number Of Artesian wells have
been struck in Graham county.
Le Boy Hill was in town last Mon
day looking after his bicycle business.
Lehi iudulged in . social dance last
Tuesday evening, large crowd being
present.
Mn. E-A. Spragg has been visiting
with Mfs. McCreary at Phoenix during
the past week.
Remember the free lectures in the
Baptist church tonight. &c and hear
them.
Petitions have been circulated in
Tempe requesting the Santa Fe e Z res
colt to come through that towa.
Nn. G. G. Hockett is In attendance
on her injured SON at the Kimbali
House
Mn. Jessie Ponaeroy has been quite
i'll daring tho past week. but is now
some better:
The little 3-year-old child OF b.
S. Johnson has been quite i'll tor
sopae time.
Roller skating was INDUCED in at
the Social Hall last Monday evening.
4 good crowd was present.
JEROME has again been visited by q
terrible FIRE and large portion OF the
town burned up.
W. nj Gilbert, our hnstling young
zeal estate dealer, seems to be doing
considerable business lately.
II. L. Chandlers' electric fans have
arrived and are being put in place both
here and in Tempe.
w. 81. Griffin, attorney and cattle
dealer, of Florence, is in town with q
bunch of cattle.
Governor Murphy left Wednesday
night for Wichita, Kansas to attend the
Trans Mississippi convention.
Sea the Arizona Bicycle Stores add
on another page. They can supply
you anything in Bicycle line at bed
rock prices.
S.W. J. Bowen has purchased an in
cubator and set about 1000 eggs. He
expects to have large NUN Der of
chickens in short time.
Harry Lowry is doing the painting
and artistic work on the Baptist church.
He is an artist of high merit. and the
york will be we'll done.
Kitchen Cabinets just received, at
@. F. Lampey. 626 E. Washington
ST.. Phoenix. m25jl6
Little "Billy" Peterson has erected q
corfel back of Joe Kobertsons salo IN.
Where he will keep his 200 pacing
horse.
The Jerome Hustler says that since
the late fire there in that town there
are only six saloons left out of 25 or
thirty.
Prof. II. DAVIDSON Lowry has rece ived
birthday present of handsome boz
Of cigars from admiring friends IN the
east.
a ehipaman named Ching lung
bas been arrested at Tempe, charged
With being nnlawfully in the United
States.
Messrs Golf & Golpin, of Phoenix
we're awarded the contract for con-
ssructing the new 8 room school
house. The contract price was $6. 900.
The Congregational church at Ten
pc is entirely out Of debt and has
been dedicated. It is e handsome
structure and cost about $4,000.
George A. Mintz has disposed of bis
interest in tho Globe Times to his for.
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Train No. connects with Southern Pacific
train No. 10. eastbound. lesv;as MAsicopA q
1880 p. m.
Train No. 3 connects with Southern Pacific
train No %. westbound, leaving MAricops %
5:45 o. IN.
Connections made At Phoenix With g. E.P.&
P. h. r. for Prescott and Congress.
Conaections at Mesa with stage for Geld6eld.
Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays 1T 1890 p
m for Florence and Globe, Tuesdays, 1hurs-s
days and saturdays, at 4 o'clock .. m,
Trains stop on signal.
Pullman Palace sleepinS car on al!trains bSs
tween Phoenix and Marisopa.
N. X. MASTEN, B.P. PORTER
President. General Saps.
M. o. RlCKNELL. General Passenger ACT.
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We shall make each week of interest to the purchas
ing public OF Phoenix Be and call weekly some
times the price list of weekly sales may you
Thursday Friday aud Saturday will be days of special
interest.