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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-21
50 81.

The approximate amount Of the lien charge 10 satisfy
which the above described property ia 10 be sold Is
g. Osi $500 with interest thereon from the an Gay OF
December 1890 together with costs and allowances
amounting si6s 03 100 with interest from 9Th day OF
December 1890 together witt the or the "a
The approximate Of assessments or otner
liens which be allowed the purchaser OUT OF ,hs
purchase money. paid by the Referee. $ooo9 ana
Interest
Dated: New York. December s. 1899
AfGrRNON s. NORTON Referee
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Grhool Aoeuries.

4 MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS Aan ..
Hc 10 Coliegea Schools and Families Apply 70
Mn NJ j. YoCNG-FULTON. y Union aa'A's
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SUPREME COURT, County OF New York

SUPREME COURT, County or New 1orh-
~ Charles Ianicr. Trustee for Mary l.. Schenck'
Plaintiff. agans, Bernhard Rosensock and others pc pc
fendantsin pursuance Of Judgment or Forecosure s1
sale duly made and entered In the above entitled sc'1
bearing date the 2lth day ~ November. ls09 ue
Undersigned the Referee in said Judgment named WI
room No III Broadway. in the Borough OF Manhattan;
o'clock noon. on that day by McVictsr and Company.
Auctoneer- the premises directed by said judgment " p-
sold, and therein described as follows -, =,
Al that certain lot piece parcel or and WIN VI
building thereon erected situate lying and neing IN tns
city of NewYork Aforesaid, and which bounded sni
described as follows. that Is 10 say; Beginning al We
with the westerly std. Of coerck street
and running thence westerly along the souhery side 81
rnone street Inches and three quar-
Of inch southerly and parallel with Gofrck
street and part Of distance through party wall one
hundred feet thence easery parallel with Broome
street twenty-five feet three inches and oneauarer o
an inch the westerly aide Of Goerck Street and thenc
northey along said westerly side Of Goerek street ore
hundred feet to the point or place OF beginning, sag
premises being known by the street NUMBER -
Cioer-k street
Dated New York December Is 1902
THOMAS =. DOSNELLY. Referee.
MILLER PECKHAM q DIXON. Attorneys for PaintiN
50 Broadway Borough 81 Manhattan. Ne~-York CITY
The following diagram Of the above described
prnises known by the street Number 35 Broome street
and also known by IN. stree, Numbers 49, 49, IL and 10
Gocrck street.
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u pI-RSTANcE of an afaer OF Hon. James
IL rI-NSTANCE OF an order VI Hon. Jane.
Citations.

VHE PEOPLE OF the State Of New York by
IN, Grace Of free independent e Jcan Blake,
tohn Griffin Thomas Grimm, John brn'n Margaret
Flaherty Mary Hytnes Ann BLAKE tho helrs and next
- Lin ~ Marx Grimm. decensed. send greeting;
J. Carey and James II. Mooney, or the
ca, - Se YORK have lately applied to The SurrogAtes
o,, al our county u New York. to have certain in
struncnt In writing relating 10 both real end personal
n,opertv duly proved the last WIZ and Testament
- The said Marx Grimm tate of the County Of New
York deceased Therefore you and each of YOU are cited
10 appear before the surrogate ~ our county OF New
Work Al his office the County OF New YORK. On the
ao,h dsy ~ December thousand eight hundred and
ninety NJ half past ten O'Clock In the forenoon ~
,bat dav then ard there 10 attend the probate " tho said
win and Testament 49,, - - -, -,
are 81 wenyone required TO appear by your
Guardian N you one. II YOU have 20
and apply FOR be appointed or IN the event Of
gn,r failure 10 do a guardian will be
pointed y TO represent and act for you In
To- Testimony Whereof have caused the seal Of the
." Surrogates Court Of the said County OF New
York 10 he hereunto affixed
Witness Hon. James ". Varnum. a Surrogate
H. 81 OF our said County ~ New York said
county the 10th day OF November In the
year Of Lord thousand eight hundred
and nney-nlne.
J. FAIRFAX MLAUGHLIN.
Clerk Of the Surrogate's Court.
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SUPREME COURT. New York County

Francis Louis slsde Plaintiff. agains, Gsetsna
,lrrto and others. Defendants.
IN pursuance n judgment Of foreclosure ana SAFE
duly the above entitled action. bear
ng iae the sth day November. 1869. the under
signed the referee In said judgment named, will cell At
ruhllr suction the New York Real Estate sa-sroom
broadway the Borough 81 Manhattan. city ~
Nw York on the 9Th 81 December 1899 az II clock
on hy Bryan T.. Kennedy, nuctioneer. the
premises directed by said Judgment 10 he sold and therein
described fol.owf. - .
All that certain lot. piece parcel OF land with the
building erected. situate lying and being IN the
city county ard state Of New York and bounded and
described follows.
poginninS ~ point the souherly side Of One hun
lrsd and ninth distant hundred feet westerly
from formed by hr Intersection OF the south
sd - one hundred and ninth street with the west
Columbus Avenue. running thence southeriy
srd parallel with said Columbus Avenue, one hundred
one hundred ani ninth twenty i've feet: thence
uorihcry and parallel with said Columbus Avenue and
part - the way through party wall one hundred feet
and slryen inches the south-rly side OF one hundred
ana ninth street and thence eafterly and along said
southerly eide hundred and ninth street twenty
Ave feet % tho point place Of beginning
A ~ the premises conveyed 10 ,taethhh
co one OF the PARTIES thereto OF the first part by deed
dated the 10th day December 1895. and recorded IN
IN. Office the Register Of the CITY ana County or New
York on the 2si tay 81 December. is9s IN Lioer "a
CONS section T. per- 22g.
dated New York Nov. 10th 1899.
HENRY y McCiOWN referee.
CEPHAs BRAINERD Plaintiffs Attorney
OGce and Postotnee nddrers ~ Senr 81 borough Oh
Manhattan New York city
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Gountrn poaro.

A PRIVATE FAMILY living In Yonkers can accommo-
"A date for the winter either adults family wlsnny
comforts without the OF housekeeping Refer
encss exchanged Address G.. s7% Pasads-avs.. Yonk-
". =.
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The npproxmats amount of the lien or charge 10 satisfy
witch he above described property is TO be sold IS
Twenty-one thousand 1--WE hundred dollars with Interest
thereon from day OF February 1880 together WIN
costs and allowance amounting 20 about Three hundrea
and ninety two and 90 100 dollars aud interest thereon
from, Inc sth day OF November 1899 together with the
exptnses Of sale and for the year lses amount
lrg 10 Three hundred ninety six and s6lp dollars
and interest and Croton for the year ls9s
Forty-nine and 6olOo dollars ana interest
ana Croton water year 1899 amounting TO
Ninety-nine and 80 100 dollars and interest
dated New York November 10th. $500 1880 .
~ HENRY i. McGOWN Referee.
The sale Of the described premises Is hereby ad
iorned 10 Tuesday. December 10th, 1892 az the same
hour and place. -, ,ooo
D"''" Wv ~ HENRY p. McGOwN.
CEPHAS BRAINERD, referee
Plaintiffs Attorney,
~ Cedar Street Of Manhattan New York City
The sae of the above described premises Is hereby fur
Their 70 Friday December 22nd ls9a at the same
Dated New York December 10th. 1899. $4,000
CEPTAS BRAINERn. heteree'
Attorney for Plaintiff.
A. Cedar Street Borough Of Manhattan New YORK Cly'
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Gurroonie' 6 Nolleee.


~ Pursuance ~ an order Of Hon. James
II v,r,uri . Surrogate NJ the County - Sew YORK.
N,,lr. l. hereby given 20 az por.pns having claims
.r,Inrt Franklin Narrcs, Lotto x tn county ot N"N
ter.a,ef tn present the With vouchers thereof
- 49,, e,tb.-rifers tIrr ~ iranftcting business
-, = wall street fi1rough = Marhatan To no tty ~
81 yr-k IN ~ The iGih dos n May next Dated
-. york me 18th day ~ November. 1880. EMMA
i'pt-feA UooPER BENJAMIN FRANKLIN BARNES.
,i,,'ois,-s'rrs wEEKES BROTHERS, Attys sfor Al
n,i.,rstos 40 - wall street. Borough u Manhaitan.
New York 'u o-
N PURSUANCE n an ofner of Hon. James
Il y,rnurr a Surrogate ~ ne county - Sew YORK,
NOTICE IL hereby given 20 all persons hnVrE ciains
ers'nsr Wiui4m \. Jones. late - he county OF New
Nh ts.easei % prevent the With vouchers Thereof
% tns subscriber his place ~ aneaciing hurn"rr AT
be e-e IN wiirncrf AEN1F 80 ~ broadway, Rorougn
,g.I f,y o irrn Dated New YORK.. ire @lth tly
q, s.n,erhe~ ispa ISAAC 4. JONES. Executor. VII
ugpr AWAY Attorney fnr Executor III Broadway,
W,,o9yh ~ Manha''an y. Y. CITY
IN PURSUANCE " an order uf Hon. James
l. n V.fnum a Surrogate - he County 81 New
against Timothy Hogan late u The County ~ New YORK
Ssea,A 40 preasnt with tho vouchers Thereof
~ ths .uhscfiisr- cir place - iansacng business
a, ,he office = Nessrs Hui,sr. hoffman. Jone y hyn~
dere No 80 Wall Street In he borough OF Mannaiinn
CIV Of New Yor' before the 10Th daF % Aptil
49,, Dated New York October an. 1899. iOiIN LEE.
ERNEST I. ~, son. MARGARET y HolAS. E1-
,ru,ors HITLER HOFFMAN. JOLiSE 8 MYNpEnsE.
attorn.v. fo- Frrriior-. - Wel Stre~ Nsw Work tv
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THE NEW BOOK STORE.

Only one caller out OF hundreds has pretended
that my prices could be surpassed. My store is
crowded. but every one has personal attention
want permanent friends more than immediate
profit Orders by mail. messenger or telephone
executed instantly
SPECIAL OFFERS.
stevenson's Letters. (reg. $500. ........S4.25
Goodwin Smiths United Kingdom, q
vols. reg $500 ......................... 2.0O
Howells Silver Wedding Journey, q
vols, reg. $500. Observation-Disclosures. 800
Sandhill Stag, reg S15W................ LOS
Santa Claus Partner, (reg. S1.5O). ........ LOS
Education of Mr.. Pipp. (reg. SOO....... 3.33
Richard Carvel, David Harum, Janice
Meredith. Via Crucis and all popular
S150 books. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20
OPEN EVENINGS.
HENRY MALKAN,
Teephone 1871 Broad ST. No ! William Street.
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mAGGllT TON EGTEl, EEEMUD&.
Open DECEMBER TO MAY
Situated OF high In the centre Of the city o.
ia milton the capital Of bermuda. seid f9T booklet
A. C. BROOKS MASAGER.
HAMILTON. BERMUDA
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CUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
- YORX-IIenry a. Koelsch. Plaintiff, against Nicho-
las D. Kendall and others. Defendants =,
In pursuance Of a judgment OF foreclosure and SAFE
duly made and entered In the above entitled action ana
bearing DAT the Goth day o. December 1890 l. the IN
dersgned the Referee In said Judgment named VII sell
nv publlc auction. the New York Real Estate sales
room No III Broadway. In the Borough 81 Manhattan
CITY OF 20. the 18th day or January l9oo az
10 c'cock noon on that day. by u. Phoenix lngfaham
Auctionee tho premises directed by said Judgment to be
sold and therein described follows; 49, .
An that certain piece parcel OF land, with me
buildings thereon erected situate lying and being In inc
CIV ~ New York Borough " Manhattan and bounded
and described as follows: Beginning at point on the
westerly side OF distant nifty 900 feet hNe
and 5& inches ntheriy from the corner
form,d nv the the westerly side OF PARK
,nue with the northerly side 81 One hundred and six
street running northsry along said westerly
sds on Park Avenue seyenty-nve C5) feet, three CD
inches thence running westerly and parallel with one
buud-ed and sixteenth AMI for OF the dis
ance through party wall between two buildings there
standng ninety feet running thence southery ana
PARALLEL with Park seventyhve I5) feet three
md (s) inches thence running easerly and
parallel with One hundred and sixteenth street ninety
ioo, feet 10 the point place OF beginning
hated New YORK December 10th. 1899
~ REUBEN II. UNDERHILLA Referee.
EDWARD s. CIJNCi. Attorney for Plaintiff.
NJ ,,h broadway Borough OF Manhattan, New York city
The following diagram % the properly TO De sold
Averue. -
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nsirurilou.

For Both sexes-City.
l. B Y s. y f 8 B r A G II - are thoroughly
"A taught at the PACKARD COMMERCIAL SCHOOL,
1Ol f. c3d-st Nearly 10000 trained fos businessmen
and women. Students enrolled at any time. Catalogue
free.
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NW7gl BON NlBs

AUGUSTA. Ga.
popular hotei to- southern tourist situa,,i midsy
between the North AMI the Extreme south Ihe climate
"a RIA but hrarnQ healthfu and conducive a. CUT
Sco- gpo-is \ nine hole coli Course srssir Improved
s,ce ies, wear row south ~ WashinFtpn 'oi
sootlne In near vicinity only y hours from Sew foth
''o''''s 80 ~ g. q TRussEiJ. Mgr
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BERN l ia,
THE IDEAL WINTER RESORT.
TWE PR1NGESS MOTGlo
ODen December TO May Accommodates zoo For term,
y s. HOWE Hamilton. Bermuda
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-11
TOLD BY THE FACE
tainty Tell a MAR's C&IltAE by Hta Fsatarea

A man occupation or condition has more to do with making his face than most people think. observed a gentle man who is somewhat Of a jadgu o. character 70 a Washington Star writer Intellectual pursuits. like the studiss of the scholarly professions. when coupled with temperate and good moral habits of life, brighten the face and give the person refined and superior look. Magnanimity of nature or lhe love of study and art will make a hright glad face. but. contrary Co this, a man may have a face that does not please any body, because of a love of self 10 the exclusion of others. notwithstanding his learning and worldly shreVdness. Soldiers get a hard. severe look. oyeT- worked laborvrs constantly look tircd . reporters look inquisitive judges be- come grave. even when of the bench i. the man who has had domestic trouble looks all broken up.
 "An example of the IudicEous side of this subject is Co see a third-class law yer stalking around a police court look ing as wise as an owl The business makes the face. ] say, There's Che merchants face. the ministerial face the lawyers face. the doctors face. ths hOodlum's face. all so distant each from the other and singly, and seldom fail Co recognize those callinEs shining through the faces. And what eity-bred boy cannot recognize a genuine farmer
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-11
ENCLAND's WOMEN.
The DtGcaity Thsy Experience ta Obtaining 1sans sf Earn-
 taE e LfvtRg.

One fact which stood prominently cat in the statements made at the aE- nual meeting in London of thc Soosfy for Promoting the Employment of Women. because. perhaps. of the sn- phasis given it by the chairman. Slv Owen Roberts, Was that there were 2,00o. COG more women in this country than men. says The London News Ob- viously, therefore, the difficulty of ob- taiuiBg work for such of them as had of necessity Co earn thsir OWE living was greater even than when males had tobe dealt with. And this was increased by the comparative difficulty hitherto experienced in providing the necessary technical training for them On this point. however, Sir Owen Robert point cd hopefully Co the effort now being made by the county council in estAb- fishing schools of domestic economy The chairman also pleaded for zpeeial consideration for gentlewOulen who had reached middle life withoat having acquired skin in work of a definite kind, these being the saedcst eases that come under the notice of the society. Lady Knightlcy. of FaWslsy. who moved the adoption of the report which dealt with the work of the for tieth year of the society. pointed out that the market for women shorthand writers and typewriter was over stocked. and suggested that women should turn their attention to dairying and the direction of laundries-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-11
JOHNNY ON THE SPOT.
The Small Boy WAo Dia Not OvsFIoek the chARSs of GsttiaE
 Joh-

The young mau came out of La Sale street tailor shop with a hammer in one hand and small piece of board in the other and gazed isnguidly up and down the street. IL was nine o'clock in the morning, says the Chicago Chron- icle, and the thoroughfare was crowd ed. After brief survey he turned Co the doorway again. and. producing a nail from his pocket, began to tasten the board to the door frame Then it was seen that it was a sign. and it bore the maSic words.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-11
A aas.r Aa,rrti,rmen,.

The London daily newspapers are famous for queer advertisements-if for nothing else. A personal which appeared recently in one of them reads "Wanted-A respectable gentleman widower preferred-to marry the house keeper of an aged gentleman, who has been an invalid for years, and who re- spects her as a good and true servant, whom he would like 10 see in the happy state of matrimony before he dies. She has had three husbands. but is willing for a fourth ss
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-11
Hobo Roost Broken Up.

When Police Judge Bauder opened court today he was faced by a pretty motley looking lsyout-the result of the raid by Chief of Police Prince on the hobo rOost north Of town yesterday. About a dozen hard looking customers had been gath cred in, and az the aforesaid roost had been assuming such s;upeufous proportions of late It was thought best to make sB example of this batch, and try and break the gang up if possible, so Judge Bsuder im- posed a sentence of l20 days in jail on the two who had resisted the off, eers when the arrests were made.aud 50 days on five others, while three were given 10 days each.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-11

Bids for S3O0.OCO worth of amy supplies Tor the troops ID Cuba and the Philippines were openrd on "Wednesday in Chicago by Chief Quartermastsr J. G. c. Lee of the department of the lakes. The lot Is one of the largest ever advertised for in Chicago and includes the fol- lowing items: Ten thousand yards of facing cloth. 1000 music stands. 1000 pairs drum sticks, 2,50O shovsls. 2.5O0 axes, l50,OO0 yards Of cotton duck, 800 post flags. l500 storm and recruiting flags, 2S.000 tent poles. 300 bugIes, 42,0O0 hat cords and tss- sels, 2.OOO hatcheJs and 100000 yards of shirting flannel.
 Tn Japan vaccination is eompul- sorv, and the government makes its own lymph and issues 1t free of charge. RavaccinatiOn at stated periods is also enforced rigidly. Only calf lymph is used.
 G L Marchand and O F Place file affidavit of assessment work on An ne1ed mine. Pine Grove district.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-11
BOY WANTED

The young man had struck the nail about four feSble blows when be felt bis striking arm plucked by the sleeve. He turned his head. There stood the boy who wanted the job for which 6 boy was wanted.
 Did you hire boy yet 7'' he asked.
 Great Scott, mol" said the tailor's assistant. 'I haven't got the sign up yet"
 Well, you don't need to put it up now," said the small boy. 'Pm here What do you want of the sign"
 Which, impressing the young man as pretty good logic, he pulled out the nail again and took sign and boy into fhr store
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-11
" ANTED.

We will pay SIP week salary to either man or woman to represent the Midland Monthly Magazine as B subscription solicitor. The Mid land is the same size as McClure's or the Cosmopolitan. It Is DOW in its sixth year and is the only magazine of its kind published in the great central west. A handsome premium given to each subscriber. Send 10 cents for copy of the Midland and premium list to the Twentieth Century Publishing Co., St. Louis, MO. 9-HG4w
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-11

A cable message from General Otis to the war department brings word of the loss of several hundred horses and mules on the transport Siam. A typhoon was encountered ou the Fist ult. and the animals were killed by the pitching about of the vessel.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-11
~.Ls, ,A. sA.A u.x,.t

The shah of Persia thinks that the art of printing transeends all others and has a particular admiration for his court printer. He has lately seen a typewriter and the idea that printing can be accomplished by the mere tap ping of the keys was almost too much for him
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-11
From Saturdays Daily.

Oyster cocktails at Shumate's. 9-6
 Rev. G. H. Adams left for Phenix this afternoon.
 Coles A. Bastford left this morn ing for his home iu Los Angeles.
 Go to Shumste's for an oyster cocktail. 9-6
 John Roberts Is in town from the Hillside mine.
 w. P. Covillsud is reported quite iii with erysipelss.
 Phenix expects to raise S50OO for her carnival next month.
 Lost-A small horn pin on night of dog show. Please leave at post office and receive reward. l026
 C.F. Bates has been appointed postmaster a; Kirkland in this county.
 Workmen Lodge meets tonight for work in the W. degree. All mem- bers are urged to attend.
 Superintendent E. 4. Haggott, of the Zonia Mining company, left for the company's camp this afternoon.
 Bishop KendricA left for Jerome this morning whore be will hold services tomorrow.
 Largest and finest line Of pipes in the territory at Shumate's. 9-6
 November 2O has beeh fixed as the date of the opening ot the Phe- nix carnival.
 Ex-Mayor J. D. Monihon, of Phe- nix. came up on this mornings train.
 We have received some new sta tionery, something very nice and the latest fad. Mountain City drug store.
 Royal Arch Mssons meet tonight. The NJ. E. grand high priest of Ari- zona will make his official visit. All members are requested to attend.
 Beck Detwiler is recovering from the effects of his recent accident and will be able to go 10 work again soon.
 ". H. Ferguson and his son, Gil $. Ferguson, arrived yesterday from the Grand Canyon mine. They came in by private conveyance.
 The oyster season is open Shu' mate has them fresh. 9-6
 Chief of Police Prince has two men at work today putting up the street labels on corners Of streets.
 Wanted.-A house built with furnace and bath. Long time ten ant. No children. Call at BIB Co.'S store. lO-'-lw
 Rev. F. F. Bennett, of the Episcopal church arrived on yester- day afternoons train and will hold services in the episcopal church to- morrow.
 O. E. Runners family left thi: morning for Los Angeles where they expect to reside in the future. MT Runner left about q week ago.
 Fresh oysters in cans at Shu- mates. 9-6
 A. E. Taylor will sell his house hold furniture at auction at his residence on Pleasant street south oi Gurley on Monday afternoon at o'clock.
 Mains circus has arranged it: contracts with the railroad company 10 give an exhibition in Prescott ou Saturday, November f.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-11
No Race Today .

Private information was received this afternoon that the yacht race which was to have taken place today proved a failure again today on ac- count of lack of a breeze. The Columbia led from start to finish but did not succeed in covering the course within the time limit of four and a k kalf h->ss--
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-11
Do Not Put on

Until tomorrow the duty that ought to be done today. If your blood is impure and you feel weak and weary take Hoods Sarsspsrilla at once.
 Hoods pills cnre all liver ills. Mailed for p cents by c. l. Hood & Ce., Lowell, Mass. l
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-11

The Phenix city council has raised Ine salary of its city marshal from Sl,AOO year to Sl.500, and has fixed the salary of its city recorder at Sl.50O.
 C1ited States Marshal W. NJ. Grlihth has sold bis Dripping springs ranch and stock in Final county to Frank Olsen. There are about 15OO head of cattle and 60 head of good COW horses, besides the ranch and improvements. The Drip ping Springs ranch has been owned by NIT. Griffith for I5 wears and it is one of the best ranches in Pinal county.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-11
A PostpoA@msnt.

Lady-Yes. am perfectly willing to give you something 10 eat, but you must work for it.
 Tramp-If it's all de same ter you. lady. I'd radder not discuss de labor question till after dinner.-N. '. Jour
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-11
You Can

oct good tea Tor 90 cents.
 The price of Seh'lIlHg5 Best is little enough; but 1t is better tea than you can get for anything like the money. q