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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-11
u II s 6 II b a.

9e5infi5irung BON 6a0ana. - Die
&ngit Dor Dem gsI6eH 6iebsr.
Senor 0uefaoa min Die Den pa
trioten ge6otentn brsi WiGionen
fir ben QnFang" acceptirsn. -
8anoali8mus auf ben 8rGbern
Der OpFsr Osr nMains= "8ataz
ftrOp6e.
6a0nna, 10. 6s6ruur. - 9snsz
raj 2uolop Bat pm. y. s. 0oolf Ell
nen Sontratt CUR 2itTarur5 poa pa
tent 1e5inii3irurgsmittein Iiir pa
rama o%srl:eEsn. Sine 5a6rtt, ralts
10000 GaQonen bt5 MDtt.e,s pro Sag
G:afart, muB, unter cen 9:oingungen
os5 Gontrattes, i'm gtnflngs Oes MSos
rats MGr3 i'm getrjG6 isiH. 0dsUlitz
tel {oa CUR 8eIprsnteIung osr StrdBen
uro 6du5er 6tnuBt perOan, uro Elm
bsItdnoiger Strom Dsielben foa Durf,
Die &lCatsn flieBsn.
Ssnrr @cn3dte3' De QucIdba bat in
sinfm Snterp;ep sriEdrt, er uno 9snez
raj Marino 9ome3 ieisn osr WIeiz
rung, Die Sumns Dpn 100000,
palte Die Rtgisruns Ger Ser. Staten
an bic cu6an{ Gen Sruppsn unter Der
g2oir8ung, bab 6;eIs Iih auFl0ler, gu
5aaIsn 6ea6iiAtiga, lei 3p1r un3eniiz
ger0, abar tonne penigFens ais einen
2[nfar8 UNI ais 8runoIa9e fir Belle
res o;enan. SIS 1T elm Bian i'm 0srt,
nit 6iilfe Der cl6uniIfen 0oitondl=
8er7annlunq urO Dem 9eiItano Der
dmaritun;TfRn 8e60roe fir ben 3n:d
100000 Big 100000. pel6s
our6 Die 3oQeinna6men gs0edt perosn
foQen, duf5ubr2ngen.
Queiaba, Der uHmitte,6dr nab |ej=
na Rii6feGr 6iarber nut @2nsru.gru=
bernsur 9roote conferirt bat, bat th
gsduBsrt, 9enerot 9rne3 lei Den Dime
~ritansrn mebr geneist, ais jsnal5 DOR
Der. 8cme3, Dem in Gamajuani ge=
Ttern @6eno cine Spatipn gu 5b&il
purDe, If auf Oer 8sije nad 5aOaud
bsgrtHsn.
GummpDore GrompeQ, Gommlnz
oeur Der 6ieIiaea Ser. Staten 3lops
Oaro, Gutte auT Qnpeiiung oes6ilfsz
Tlctten SetrltGr Q(aen uuf ben8rG=
bern Der Spfer Ger yWoirez"&atafros
pfc cine MlGnQG8Lumenz uro 3js.Irduz
der pflun3en laFsn. 9rei Sage fpG=
ter tr1rsn fGmmHins 8fIan3en Dor
8sTUtarn, peDfs 5u Der 8!ahe Der
| .QnOantan : GGu6er" ge60ren, geFob=
len.
Den SoGouten Der ameritorjifer
canton lit itreng perbuten pDrOer
ERE Gationsn an 2aOsn6eIiBsr gu Der.
tlufsr poer Ionf nit jenen SunOsl 81
trei6en.
| 8af6tngton, >. g. 10. 6e6r
- 8eneralar3t Sternbsrg fat DON
G6efar3t 0TRtiGp in 6ooana nd6ert
Mitt6eilungsn iibsr caS 4uFtreten De:
8el67ie6srs unter Dem Rem : 9ortsr
Rsgimsrt 202 erEdltsr. NQa U&aBre.
gain finO g2trofTsn pprpsn, I'M Del
8rantfett gu 6~egegnen, unO man II
Der us6sr5sugung, Dab man Elm mel.
tereS llmfi9grsifn Dsr6irOsra tann
0as Rsgiment lit nod einem reuer
&1gsrplaB psrle9t UNI bic Patienier
iinO unter 8e6unOlurg immunerAer3
te iTcyirt tporOsn.
Sn @orau8Ti65 bar MD9li6feit, Ouf
rus @eL6fis6er uatGr Cen Unerttani.
[6en Sruppsn uuf Gu6a ouftretsr
t0nnte, Eaite @eHerdIar3t Stsrnbert
nit Dem @6eFar3t O'8eiG1, jeBt II
6apanu Itation;rt, unO Or. 8nssOlFr
Dem 6eauF;9tigenOsn Qr3ts in8uang.
ian. oiss6e3igli9e 8eiprehungen. D;
| Qer3ts ba6in geuuus Suit,uttionen Be.
! treFFs Der 9ebunolung Der Seufs IL.
6alier. Del 8~eneralur3t rpir0 in 1ei
n:r @niiti, Deb bic 9ranf6eit bait
pieoer gebc6en iein tpiro, oaDurA Sc.
Edrtt. cab Die isbige 3eit nit loren
peybGItniBmGBig gsiunOen 8I:ma si.
nem umiif9rsiRn Der Seu6s MD
| T0rosrl;H i1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-11

tet, OaB sr ungsFG6r 300 Meilen BON
bier ben britiiden 9ampfer r9apoz
ntu," bon Der ygunaro 2inie." mel
der am "A. 5anaar Don 2iOsrpoot
no8 Bottom Angling, in 6si4Goigtsm
3uItdnDs dntrdf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-11
Gin 8nfnnrr Ranbrrfhddrn.

8pHpn, 10. 6ebruar. - 3pei
3Gu6er ii6erFieLen bsute Mjttag in Der
yS6pe ano 2eat6er gant" an Gds Der
NtiItz uro 6ebsroIitraBs einen W}unn
uno entri7en i6m $1,000. 8dbreno
Ie fierduF Die Srsppe find6 entfIo5en,
psrfotgte lie Der gerau6te uno mar
9emisn;gen, tpeI6sr ods @eiO in lei
rem Belize bate, 70 bitt duF Der Ser
e, baB DerId.be bic 8eute ialen lisB.
0G6rerO Der Gigsn56iimer %dlsoonn
Die gantnotsn oufbob. bspertFeli8ten
bic 9iGbs lire 6luht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-11

- @apitan @Dogpb 6rieti6 aus
Ndilpautse min oas @ageItitd unterz
nehmen, in eirep oFFeren SegsI6oote
bon San 6rdn3iSoo ii6sr Den Ttiash
Ocean nu4 6orclulu uno Muntla 3u
fubren. Gr 6offt, Sonolulu in q uno
U2anila in AZ peitersn 5agen gu ers
rei6Hn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-11
bfruOrragrnSeR Baltimore firmtR
6 8.

aepfelpein, @IIis unD grsBz6eFe.
elmer actpis & e0bns.
8antz, Supelierz unb 2(pptbetez@ Gin
ri6tunqen.
8. I. 9anter, 0 bis i3, gSci=9 ratt=S trobt.
8aubol3<9dnbIer.
26os. @attbetps & SObH' GantOns&Oenue uuO GIs
Geo. 5. sIoan & Gro, 414 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
SdubplS unb 6pl3 : S6neioemiiblen.
Seiie & 8runs, GoncOrOsStr. unO Gaftsrusapenue
8iloer urb RQ6men.
Siirit Bros. & So, 2l3 gseit=GamDeusStra
8le9tdfeIr, Gien6tei6, 2Dtbmetaq
Il. /. N.
eDon, Gouflin & Co., geater= uuO 2iqbtsstrubt.
8ieGpaaren, SeTen Wro Spbltpaaren.
SaplOr 2oUiO q. & 60, q ShOs@OparOsStr.
8Ieir06ren, 8le9tafeln unb S4rot.
8u96unolung unb .3eitungs>Qgentur
r&aItimors 3eps Co." sSuHs"@tbauOs.
8raueretz 3neige.
anbsui,r 9ui6 60, 9rotts uno @enusStraSe.
8rauz unb 3efrigerator : lltenitlten.
SBalutc et:bbius, Ill Ctts@trmunsStTdBf'
9ampfmaI6inenz urb &efel : So
britdnten.
9bOs. 6. 9aTbOr & Go, Is 2i05tsStrass.
0rnhtmrnrPn.
Sufur & Co., 81 INDEPENDENTLY
Orpguen.
9ilpin, 9unooOn & 60, l24 siq5tsStrate.
GtIenpuaren fir 56reirer unO Polz
fterer.
S0bn 0utr & Sons, % siOsG6nrIes:StToSt.
@iIenpuuren uno @agenzQrtiteI.
6. Scott 9u0He & 9ruoer, 1862 RUrOsSuosStTuBs.
GmaiQirte unb 8le6paaren.
Mattbai, 5ngram & 60, 100 @anopersStrdB''
6tao9en, 1Su6nen uno 2l63ei4eu.
6istO STog., 10 @ct.ee riugtOu=S traBs.
SormergerGt6e uno SGmereien.
e. 8. gamberO 60, 122 9igbtsStrdss,
@las, SeIfar6sn unO 5irnife.
&eurp Seim & So, @OpurOz unO Ga0sttesStFaBe'
Gummi~8 uarsn.
Baltimore Rubbcr Co." p @cpfins=9locs'
&aFfee uno &uffeesRDIter.
,Sbc Gntsrpriic Gofiss Co., 26 Ct=eOmbaroftr.
Sudden unb ale Sortsn @agen.
Gaetb & SisB, 2O5 ROrtbsStraBt.
2ithogrdpGsn.
q. 6otn & Co., 2eringtoHitr., 5tatbbau5 es9ennesr'
MD6elzQ u9erbau8.
Grabam's @arebOuic, 9urt=Soe. II. 0olpbtn=Str.
SeFen, Runges unb Surnuces.
2ctbrunot & RtSopel Stoos 60, % StsSrattftr.
8apier uno 9apierz9 Often.
Smith, 9ircu & 60, % suOsGbarlessS trabs.
8feroeQeI6irre unb Sattlertpodren.
2tr6 @rOs., lola @unOoersStrabe
BlumberzW 2d~tertdlien.
Sie Sames 8obertiOn Mfu. 60, so 9anootrsStr.
8uBz uno 0eiBpaaren.
grmtrOn, GutOr & &c., 9 BsfsSaltimorssStrab
Strumpfpauren, 6unbi6ube unO
&ur5tpddren.
GrsiO. & Sons, 223 @eits9aItimors=StraBt
Seppi9e.
9. e. Griffith & Co., 403 Ofs9aIttmor,sStrab
S6iiren, Rdbmen uno 9Gben.
Srant ,. geattius & 60, 400 Sf=9rattsStre5;.
0irtbf3uft8 : @inri9turgen unb
8iQarbzStf6e.
s.. I. Gnntcr, 9 bis 10 &tt=9ruttsS trobe.
Dbi8ties, @eine II. +. m.
%. 2audbau & Sobn, 90 2iGbt:otrobc.
Gnbctail.
SSuipeliere, Sil6erz unb plattirte
Waren.
0sli6 & Gro, ) Oh=9ultimoresS trabs.
2tnnen unD MeiBtpddren.
Glarf & Stepsus, 2l2 @orO=GbarlessS trubt.
9feroeoeI6irre unb &utI6en.
s. s.. gubcOf 60, II 8efsGupstte:S trabe.
SinansieIleS.
8anfier8 uno Matler.
9oiunO,g & RsOnoOO, etOdsGr9angs.
8auz un0 disqualification.
Rational 9uiloiuQ Aiociatiou, Gi~oc!itD=9ebduns.
Sruit : Gompagnie'n.
Sale StpoTt ( Sruit 60, - SoutbsStraBe.
Wsarulano Sruft g., II Soutb=StruBe.
8dnten.
@mtEitan Na.ional @ant. SLOoit.Gde Niab. uno
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-11
Saafe4

@ustpeig ii6er Den Stano Der r5arz
mers' uno Mer3ants' IatiORalz
banf" in baltimore i'm Staat M2d=
rplanO bei'm S6luKe Der Sc
f6Gfte am 4. 6ebruar 1899.
@utbaben
Forlcbtu uuO biscuit $l2Ol,S23.j6
RebraejoQcn @st@ert mb ni6t gts
Der. stouteu:O blootiontn, nm bic
@irfulation 81 f6Crn 100000
Gffctttu, Si6erbsiten etc. 40l, 12l.j9
@Gntasbduoe, WtObeln uHO Ginri6s
GdaiS BON RatiOnal6aafsn deine
RtitrbtzAasnism 222,16l.53
of iiefs - u 2o.79LH
Gdaia BON 0pprObirtcn &ei,rOs:aacn.
qnpsiinnoen NM on6,r, guorpoten aIi7.Gl
Webiel fir bic Qiouioirs4ont 43,26O.l2
@Oten BON anS.rn Iarionoi.8auten 42,87S.OO
SIcinpapicroelo. Nidc( mo Gents 22O.2l
@eleslibe 8elO : SclerUc i'll ntr
Sanf, ndmlj6:
.@tgai : atOr.sRotta 5000
Ger. Stuottu : 6~trtifitatc
non 9spOrten fur rSeoals -ooo
- g52,sO0.OO
Eipl0iunQs GOnO, Ocponirt bel b,m
S6aBmeiittr Der Scr. Staten
0luf 9roseut Oes &sttO=llmlauisJ $4,000
summa $780, 1879
einoe,abltss ernnOtapitol 100000
ii TgSnlSaGf '' QTofitc, ab,lgli6 Tau.
ituOcr 4usqabcn unb bejablter o o.,
aSsft5tnoe iNaitional.ig anfuottn 10000
fGliQ al uuncre glotiOHnlbanttn l19,OI2.63
6dGig ar StoutsbunieH unO SaH= $1,000
llnbc,ablte 2iOiOcnOcn l3,556.67
9cri0ulibc Sepoftsu, pcl6e AMI &n= N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-11

summa . 49,. s., tOi39L9l
etaat MarDIGnO,
Stdbt dltimorc.
Id. Y. 3. @betIcr, Raihrer Der obtn ets
uonnten 9anf bsi1ipDrc hermit ieierli9, Oub pOr=
btioqtcr gtri6t mad meiHtm beittn gSihtn uno
Glaubtn ipabr 1T.
llnis,,i6nct unO bei4iporsn por mir ant ott'
I,m. Dem .. Ioqt inn WlOnct 5ebrnar 1899.
N" TeGtr3 g.. Sullipun
ofieHtlIber Rptar.
Sit Ri@tiqieit btiGeinigtn
Sdmes GIdrf.
3epppIn Ztrpuic.
SrdnciS ZdiIenneS,
H0 Sirettoren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-11
Sinansieaes

SQIIeI.
glmtyituu 9u;ionul 9aut, S~uOofsGde @igb= unO
@aD.Strubt. Soibua u. ooruer, Yrafotnt; Sis
mon y. Sbott, &difirer.
Wticrn Rational gdnf, IA 9orOsGututUs Strabt.
:. q. SarpcD, QrGiiotnt.
Continental Wational 9aut, RorOrGt=Gds Gbarlts.
uuO Germans traBI, ". 3. 5adion, 4rdfosut;
s. g8cslCp 0utit, Gaifrtr.
Gdt YombarDz unO Soutb=StraBe. Sas. Sluun,
jun, Qrdfosut; g I. Granc, &aifrcr;
Rational Farmers & PLANTERS gant, g%OrofUsit=
Gde Soutb= uuO 8ermansS traBc. SGoio :.
Bartlett, QrdfOcHt; 0tibarO g. Stlutan. &ais
frtr.
Wauufucturers Rational 9auf, GorOoitsgde Ball
timores uno Gibertu. Strabc. Charles u. 9OrieD,
QrdTOcnt: @turp ID. Ytaiou, &diirtr.
Sroptrs' & Wledauits' Natipnnl Sunf. Roropcit=
Ode SaDcttcs uuO GutaD=StruBt, Sd5. 0lart,
QrdiiOtut: \. .. 9gbtslsr. G%aiiirtr.
Scuti6c PANT, ode Baltimore mn Solltoap=Str.
q. -. S6Ul3, 4rdi. Auauit 99ebtr, Raittrer:
WurOluuO SuUiuQ5' Yunf non S1lttntort. ede
9alIimorts mO Solioops Strabt. Qrai0ent 9Sl1.
3surp &uloniu, iuu. S9aBmeiter Dan. elouo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-11
Qlugtpeis iiber BEN Stanb berr 0ropsr5'
uno Re6arics' Nutiondibant" in
Baltimore i'm Stddte WurnldnO
bei'm G6luFe Der @sI4Gfte am 4.
Sehrunr 1899.

bei'm G6lu11e DER 9s10aTte am 4.
~fFe6rudr 1899.
8utbubtu
Sarleben uuO Biscuit . S,GGi8I9.T
MebrQciog,u (oci6ert INN ntnt 0e'
y n@'r stoatsa cibraaation,u' I'M bic ~.
6irfulation SIT iubtrn 10000 %
Gffefteu. Sidcrbcitcu etc. 2l9,GOl.i4
9anfqtbduoe, gtUbelu uno 6tHrt@s
un hi5aS jerapp;ioeaitbam naO sopo: WV,
;7d aRftI" BON gationol.ednttn Gcias
MeicrbezNqcntcUD oV'Oh.JO
Saaio BON Stautsbugttn unO San=
6f atn 20" p0''o'''.""'''.' .".'.- 53l742.8
gn,nsifuuosn unD anocre 8udrpoftn l0l. Il
SasSirr iir Bic Wotioual.8anf 3S,656.56
1nts, non ouocrtu decentralization 100000
gitinpopicrosiO, Nidtl unO Gents G22L92
8debli6e 9uur : &eierOs III Der
8luf, udmlI3: .ooo o ~
sQeSai. I enOf." gioten 3L,OOo.O
Der. Staaten : 6%trtififdts
RON SepeoftsR tirTHeedlz am
1'"''''' $50 4al,a3o.m
Ginl6iunqs.Tono beponirt bel Dem
G2p9H aro,tnt Sts gottu.limianiD 10000
epmma *37oLa9Lol
gtrbiubIt6ftiten
Giubt;abftts gruHofupital. SSHe9VV
iltbtridHb= fouo . S2JO,0UuV9
Ilnpcrtheiltc 9rctitc, obz
,uqli6 lauiuiotr an3goa
hen uuD bs5ubltcr Stsus
I" - 26L77S.o9
giushthrune Observation-Disclosures 100000
Tduiq on ouDtre Static
onoIsPonftn $500, 45ASj
TdaiQ an Stootsbuuttu II.
IrTbt,oSlte SipiptnOsn 24a.OO
Qcrionli6e S,poiteu. tpt=
dc auf NniDtiiunqtn qts
,ootn lDtrocu ionneu lT5l, 30I.4I
Stmuuo : Stpoften=SertIs
iifatt lGum
NeIIII5I" 80 z no 2k1 @
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-11

5ortoauer Der grimmigen 9GIte, =
89ermometer a1entbal6en unl:r
RuQ.- Sn BEN 9itt86urger 8ie6z
bOfeu fallen Den S9painen Die
0bren al. - 8iele MenTdsu ers
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-11
SirSrufrlOsQru;r hrrtagt.

Gbicngo, 10. 5ebradr. Die
8erGanOLun8 Der Mcroantluge ge8en
Baron &uyt BON 8ieoenfelo lit imGrt@
minatgerifJt auf Nntrag Osr 8srtRsiz
otgun9 6is gum 27. BE-. MSts. Dert18t
mnrnan-
Arizona republican., 1899-11-06

There is a growing feeling that Gen
eral Sherman might better have re-
manned in Los Angeles and permitted
his Father Confessor' to boss the job
of working the city council The
Father Confessor'' sometimes con-
fesses too much. as for example, when
he said We've got you and you can't
get away" but his methods are not 30
raw as the generals. Most people
have a natural disinciination.t to being
humbugged, and when the general be
gins his old-time jollying. pats Tom,
Dick and Harry on the back and tries
to kiss them and assures them that he
always loved them. Thomas and Rich
ard and Henry grow sick and wish him
anywhere but within patting distance
of them. The general, like the pitcher
is bound to go to the well once too
often.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-06

CAM. Fickas and Morford have but
a few hours more in which to decide be-
tween their constituents and the water
monopoly. Il this trio continues to ig-
more the wishes of the people who elect
ed them TO office, they must expect to
meet the fate of all traitors. To not
punish them would be most glarinC'
sin of omission on the part of the peo-
pie who are now compelled to pay un-
just tribute to the water company, and
who these three traitors are trying to
bind to the wheel for the next forty
wears
Arizona republican., 1899-11-06

Morford got no dinners and no
wine, neither was he treated to any
free excursions on the coast last sum-
mer. He has not been appointed local
agent for any Pacific Bank property,
and he is interested in no bank or cor
poration which would derive great ben
efts from Southern California financial
institutions. Still he is standing with
CAM and Fickas in an effort to deliver
this city body and soul to the water
company Is it possible that that same
old string is working yet? The people
want to know what there is in it for
Morford.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-06
The Phoenix Water company from
the day it was first organized up to the

The Phoenix Water company from
the day it was first organized up to the
present time has been
THOSE playing a bunco game
WATER on the taxpayers of
BONDS. this city. In the first
place EIr. Gardiner
secured a contract and franchise
from the city council and by rea-
son of this contract with the city he
was enabled to sell bonds of the Phoe-
nix Water company for enough money
to put in the plant. So Mr. Gardiner
did not put a dollar of his money into
the proposition. Along came General
Sherman. He saw what u nice fat
plum Gardiner had and bought him
out giving him about $4,000 for his in
terest in something that never cost
him cent. Sherman then issued
about 100000 more bonds which he
readily sold because of this same con-
tract and franchise with this city.
The bond buyers did not purchase
these bonds just because they We're
satisfied with the amount invested IN
the water company as security. They
well knew that not one-fourth of this
amount was invested in the plant of
the water company. But they read
General Sherman's franchise and his
schedule Of rates to be charged the
residents of Phoenix; they looked At
General Sherman's contract with the
city for water hydrants; they looked
at General Sherman's plan of arbitra-
ton at the end of his 25-year franchise;
they did not care how much the water
works cost. The franchise and city
contract were such a snap they vii
| lingIy paid over their s3JO,O00 for the
bonds.
The taxpayers are tired Of being
| buncoed by a lot of manipu-
lators. They are tired Of fat
| tening the bank account of Cen
e-al Sherman. They are tired of
paying interest in the form of exccs-
sive water rates upon $3.50 900 worth &
water works bonds based on a $4,000.
plant They are tired of paying for
water and not getting it.
The people demand the right to vote
on this question of municipal owner
ship and any more manipulating by
the city council will cause some sud
den vacancies in that queer aggrcga :
l ton.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-06

OF course General Sherman Just
loves" CAM, Fickas, Morford. Aims
worth ct al, and of course these gen
tlemen Just love" the general. That
is merely a case of horse and horse. But
just think of the balance OF the people
of Phoenix who SO far have seen moth
ing to Indicate that they are included
in this loving trust at all. 1t is this
overwhelming majority that is after
the general and his water and love
nonopolies.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-06

| Inc KepuDlcdn yesterday presented
some valuable data bearing on the
operation of water works
MORE in towns where munich
GOOD pal ownership has
EVIDENCE proved to be satisfac-
tory and profitable. Be
low will be found additional Informal
tion which has a direct bearing on the
/ local situation. The revenues of the
water plants mentioned have been fig
ured on the basis of Phoenix charges,
and the operating expenses have been
enlarged to meet the extra cost of fuel
/ in Phoenix. The result shows that if
| the city of Phoenix owned a first-class
water works it would realize a hand
some profit which would enable it to
bring about many municipal improve
ments, greatly reduce taxation, and
avoid the expense of hydrants and
water for city purposes.
At Phoenix prices the receipts and ex-
penditures at Findlay, Ohio, would be
as follows: Revenue, $4O,974 expenses,
81, 900. leaving net profit of s29,974
At Mansfield, Ohio, the revenue would
be s57,474, expenses. $4,000, profit. s44,-
474
At Ravenna, Ohio, revenue, SIS, SEQ, eX-
penses, $4,000, profit, S2O.SOO. The city
of Ravenna operates lis fire hydrants
without, cost to the city. This plant
cost $4,000. No charge is made to
consumers for putting in service pipes
and making connections. The cost of
extension of mains is paid for out of
the receipts.
At Springfield, Ohio, the revenue
would be s117, 900, the expenses, s25, 900,
the profit, 1872, 600.
At Steubenville. Ohio. the revenue
would be $4,000, the expenses $4,000.
and the profit $4,000. One hundred and
seventy city hydrants are maintained
free of charge to the city.
Marietta. Ohio, has a population of
S273. The revenue from the water
works would be $4,000, the expenses
$4,000, the net profit s26.42O. There is
no charge for water for city purposes
or for 165 public hydrants. This plant
pumps water from the Ohio river and
it's system cost s125,O 900.
At aMrtin Ferry. Ohio, the revenue
would be S36,SS4, the expenses $4,000, the
net profit $4,000 This system cost
S165,37O. Water is pumped from the
Ohio river. The city has IS public fire
hydrants.
In all the towns above mentioned and
in all those referred to yesterday in the
Republican, there are pumping plants
such as the one employed here. In most
of these towns many obstacles that do
not exist here have to be overcome, such
as pumping from very deep wells or
from rivers into settling basins and
from the settling basins into stand
pipes, making the consumption of fuel
twice as much as the conditions in
Phoenix require-where an inexhaust-
ible supply of water may be found at a
depth of % or so feet. The facts show
conclusively why General Sherman is
so anxious to retain control of the
Phoenix water works, and why he was
able to sell $780, 900 worth Of bonds on
a $4,000 plant.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-06
AIorfoTd

Father" said General Sherman to
his father confessor, you made a mis-
take when you said we have got you
and you can't get away Making pub
lie speeches upon the water works ques-
tion isn't your strong point You'd do
better as a petition circulator."
Arizona republican., 1899-11-06

Morford. a county official holding
Office as q republican, makes a sorry
appearance lining up with pair of
traitorous democrats in the city coun-
ell. Members of both parties are al
ready wondering what there is in it for
Morford.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-06

where public servants will be held to a
strict accounting. If Moses H. Sher-
man and the Phoenix Water company
are to continue to rule the city council
let us have the evidence at once and
then let US punish the traitors.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-06

One thing that the municipal owner
ship of water works controversy has
developed is the striking similarity in
fighting methods between General
Sherman and General Aguinaldo.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-06

Every Taxpayer should be at the city
hall tonight when the council takes up
the water works question. If the city
is to be jobbed again the operation
should be witnessed by full house.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-06

I'VE have got you and you can't get
away'-General Ainsworth, president
of the water company and father con-
fessor'' ex-Officio.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-06

Three generals and three traitorous
members of the city council against the
welfare and progress of Phoenix. That
is the situation in a nutshell.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-06

It's dollars to douGhnuts that Moses
H. Sherman knows more about poetic
justice" now than he did a week ago.
Sabe, general?
Arizona republican., 1899-11-06
.ASTLE CREEK
HOT SPRINGS.

New buildings; greatly improved ac-
Communications
For those who are troubled with
rheumatism this is the best time of the
year to take the baths.
Return tickets can be had to the Hot
Springs at any of the Santa Fe, Pres
colt & Phoenix Railway company ticket
offices.
Good stage and stage road from Hot
Springs Junction to the Springs.
For any further information address
c. N. COLHOUS, Nanagsr,
Arizona republican., 1899-11-06

AS a father confessor" President of
the Water Company Ainsworth must
have his hands full these days.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-06

Neighboriy sympathy is a good thing.
but a man dislikes to have to break a
limb in order to get little of it.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-06

The kissing-bug has gone into winter
quarters since General Sherman came
to town
Arizona republican., 1899-11-06

Read the advertisements in The Re
publican and learn the name and loca-
ton OF the houses which are doing the
business of the town. You will find
the name of every successful business
man in the city in the advertising col
uElnS.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-06

Publication office: S6-3s East Adams
street. Telephone No. AZ.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-06

PHOENIX. NOVEMBER 6. 1892.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-06

Washington bureau. 500 Fourteenth
street. N. W.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-06

Entered at the postoffice at Phoenix,
Arizona, as mail matter of the second
class.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-06

EMIL GAM. President.
Sol LEWIS. Vice President
s. OBERFELDER, Cashier.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-06

The Republican yesterday presented
some valuable data bearing on the
Arizona republican., 1899-11-06

to town.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-06

present time has been
playing a bunco game
on the taxpayers of
this city. In the first
place EIr. Gardiner
Arizona republican., 1899-11-06
GAM,
FICKAS,
MORFORD.

The city council is to meet tonight to
take action on the question whether
Arizona republican., 1899-11-06
The Arizona Republican.

CHARLES c. RANDOLPH,
editor ana DroDrietor