davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-14
THE TINES RICHMOND THURSDAY SEPTEMBER IA $780,
WILL APPOINT
MAURICE SMITH
Continued From First Page)
land. Ohio, invoked a blessing upon those
assembled and absent.
TIL, pRnIn AMNIt

4
a hvr-lu written by Miss : Elsie Tyler,
Of Athens, Ga, the music being BY prof
Abram r. Tyler. Secretary of the Afccri-
can Guild Of Organists. OF Brooklyn, n.
Y. entitled ''Deo Patriae. Amicis,' was
Sung by all present Next followed the
welcome. by Caldwell G, Tyler, and then
President Lyon O. Tyler took the char.
historical article on the Iylers OF VIZ
ginla and Maryland written by ". l. Iy-
lef Brigham, OF Chicago, was then read
bv Rollin L. Tyler, OF Tylersyille. Conn.
Mss Elizabeth Tyler. OF Washins ton. ac-
companled by Miss Jennie Glennal, then
sang solo. Mrs. Georgia 1yier-kont or
Worcester Mass. read a paper on the
''NNiEes of President Tyler and MISS y Ire
giuid CuIDerts0n, of virginia, poem COM
posed for the occasion.
a short business session followed, and
then "a majority ~ those present adjourned
% the private tearoom IN the willard no
to for dinner. Grace was said by heN'
John P0yntz Tyler. II Philadelphia Pa
after the menu had been disposed or
letters of regret We're read from tncse un-
able % ba present and Toasimasttr D..
Hoee Tyler. Governor OF Virginia. made
q little speech and called Tor toas.s.
capt Richard knicksrbocker Tyler, or
Washington. spoke on Washington: -the
citizen. the city, Mss Blanche ~ God Il
WasaiAgt0n. SANG Is soie. tne words NJ
which were written by President Tyler
and the music by his d1ughte. Airs. Le-
tt.a semple. j.. Gardiner q, .er, OK Sher-
wood Foles.. Va, responded 20 The
House 0f ReDrcs utluNcs. Miss Eliza
he.h Tyler. OF Washington, sans 'Spe.
on Ny Yes el." words by President Tyler.
Harry r. Tyler of Haymar@cL va. re-
snonlcd 10 1.-THE Governors 0f Virginia,
three of whom have been Tylers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-14
FEVER SITUATION.
No New Cases in New Orleans--Nine
New Cases at Key West.

New sjasrS ~ htA W est.
NEW ORLEANS. La, Sept. 3-The
Board Of Health report no new cases Of
yellow fever up to j. NJ. to-day
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Sept. S-The
State Board of Health has announced
that there are nine new cases and 10
deaths from yellow fever at Key West.
WASHINGTON Sept 13.-Surgeon-Gen-
eral Wyman to-day received official IN
formation of the existence of four cases
OF yellow fever az New Orleans. Dr Car
ter is due TO arrive there tomorrow and
he viii have charge of matters In that
city. En- route Dr. Garter stopped at
Port Tampa He reported conditions there
very satisfactory and his report IS con-
Cured in by Assistant Surgeon Trotter
and also 10y Dr Bruuner. who went TO
Port Tampa from Savannah
Surgeon-G General Wyman : very hopeful
that the fever VIII not reach the main
land of Florida Dr. Wyman has decided
not 10 make public the daily reports Civ
ing the details of new cases and deaths
mt Key West but semi-weeky he VIII is-
sue "a statement showing the progress Of
the endemic
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-14

GLOUCESTER c. H.. VA. septeml or
-Spccial.-The third boat race Of the
season took place to-day Ola Ware river
Tie prize winners are as follows: II. y.
Taiiaferro's boat. first prize; Douglas FL
uson's boat Majetta, second, Howell
Meredith third.
But for an accident 90 the last named
boat MIR. Meredith would nave won The
race and the pIIze.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-14

PHILADELPHIA. PA. September 10
Harry Elkes the champion middle dis
lance bicycle rider. tonight I'm a race OF
an hour broke all worlds records from
one mile 70 the hour going Sc miles and AZ
wards I'm the sixty minutes. lie was
paced by three motor tandems Best pre-
vious record for one hour was made by
Taylore. the Frenchman, in France few
weeks ago. who rode 3j miles C1o yards.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-14
THE STATE LEAGUE.
Permanent Organization To be Effected
AT Norfolk To-Day.

The Virginia State League Of Drofes-
eional baseball clubs VIII be permanently
.--anized at Norfolk to-day meeting
O. ecniativcs Of clubs desiring 10 be-
e.-ro O. rc nber OF the league VIII be held
ftrfs ia thc Monticello Hotel, az ?
or.o.E Obs rffcrnoon. Richmond. Nor
FOLK Portsmouth, Newport News. Hamp-
san Roanoke and Lynchburg win Dc rep
resented The four ctics FIRST named are
certain 90 be included Ga the league. n
& Doe determined to have an eisht-ciuD
elrrun me other four wiz be in St. IT,
However. 10 be deemed best 20 coniine the
loarro 10 six cities there wa be con-
test among the forr cllos last named Tor
ite tno vac nrifs The Richmond dele
cation wil ~ down els morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-14
Easy fO Take
Easy to Operate
Because purely vegetable yet thor
ouch, prompt, kealthfui. satisfactory
MsGsg1S Pifkg

second. Piedmont third Time. 2lG IL.
2-I5 IA. PIP 2l6 "a The Queen won the
first heat.
2li class. pace. purse 81 .eoo-Dempsey
first. johnny Agan second Masotte tmrd.
Time. 2u a. 2.l0 Ia
2.27 class. trOt purse I.2oo-Happy jim
first. gdward S second Roscoe third.
Time. 2,l0 a. 2.lo 90.
2.l0 class trot. purse 1900. unfinished
Louise Mac won the third and fourth
heats Clayton won the lrst Captain Jack
won The second. Time. 2:l0 H. 2.0e IL,
2.l0 2ll 81.
Gravcscnd Races.
NEW YORK. September l3.-Results at
Gravcscnd.
First receive and half furlonzs-
Montanic % 20 u first. Flower Of Gold
a. to 4 and 90 - second. Rockton g 20 ID
third Time. los Is
Second race-one mile and an eighth
KING Barieycorn Is 90 y first Bonlno a 10
7 and 10 - second; Arbaces @ 20 y
third Time. l'oi 25.
Third racc-the Aibomarlc. five and
half rurlonc s-Runaway Girl Is 10 ID first:
Cleora O3 90 10 and ! to y second lro-
quois az o. . and TO % third. Time,
1909 Ia.
Fourth raco-one mile and a sixteenth
-Batten 90 10 90 first; Lieutenant Gibson
a To- and 1 20 - second: Dr. Eichberg
Co TO ID third Time. 1875 2-5.
FIRM race-nve and half furlongs-
I,Aloutse a to - first. Satin Slipper "a
10 md o. p second; Ben Hadad IS 90 ID
third Time. 1908.
sixth race-oue mile and n sixteenth
MAZE &c TO % first. Chappaqua 60 20 ] and
20 y second, Monadour e to j. third.
IIme 1A9
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-14
CUBANS FlRST.
Immigration a Robbery While One
Native Remains Unemployed.

HAVANA. September 13.-Senor Tejara.
President of the General League Of cuban
workers. says, in am open letter 10 the
League that in cuba people seem to have
forgotten that "Cubans are those 10 whom
belongs the first rght to have work
Immigration. ne adds is an excellent
thing while there is abundance Of work,
but "whie one cuban remains unem-
p'oved immigration SIS robbery
THE Diario De la Marina saws a ma
ioritv OF the enterprises and labor giving
undertakings in Cuba are I'm the hands OF
foreigners "who must Doe allowed certain
amount of choice in the matter of whom
,bey envoy In Cuba" adding:
"soon there will De am sorts Of oppor-
tuniiies for work IF man wants TO- but
the majority wont work.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-14

Cincinnati at Washington.
Cleveland at philadelphia.
Louisville az Baltimore
Tiusburg al Brooklyn,
Chicago at New York.
ST. Louis at Boston.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-14
GOSSIP OF THE
HOTEL LOBBIES
September 18th Proved an UnprO6ta-
Bile Day for the Landlords.
THE SUPERSTITIOUS DRUMMERS.
Avoid Travelling or 18Th and Object
To Room f3 -Adjutant-O Gen. Male
Talks Military Judge Holmes
on McckIcnbug Convention.

Tie Richmond hotels experienced re-
markedly quiet day yesterday No rasls-
ter viewed by a Times man late ia the
afternoon contained a page Of arrivals.
The falling OFF was attributed boy one
veteran drummer 10 the fact Of rs being
the 18Th of The month.
This opinion was advanced by New
Yorker stopping at the JEFFERSON. "Fri-
days and the 18th day Of the month are
two things about which travelling men.
as rule are superstuous.' he
said q am as matter-of-iact about most
things as any body in the world, he cone
tlnucd. "but ] must confess TO "a ll,Ie SUI
persttion You observe thai 1 am here
to-day. Very good. but / got here yes-
terday. anu propose TO stay until to-mol-
row. j viii make no move today. Simi-
lar action on the par. oil my fe.OW-sa.es-
men, you Will see. means a percepuDie de
minut.on ia travel this 18Th day o. Sep
tomber'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-14
ON HE IURF.

sailor =, Won The Unfinished Troi ~
Ncwpolt-othcr Races
NEWPORT. Il. l.. Sept i3.--Summary
Grand Cifclii.
gns class. tsat unfinished from Tuesday
puise yl.23J-sai,or l. FRS. Excel &C. ord,
hdna Cook third. Time, 2l4 IA. 2l5
kl2 IA Excel won The 1rst heat.
go claps trJt Rhode Island stake
ts-se S3,0V9- Eingmond FIRST The Queen
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-14

PARIS Sept l3.-News received here
to-day from Tripoil indicate that there Is
no foundation for the report OF the ami
hilation OF the FoureauLamy mission in
the Sahara.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-14
TO CURE COLD IN ONE ~

Take Laxative Bromo on!nne Tablets.
All druggists refund the m fney II II fails
70 cure. r. w. Groves signature Is on
each box. &c,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-14

nEArIIs.

sELDEN.-Dled, az Harrsonburg. Va. on
the 10th September. 1899, MARY CARY
SEIDEN, eldest daughter Of the late
Charles seid.n, OF OAK Cf,ye, Ionhatan
county, Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-14

LONDON. September 4-According 10
the Daily Mail. which is strong advo-
cate of general boycott of thc Paris
exposition as protest against the Rennes
verdict. Baron Sumcd. president Of the
Article Club. au organization including in
its membership the colonial agents elne-
rally. and representing commercial A-n''
with au aggregate capital of two billion
pounds sterling. flvors Jhe projected hoy-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-14
FOR BOYS.

Last springs $3.50 Suits for
S4.75.
Last springs $50. Suits for
$3.75.
Last springs $500 Suits for
$40.
Last springs $3.50 Suits for
STD.
Last springs $50 Suits for
SL25.
Mems, same way.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-14
ODttU AitN.


After "a lingering Illness Of several
months Mrs Doroihea paulson. wife OF
mr. Peter Plu.sJn. died at her residence,
No ls2S Vonab.e street. az 'l5 o'clock
yesterday morning
Mrs. Paulson was beloved by many
friends who regret to hear OF her death.
she leaves Two children Jennie o. and
William ". pauison.
The funeral viii take place at the res
idence this afternoon at o'clock,
and The lnterment VIII be I'm River View.
Miss Mary &. seldom.
Miss Mary Cary Sedcn. eldest daughter
of the late Charles Seden Or oak
Grove Powhafan county died Sunday o.
iIaTr!sonburg Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-14
AGAINST THE
BOYCOTT MOVE
we extend cordial Invitation to make $50
home in Orsego."
Plans CHANGED

BERLIN Sept 13.-I is believed here
I'm wel-mformed quarters that there was
a substantial basis for the report that
Emperor Nicholas had arranged Co visit
Emperor William 40 Potsdam, but that
the issue off the Dreyfus trial caused
a sudden change u the plans.
There rs no doubt that elaborate pre-
parations had been made at the Schloss
for the reception of important visitors,
though &c is now cliam-d that these were
for other princely guests expected next
month
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-14

The speaker wa med mp On the subject
of the Fatal number Of don't want ever
To- occupy room % in any ho.el 4 dld &c
the o,her night. though. no was in Wafer
town. n. y. When 4 registered the clerk
assigned me room and remarked
h.l. SIS 90 one 0f the ue.l boys. SHOW the
gentleman up 20 40. L. Turning 10 me
ue grew e.oluenl iu description OF the
apartment which. as a matter of fact, 1
found 90 bee handsomely furnisuc. and
well situated i'm every respect Follow
ing the 10y. 4 stopped at no. H. CHANGING
al the number on the doOr. j detected thtl
some figure had been erased or removed
from beside the d. ANA my suspicious
were at once aroused. 4 minute spent
in going 90 The adjoining doors disclosed
that 80. J. was situated between rooms
j. and 10. IL was plain as the II on me
door thar the missing MINERAL N3s % and
that NO J. was really the original room
- of that hotel IL vexcd me that the
clerk should have tried 90 deceive nae, and
L consented to occupy the room only after
[ had given min "A senteeel call-doWn.
At this point one Of the gentlemen be-
mind the jefferson counter Joined in the
discussion lie said that many Of he
hotels that are built now have no room
40. 13 experience having proved that the
superstition. however foolish, or tfaNellns
men i'm regard 10 The number cannot pe
overcome. The jefferson has no Room IL.
Acknowledgement Male discussed mill
tary last night at New Ford's. where Doe
has rooms. lIo got ON the subject of eN-
ammations which militia officers are re
Quired to stand. and said that The war
with Spain had demonstrated that The
Omcers as rule. were deficient h
knowledge Of the manner which govern
ment property in their possession must
be accounted for. in tactical knowledge
he said. the lthcers showed mp Well
"fn the future" said tie Adjutant Gem
eral. examinations vii emDody cues
tions designed TO indicate tine applicant
familiarity with the methods OF military
accounting. More attention will be given
To the general education Of the applicant.
lhe result will DE seen ia the rcorgan.zed
Arizona republican., 1899-03-04

from Massachusetts last night MT. Foss is from WalthaHl, while MT. Kelly is Of Boston.
 Charles Bowman and Scott White arrived yesterday from. Tumbstone and are stopping at the Commercial.
 W. A Manion and A. c. Rosendale arrived yesterday from San Francisco and secured quarters at the Commer- cial.
 J. w. Estell and wife of Columbus, O., who are making tour of the west, arrived at the Commercial yesterday morning.
 Yesterdays arrivals at the Commer- cial from New York city were Edward E. Salter, c. J. Williams and Mrs. An nie Yeamans.
 Dr. L. D. Dameron, Mrs. Dameron and Mrs. H. A. Hughes returned yes terdey morning from a visit with rela- tives at Denton, Tex.
 Percy ScoviIle of the Scoville Plumb ing company, and Harry Hall, the tray cling man, drove to Mesa yesterday looking up plumbing business.
 Burt Mcffat.- Rough Rider. living aa Palomas, is visiting friends in town He is a son of Porter Moffatt, for many years resident of Phoenix.
 Captain w. w. Wall was seized with a sudden illness while standing in the pOstOftice yesterday morning and was removed to his home. He was feeling much better last night.
Arizona republican., 1899-03-04
FROM CROWNED KING.
A Rich Specimen of Ore From That Famous Mine Received By a
 Phoenix Man.

Bert Lincoln is in receipt of Q letter from miner who is engaged at the Crown King mine. Accompanying the letter was a quartz specimen half the size of ones fist. It contains from S7 to $S in gold. The specimen is taken from the rich ledge which runs about s164,0 in gold
 The letter explains the character of the ore which displays q contrast in color, dark and white tints being divided about evenly. It states that in the white portion of the ore the gold is displayed to best advantage but that it is not nearly so rich per cubic inch as the dark specimen which has an ap- pearance of broken iron ore.
 The writer mentioned the relative location of the tunnel, car track and shaft, and it is understood that the strike was made in the lower digging5 and not directly under the hoist.
 There has been speculation regard ing the authenticity of the alleged strike and people without the territory in some measure have been lead to believe that it was a story circulated for the purpose of offsetting the mag nitude of the recent strike at Cripple Creek, and demanding the attention of outside capital. But the knowledge of
Arizona republican., 1899-03-04
IAN ANGELS VISIT"

Have you looked over '.Kilroy's New Palestine" Rooms 201-2 Fleming block, city property, over 500 lots? First, it is the home of the thrifty mechanic ss well as the conservative eastern home seeker Second, it is the only sanitary severed tract in or to the city of Phoenix, located in the very heart of the resident and manufacturing cen ter. viz: icn Center street. First, Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth and Sew enth avenues. Lots 50X130. price S65 to $200 each, on the installment plan. Monthly payments from $5 to $10, with out interest All our business is done in our office. We do not employ curb stone brokers.
Arizona republican., 1899-03-04
PERSONAL MENTION.

J. T. Taylor of Los Angeles is at the Hotel Adams.
 E. D. Stowe of Mesa was registered at the Lemon yesterday.
 David Gibbs Of Saltwater Minn, is stopping at the Ford.
 William Stephens of Los Angeles was at the Commercial yesterday.
 David Gibbs of Saltwater, Minn., is 9 recent arrival at the Ford
 Henry Waterman of Whitehall. N Y, was registered at the Ford yester- day.
 Charles Bowman of Tombstone was registered at the Commercial yester day.
 Miss Gibson of Walla Walla, Wash, arrived yesterday and is 9 guest of the Ford
 Arch Wormell went to Tempe yester- day on a visiting trip to some of his friends
 Mr. and Mrs J. W. Estill of Colum- bus, O., are registered at the Com mercial.
 N. Y. Price came in from Florence yesterday and obtained lodging at the Commercial.
 c. c. Keller came down from Pres colt last night and is a guest of the Commercial.
 Among yesterdays arrivals at the Commercial was Sheriff Scott White Of Cochise county.
 Judge w. H. Barnes Of Tucson ar rived in the city yesterday morning. He is stopping at the Hotel Adams.
 Webster F. Foss and J. C. Kelly are at the Hotel Adams, having arrived
Arizona republican., 1899-03-04

the conditions have been very evident to the local residents where it has been verified by so many persons.
 It is well understood that the com pany is taking every precaution to conceal the nature of the strike, and it has not even trusted to the secrecy of the employees. The drivers and teams which transport the bullion to Prescott are changed or every trip, and other measures T. ve been resorted to, partly. it is thCTc st, . ward off danger of a possibility cf a robbery, but more par ticu1arly to conceal the knowledge Of the output. The concentrates are also freighted to Prescott, and it is known that they run between $2O0 and $500 a ton No strike to equal the ore in mention has ever been trade with so little concise knowledge Of the cir cumStances.
Arizona republican., 1899-03-04

larly situated would have preferred
 smallpox to such d quarantine Those
 who know anything about the geo.
 graphy and topography of eastern Graham county know that there are
 only two ways to get out of Morenci | One is through Clifton at the entrance of the valley of Chase creek about five
 miles below. The ether route is aerial. According to reports from that part of the world very few citizens of Morenci have wings and many of them never
 will have any.
 SELF APPOINTED POLICEMAN. - There was new policeman in town
 last night He is in jail this morning.
 After the Salvation Army services
 Harvey Wilson, a member. was on his
 way home in the southern part of
 town. At a street corner he was seized
 by a Mexican who said he was a newly
 invested policeman. He tCld Wilson
 that he was under arrest and to come
 to jail. Wilson resisted, but couldn't
 make it stick. His captor was a large
 and powerful man and liquor had tenn
 poraTily added to his strength. He
 was, therefore, dragged to the bastile.
 The Mexican kicked on the docr, yell
 ing that he had malefactor The
 dCor was finally thrown open, the
 Mexican was locked. up by Bill the factotum. and Wilson started home again.
 A LOT OF LUMBER. Mention was made in The Republican the other day of ten cars of lumber which had been received for constructing a boat for the big dredger. This is the highest eGade lumber ever brought to Arizona. It was cut in the Puget Sound country to order. Two of the pieces are each eighteen inches square and forty-four feet long. Each occupied two cars. There is not a knot or flaw in either, but for that matter there is not sup posed to be a knot in the ten carloads 1 The lumber had an eventful voyage. l It was shipped in a vessel whose hold ! was filled with lime. The ship sprang leak and the lime was set on fire, i which was communicated to the 1um- Der. The vessel was scuttled and sunk | at Astoria and the lumber transferred | to anothe~ ship
 NEW FEATURE IN TICKETS. -i A. W. Warwick is probably the first purchaser in Phoenix of thousand mile ticket on the Santa Fe road. It is new feature Of ticket selling at this place and will be of much5 benefit to the travelling public. The ticket costs S25 and can be used at any, points between Phoenix and San Diego or to Albuquerque. These places afe the ends of the three closest divisions of he Santa Fe system. The ticket can be used at any time within a year md any number of stop-ove1S can be made. As MT. Warwick explained the purchaser of a thousand -mileinticket nay make a thousand-mile tip or he nay make thousand trips of one mile each, providing he does So within q 1ear. He said that a three thousand nile ticket might be purchased with he privilege of travelling over any of he Santa Fe lines between Chicago md San Diego MT. Warwick left last light for Danby, Cal, and incidentally 1 2e will save over $S with his ticket JpOn arriving at Danby he will still lave credit for mileage on the ticket hich will carry him over a distance lmost as far IS Phoenix is from Los lngeles.
Arizona republican., 1899-03-04
MATTERS OF RECORD.

Richard Hare, widower, to Harry Walker, deed to lot 6, iHermosa tract, in sec 33, tp n, e; consideration, $1, 100.
 M H. Sherman and wife to O. L. Stewart, deed to lots and 4, block Is, Capitol addition; consideration, $7OO
 John and Frank Asher to Joseph Cox, deed to Cashier mining claim: consideration, S4OO.
 o. l.. -Sturtevant and wife to Gilbert D Gray, deed to let's 8 and 4. block 16. Capitol addition; consideration, $400.
Arizona republican., 1899-03-04
Is Your Husband Cross?

The cause may be that hei has a Razor that pulls Dull Razors make sharp tempers. Persuasion is a great thing in the management of husbands.
 Persuade him to give you the old Razor for paring your corns and sug- gest that he go down to Davidson's Cash Store and look over their line of thicty-two different patterns of Razors, ranging from roc to $3.50, some Of which are guaranteed, to give absolute satisfaction in every par ticular. Also large line of Homes, Strops, Shaving Soap, etc
Arizona republican., 1899-03-04
AN ARTIST OF REPUTE.

Miss Cora Little, distinguished ar tist, has lately come to the city from Nebraska, where she was for some time, art instructor at Cotuer univer- sity. Miss Little is highly praised by art critics and the praise is given force by several of her works, now on ex- hibition at various places in Phoenix One landscape greatly admired and de serving of special mention, is a wood interior, on exhibition at the Phoenix bakery. The view is in Vermont and represents the foliage and trunks of trees reflected in the clear waters of a pool
 AS corporation batter Mir Croker has essayed role which will be sure to produce some startling results.
Arizona republican., 1899-03-04
Secretary.

Business mems lunch for the week. served in the Ford Hotel Bar, from 11:3O to for 20c. Sunday, tenderloin steak; Monday, chicken pie, country style; Tuesday, prime roast beef; Wednesday, roast young turkey; Thursday New England boiled din- ner; Friday, fried oysters or Kansas City pork chops; Saturday, one-half roast mallard duck. Soup, fish, vege- tables, bread and butter included; all for 20 cents
Arizona republican., 1899-03-04
POULTRY AND GAME
 AT BUX1ONS

Live Poultry of every description, Turkeys, Domestic Geese, Ducks and Chickens.
 Dressed Poultry always on sale in cold storage at our store.
 We are prepared to fill orders in any quantity.
 All kinds of game in season.
Arizona republican., 1899-03-04
NNNNNNNA A%y -@~%% &p
 WHAT PEOPLE SAY. :
SN SNNNNNNN~NNNAN%~ ~

A W. Warwick: I have examined the mining properties of your territory at different times in the last few years, and have become convinced that much of the future prosperity of the country will emanate from the southwest, So-