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The state herald., 1899-11-24

Las' Friday night Fred y. Harris left
Tor Pueblo, Colorado, TO assume tue
position of ps.,staut superin,enj.nt IN
tb. ID. 4 Il. q. X. r., about 0oo mil,s oi
road bciDe Oh Lis division. Since sper.
a,ious b.Ran on the new sx,susien hs hss
been superintendent, Of construction. A.
~ siiicisnt railroad man Mr.. Harris 10
too vel, known In railroad o,rolcs 10 war.
rant any oommsut from the Grip. 10
his new Held Of labor bis many friends
ou the u. 4 N. wish him unboundsi
prosperity and We hope tba, ere long
th. Grip may have the pleasure u noting
bis promotion 10 higher positisus.--Alli,
anos 0np.
Fred vas for t,mc = resident, Of Ho.
yoke aud his friends 10 hoI, oke sts
pleased 10 learn Of HE SUCCESS Ia his
chosen iiss ef ~crs.
The state herald., 1899-11-24

The building Of the Brush. Alliance
ins Of the Burlington, which hiss lain
sppsrrstly dormsut for several months.
fsesivsd substantial recognition yestsr'
day by the appearance In this CITY Of
Uru.fal Superintendent Calvert Of the
Burning ou. Tobias Castor aud 4. r.
Murdoch, chief rigDt VI way men. Mr..
Calvert came In on the early train and
drove aver the right Of wsy up the river
10 Atsosd aud then rsturssd to this city
on ,hs south side Of the river Whether
any change 10 contemplated With refer
spos 10 crossing ths river here and run.
Mug up entirely on the south side 10 not
known, but enc thing seems positively
certain and TIM, IL that tho contracts ara
70 10 lot and work commenced insids sf
twenty days, perhaps Ices.
THIS line 10 practically compIstsd from
Alliance 10 tho North Platte nvsr aud
work on the bridge there has been In
progress for n month OF more. These In
y position IN know asssrt that every.
thing 10 ready for letting contrscss snd
that the ssms will be dsps speedily.
kr. Calvert vsut ssst On the Chiosss
Special last niaht.-S,srIins Democrat
The state herald., 1899-11-24
ORDINANCE NO. "a.

An ordinance 10 provide for the licensing
OF billiard, pool bugatslls and pigeon
hole tables.
Be 1t ordained by tho board Of Trustees
Of the town OF Hoiyoks.
SIC. The keeper, or any person or
persons. who shall keep for public amuse'
mont or profit an billiard, pool basatslls
ur pigeon hole table shall be required To
pay on zach tabls so kept, an annual
license ioo Of ten 00 dollars.
SIC. 2-Any psrson or persons keep
ing any tables mentioned in section op-
% OF this ordinances for tho PURPOSES
stated, without having ob,aiusd aliceu-e
therefor, shall ts dc-mrd guilty of u
mi.d,mcanor. and upon conviction there
Of shall 10 iined not exceeding Twcnty
i've Co5) doliars for each day suoh billiard
pool baea,slle or pigeon bols table arun
without licons-.
Scr.3.-Any persoi, or persons licensed
10 run billiard hall nudcr tho provisions
OF ,his ordiuapcs who shall ALLOW minors
to loitor thsIsin, or play On nuy billiard
pool, bagatslls or pigeon hole table with
in said billiard hall. shall bs deemed
guilty Of n m,sdensansr aud upon con
,,c,iou thereof. shsl, bc Hned no, less
than I've (5) dollars. nor more than ten
(iO) dollars and costs of suit.
sro. TT shall bs the duty Of all
keepers Of billiard halls To close SAID hall
NJ twelve o'clock y. N. on Saturday
nights and kssp closed until after twelve
o'clock M. the follo-ing Monday, Any
person or persons violating this sec'iep
upon conviction thereof shall bs hasd
not le.a than i've t5) dollars nor more
than twenty five f25I dollars.
sro. g. Al ordinances asd parts OF
ordinances In conflict herewith are here
by repealed.
Passed this 10th day o! Nov. 1922.
Approved this 10th day Of Nov lsoo.
(sEAL) L. Jx3LAsc, Mayor.
Attest Il. Y. wsnn,r, Recorder
The state herald., 1899-11-24


BLAST FROM RAMS HORN.
Most men begin to save after they have
spent all.
The first thing you rec 10 boiling wa
ter IL the scum.
Christians are like eggs, there arc NO
medium Onos.
self-forgetfulness is only acquired by
remembering Others.
The world is vstssl in whose hold
the fire 10 already burning.
Gods first act after tho creation WAS
the orsanizstion Of home.
Many public professions are criminal
over-issues Of religious stock.
When there Is . Dire in the church the
people will gather about the hearth.
When . man shows his goodness in bis
home the chances are that goodness has
It's home IN him.
The worldly are spending the winter
Of life in collecting snow balls, forgetting
that the summer com.s.
When the Lord listens for the din Of
his workshop He tso often hears but .
synphopy OF snorss from the droning
churches
The state herald., 1899-11-24

Satisfactory progrsss is being made III
the ii5. mile extension Of the Burlington
railroad from Alliance. Nsb., to Haf,yills
wyo. The iirst station, Apgsrs, twenty.
I've miles southwest Of Alliance, Was
opened fer business on October IL. The
sew line ,favsrsss = splendid stock coun
try between Alliance aud the North
Platte r,vsr. Fiom Bridgeport vest ~
long the north bank Of tue North plntie,
10 soms Of the besl irrigated farm lAsd
In tue west. Over the STATE lins In wy.
otn,ng the iron mines y, nnr,vilie give
pspmi,s Of developing = second B,rmips.
ham Al the western terminus OF the new
stretch si rsilrssd.
The state herald., 1899-11-24
From present Indications thsr. is nc

From present indications tbsrs 10 no
room Tor doubt that the proposed ALI
ance Brush line Of the u. 4 n. will be
constructed IN the nssi future. The
building Of this line Of road will give
Holyok through iins to Denver and
will Also benefit our town by Increasing
tho business ON the high line. II will
also improve very materially the con
vsnisnc~s for travelling over this Inns Of
road ~ 1t has recently been stated by
one Of the highest otic.als o. the Is. Il NJ.
company that trs, class passenger trains
would br rnnnins on tbi. line of road In
The near future.
The state herald., 1899-11-24

On Wednesday, Nov. 18th, dsashter
was born Mr.. aud Mrs.. s. W. B~ses Of
Holyoks and on Tuesday. Nov. 2lst the
little bsbs died. Funsrsl ssrvicss we're
conducted from the home by Rev. Rich.
ards, Tuesday afternoon. This 10 the
second little daughter that death has
taken from them. They have the syn.
pathy Of friends 10 their loss.
The state herald., 1899-11-24
W. j. WnirHAM.
IDA B. wnIruAM.
AssA A. WuirHAM.

Go to E.Z Massn's for dry goods, ,gsn,'s
furnishing goods, boots aud uhc-s aud
fancy groceries: they have the largest
assortment, greatest VARSITY and latest
styl.a 10 dry goods and gents furnishing
goods Boots and shoe. are sold cheaper
than any place in town and When IL
comes 10 .roorriss you know hat We are
never undsrsold. Highys' prices .rs ri.
way, paid Tor nil kind, u pr,jae. y.
u Mssan.
The state herald., 1899-11-24

The Sterling newspapers are making .
strong fight for system Of water works
for their town. II seems very strange
that so many Of the business men Of
Sterling oppose the move to put in wa
ter works. They are certainly making q
great mistake IN dong 30 for a good
tystem Of water works would bs worth
much more to the town than its cost.
The state herald., 1899-11-24

NlgASrrD- SEVERAL PERSONS ron Dis
w trirt oie- MahAsrrs IN this stats To rep
rsssus mo In thrif own and surrounding counties
wliiins 10 pay y-sriy tooo. payable w.ehly. do.
.ir~bi, -myioymsn, With unusual opportunities.
RsH6ssness exchanged. fncios- ."if-addr-ss-i
stamped envelope. s.A. Park. ~ cs,'on Build
ins chicaao.
The state herald., 1899-11-24

WANTED SEVERAL BRIG lit AND HONEST
w persons 10 represent NJ a. Managers In THIS
and eloss By coantiss. ssisry esp ysar And 81
ssnsss. Straight, bonsa NO moro. NO iess sAlArJ
Position psunansnt. Our references. any bank In
snytovn. Itis naialy ofics work conductsi at
home. Rsfsrsncs. encioss s.lf' addressed stamp
ed envelope. Tss Dosisios conrAxr. psp,s.
Chicago
The state herald., 1899-11-24

It is reported 'hst the Burlington, now
building from Alliance to Brush, is plan
nisg TO throw hundreds sf grsdsp aud
trAcklsysrs snto the line and have II com
plstsd TO Brush for operation 10 the
spring. This information was left be-
hind whom Mr.. Perkins left Denver last
1hursdsy.-Dsnysr Timss.
The state herald., 1899-11-24

Mn. Anna A. whitman. wife si WI.
whitman OF this county died a, her home
on Sunday, Nov. 10Th. shc had been
sIck only . short lime with pneumonia
The funeral services were conducted
from the homo or Monday tho 10th 10
s,sst. Rev. Richards Of Holyoke preach
ine the funeral sermon. An obituary
will b. published later.
The state herald., 1899-11-24

Lewis Olnstsd had the misfortune
10 have 9 6naer badly msshsi while
helping hasdls some heavy timbsrs les,
Saturday. The first finger on his lei'
hand was caught under heavy timber
and " badly mashed that 1t was nscss-
ssry 70 ssputsts the Eager below the
sscosd JOINT.
The state herald., 1899-11-24

William Cl-mmon came up from Red
Cloud, Neb., last week aud spent day
10 H"lyok. looking after business inter
sst.. He Will leave Red Cloud 10 the
near future and 20 to San Monica, Gal.
The state herald., 1899-11-24

The four days Of cloudy weather tins
week with rain part Of the time, has BEEN
quite change from the bright sunshine
that This section Of country had been en-
ioy ing all inll,
The state herald., 1899-11-24

Miss hsdgs Crowpsr has not bsss able
TO tesoh her room IN the Holyoks schools
this week on socount Of the ssvsrs sick
nsss Of her brother John. Roy Warren
hes bsss teaching the roou Tor her.
The state herald., 1899-11-24

Superintendent T. e. Calvert Of the
B. 4 NJ. vent west through helyoks,
Tuesday nernins in his special car. He
vas gong TO Sterling on busissss con
nsctsd with construction sf the Alliance
Brush line OF road.
The state herald., 1899-11-24

Mrs. Raymond csms down from Den
YER last week to visit her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. +. NJ. Piersall Of Holyoke. Mrs.
Pisrsall will return to Denver with her
and spend the winter there.
The state herald., 1899-11-24

Mrs. d. H. Freeman returned 10 Hell.
yeks last week froa visit st Jusiat .,
Neb. Mrs. L. Wakefield and daughter.
hiss Ethel returned with her for . visit
in Holyoks.
The state herald., 1899-11-24

Rev. T. @. Kirkwood, D. d. Of Colo
RADIO Springs, Presbyterian State Mis-
slonary, preached couple Of excellent
sermons at the NJ. Il. church in Holyoke
last Sunday.
The state herald., 1899-11-24

l have received my fall line Of DR.,
goods, ladies capes, jsckets and collar
stt~s. ladies' and gents underwear ant
also mems duck coats, overalls and jump
ere. W. r. Shamp.
The state herald., 1899-11-24

This season We make specially on oil
kinda Of underwear boys' and mems
ovsrcoats, uist.rs and pants. Be sure
and see us, ~e eau save yon money.
E z. Masor
The state herald., 1899-11-24
See Slater before You make your proof

Irwin Bros, have located oattls ranch
IN the southwestern part Of the county.
They will have two or three wells put
down and will construct reservoirs for
stock water.
The state herald., 1899-11-24

WAsrEp:-A iew bright. energetic
lsdies 70 Assist mo In my business during
their spare time; permanent position and
sssd vasss sssily made. Address, Mrs'
2. Hsonsbusg.
The state herald., 1899-11-24

K. II. Akin has recently had q well
pot down on his iarm southwest OF Hol-
yoke. Frank McEirO! pat down IL.
well for him.
The state herald., 1899-11-24

WIS. Pavsy from McCook. Nsb., Is
now b. 4 NJ caller at liolyoke. Rs ~ili
nave his family to Holyeks ip the near
future,
The state herald., 1899-11-24

] have my tail sanpies oi c!stDius
from Wauamaken a. Brown. W. X
Shamp.
The state herald., 1899-11-24

q. b. Weir lett Holyoke, Thursday for
Omsha aud, after spending q few days
there, will make visit with relatives In
Iowa.
The state herald., 1899-11-24

W. L. IRWIN has purchased the Allen
rssidsncs property adjoining his resi-.
dspos property IN aolyoks.
The state herald., 1899-11-24

l have nice line OF Bradley Il Met
calf Co.'S. celebrated shoes. Call and sss
them. W. r. Shamp.
The state herald., 1899-11-24

Don't forget the bsske. supper ,h's
evening given BY the Y. P. S. @. E. oi
the Baptist church.
The state herald., 1899-11-24

August Schsuusm ann has resigned his
ps,sition ~ manager o. z. 2. Aasen's
general stock stors, . position which he
hsd held for several yssrs.
The state herald., 1899-11-24

E. z. Mason's store IA the place to
buy your blankets. They ars sold
from Is cents up.
The state herald., 1899-11-24

A. T. Guthrie received q car load OF
goods this week for his wagon, buggy
and farm implement store.
The state herald., 1899-11-24

Mr.. Caldwell, representative Ut the
Rocky Mountain News spent Thursday
in Holyeks.
The state herald., 1899-11-24

Squire Churniug's court ass been iu
session four days this week on the trial
Of one case.
The state herald., 1899-11-24
Great Bargains In Children's
Misses And Ladies' Jackets,
Capes and Collarettes For On.
" One Week.

A large cloak firm in Chicago has sent
4, very nice VARSITY ofiscksss, eapss
.,A collsssttss which Will be 90 esh'bi'
sseu for one week osly aud during this
time ~ vail ssli them o. very los fiG'
ares. Don't niss ibfs opportunity II you
wsn. anything IN IN" Iiss, % YOU si'l
never rel such bargains sss'n. Rsmsm'
b., The scods viii bs here only csc
seer after which time We hnvs 10 r..
turn all sarmssts not cold. Come
s,,,y and make your sclsction.
Respectfully
k.z Nsses.
The state herald., 1899-11-24

Application for making final proofs
made free. by Clerk Of District Court.
The state herald., 1899-11-24

John Crowssr has been very sick this
week with pnsumopis.
The state herald., 1899-11-24

Mrs. Y. Johnssn moved from her iarn
TO her residence IN Holyoke this week.
The state herald., 1899-11-24

@. j. Slater, Co. Judge, will make your
application for final proof. free OF charge
The state herald., 1899-11-24
This is very gratifying, for Dr..
Prices Cream Baking Powder
is depended upon by millions Of
people to raise their daily bread.

NorE--These Government inquiries
also developed the fact that there
are many mixtures upon the market
made in imitation Of baking powder,
but containing alum or other caustic
acid whose use in food Is dangerous.
The state herald., 1899-11-24
A CARD.

We dssir. TO thank our neighbors aud
friends Tor their loving kindness through
the last sicknss. and the burial ~ our
vile aud mother; may God ever bless
you oil 10 our prsysr.
IN 4 D...
The state herald., 1899-11-24
MRS. l.. A.EATON. DRESS MAKER
Rooms South Side Gordon House, aol'
ysks.
NOffCE.

On Tuesday Of ssoh week ] viii
si,s TO ny customer one iez2o Portrait
vslusd d o. 90 With every dos. esbisst
,Iotures ordered. Pissss rsasobsf
russisy esly. Coas sisctisu day for the
Aisss 9vssdv. VIC Fsvses'
AYSbk
The state herald., 1899-11-24

II you want to buy ucw sewing ma
chine, organ or piano call on W. X.
Shamp..
The state herald., 1899-11-24
FOR SALE CHEAP.

Ny Waverly bicycle, and fall leaf pig
eon hole office secretary. S. NJ. Chsse.
The state herald., 1899-11-24
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER "a, 1899 81 so Per Y ear

The Y. P. 8. G. g. Of the Baptist
church will give haskst supper At the
Grand Army hall this evening.
The state herald., 1899-11-24

"Black Cat Brand" stockings for boys
and girls are the best made For sale 1t
Shsups,
The state herald., 1899-11-24
AGovernnne1,It
1nquiry u

Is being made by the United STATED
Senate Food Commisson into III
matter Of food adulteration, now 50
prevalent.
Twice before the United States
Government has made inquiries as
to the ingredients and quality of
the baking powders Of the market.
Each time the government report has
shown Dr.. Prices Cream Baking Pow
Notwithstanding strength, a grape
creamof tartarpowder of sterlingworth,
and absolutely pure and wholesome.
This is very gratifying, for Dr..
Prices Cream Baking Powder
is depended upon by millions Of
people to raise their daily bread
NorE-These Government inquri
also developed the fact that the
'RlCe BAKING POWDER CO., mixtures the mark
Cr'CA6o made in imitation Of baking powde
but containing alum or other
acid whose use N food dangerou
The state herald., 1899-11-24

Buy your dry ssods u W. r. shanp.
The state herald., 1899-11-24
New dress goods at Stamps.

New dress goods at Stamps.
Basket supper at the G. A. r. hail this
evening.
A car Of Aonr. bran and shorts ut
mp
GO to b q. Mason, ior The nicss.
potatoes in town.
Ses the new DISSEMINATING ad Of Mrs.
Leutx in thia i.aus.
Storm sash At Sutherlsnds. Order
early and avoid rush.
II you need any thing IN glassware I
have IL. ". r. Shamp.
WANrID:-A girl to do hodsework.
1sqairs q ASsald ofiics.
NV. Summers has recently purchased
new top buggy.
A couple Of cars Of cattle were shipped
east iron Helyoks this ws.k.
Ladies wishing 70 have up-to-dats tail
or suits made, call on Mrs. Il. G. Lsntz.
Geo. Il. Hall and family now ride in
new covered Oh rr,ags recently purchased.
"Black Cat Brand" stockings for boys
and girls are the best made For sale Ut
The state herald., 1899-11-24

Geo. 4. Hall and family row ride in .
new covered Oh rriags recently purchased.
The state herald., 1899-11-24

Ladies wishing 70 have up-to-dats tail
or suits made, call on Mrs. Il. G. Lsntz.
The state herald., 1899-11-24
w. b. Kelsey 10 on the sick list.

Mrs. 8. n. Chsss is on the siok list.
The state herald., 1899-11-24

PRICE BAKING POWDER CO.,
CHICAGO.
Arizona republican., 1899-03-03
Rain Or
Place
VIM. G. BURNS Observer.

-- C--
 THE EFFECTS Or THE GRIP are overcome by Hoods Sarsapar1lla which FUrifies the blood. t@1es the stomach, strengthens the nerves, and makes the whole system vigorous and healthy. A vegetable cathartic that can be ~e- lied up9H to do it's work 5horoughly- Hoods Pills
Arizona republican., 1899-03-03

The utilization of grain elevator waste for sheen and cattle food has given rise to a new industry in the northwest. The waste brings $7 a ton
Arizona republican., 1899-03-03
w anted- To buy, Copper Properties.

I nave been commissioned by Boston capitalists tcl buy cop per properties in Arizona. Must be well located as to water, show some develop ment Owner must be able to furnish reports on ores, maps cf mines and location and either good samples or record of shipments. No fancy prices will ba paid, but parties hay ing property they want to. eX- change for immediate cash can make a quick trade. Call on Or address me at The Rcpub- Hcan office, Phoenix.
 EDWIN s. GILL.
Arizona republican., 1899-03-03
CAUCUS BILL
(Continued From First Page.)

They are perfectly willing to stay to
 dinner, but they want the host to in
 SiSt upon it.
 Santa Cruz county, which has taken
 the place of FapagO county, was con-
 sidered. in the house whole committee yesterday MT. Donau offered an amendment that the act creating the
 new county shall take effect after it's ratification by q majority of the voters or Pima couny at an election to be held within ninety days. The amendment was lost. Mr. Donau then offered an amendment adding territory to the proposed county. as was done in the case of Papago. This amendment was voted down and the bill was recom- mended to pass. Those Mexican ci- gars and silk handkerchiefs with borders of tatting, which the members brought with them from NOgales, are evidently having effect.
 Speaker Ashursts house bill 49, ex- empting railroads that may hereafter Toe built from taxation, was killed in the house by making it special order for March Is, at Il o'clock D. m. This time is one hour before the death of the legislature by old age. The speaker says this bill was close to his heart, as it meant a railroad rom Jerome to Williams.
 Mr. Elale's school bill-No 11-was amended so that the school board shall consist of five citizens ap- pointed by the governor. The original bill named the persons who were to constitute the board. but the attorney general is of the opinion that this $ in violation of the organic act. The bill as amended is recommended to pass.
 MT. Moore's house bill 50, paying bounties for the scalps of wild animals, passed the house. Mr Gray said he hoped the bill would not pass, for it's operation was liable to bankrupt every ecUnty in the territory
 MT. Bunchs council bill 2 was lost on final passage in the house. The bill authorized towns of 500 or p1ore popJI- latiOn to tax various industries.
 MT. Olneys council bill 58, repeating the law concerning animals running at large, was laid on the council table
 The library bill came back ta the house as amended in the council MT Berham, the father of the bill, is op- posed to the council amendments. and in order to get the matter properly be- fore the house he moved thar the house concur in the council amend ments. The intense interest taken in the bill by the members was evil denced by the fact Jhat when the speaker put the motion Mr. Benham alone voted mo- and nobody voted aye" Hence the house refuses to concur in the council amendments and a conference committee is necessary to | adjust matters. The house made the unprecedented proposal to the council that a conference committee of three ! house members and two council mem | bers be appointed. President Gold | water cP'mmented on the peculiar:ty of | this offer, and wondered what show | the council would have in this 5-to-2 | conference. He accordingly appointed | Messrs. Goldberg, Finley and Wolff to | meet like number of members form | the house.
 MT. Adams sprung 3 novelty on the house yesterday by moving the recon 5ideratiOn of the vote by which house bill 66 passed, which Dill passed Feb ruary P. The motion was declared cut of order. It then developed that
Arizona republican., 1899-03-03
'A|Is NINNNlNN NNWN N&NN NR 3 WHAT PEOPLE SAY. :

GUstave H. OlesOn of Minneapolis: The recent cold weather in Minnesota was fruitful for the plumbers, if for no one else. The weather was called the Plumbers delight" from the fact that the extra cracking Of pipes kept them busy. Plumbers in that country are compelled to pass an examination before they can practice and in that manner the people are protected. Where such an immense amount of work is done every cold season, i'm posters would have full sway were it not for the restrictive law The linn tied number who are competent to pass these examinations have their hands full when the pipes crack. Tt is an i'll wind that blows nobody good"
 Noel R. Gascho of Chicago: AL trough I am 9 stranger here and am not familitr with the local conditions of sheep, l have nevertheless always been interested in that industry and in it's welfare. Sheepmen throughout the country have organized protective as scciatiOns and it would seem to me Q very practical way for them to do here. Probably the greatest hind~ance to a move of that nature is the fact that tine sheepmen are so scattered. but at this time Of year there are number of them in town every day I have counted no less than ten wool growers i in the city and it would not be difficult for that number to take the initiative in the organization of an association.
Arizona republican., 1899-03-03

Mrs. Norris of the Norris restaurant takes entire charge of the cuisine of that establishment this morning. Any enc who has eaten Mrs. Norris deli cIcus Pac%ry will understand how much this change will add to the popularity of that already popular restaurant. Twenty-Cent meals are still a speciality but everything the market affords will be served to order. South Second St. OT9osite city hall.
Arizona republican., 1899-03-03
A MUCH NEEDED CHANGE.

Secretary.
Arizona republican., 1899-03-03
FTREMEN, ATTENTION.

All members of the Phoenix Fire de- rartment are requested to meet at the engine house Saturday, March the 4th, 1899. at s o'clock D. m. for the purpose Of discussing the proposition of ar ranging a team for the tug-cfWar.
 JAMES M. SHOTT. A s. ARTHUR, President.
 .t-,,,
Arizona republican., 1899-03-03
LECTURE-MUSIC.

At the Baptist church this evening Rev. Dr. Halsey will give a lee ture OF Theodore Roosevelt the col lege man and cowboy, Rough Rider and governor. The Indian school or chestra will give music. No admis- sion fee. Collection for expenses. Everybody welcome. Music at 7:30 D. m
Arizona republican., 1899-03-03
HEAR YE. HEAR YE.

Ye New England maidens, fair and stately. will serve ye old fashioned supper in ye Methodist meeting house Friday, , to o'clock. Only 9 cents.
Arizona republican., 1899-03-03
THE WEATHER

Daily report received at Phoenix Arizona, March ?, 1899 Observations taken at all stations at a. m, 75th meridian time, or 5:30 a. n. Phoenix time.