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New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILRoAD.

RAIhRoAD.
DEsaRossEs AN. coRTI-,xD4 sTREEsTs. AMI
THE leaving tirae from Dc~brosses and
C'rtiandt Streets i. Eve minute. Iatrr thun
s"at SfTen below ton Tw~nty-thfrd street.
stau"n, except where otherwise acted.
ToH 70 fsars sssPus 20 a0 ca1 1F Fsss aa.
2.a A. ~ FSsf S SeafSss IGS 70 ri,1ssas ,..,.,
's5 N PENSs9LvaNi3 i@5reb AM SsfSelaPs
Lien Cars cSisso t@s cIseslaS 'a'1 Tosas cHsSnas
taicaa6 H5:as6 SSD LsTis 81 Lor1s EMPRESS
chcaroo oeeo Louisville tvia Crnennain Indianaessi'
'S r. VI sT LOUIS tI1s ExPnzss-For p,,tssar-
's WFsrEsN e EsFs Tfs HssFaT DHRnt cisas0 rr
p H. PaciFae' Ps1:iae' EPRHsFor pPas car Pt.sauuE nd
Pouts co5Ssclks os knSxvil- @ daily via sssasnoS N'f
PszSser,- sIEvELASD Ayp sIScIsS4TI ~. 'Ss- --
-m sWxsHISssGlSTT,ooSse sslST,ose AND THE sorrH.
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ana Ss's corsha1 2s tDalss snIss,s sa & s con
tDin.ns GO all PaEor and DiriEs Cars, % -
cSns..oos - sa5 10 IS Ipiuins Carr Z ~ g. 3
sisst 'ninas Car is5 Dining csj s9s isIe
n,rbs esS es,SS RAILwAY.-Express Is as II 10
n n SFIG dsi,t COAST LISE-Expre-z sna Is
ao.saa i:.d AaE IlE :. RAILwaT and z s-a .
NeEse.K aFs S.K 6SND WESTERN R4rLwAy-For ae-pns.
'ls5AfsaKE = = T5a aEIc R&IrWSY,-sss IS a n aua sss
v. seE;sys "a rohST sGS G,9JfFoRT I, sad SoRFolNE15 m
55 a m. N. Weekdays
ra-Io- % = through Vesfhsled Trains Buffet
Srtst,S = and Standsrd Coaches days Parior
-l,es on SUNDAYS.
Fq- Dotats On New " Ts,E " "a Se1sssys 1s
swVniy-thFd Straet f2fo
s.5 1~%uNcays nufyl 225 e55 325 4I0 455 anu
Tssh12m. . =. SUNDAYS. T55 Is a m 455 , n from
90 aaf COrtlandt Streets aOG m.
s,s 90 % % saturdays onIyl. ESQ S!a q S 20.
~ ~" j. m SUNDAYS Sf5. 3
FOR PffIi.ADFfPHIs.
s ard Cortiandf Streets C 2of d . -.
and - y Peuns LiHitef. 10 CDesbrosses
StreeiS 70 20l Dining Carr 20 IS Dining
sweets saa u a5 70 CDessrussez ant cor,landt
81 %r,-t-5 5 c=-15 3 2S 255 AS as tDiaing carr.
aes m 20 to ar aS5 Dining car I55 s25 S5a-
~ 10 night. Sundays. 10 - NJ
S1 % = - 2 s. Gsnitsel 955 10 50 tDiang Csr,
S,-% III 20 l9S Dining carr. 325. fDtrny
tD~aiT- Carr 5 s. GDfnins Carr
-saa . m 10 night -
lSes Nos ffi- lbs 1854
lIn avenue fhe0w 23t asfor House VEST
tliI1 street Station foor Or
stoSs dnd COrtlaadr Streets Frlrs,
pleTt % sroadw-y ami Penusvivana A7nex Srarto-
c.ooH-En sta'lon Jersey City The York Transfer
oLnpdiy VIII eaU fNr M cheek from bnr..
esloenees = rough sesEinariOn Telepho,a -afs
- - .SEtiNSCS J. r WOOD
---0+ 1aEaseT C5eneral Pass'r
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02

Quotations follow Augnst II soa ll9oe sepIen1asr s -
al3c, October i3G13iOc November 13 100 ID ci De
eember - 2OgI33oc; 10 2O l3 ioc; February
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo, Aug Flour steady. Wheat strong; only
light trade; No Northern old T6Tsc do new. Tilac;
r %inteT easier No red 74lse; No Waite, I4l=475e.
ooiaci No 90. DDc; No corn 6oc. No do G0c Oats
strong " white i2ls9i2%sc No } do, sc Ne mixed
ili=ci No do zoe
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
new YORK CENTRAL,

HARLEM DIVISION.
SOS A n and 3S5 p NJ. Daily. sundays
Pttshsld and North Adams. Saturdays only. = IS
T. NJ sundays on,y. at ON a. ~
Pullman all through trains
Trains Illuminated with PinEsch Light.
Ticket Offices 1lS 261 +i5 and I2iG Broadway. .
Union So. w 2T5 Columbus ave IS3 West 125th
ia5th 81 13Sth and I2s
Fulton St. and 10S Broadway. 2. D. Rrocsl'n-
Telephone 900 SSth Central Cab
Service Baggage checked hotel residence b.
WesrcOJt Express Company
p. 5. BLODGETT GEORGE IT. DANIELS
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
BALTIMORE e. CIVIC sAIIPoaD
WESI SHORE RAILROAD.

Trains Franklin St Station. New YOrs. as cos-
lows. min later West Ard 81. ~. r.
.T.io N-For INTERN. points Albany & Month
-y.40 a NH RiD Van WinkIs Flyer 10 Catsk.Is.
1850 a eI-Saratoga and Buffalo Express.
A M-t2) Lake M0honk Minnewas<s ExorssA
Yl2:45 NJ -tS)-CatskN Mountain Express
co N-ChicaSO Express
M-CORt- LIN. Detroit Chi. a ISou
M-(il Ulster Express CatskM
Mo For Hudson River Points
.S:f5 T M-F'or Rnch-. Buffalo Cfeve'd & CHICAGO.
fT:i5 M-For Roch.. BuAalo. DeTroit q So. Louis.
M-For Syra-- Roch-. Mag Falls. Det
sDaily tDaily except sunday. Leaves Brooklyn An.
mex No 7. f9:fS A n: +1O:45 J; 8 4f2.fO p
NJ. a. 1906 ? NJ Leave Jersey City p. r. r. sta.
No. 1 t045 y NJ; . at fif30 4 NJ z al tIeso p NJ:
e S5 " Tie tables At principal hotels and Offices
Baggage cracked from hotel residence BY Wes,cotss
F,x- c z LAMBERT jenl Passenser Agent n. z
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02

Rio-co-ee market weak; No 7 Rio. 4s7T5; exchange
Ms-locs reoeipts 5000 bags; cleared for United
stxtes 5000 bags cleared for Europe bags; stock
si6 900 hags.
The statistical position Of Brazilian follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Gew-1ork. August l. 1901
BEEyES-Receipts wel,e.7 or 4Io head including
IL for export aliSeand Is siaughterers. No
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02

NEW YORK TO BOSTON
SPRINGFIELD LINE,
va Sprnsded and the
BOSTON 4 ALBANY RAILROAD.
fNew York * Hudson River R. R.
Trains Central Station. Fourth and
azd Street New Yors follows
Sew York Springfield. Boston
+9OO a. m. - - noon $50 D.
noon SIS 2, 5.af m.
N ~ 1000 p.
Ill 90 p. Sll a. m ais a
TTcI<s.s al York Central ticket Offices. and
fsI6 Prssdway. Grand Central Station.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIN.
fSUo. '0Ou. 1000 '1i.3 A. VI. fL00.
$500 sts gn p NJ, -i2 u mdt-
BALTIMoRE AND WASHINGTON.
f.4so $500. 1000 .1LSO A NJ. t100 $780, '3ao.
500 y 90 r. NJ, .12 IS mdt:
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
From foot of Rector
Point Pleasant 600 t0OO. ll-Oo A.
90 a5 80 $50 p NJ Through 10 Ocean Grove. 500
p NJ sundays. through 10 POiGt Pleasant. 1000 A. NJ
500 p. NJ.
Oroces: Liberty Ferry South Ferry lis. a6i ss4
Is0o f35s Rway 5th Az. 7si 9th - Unlon 81.
West 53 East 1asth ST. 2T3 West f25h ST. AS
nus New Court ST. 344 $40 Fulton
Brookiyn: as broadway. Williamsburg. New York Trans
farC calls and checks baggage 10 destination.
'From Liberty ST only 'Daiiy rDaily. except
sSuntays only.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02

Coffee eables.-Santos-Cofee market weak; good aver
age santos, 4SlO. receipts bags stock S4 900
sssS EAno1rg-Conee market opened unchanged at
z.sO ? n was net Ana pig higher. sales 900 bags
aFreCoee market opened irregular. unchanged: al y
N advanced = franc; AZ = franc higher. II : 80
n unchanged total sales bags
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02

tteceipts Of hreadsufs points thousands
N' S. 0--' -
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02

obstruction
For Young Lsdies-C.,y
Dsnd GSfISro9 on GaEbNEs sisbs RI prs IN
elpals 90. Sth-ave Assistant teacher English
st MARy's SCHOOL EPISCOPAL
and E.ss 18Th 81 New YORK
1aa-.ss siss-s SisiSo. sup.raos ,ss o'f'A
VI BOARDING AND DAY school. Foreign travel
ieo and III West s;th ST
MISS GERRIsHs COLLEGIATE SCHOOL $40 w.sc
Fittins for Rarnard speciality
ssr LESLIE is 7, NO !: N.s, Rs.d.ss ana
New York City Thorough Instruction Engiish For
Prepares for colleges.
TNHE MISSES EEy.s scHooI.
ssss and sssa Streets. ro-x-
=F Bd1EBs ssss ssB s9 52nssss sFE8G FSs alsLs
60. g. "a East s7th Street.
Law Schools.
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL.
VIM ss,6-s dr ysag % opens PEI Oct 1871 Day aszes
yesrso Evening Classes sessions to 10 p II IL
tuition nrs soo F eir5ua sas asseS lead TO IL
L j ToMPEINs. Registrar
Washington Square. y. Y City
For Boys and Young Men-City
oLUMR!A ISsg7TgTE 20 West 5ca s. Ssvrs
cents AID coaching for examinations under skilled
structor5 during vacation.
Asbury Park Shelter Island. Bay Shore. Haz1ptons
PeeEsSiu vtci1as-
EDWIN FOWLER. Prn- Summer address Larchrnous "
'' wits vii s1s so boy Il + s':i ai I'D e
THE MORSE AND ROGERS SCHOOL.
- 'a5SPsS REoPsSs Is SEPT sSr 3 So y =
PRINCIPALS al home after 1g
Until then address circulars.
For Both Sexes-City-
rT,H! prRrITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
Branches all over Europe and America Terms begin
aow fee reasonable. Trial lesson tree school,. OPEN
al. SUMNER TEACHERS SENT TO COUNTRY
PLACES IN THE VICINITY OF NEw-YORK-
Brooklyn.
THE BROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY
SCHOOL. FOR GIRLS.
1ss-14o Montague Street. Brooklyn N Y
Cotton. Fulton Woodward. Principals
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-03
Today's Grind
In the District Court.

This morning ON the district court
there was case In trial which is at
tracing great deal of interest. Al
most every rancher along the Santa
Cruz attended the trial. 1t is entitled
David Brock vs.. F. r. Herndon, and is
an injunction suit. The plaintiff owns a
ranch in the valley and Herndon has q
project to build canal in the valley
which will enter the land of Brock. The
latter claims that his property will be
damaged in case the canal 10 built. The
case came up for trial and the defen-
dant asked for further time in which
to amend his answer. The request was
granted.
The case Of B. j. Aldwinkle VS..
Thomas Wilson administrator was tined
and submitted.
William Neal vs.. Thomas Wilson was
also tried and submitted.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-03
The Presidents
Stop in Tucson.

President Mckinley and party will
make brief stop in Tucson. The Pres
ident has accepted an invitation to meet
the members of the Grand Army Post,
and the knight Templars are sanguine
OF receiving the Presidents attention !;
thus with these forces properly marshall
ed the Presidential train may remain in
Tucson several hours.
The Phoenix Enterprise has an article
on the efforts that are being made in
Tucson as follows:
Numerous polite regrets over inability
to attend the Phoenix demonstration for
President Mckinley have been received
from Tucson citizens and organizations.
So unanimous have been the regrets
that some attention has been directed
Tucsonward, with the result that it has
leaked out that the energetic little city
is holding itself in something .iLg st ate
OF inviting expectancy. In fact some
thing in the nature OF program has
been arranged, with the idea that should
the Presidential train be induced to lin.
ger, the chief executive will be properly
shown. And further, it is said that
among the civil war veterans at Tucson,
are some who claimed comradeship with
the President, and a personal meeting
will be far from undesirable TO him. As
the time table is at present arranged the
Presidential train would lie here from
the time OF it's arrival at 8 40 until 8
O'Clock, earlier than which the President
does not appear. 1t has been figured
that few hours spent at Tucson the day
before will merely cut in on these early
hours, and thus will not rob Phoenix.
Tucson has been working quietly in the
matter and its plan has been practically
completed. Phoenix will rejoice with
its neighbor ifsuccess crowns her efforts,
for the exhibition OF each additional
hustling Arizona town means just so
much better impression on the Presi-
dent and his party and just so much the
more advance toward Statehood and fed
al aid in irrigation.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-03
The Answer
Has Been Filed.

Judge Rouse, attorney for Soldini and
Spadino, has filed an answer to the COM
plant of Mrs. Nary J. Allison, who
asked the court for an injunction re.
straining them from opening a saloon at
the corner of Congress and Belknap
streets.
The answer charges that the district
court has no jurisdiction in the case, the
matter belonging to the city council.
The answer also charges that the ordi-
nance providing that all applications for
licenses are to be left to decision OF a
majority OF the license committee is
void. The ordinance was created in
violation OF the statutes of Arizona, says
the answer.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-03
Work Did Not
Start Wednesday.

1t was the Intention of the contractors
doing the work to commence the chan
ging of the track OF the Arizona & New
Mexico road from narrow to q broad
gauge on May first, but when the date
for the commencing of this work was Sc
lected the contractors did not think
about the celebration of the Mexican
holiday "Cinco de Mayo" which re-
quires the attention of the majority OF
the natives OF Mexico.
The greater portion of the laborers
employed on this work are Mexicans and
they will not only want to quit work ON
the fifth, but will want to quit a few
days before to get ready for the celebra-
ton, and they will quit If they want to,
regardless OF the importance of the work
in which they are engaged. Hence the
railroad construction authorities con-
cludedto postpone the commencement OF
the work until the celebration was over
and to allow the celebrators to recover
their equilibrium after the celebration.
The work will not be commenced until
Tuesday, May 7.
The changing of the gauge Of this road
will be quite a job, says the Ell Paso
Herald At one stretch there will be 80.
600 spikes to draw the rails to move and
the spikes again driven into the ties.
The contractors expect to complete the
work in FIVE days at the longest.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-03
Items of the Day Of
Personal Mention.

J. A. Moreland of New York is here.
E. L. Vail OF La Osa is in the city to.
day.
]. b. Gillespie of Phoenix is in the
city.
W. j. Stevens came in from Los An.
geles this morning.
A. d. Parkhurst OF Phoenix is spend
ing the day in Tucson.
Miss Hansie Nicholson OF San Fran
cisco is at the San Xavier.
James O'Connell of San Francisco is
in the city today. s
II. l.. Roper an Thos. l.. Durby OF
Denver are at the San Xavier today.
Mrs. Ben Heney and son and Miss
Lucy |. Fisher came up from Fairbank
this morning.
]. s. Williams has returned to Bisbee
from Tucson, where he spent several
days on business
Captain Moore, register of the land
office, has been i'll several days but is
much improved today.
Mr.. O'Brien Moore, editor of The
Citizen, departed last night for Los An
geles where he went to meet his wife
and become acquainted with an heir
which came to his home this week. He
will be absent several days.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-03
To Whom It Nay Concern.

Notice is hereby given that g. II. Draehman,
chairman of the board of school trustees o.
School District No. 1, has applied In writing to
purchase twelve lots, Nos. to u inclusive,
being all OF Block No. 65 in City of Tucson, more
particularly described as follows:
Each OF said lots being 66 feet in width north
and south, and 1s4 and s,l0 feet In length east
and west.
Now therefore pursuant to an order of the
Mayor and Common Council made on the 29th
day of April 1901. will offer for sale at public
auction in front of the City Hall the above des-
cribed property to be used for public school
purposes only, at IL o'clock q. m, on the 18th
day OF May, 1901, to the highest bidder for cash.
subject to the approval OF the Mayor and
Common Council. No bid of less than 100000
will be received or cried.
N. u. HAWKE,
Dated May 3, 1901. City Recorder.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-03
Brief News Items
Of the Town.

Fred Serine and Miss May Meyer were
married today by Justice Wilson.
The students of the university will en-
JOY social hop tonight.
A meeting of the Arizona Press Asso-
citation has been called to meet in Phoe-
nix on May 9th.
Louis Pollard was again arrested, this
time on the charge OF misdemeanor. He
will be tried tomorrow morning.
Mrs. E. J, Flynn died at her home in
this city yesterday. Deceased was the
wife of the Southern Pacific roadmaster.
John F. Maher has sold to Alonzo J.
Brooks number OF mining claims in the
Silver Hill district. The consideration
named in the deed is $3.50.
man named Lopez was arrested to-
day by Deputy U. S. Marshal Metz. The
charge is selling liquor to Indians. Lo-
pez will be tried before Commissioner
Culver on Monday.
Jack Dufton has received a present
from some unknown person. 1t is a
pretty combination, designed to put the
iallor in good spirits every time he
scratches a match. The present is ad-
dressed to Sergeant Dufton, City
Chailer." The jailer is pleased with
the gift, and it attracts the attention OF
everyone who visits the city Jail.
The Range News tells of the branding
of G. F. Cummings of Wilcox. He re-
ceived the brand in a peculiar manner.
He went ont to a ranch and while there
assisted in branding some cows. The
horse he rode began to pitch and threw
him into the fire where the branding
irons were heating, He sat down on a
red-hot iron and was branded on the
left hip. He was also considerably
bruised.
From and after May 9Th a radical
change will be made In the Helvetia
stage line. The stage heretofore has
left Tucson at o'clock in the morning,
but after the date named it will depart
at O'Clock, and return at 5 O'Clock in
the evening. The change is made for
the summer in order to take advantage
of the early morning hours for travel.
The stage will make the round trip in
the day thus giving visitors to the camp
opportunity to go there and return in
the same day.
City Clerk Nat Hawke feels that his
position has greater command of the re-
spect Of judges, justices, priests and doc
tors than ever before the article of warn
ing appeared in The Citizen. Today one
of the city justices rushed into the re-
corder's Office with report of a rharri-
age ceremony performed by him few
hours previously. The report was di-
rected to "Hon. Nat Hawke, City Recor.
der" showing that the justice has
proper appreciation of the worthy city
recorder and his position in the warfare
of justice.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-03
The Future Of
the Ray Nine.

Recent information from the Ray
mine and Kelvin is to the effect that
everything in that vicinity is now lively.
but in reality is only circumstance in
comparison with what may be expected
in the near future. The newly organi-
zed Ray company has decided to build q
railroad from Red Rock to Kelvin to do
away with the long and expensive haul
by wagon. That, in fact, is all the mine
has needed for some time in the way OF
big improvements, as there is already
on the mine nearly everything conceiva-
BILE in the wayo Of machinery. The Re-
publican says that the mine has recent
~ been pumped out and there 10 an
abundance of low grade ore. In fact. q
mountain OF it, and all that is wanted lie
the railroad to make its working prof.
table. At least that is what 10 said by
those who are in position to know. On
the Grand Central group, near Kelvin.
under the superinterdency of Mr..
Vatican, new men are being put to
work, and q contract was recently let
for the running Of . 3OO-foot tunnel. 1t
is also reported that representatives. OF Q
New York company win be at Kelvin,
in q few days to take hold of the group
Of claims now owned by Charles Lucas,
and which are very promising. A Bos-
ton company recently offered $O, 600
for the Zailwager property, near Kelvin,
the same company having already
bought two claims adjoining from .
man named Eaton for 5000. Whether
the Zallwager deal has been consumated
is not stated. Negotiations are in pro-
gress for the transfer of the Cooley
minee in the same district to eastern
parties. Forty men are at work on the
Troy mine, nine miles from Kelvin. and
new men, it is said, are being hired
almost daily. There In q large lot of
machinery at the railroad station await
ing transportation to this mine, and 1t
10 proposed to work it ON large scale.
The company is now repairing the
wagon road from Kelvin TO the mine In
order to make the hauling Of the
machinery feasible. 1t 10 also said that
some rich placer fields have been loca-
ted mile or 30 above Kelvin. Altoge-
ther the Kelvin or Mineral Greek dis
trict seems to be looking up and pro-
missing much at no distant day.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-03
County Superintendent of Schools Full.

County Superintendent of Schools Full.
ton has received letter from Yale
Adams, Of the Territorial University at
Tucson, regarding the coming national
convention of the National Educational
Association Of Detroit, July 8to IL. Mr..
Adams states that the railroads have
made one-fare rate for the round trip
and Prof. Fulton says that all desirous
of attending the convention can secure
information by communicating with him
or Prof. Adams at Tucson.--Enterprise.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-03

mot" "THE PRICE" very consider
ate, however. as it is. "BUT'' it is the
quality that tells. We do declare our
selves that the very best "DINNER"
ever served in Tucson will be at The
Breaker and The Breaker only Sunday
May 5. Time to 7.30 p. m, price SOC.
full $l.00 dinner for SOC. At The
Breaker and The Breaker only we never
sleep, one eye open sometimes two,
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-03
General Hernandez
4 Will Represent Gaz.

General Hernandez will represent
President Diaz at Fl Paso during the re.
ception of President Mckinley.
This information has been received by
Sir Mallen, Mexican consul of El Paso.
The President sends his regrets at not
being able to attend and see McKinley
himself but owing to the pressure of
business and the national holiday he
cannot come. 5s
In addition to sending General Her.
nandez President Diaz also requested
General Ahumada of Chihuabua to be
present and present his compliments In
the name Of the state of Chihuahua.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-03

hees q more Catarrh in this section
0f ~ country than all other diseases
almt 8kher, and until the last few
B HJs1xe ~ supposed 70 be incurable. For
~ f1eAt nnAny yeAfs doctors pronounced
r luc9l disease, and prescribed local
and by constantly failing to
l&h lOcal treatment, pronounced ii
Able. 6cience has proven catarrh
IN conssi situtionai disease, and, there
aiyee constit itutional treatment.
CAtarrh Cure, manufactured by
I 1kleney n o.. Toledo, Ohio, 10 the
itntieual cure on the market.
t. ken Internally In doses from 10
0 i feaspo0nfuI. III acts directly
1Iood md mucous surfaces Of the
0iIsr one hundred dollars
Aase u falls 10 cure, Send Tor
n Nh an6 taatiHopials. Address
xJHENEY& CO., Toledo, o.
III z)zuTaists. 75c.
# In are the best.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-03

CLAM CHOWDER-Full regular Co.
ney Island, fully up-toidate' tomorrow
at THE BREAKER and THE BREAK
Err only, at THE BREAKERS regular
dinner. Time, 5to 4 80 p. m price, Soc.
This dinner means and is equivalent to
first class hotel rate at 400 per day.
Ice cream, etc included.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-03

j. 7. j. S. The Breaker and The
Breaker only that can and does supply
and give you all, more for SOC Fifty cents
than any other house in this city or ter
ritory; serves you for f$1 00l one dollar.
No question for doubt or argument.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-03

THE FISH you get at The Breaker
and The Breaker only for Dinner tomor-
row will be fresh water the Chouder will
be full regular Coney Island. Nothing
lacking beyond any doubt or question Of
dispute Will never sleep with one eye
open sometimes two.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-03

SPECIAL. SALE tomorrow at FELIX'S
Department store, from 2 TO 3 .. m. Ten
yard cuts OF Amoskeag Gingham for 6Oc.
One cut to each customer only. Concert
In the evening from 7 to9. "a
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-03

HERE IS ONE of those none such
dinners-here is full Sunday dinner
or any other days dinner a full $1.OO
dinner for so cents, time to $50 p. m.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-03

NANTED-To buy drug store in the
Territory. Address this Office,
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-03

STRAWBERRIES and cream 15c.
The Breaker and The Breaker only at
any hour of the day or night at The
Breaker and The Breaker only, why sol
Because we never sleep.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-03
Prices as, IS, SO and rs Cents.

THE NEATEsT job printing is done
ct The Citizen office. The lob print;no
department is equipped with new type
new presses, and all work execnted ia
strictly first class. Bill heads, state.
ments, letter heads. note heads. book
work OF every description printed with
accuracy and dispatch. The work is the
best and the prices are net high.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-03

When your Electric Light refuse to
burn ring up Phone 1861.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-03
In High Class Repertoire.

Elegant costumes, special scenery and
np-to-date singing and dancing special
ties. Monday night The beautiful 8
act comedy drama "Circumstantial
Evidence"
Prices rs, IS, SO and rs Cents,
Seats now on sale at Kimbals. Ladies
free Monday night if accompanied by a
person holding paid so or rs cent
ticket purchased before 7 p. m.