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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-13
RElSER'S REPORT.
Shows Revenues and Expenditures
For the Year.


For the Year.
The first complete report of the city's
financial transactions that Auditor Rel
ser has made since last May was sub
mitted to the council last evening. The
report covers the year 1900 and is very
vOlUminOus. 1t shows revenues amount
ing TO S1J1, 1920 from taxes. sale of $3.50,
o., worth of water bonds, licenses and
other sources The disbursements are in
the total sum of S6f6.42935, leaving, after
deducting outstanding warrants S210.-
T}519 in the treasury at the end of the
year. Since then. however. the balance
has been materially reduced by the pay
ment of large claims that were held back
by the council until the money was re-
ceived on the issue of water bonds and
by the payment of the general fund over
draft at two local banks.
A statement of assets and liabilities
shows a valuation OF .35S on all CITY
property. city Greek canyon water
rights, which the city does not own. are
valued by the auditor at Sl,6C1Ce0; Par
Iey's canyon rights at $4,000, Emigration
canyon at S40J go the water distributing
system. exclusive of cOnduits. pipelines
and reservoirs at S91472; the cltys half
of the public building and grounds at
s515sCI; tbs Warm Springs at $50 ESQ; Lib
S1G3 co and other land in various parts of
the city at about S-5g.JD more.
The chief item OF liabilities is the out
standing bonds. y, lyS,UvG other ilablll-
ties run the total up to S3,O33,G22
81 H.
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All Right.
lBrookIyn LID

Brooklyn Life.b
Mistress fastounded)-You can't read.
Norah2 Good gracious. How did you
ever learn 10 cook so well2
New Cook-Shure. mum, OF lay it l.
not bein' able t rade tn COG l-=A
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-13

The Cullen-T. A Hayes. Chicago P. B.
McKeon, Milford; w. s. Rec. Lansing.
Mich: l.. G. Sewell. Charles Lotus, Grand
Junction; T. ChristiansOn. \. Land, Eu-
reka; J. NJ. Bowen, Rock Creek; c. J.
Downey, Denver; Homer Alexander, Chi
CagO-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-13

Walker House.-W. D. Cookery. Sacra-
mento, Cal; J. ;. La sin, Cali ornia; ". 9.
Barker, Ogden; John c. Beel. ScOfield;
Andrew Young, Castle Gate; David
Evans, ScOheid; win coon, Lake City,
Ida: r. c. Smith, California: George
Quinn, Ephraim; D. Whitaker San
pete.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The performance of 1.-THE Blue and the
Gray went of with more spirit and
vigOr last evening and the audience was
accordingly moro enthusiastic. The play
f. being well patrOniZed and the outlook
Tor big week is splendid. Manager Null
vey in person is directing Affairs in the
front of the house
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-13
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

The Kenyon.-WiII ShaWmuth Kansas
City; J. A. Bum Qma ha5eJ. n. Siegel,
New York; Fred D. kiesel, ogden; Leon
ara VOgel. Philadelphia afC. r Osgood.
NJ. D.. Morgan Utah; Miss Richie Bling
ham; w. S. RoSenblatt, Fat Bay Jones.
San Francisco III. Fl. Arnold. Mr. and
Mrs. George Moore, New York; j. r.
Cooper, ogden. r. NJ Davidson, Butte
George W. Clark, New York; W. c. Metz
ner. Denver; z. sNoman. Chicago: W ..
Stanley. San Francisco: c. p Jennings.
@. c., X of P. II G. WardIeigh. Ogden;
II. J. SheffeI, Denver; s. Rubei, Chicago;
". J. Shealy, Ogden; G. II. Watson, Mrs.
G. S. Potter, Denver.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-13

The line officers OF the National Guard
II Utah are to attend the performance al
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-13

The Knutsford. Mrs c. A. Brant. Chi
cago; Mrs.l5J. r. Hayes, Detroit: O.. ID.
KandaI onis; NJ X g. Iegpiena ~
J. Cans and wife. New York; r. W. and
Miss Lillian Goodrich, Portland Conn.
Berkeley; r. B. Daggett, Philadelphia; c.
S. Patten, Denver; Miss NJ S. Shannon
Denver.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-13

@EERF3 bowel troubles. appendicitis, bill
EEEHHAH- iOusEesSs bad breath. bad bECO0s wind
EEaHaas tEae stomach, bloated bowels foul
&S&eHaB mouth, headache, tndigesttOn pzE1ples,
pains eati liver trOu5les sallOVy complexion
dizziness when your bowels dOn'G move FegUs
IarIy getting sick. Constipation kills more
starter for the chronic ailments and long years of
suffering that afterwards No matter VFnat
ais you, start taking CASCAREIS to-day. Tor you
Will we'll and be well all the sine until
you put your bowels right. Take advice; start
with CASCAEzETS to-day. under absolute guar
Rntee cure money refunded. as
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-02
The Governor Of Oklahoma
Removed by Roosevelt.

WAsHIEGTON, ID. G., lee. The
President has appointed Thomas ID. Fer
guson Governor of Oklahoma, Vice VIII
liam NJ Jenkins, removed.
Ia takiGg this action the President AZ
tacl,esi TO the papers the following mem.
oraadum:
"Governor Jeukins OF Oklahoma Ii
hereby removed because of his improper
connection with contract between the
Territory and the Oklahoma Sanitariam
company. The decision is based wholly
upon his own written statements, and his
oral explanations oil thsna at the hearing.
..Oae of the duties Of the territorial
Governor is to enter into the contract
with some person or corporation Tor the
Keeping OF the iBeane Of the Territory.
Governor Jenkins made such contract
with the Oklahoma sapitarinm com.
pany, d corporation. the promoters Of
which reserved ti0, 200 OF Ito stock Tor
the Governor and subject TO his orders.
.in the Governors d explanation oil the
affairs be ssys he told the promoters at
the time they desired him to sanction
the contract that il was an important
contract; that he had some friends whom
he woaId like TO have interested In the
company. 10 which he owed some ools-
Cations which he would not be able to
pay by an appointment or anything OF
thai kind. The stock was delivered 10
o banker snbject 10 the Governor or
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-02
PROBABLY A
NEW SECRETARY
OF THE
TERRITORY.
Major MoCIintock in
Washington and will
Probably Succeed
Stoddard, who
Must Go.

WASHINGTON. Dec. z--It Is Ise-
lieved here that President Roosevelt
will not send the name OF Isaac r
Stofdard to the Senate for eonfrma-
ton as Secretary Of the Territory Of
Arizona
Major James H. Mcciintock. Wilts
served I'm the Presidents Rough Rider
regiment is here. II is understood tha.
he receive an Invitation from the
President TO come on,
Stoddard was appointed by. Pres
ident Mckinley during the recess of
the Senate Mct'iIniock was then q
candidate and had the warm suppor.
of Wee President Roosevelt Recently
charges were preferred agninsf Stod-
daFd, that he had violated the franking
law. by using his once frank for his
private business Stoddard was per.
mitted to come here to defend himself
and II Is undersiood that the charges
against him have been proved, IL h
also intimated that the President has
directed the Attorney General to in
stitutc proceedings against Stoddnri
for the recovery OF the penalty for VIC
iafion af the frank. There Is . penal lsy
OF S3e1 for each violation of the frank
ing law. and IL stoddara liz prosecuted
IL will go hard with him.
Major MeClintock had an Interview
with the President today, and has AZ
engagement for q conference with him
Tomorrow.
Al the Interior department 1t waa
said today that II was not likely that
Stoddard would be removed. bat thai
the President would not be apt TO sea1d
his name To the Senate, which would
have the same effect as removing him
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-02

der, and was turned Case ~ these friaa as
whose politicaI services the Governor
Thus sought TO reward
1.-THE ext Of favor TO the governor
and his friends IL suggested hy the fsct
that the only known sale oil the sl ,ck
since the contract was Riyen out 8Nss &C
double the price paid for ~.
"As the performances ~ the contract
was TO be the sole businea4of the esr-
poratiou, it is obvious thAt Sithcs the
territory was obliged TO pay f4s more
than the service was worth, or tl11t it's
helpless wards were 10 haTe the enl0fua-.
ous profits contemplated taken 0et OF
their keep.
''The governors confessed relati0nsto
the matter displays such inck VI ap--
probation OF the high fiduciary nafnre
OF the duties Of his Office a. to unfit him
for their further discharge.
"A sound rule of public Mlcy and
morals forbids public sersant ON
seeking or accepting any personal nef, ,efit
in transaction wherein he has . pub!ic
duty 10 perform.
a chancellor would not Tor one mo
ment retain q trustee who. in deAlang
for the trust, reserved an advantage W
himself. The thought 10 not 10 be toll
Grated that the president can be less
vigilant aud exacting in the pGblic's q In
THEODORE ROOSEVELT. ].
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-02
Big Driving Ieet
Here This Month

Tucson IL to have a driving meet on
December 18th and 18th. The great
horse crcsceus has been secured for
the 18th by Tneson parties putting up
q large guarantee. IL will be the only
stop between Los Angeles and FL faso
and 1t liz expected that ell the fast
horses In Arizona and New Mexico
will be entered In the races.
Excursions will be run from all
POINTS ard -aa.s ss~ar szfff ne tisg Dsggssr
thing Tucson has had for some time.
cresceus will trot an exhibition miIe.
In this event he will be driven by the
owner. J. y. Keteham. of Toledo. O.
Cresceus broke the worlds record at
Columbus. o.. last August. trottinE a
mile In 2:02h. Previous to that time
he had broken the record In the great
match race with The Abbott" trotting
a mile In 9:02s4.
December 18th and 18th will be big
days In Tucson
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-02
Elks' Impressive
Memorial Services

| The memorial services held by thu
Elks yesterday afternoon for their de-
parted members. we're very impressive
Those services are held annually by
Elks every where In memory OF the
members of their respective lodges
who have departed this life in the year
preceding.
Besides the members of the Tucson
Lodge OF Elks. number Of friends as
sembled to hear the excellent program
and do honor to the departed Elks.
The first number on the program was
the overture--"Cavantine" by +. M.
Fuller and Ernest Lange. A quartette
composed OF Messrs. Hoffmeister, Coop
er. Ryan and Tenney. sang beautifully
The Chapel"
The opening ceremonies were con-
Quoted by J. b. Finley, Exalted Ruler.
e. j. Trippei, secretary OF the lodge,
called the roll OF the departed mem
bers.
Mrs. Kirkpatrick followed with a
solo When The Miats Have Cleared
Away The responses we're lead by
the Exalted Ruler Those who respond
ed according TO the ritual OF the or
der were, c. NJ Burkhaiter. Esteemed
Leading knight, Geo. r. Kit. Esteem
ed Royal knight, II. w. sturgis. Es-
teemed Lecturing Knight. f. j. Trip
pei. Secretary and s. r. Kilt, Inner
Guard. The audience Joined the Elks
In the opening ode.
Ray Charles Ferguson pronounced
the invocation and followed with few
remarks appropriate for the occasion.
Messrs. Fuller and Lange gave a piano
and violin solo. "Legande Wieniaw-
ski" Mrs. w. J.. Kirkpatrick and Miss
Jessie Hughes sang. THE Lord Is My
Shepherd"
Hon. S. 4. Hazard delivered the
principal address OF the afternoon. He
was followed by Hon. r. r. Ryan who
sang Rock OF Ages" DR.. Nj. A. Rod
gers who was next on the program
stated that II would be impossible for
him to pronounce a eulogy on each OF
the departed members but he spoke
few terse words about each one. Those
In memory of whom the services were
held and of whom DIR. Rodgers spoke
were DR. A. Cuvier Jones. judge
Charles w. Wright, James Finley.
Henry r. Lacy, John ID. Payne and
Frank n. Wightman.
The next number on the program
was an interlude 'The Holy City" II
was superbly rendered by Measrs Fal-
Ter and Lange The closing ceremonies
were conducted by the officers of the
lodge. all joined In the Doxology and
Chaplain Gust A. Hoff pronounced the
henediction. Messrs Fuller and I.anse
played America"
The musical numbers On The pro
gram were Mceilent. the services OF
the order were impressive and the
three addresses appropriate. The ser
vices were credit to the Tucson
Lodge OF Elks.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-02
Brother and Sister
Are Nan and Wife.

'MORGANToWN, w. Va. Dec. -
For many years Minor Field. q cittxen
OF Preston county, this State. cOnrted
Martha Webber. an attractive N0lIaha
of this place. and recently married
her Yesterday. while ON .
trip to Morgantown. he was aFrestes
upon warrant charging him with ala'
lawful relations. AT tn hearing 81
day before Justice Hayes. Anna WEB,
Der. the mother of Martha Webber, up
on oath. testified that both MarthS
Webber and Minor Field are her Eliir
dren. making Iae marriage that OF
brother and sister. After takinK all
the eyidenee Justice Hayes held Field
for the grand jury, and he is now IN
Jail. He protests his .Inoeencs Of Any
knowledge OF relationship and kaya
that when AL. Webi,er told him ~ II
before the marriage he took IL ~ q
jest AccoU ag to Ann Webber's
statement. gp' placed Field with 4
strange family when ne WAS small
child and never divnfwod the secrAts
OF his birth until d day or two before
the marriage.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-02
NATIONAL LAW FACTORY
Is Againin Active Mo-
ton at Washington.
f>Mgress Convened Today But Did Not Get
the Presidents Message.

when Alexander Mcdowell OF Penn
sylyania called the House Of Repre-
sentatiyes to order at noon today.
The vast chamber had been repalnt-
ed, regilded and completely furnished
during the recess and many changes
made for the comfort and convenience
OF the members and spectators.
At the conclusion Of the roil-eall
showing 3Sl members present Mr.. Can
non of Illinois nominated David b.
Henderson of Iowa and Hay of Vir-
ginia nominated Richardson of Ten
nessee for Speakers The roli-call for
election followed The vote for Speak
er was; Henderson 1870. Richardson
1a9; Stark of Nebraska /; and Cum
mings OF New York /.
Henderson thanked the House for Its
expression of confidence and asked the
support OF all members. The oath was
then administered him by Representa-
tive Bingham of Pennsylvania Father
OF the House" and by the Speaker In
turn administered to members-elect.
There was much surprise expressed
by members OF both Houses of Con-
gress because the President did not
send In his message today. II has been
the invariable custom for the Pres
ident TO communicate with Congress
on the first day OF the session. II Is
understood that the message viii go IN
tomorrow No reason is assigned for
the failure of the document 10 be sent
to Congress today.
There was an immense crowd at the
capitol. The desks of the delegates
from Arizona. New Mexico and Okla
homa we're covered with floral
wreaths on which Statehood" was de-
signed.
The attention paid Ia Senator Lodge
by the Republicans Of the upper House
would seem to indicate tl4t ne prem
!ership enjoyed by MIR. Hanna for Tour
years past had passed to the Senator
from Massachusetts,.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-02

WASHINGTON Dec. 2.-The open
ing of the first session of the 57th Con-
gress this morning drew to the capitol
A great throng Of spectators eager
witnesses OF the scene Of animation
which mark the annual assembling OF
the national lawmakers.
profusion OF floral offerings quite
unusual In quantity, variety and beau~
ay transformed the Senate chamber III
10 n vertlable flower show Almost
every member was the recipient Of
those evidences of the regard OF friends
and the atmosphere OF the chamber
was heavy with the Odor OF rare
plants and blossoms.
DIETRICH and Millard OF Nebraska.
Gibson of Montana, and Kittredge of
South Dakota were sworn In as Sen
ators After the usual resolutions and
appointment OF committee to notify
the President that the Senate was In
session a recess Of thirty minutes was
taken.
Before the recess Mr.. McIAurin of
South Carolina offered q joint reSo-
luton providing for the free admission
of articles intended for exhibition at
the Charleston Exposition. Objection
was made by Hoar who said that no
business should be transacted until ths
President had been informed that the
Senate was In session. The Senate
took further recess until o'clock to
await the organization of the House
and appointed a committee to wait
. on the President. Senators Hale OF
Maine and Morgan OF Alabama were
appointed as the Senate committee.
AT 2 o'clock the Senate reassembled.
Gamble announced the death OF the
late Senator Kyle and the Senate ad-
journed
The very handsome interior OF the
Hall OF Representatives added much
to the impressiyeness OF the general
scene ut the south end Of the capitol
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-02
Crowley Repents
Will be Taken Back.

CHICAGO. III. Dec. 2--Announee-
ment was made today that the sent
ence of accommodation pronounced
against Father jeremiah J. Crowley
would be recalled within a few da.s
This lis expected 30 put an end to tho
case against the deposed priest, ard
the injunction proceedings begun
against him TO prevent his worship 10
the Cathedral OF the Holy Nam will
be withdrawn. Attorney Moran says
Father Crowley has expressed regres
for whatever he had said eisrespeetfnl
to Cardinal Marfinelli and the Arch
hisiop OF Chicago. aud retracted any
thing he had either said or written
which could not be approved by the
Catholic Church
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-02
Freight Wreck In S. P.
Train Delayed.

The morning train from the West
vas com pelled TO lay over Eve hours to-
day ON account of freight wreck be-
tween Tucson aud Benson. The second
section Of No. a4i waa deraiied early
this morning near Irene Station and
Eve freight cars ditcbed, blocking the
main line. A wrecking crew WAS sent
out from the chops here aud the track
was cleared shortly after noon. tt 6
Nogales train had 10 wait at Benson NJ :
ill the wreckage was cleared away.
No. 10 was side-ifacked In the yards
and the majority Of the passengers took
advantage OF the delay TO sec the city.
The cause OF the devaiiment has not as
yet been ascertafned.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-02
Held Up a Train
Collected Judgment.

WICHITA. Kas. Dec AT Parkers-
burg, Ok. today. Deputy Sheriff Jas,sa.
reid up the Choctaw, Oklahoma and
firlf passenger train at revolver point,
10 serve judgment on tn. cumatrs
for 500. III. e. farneii. s,asetary of
the company, WAS on the train ia a
priyate ear The engineer infoi med
Mr.. YarneII OF the situation. and he
succeeded In getting the money to-
gether In cash. The train was held
fifteen minutes.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-02
Unusual Marriage
Both Deaf and Dumb

BOONyILLE. Mo-, Dec. miss
Bertha Stattman of this city and MIR,
John M. Munson OF st. Joseph, Mo.
connected with the Swift Packing
Company. were married here today hy
the Reverend K. l.. Mueller OF the Ger.
man Evangelical Church.
The bride and bridegroom are both
deaf and dumb. The marriage cerc-
nony was performed In writing NOT
word or even sound was heard duf
Ing the ceremony. Mr, and Mrs. Mum
son left for a bridal tour OF the East
ern States.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-02

The Cinnamon arrested By Geo.
Webb In the Baldwin restaurant were
tried before q. s. Commissioner Camp.
bell this afternoon. The ease Involved
number OF important posntr. The
defendant had papers to show that he
came to the United States as Chi.
nese merchant but under the law a
restaurant keeper Is laborer and u
was held that he had forfeited hts
right to remain In the country. The
Commissioner ordered him deported
Col Zabrisifie who represented the de-
fendant cited number OF cases as al
so did Assistant U. s. Attorney Ben
nett. Col. Zabriskie took o'sas'un to
Commend the sieuth like work OF
Webb and Reno. When the case was
decided against him. Col. Zabriahie
gave immediate notice of appeal. The
case is q unique one and promises to
set precedence for similar cases In the
future.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-02

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2.--The United
States Supreme Court today rendered
decision In the case against the uhi-
ted States known ms the Fourteen
Diamond Rings" case. which involves
the constitntionaIity of the impos,tion
OF duty upon merchandise br0ughE
into the United States from the Philip
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-02
The Government
Costs a GoOdly Sum.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 2.--The
Secretary OF the Treasury today trans
mitted to Congress estimates OF appro.
priations required fer the Government
service Tor the fiscal year ending June
30th, 1908. a. complied by the heads oi
the several executive departments.
The total appropriations asked for are
1910, ,S27 ,6s3. which Is sixteen million
dollars less than the estimates for 1902
and four millions more than the appro'
pYiations for that year.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-02
Ask Appropriation
To Buy Brigands

WASHINGTON. Dec, 2.-Segotia
lions for the liberation OF Miss Eslcn
" Stone. the captive missionary have
.'cceiyed a decided setback as q result
of the refusal OF the brigaa,lf holding
her to accept ransom OF $Gs.bss9 and
their declaration that they will bold
the woman until the sum originally
demanded. $IiG.a,0o, has been paid.
Secretary Hay received dispatch
from Constantinople repeating Id
NOR that has reached there that Miss
Stone and Nine Tsiika are dead. The
report. however, lacks confirmation
and is not credited by either Spencer
Eddy. the American charge at Con-
stantinople. or by MIR. Dickerscii. the
Consul General there. II is expected
that Representatives friendly to Miss
Stone will Introduce bill proviti'ng
for an appropriation TO complete the
Gum demanded.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-02
lore Territory
For Uncle Sans Domain,

COPENHAGEN, Dec "a full agree
ment has been reached between Ilen-
mark and the Enited States Tor the sale
oI the DANISH West Indies.
The treaty will probably be signed
this week at Washington.
TIE price 10 fixed al between fcnr and
Eve millions.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-02
A KEEN CLEAR BRAIN.

Your best feelings. your social posi-
tion or business success depend large
iy on the perfect action OF your Sto-
mach and Liver. DR.. Kings New
Life Pills give increased strength. a
keen, clear brain. high ambition. A
rs cent box will make you feel like a
new being Sold by L. Zeckendorf a
Co. wholesale, and Geo. Martin. drug
store, retail.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-02
Philippines American Territory
The Government Bodten.

pines after the exchange of the snel
treaty with Spain
The opinion was handed down by
Chief Justice Fuller and is adyers su8
the claims of the government or the
grounds that the Philippines WEI al
the time the lngs were brough 10
American Territory IS
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-02
San Francisco Harbor
Ferry Boat Disaster

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Dec. q
Nothing new has been renorted this
morning In the San Rafael disaster
So far aa known no mors oo!lss
have been recovered aud in lscd the
hone is freely expressed that tn"
three bodies already recovered VIII
complete the sum total OF fatalities ~
connection with the sink'rg VI th'
ili-fated ferryboat, ,,
The fog which hung iika pal
over the bay for forty hours Is clearing
away with the assurance of u heavy
rainfall which commenced at an early
hour this morning.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-02

Special discounts to visiting teachers
on eye glasses, microscopes. field
glasses. etc. Eyes tested free. Scheli's
optical pariors, Rooms and Century
Block.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-02

Visiting teachers, Elks and the pub
lie In general are cordially invited to
have their eyes tested free. by the lat
est improved methods. DIR. III. A. Schell
Rooms Z and Century Block. Church
and Congress streets, upstairs.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-02

WANTED Position as stenographer
by young lady: six years experience.
Address 4. this Office. 3S-3s
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-02
r., ANrn mnvwv MARwRT.

MRTAL AND HONEY MARKET.
New YoRK, Dec. 2-Bar Silver 5A
Mexican Dollars 4354.
CorpER dali l7h@l7.
LRAD--Iead dull; brokers, 400; ex'
chanage l8t6.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-02

At $50 this afternoon trains AMI
10 were reported on time.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-02

Newest picture moldings-B Browns.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-02
Local Weather Report.

Artists supplies Browns art store.