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The Brunswick times-call., 1901-11-27
AROUND Town.
UwTwWWww

Mr.. o. G. Johnannensen, the groot
at lis A street, opposite the OGlethorpe
hotel, is opening up a fl ne line of goods
for the Thanksgiving and holiday
trade.
The Mallory line steamer Rio GFands
arrived yesterday from New York one
day late on accou Mt of the big storm,
The Is q movement on foot to organ
ize some indoorI baee ball mines here
This game is very popular in other
cities aud if the plans now contemplat-
ed are carried out it will likely prove
a popular amusement here, We will
give further particulars later.
Charlie Sanders was arrested yester-
day mOrNng and gave bail to appear
for q plehr' nary examination on Sat.
turday bel re Justice Conoley.
The mayor hes issued his proclAma-
tion appointing Thursday, Nov. %, as
Thanksgiving day. He calls upon the
merchants to close their places of bust
ness, anu directs that the all city offices
be closed for the day.
This horse race at the fair grounds
which wss to have been on ThaDksgiv-
ing day has been postponed to Thurs
day of next week on scoount of not
getting the track fixed In time.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-11-27
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

For the purpose Of collecting state and
county tax for 1901, will be ut the following
county precincts as follows:
St. Simons, 18th dist, Oct. ~ Nov. H. Dec.
Sterling, l556th 3D. ID, a
Pyles Crossing, 27th dist. " II, II,
Jamaica, I499th dist. rs, Is,
Brunswick Oct. 80, % and 20, Nov lG, Is and 49,
Dec, 7, Q and 10,
II. j. READ, y. G. G. G.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-27
Treubles Il . AInla.ss.

To benefit others Rev. ]. r. w. Yer.
mon, OF Hartwell. Ca, writes. ''For q
long time | had q running sore oil nv
|tea. tried many remedies without
benelit, until ] used bottle o. Electric
Bittsrs ana q boz 81 Buckien's Arnios
Salve, which cured me sound aud we'll. 70
so.es, Eruptions, Boils. ESsms. letter.
Salt Rheum show iNpnEe blood. Thou
,sds ssads ssys s iannS N Elec.rie c. Bisssss
darea these tronblea. SatistspttoA ss
guaranteed Or money reiuNdsA hg l..
zeckendoyf 4 Co Wholesale Geo. MARI
tin retailer. Large bottles oaly 6Oc.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-27
q Geea ~.

German syrnp il ths spscial psascsip
ton al Df. a. Hoschee, q celebrated Gei
man 1hyacian, and Il acknowledge "a
ke ane OF the most fortunate discoyeriea
In medicine. IL quickly cures conshs
colds and ail lung troubles OF the sever
ct natuta. rnm8viugy ~ II docs, the
canse 81 me AfBect1on and leaving ths
parts In Q strong and healthy condi.
ti0ns. II 10 not an experimental medi.
cine, bat has stood the test of years, civ.
Inc satislaction In every case, which Ii
rapidly increaaing sale every season ,con.
Arms. Two tnilli0n bottles sold annually,
Bceehee'a HesHsan Hysurp was intro.
duced In the United Stated In 1868, and
e now sold In every town and village ID
the civilised world. Three doees viii
relieve any ordinary cough. Price rs cts
let Gfeen's Prize Almanac.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-27
oRDIHlHCE no. $50.
An Osdlaance Providing or ihe csas.
srussisa II 1 ss~a Aisas cassia
pestisas n sesGh Main sssees
sfths city II Tscssa.
Arizsaa TsnAssy.

mn n 0EbArsxn By shs nasor and csssmnn
Conncii ef The City 81 Tsaesnn. IA fellows:
ses. 7 TAAa sn<asr sd by virtne ~ th<
aashosisy Fessna In the Mayor ana Eonnsea
tsesaeai u the ciay ii Tafssn. ~ iAe cass
GhAssef And etheT sets as she Tsrsitnxy ~ Asss.
90. md N accoraaacs with reepaatsaa No.
- - pAased ana A6spsed ~ the Mayor sssd
Gumman G0uaeli ef rafs essy.
| n ~ Axxxxx eknAfxxat. shxs Bpufh Mstn
sssses ~ thts clfy bstmesn Megsnna ssFess
and Exshteenfk street be- aza tko sAsxs As hsrs.
W ottesed. sewsred Aecessisx % tke pasns.
| speeaAtAtjeaa and seaoaaiton asadDesed IN The
hsyes &aa rossn9p ssunesi as In cssy d Tno.
sSa ssa ssestdsn6 fsf tAas psryese.
Eee- . That the Axpenss anrsa0nt 10 sAe
coastfurtiaA ~ sAsd sewer shAii he aafssyed In
pass sy Aspeciai assessment n be tevisa aeaanss
al properties hemeAssAss and fpuassnx IN sAsa
Mxin Mfees hetween ths lississas aose1sbsd. hy
f0oi ffentase of indiyfduAi psupsstass aerpsa.
sn4 % bepedts anA the aeses fund or ozhes
fsnds st THE CITY 81 ruesan 10 se pssrAstacnsd
relatively ~ fesiows,
fhe proportions of cost OF rid sewsr Nns 10
be aAsessed TO The property ewness sr1nsfng %
sasd streets % described aeaxe who v1li r.
esase eeneats shsrefsDm. shsii BE- e4ua1 @ he
rcst of eo>zfruettng m sight inrA lIns, ths
standard sise b adopted By The Mayor ana
common CouncSl 81 tAis City sss an laasrsi
sswefs. and sAia speciAi asmsasmsnt sAaat II
lsvied sad ositncsed as neeviAsa soe % Aea NJ
" II the Legislative Assembly pt tha Tsxriaery
a Astsona appssysa laaseA sssh, assy, ana
amendments thereof. the dffsreuus In oost
between IN eight iscA sewer lire aHa tsst
whieh h necessary xnd rsquifed q ~ laia
anADx t1xa ssYASsa s,.nssk n afs.s.s as.a
y adopted by the City 10 b. PAID Ter cut et sAe
sewes land o. other funas d ne csfy as ,sssr.
Bee This ostinanee shall he ID esEees from
and After tts pAssa&n snd spyFsvai.
rsssed Aad adepeed kr The AAyof and Gesn-
m0a coancii 81 the city Of Tucson. this III
dAy ef July. isoa.
OF scHuMAcaxR. MAJOR. 4
Asrnr: y. 3 HAWKE. CITY Reeosscr. H
Thsrsfere The Mayer and Common Casnesi os
the City of Tucson, hasfng appointed tAe mn.
defsigned oommittee 10 examfne and rspors
upon such improvement and 10 mako an taait
abae sssessmsntof tAs cost. oi raid tsnpsoves
msnt xorurdtns 70 shs henetlss upon The pro
peFU e0nsieuous thsreso.
4 hearing viii hs had hy said eommittee d
~ peFscnn Interested tusald Improvement ana
shp taHds 70 b ssected BY spseial Assess-
.Asat tAsssof. q the CITY Hsil On TIE stA dsy
- Angust isui. a 20 p. Al persons dsslsinw
may then ard there appear and mako any oh-
jecticus they max hsve TO such improvsnsns
ana speciAi assessment
signed. FsAxx =. asuasxs4s III
WM. AMn IN
1AMrS FtyNx Asscsaor.
special oommistee.
lst pnb xuiy sA lass luly q Y
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-27

00cD 0h3Gf pnAS3ermHstcs, ucnyeS. Onlo.,
le!y M ieeA-eee1ed psupnsah ID tyipil6atc.
VIII " Iecstyya heye atn IN oGkcp q NnASSees
Em. Angpes fk in, sn6 JA3a 0rSa2d }os III.
sasae =. 4, !: scsis nsfs1s - -
Qsah; g0ets n. =. n1ssAs Mack1ex1e ard Va
dullna afcal l1es endin1 JuAsSH t1u& Propo.
~ ~ 1s1issry y potnls nskes than these nam
81 VIII ~ eaeestainod. III 3 xveervN s1eNt %
accept 0r He3oet eny 0S NJ klt1n HgnT pAyt
~ y 3 ~ y ~ ssiss hise ~ sPpssssssn
aa4t0sas xnyeleree - " mayked arfnp0esis
- pub Iuly le isst Az n '.- - e !
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-27
Nesiss N c'ssk = hay nxsd y isar'
lRs Return q Sals q Real Eslsle, d

Z 4 shs Probate cosFsa she paunsy II Tama
] d is3s 81 matter x s6s Ss.ass Il xalsp ysaiss,
S6Fss.ns IA "A osssr oi Hon. 4. v. Purcell
3N4N i'll said Sonu @ade on the 25th day d
10 q Nj; ssssss ssas y M ssid
deeS14ba, Wadn % tho aatd court, ana fled n
~ 0nee 1t tho clerk thcFeOi, % ssid day.
return q sale made by him on the 26eh Day d
June l1ol, under o previous order Of said court
~ the following real estate, end Tor the fellow
Ing named sum, t0-wit: Lote aHA and ~
B. IL OF the 3. w. " Of Bee. 10 1p a, 8. Rs, b
and she s. E.X 81 Sec. 10 Tp. u sR s,EH.a
q - cansslntng. 10 acres. for tha 3pm a
loo, e viii moro fully appeAt ttQA hAld 70
tnrn hled - eapfesata. aud y which references
b hepebr made i6y sthsf pkxticulars.
& And NoelcS d hefcby fuftheY given, shai
Ndnday, tho Sth day of August tS0l, at u
0eo3ock, i. m, at the court room 81 said court
- the County Court House IN ths City oil Tue
son. County of Pima, has been Axed Tor hear
ing the said return. when and where any per
soh interested in tho said estate thay eppea,
ana fle written objections 70 tho cpntyNahSier
Epf the saia sale. and may he heat Ma msl
produce Witnesses tu sdppefV 0t iAch Sbiec
s.W. PpRcELIs
lat pifh Iuly n Iaet Au1 81
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-27
Special assessment Eotiee.
TncsoN. ArisonA, Jaly aesA. ,so.

TucsoN. Arizona, Jaly 18Th. 1854.
10 ALL 0oxcRRnrn:
Notice II hereby given TO any and all persons
interested thaf the Mayor and Common Coun.
ell ef To City Of Tucson. Arissna Territory,
having ordained. thai south MAin stseet hs.
tween MeKsnna stssst and 18th sssees ef the
Gityof Tnasen, Be snd the same 10 heseby or
dsred scwescd. aenariing to the psevisions es
Ordinance Ne. iso sndihs plans and spsciaca.
tiens edaptad by the Mayer and cosnmoa
coaaeai Of the City OF Tncsoa. and psevidins
tos that purpose.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-27

EEFECTIvE At ONCE--The Min
ols Central railroad win put In Z new
fart schedule on their Omaha and Chi
ca9o hne, whereby train No, Z WIN 5,
cnt down 0ne hour. n VIII isav,
Omaha At 7se6 q. =, daily Via For
Dodge, WAtesio0, Dubdque, Frsepor'
md KsckiOsd, arriving 10 Chicago q
80 Z. n. next day. TsAin No. vii
he msds . daylight Drain ieavine Omahs
reaching Chicago at 9.<5 q. 10, sem,
fday. 1heae two trains Aiso carr,
thf1ngh squip1neat betweesa Omaha ana
B. Hanl5yfA Fort Dodge and Aiber. Lea
reaching Minneapolis at 7:26 q. IN. ans
l6:6 n, m, respectively. The eouip
meut of these trains includes the lstes
patssFn Wide yestibaled Pullman uleep
Inn ear, .batlet library smoking car, fse,
reclining chair car and dining oar.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-27
Some University Lots.
Me Mau csasinee Yes

THAT ~ have the largest and baet lo.
Gated s0ta In tho S0utA Side Unisersits
addition 0f any aroand tbs Unisersity
Ouf lots arc % hy t9o feet. Main avenne
ts 90 ise4 vida and . quarter of miis
i0ng. All lcza have kme etnoes tfunts, i
steW law afty miles % thnee aisIee. can.
mot Be- elstrncted By dweliine. We ara
bnfidinx ard want . iitl3e cash. Row
b y0uf tins. We viii seal 3 iew iote--
cAll IA No. 56 0cciaental HosNa Block
Meyer 81 6S-imo r. 4. DxAKH. sR.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-27
For Sale

A good ranch ~ miles below town
suitable Tor chicken ranch or dairy.
fenced and improved. loo acres or 30
acres, as you choose. Low price and IA
yorahie terms. Address r. A. Drake,
Sr.. r. O. Box s0i or Occidental Hotel.
Meyer street, Tucson. Sl.30dys
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-27

While o0t driving don't ferget West
C0ngresw Street Gafdans. the place te
get al kinds al cold and refreshing dsinks
and nice, cool private rnosns With &c.
commodAtIUns 10 salt the pabiie Ia gen.
erAa. 63<tt. j. FlTzaTMmoxs.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-27
For Sale

A Rider hot mir engine and pump No.
10 (large sixe) in good order and the
cheapest power known q cooking stove
will run II and q boy can feed it.
& 17g y +. A. DRAKK, Sr.,
77-Iw Occidental Hotel Block, Meyer Sc.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-27

TEA GARDEN DRIPs--ls q sngar
syrup Of highest quality Once used al
ways wanted delicionaiy sweet--makes
afEy candy 10 perfection. Manufactured
y Paciae Coast 6yrup Co.. 707-7lD San
me 3d., San Francisco.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-27
Il Daxxies NAs ,lssld.

No Discovery III medicine has eres
created oue quarter II the excitemens
thAt bas been cansed by Dr. Kinxia New
Discovery Tor Coasnnrei rhsumonia,
Hemorshee, Heurisy, and Bsunchitfs,
thO1aands d whom it hrs restored %
perfect health. For Coughs, Colds.
Asshma, Group, HAY Fever, Hoassenees
snd Wh0opink G0nxh u II the quick.
ssl, unrest crfe Ia The world. II o sold
By 1. zeckendorf Il Co. wh0leasle Geo.
Martin retailer who guAtxntee satisfec.
ttoa a. ustnnd monsy. Large bottle Soc
and el.00. Trial bottIes free.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-27

Hheufnatae pains are the cries Of profess
and Distress from tortured muscles, aching
joants ard sxcited ne<vsa. The blood has
besu poiaoned b. the accumulation Of
waste matter h tn system, and can no
longer supply the puse and health sustain.
ing Iced thsy Require. The whole system
feels the eject of this acid poison: and
not until tho blood has been purified and
hrcughk back 10 Z healthy conditiou wilt
The aches and pains cease.
Mss. Jenes Keil q ~ Ninth street. n. ].
Washtn9ton. y. g. writes - follows: aA lev
snonthe s9o h4d 90 asteck ef eciatic Rheuras.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-27
M0lise II ReiisessseAi.

Tucson, Arix., july 2Gth. 100. l.--Mr. A.
Vanhersecke Wishes to inform the pub
lie that he has sold his stock ON account
Of III health and will retire aa his home
ON 273 North Church street. Tucson.
62l88.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-27
For Sale

Five room adobe house and lot on
North Stone avenue, eiose in, only 500
II sold this week. PLuMER * STEWARD.
8i-83 20 North Stone ave.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-27
Notice d Nl.eelnes,,. !,

There's positively no need so 10 en-.
dare disccnfort By reason III changing
sanhnsns insects stinEs, sose and pere.
piring feet Or accidental bsaisea. Yea
torEet thoee trouhaee In nsing Rueksen's
ASnica Ealve. InfxIihls sof Pimplea,
hlceches, Skin Esupsioas and f'iies.
So3d hy /. Xeckendoff a Co. Wholesale
Geo. Martin rc&aiier. 10 cents.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-27

FvCSoN LODGE NO. 4, A.F&A.M NJ
Aateh communications on the seecnd
s'day of each month, at7:ao O'Clock
l'he evening, at Masonic hall. Notips
aPecial meetings viii he giysn By
NO'St'ng a blue flag. Visiting brothers
We cordially invited. Geo, q. KohIer.
AAster g, J. RoskTuse, eeCsstafy. :
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-27

ARlz0NALoDGE no. !, 4. o. d. W -
Meets In A. o. q. W. hall sssry
Wednesday svening q 7 p. =. Witt
ing brothers ars Materially invited.
s. Heunigsr, n. W. Thomas Con
Ion, Rec0rdeF
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-27
phaeaon and iiassess for Sale.

A phaeton and harness, almost new,
can be purchased on very reasonable
terms. at the "Club Stables" 1911
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-27

IRIzONA COMMANDARY no. 1,
KNIGHTS TRMPLAR.Stats con
hve flrst Friday Of each month, at
a. 30 p. .. eojoarnins eir KniGhts
courteoualy wsleomsd. Roscoe Dsle,
&c. @. =. Roskruee, Secretary.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-27

For ren& in Los Angeles for August
and September, IN ele9ans modern hoase
nosnpieteiy and handsomely fufnIshed,
in choice locafioa. Ten FoOsus, ffoni
and back posches. la9ns and @ower Rns-
dan. ciicken yard, gss range oi best
make Rent 20 per month. Inquire
at OF addness los7 Alvarado street, Las
Angeles. CALI. 1911
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-27

w. Z. Francis hsa purchased an inter
est in KimfAil's bookstore and the busl-
nasa viii herenites be eoaaueted undes
The firm name al kimhaii d Frsncis.
The liberal patronage gisen the store in
the past has hSen appreciated and the
pFeaent propries0rs hope 10 SECURE many
nsw patxOna.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-27
For Sale

& A nearly complete set OF household
furniture cheap. Address Boz s42, City.
1918
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-27

- u u WQ5af t01111. E6l
BALM sRAs - tntease that I
keearne scnpletfiy proc.
- u aevere one, ard
~ Go kJcn WAe reirar6.
~ - te1A9 very daSSrex.
60 ~ ~ ~ ~
80 - lln1k 1kQa Who b
0ty e 1ead din6 Nef fica1
eeGIsge hege. II tc1d ~
% e6n<iaaa Ii nreadrfn.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-27
Msreaei Southern Railway.
Time Table NO. q In eisses July ist 1901, Pacitse
< Standard Time.

YFesus No, eannecsa VITA A. q N NJ train
No 1, aonthbouna. ct Guthrie.
Trains No. I connects with A. 4 N. N. train
No 2, Nofthbound, At Guthrie.
O. II. Mills, Manager.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-27

PIMA TRIBE NO. 10. IMPROVED Or
DER OF RED NIKE. 8 Gests svssy
Thursday night \ : o'elosk, a. q. p.
w. hall. George Howard. Gashsm. n.
f.. HAWKS. Chiaf d RscoFds. Felix
Levy, Collector of Wampum. 81
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-27

Fhone A6l sps messenger and parcel
delivery service 20 Ens part Of city linn.
its ioc. Honees Trsnsfer Co. 77-imo
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-27

Placer location blanks for sale
atthe Citizen office,
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-27

CHAPTER NO. Royal
Arch Masons, mssas n lIasOnie han
on the last Friday evening Of each
month. sojourning companions n GOOD
Standing are fratsrnally invited. Gen.
shand, H. r. g. J. Roskruss. Hsc
fetary. M
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-27

ssossehd yssld Eetvs!l ~ hayiag 4 lsisd
esG ! 4sll.sd g r.. asss,.ssss s sas
ssse:s n4s|aE ssstas 3s..!.'s spsaael
= 4esle hcwcvss, - elys ~ ne4iane uiai,
s&sess sd = sss!sheA 80 yssy sosa thers.
enfee ~ eqeHd ano we'll ~ ~ A1ssfSssinR
NV . = ss.Is sssssa a g s'issass sssssa
1885 pariass and toSic. e
IL deal rsnsdy 81 al
rhennsaie troubles.
ni.ssais II Mo dialurb the dlesssicn aasd
lead 10 gufnane Aahdta.
w taye pa.psssd 4 espeeial back On
1d.euaaeln1n which every safferex from
this painfui disease should read. II d the
nsoG cosnpiese and intessseinx book a
10 Kind Il exisfencs. lt viii Be sent free
to any ere desisinG it Wsits ous physL
cienAfu1y aed fuely 6bauE ycsrease We
saake oeAsrge fce msdicAI sdvIce.
me eNs1 oeecsesc -. AItAs1A, e.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-27

STORAGE WAREHOVHE al fusnI
ture, etc, STORED With absolute safety
Rinneey Transfer Co, II n, Stone ave,
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-27

pan XAvIER CAMP NO. 3, WOOD
MEN OF THE w0RLD.Mest every
fr't and third Mondayp nj z a'alpck
m, ip tAe aew 4. Q, p. W. hail.
Visiting members Invited. Henry
Aelluish, Consul Commandsr. L
henstetter, Clerk.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-27
FORBES d NEvINs
Aohisects.
Rooms and . century Bai,ding
Cor Congress ana canssA ~. TsesoA. At
Rslisd ssasl an4 MetaiIe Ca1ketE.
RmbAlman9 spsssaisy.
TUCSON UNI lKlle lallals
90. rARxxa. slasssss
Lady Rmbaiass ~ Ls1tss ~
TUCSON, AkLxOMA.
SECRET soCrErlEs.

PIMA LoDGENo. ], /. 90. ]. alsses|
every Friday night y 7s3o O'Clock ~
A. 0. q. w. hail. Visiting brothsss
cordially invited. Samuel Heninger,
Noble Grand. N. Mitrosich, sscrsta
ry.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-27

practical person for small
family with invalid-apply 545 South
Stone avenue. 67-69
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-27

TUCSON LODGE NO. as6, p. z. O.
RLKs.-Will hold regular nsstings
on the frst and third Monday err
aings Of each month, q 5:sl1 o'clock.
Visiting Elks are cordially iuvitsd 10
attend, A. G. Bernard, e. b. w. r.
B. Field, Secretary.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-27

WANTED-To buy at second.h hand, q
nice baby buggy in good condition.
Price must be moderate. Address
{ GA" Citizen Office. rs
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-27

.-t941e GAstf Q1H 1Hk5eRMlnatnf Denvef, DaopR436,
July y III Nonte4 ~ nea5a ~ tx3pitcaxe viii
- fqee1Ee9 - t431 01se1 mnstI III y ~. kuxuet
textal ma iahas fsqui1l1a ~ she esgNSion 0i a
fraA 6nGStA4 % MT Huonhnea. ArIAOnA. -
eeedtpg - paan4 - - ~ He
- HA0wn. ~ h1aek pxnpe ID ~ e1tcn1Ars
Sissnx I'LL inS1suestn1s - . menass a I'D
dirt and teSms q c6mtesce tHrnlahed - apgat-
acdept ~ Nj6A azy III u pepFnia alss lnysl0rss
eentAintnG rruFosaln Ah0Nad 10 married aIsfO.
poeAla fpl es1cttng asGstAR ~ Fu1f llnarknca,
As3ncAa,s anA Aadrssesd =. y. P0fk uhtst
luartegnaagtafS q
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-27

Is. pub July q. las. AZ ''0 4 Vle't
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-27
In pab Juiy III. lass sspt 8.
Nstiee u Css1 1IkssA

TesEt1e4r ~ Ax3npoa- - ~
EfASan9 JNsM kA4n. Nj. Aeasams6. s
i Mgtfrs = keset9 GfvGn VI tkA nnteSxtxne1
emmkeds ~ - Ass1lsaeN ef AnA ~ pesnnas hMy.
In eIa&nN aw9in14 NJ nx{d 1eemM1 Z. fpAxh&61s
hSrns WITH - eocq4sxyy te1e1e11, N1{A5m kpNs
Msst0mA1 M6aks n - G1t8 ~ Ioesna Eima
U0ana3, A1x4n0A, tlSs sn19 hezn& - ptoo& 3af
- tfs.sactic1 Mthe basissI1a a.i4 $3.50.
. AAnihisasaor ii he sssass q jess fsin, a.,
dccennn1. - $3.50. 49, 81 sI5s 81 "a I :.
nsas1 = ys4es tAlssa MI X Jaly. -,
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-27

FOR SALE-Gentle driving Mare six
years old, good top buggy and harness,
438 s. 3rd Ave. If.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-27
Wants of the People.

WANTED-position TO do general house.
work, in a small family. Box 342. 81
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-27

NOs ~ suuAtle8l WA 6s ~ MI. VI t0e
location. On line i-a of Faison lode al
this survey. . redwood poet Of 4k n.
long. 4 ins. SQUARE, 1ot IT. Ii the
ground, with mound q stnns, scfibSd
EM. p. l-l3n0. Wkena1. I. "A. Loc. Man.
ma. 1894. heAss 3. Gps zT N. J, ~. !. 8 Il.
Cors. Nos. ! 81 Silver Hill ana Faisnn
claims of this survey bear 8. So W.,
247 iect. no other heasings available.
Thence N. 33o w. Var. l3e s. 40 e. 10
| III ride Hue contor, md. stoue 3 ft. hiKh:
s H. base; 1900 n. 10 Cor. no. 3, iden.
tcal with n y. Cor. of LOCATION, ) rod.
w0od post 1<st. long, ins. square. ses
= ~. iu th6 ground with mound oj
Istone, scrihed on b. Y. iace. n. A 3.
1890. No bcaripgs available. Themes
y, ar w. Var. 13a Il. 500 Il. 10 north
| end ceuter, lunund Of stone, 8 Il. hieh,
s II. hese, identical with location; 60d
4. 70 Cor. No. q, identical With NJ. w,
Cor. of location, 3 redwood post OK ft.
long. 4 ina. square, = n. In the ground,
with mound s0f stone, scribed on 8. T..
lace, d. b. 3-1390. When Table Tor
Mt. bears N. 54oe w. Double Top Peak
bears N. 37o lH w. No other bearings
available. Thence 8. s33o T.. Var. 1So +.
Ascending. 76O Il. 10 west side center
Mon.. . mound Of stapea 4 q. high. q q,
base, Identical with lopatldp. Al this
pnint / Offset n. 17s e., 100 II. thence
8. S3s E., on offset line, 1900 II. 10 point
on eontb end line thence B. STE W., 81
C. TO foot Of bluif where ! set witnes,
Cor; for Cor. No. 4, . redwood post 4a
~ long. a ins. sguaFs, a Ing; In ths
3.ss s n s ss a tssas " B, Vice. :,
true CDR. point bears s. 57e W., "a iest
No other bearings available. Thepci
fran tine Cor, nolRt, Fs y, Vaf. ~
iE. 400 Is ta' Q, and center, uound d
Stone, 3 ft. hase, and B II. high, identi
| fcal with location; 8k8 Il, TO Cor. Nos.
of Silver Hill and Faison iodes, Of thil
survey eco II. TO Cor. No. l, the plaO'
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1901-04-16
GREAT VALUE OF LEGUMEs.

correspondence The Progressive Farmer.
Perhaps no discovery has been
made during the century just closed
which is OF more impOrtant to farm
ers generally than the fact that
leguminOus plants, (ueas, beans,
lupines and the clOvers,) not only
draw the most important and expen-
slve parts of their food from the at
mOsphere, but have the power to
store away the nitrogen so gathered,
into the soil in which they are grow
ing, through small nodules on their
roots so that nstead of impOverish-
ing the soil of its fertility, as do most
otter plants, they leave it actually
richer in the most costly element of
Int food. Thus the great 1rOblem
of quickly and cheaply restoring the
lost fertility 30 old and worn out
soils has been practlca Iy solved
Instead Of purchasing Il costly fer
tlllzer, rch III nitrogen, iT Is now
found to be only necessary to apply
IL cheaper grade, COZ tanning p, ta>h,
lime, and ph sphOric acid, on which
can be grown heavy crop of cow
d. as, or cover, which viii complete
the b danced ration Dy collecting ana
storing the more costly element,
Nitrogen, after which grass and
grain crops viii IN Ike d heavy growth
Ordinary grass anu gain crops are
very eXhauStIng upon the soil, as
they draw therefrOm their entire
food supply, while the legumeS add
to the soil the most valuable and
costly element, thus leavlng1 1t richer
Instead of poorer. Like some men,
they leave the earth better for h4v-
inv lived upon 1t. AT the same time
the IeguminUuS plants make better
hay and grazing than grass plants
The herbage or the legumes Is IN re
succulent, more digestlble and richer
than that or grass. Legumes Will
crow and thrive upon SOIL too poor,
or deficient in elements required, to
uroduce or support Il stand OF grass,
and will yield heavier crop than
most grasses. Nothing but custom
and prejudice favors the continued
growing of grasses in meadow and
Dasture to exclusion of cow peas and
clover. ISAAC r. LALLANOn
Wyoming Co., Pa.