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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-04

as the price struck 67hi for May selling
became more popular and more corn came
into the pit. Despite the late say IN wheat,
corn held rather firm and closed with u
good show Of strength litdA up NJ ho's' he-
ceipts were 2A2 cars.
The corn advance and an improved cash
demand kept oats moderately actiyc with
generally better prices, The opening was
lower in sympathy with other grains, hut n
fair outside and local professional demand
sprung up, shorts covered and the marker
took fairly strong turn. May sold up TO
AGA, hut on the reaction In The other PITS
followed suit and closed only firm Is higher
at 461i Receipts were 1913 cars.
Hog products hardly held steady Inc
feature was the continued selling Of lone
selling Of MAY lard by brokers. Prices were
slightly better at the yards. which brought
n fairly steady opening Narrow tuntnl
tions were the order Of the day. although
selling depressed prices slightly. May
= depressed at 49, and May shade lower
Estimated recclpts for tomorrow; Wheat
II cars: corn 145 cars; oats IS cars; ho!s
% GEO head
Cash quotations were as follows:
wheat-No. 3 75a7sR; No. red s5ika
oats-No. > twea46a. No white 40
No white 4e0I9i5
Rye-Nc 6GA
Parey-Fair to choice mating 5od6o
FlaXscedNo .5sd1. so Northwest
ern / 81.
Timothy sepd-Prlmc 6 -.
Mess pork--Per barrel tG 9od1T 90.
Tard-per 100 hounds 2 g2iA07o. a5.
Short ribs sides Loose S.5o,0S 62i9.
Dry salted shoulders-Boxed 7ad7l9.
Short ciear sdes-Boxed S00do On.
Whisky-Basls of high wines / 80.
Clover-Contract grade 9.75.
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THE RETURN FLOW OF
CURRENCY HAS SET IN.
Recent Favorites Were Acute Pressure,
While New Stocks Were Handled
With Strength.

New York, January The preliminary
figures NJ the weekly cash movement fur
3 Ifshed by the banks themselves gave as
surance that thr return dow Of currency
from the channels OF doinestlce trade has
sen In in force. There was n quick re-
Spouse In the money market, where enor-
nous offerings Of funds carried the rate
down to 9 per cent. Standing loans were
all readily marked down to that rate on
request OF the borrowers. This Is exactly
the development that the recent rise in
stoclS was Intended to anticipate, YET the
stoca market yielded today to oyerwhclm-
Ing offers to realize profits and ended it
a level substantially below that of last
night. There were points of strength dur
ing the day. and the speculative liquidation
was KEPT wen in hand with the assistance
Of the stock spots In the market, which
were In part due 10 manipulation
There was very palpable shifting OF
speculative accounts from Reading into
eblted states steel, and there were evi.
aenees Of similar transfers az other points
III the market. Early In the day the strong
points predomnated over the weak ones
but the proit-tadng became more general
as 9, the gay progressed. Transactions In
United States Steel We're on a very large
scale, and those stocks held their advan-
tage rather more firmly than the general
market; The local traction stocks showed
strength, led by Brooklyn Transit, which
IS one. Of the Few stocks on the list which
started this year at a price far lower than
II did last year.
of Central traffic and Southwestern rail-
roads The WdDashes were CONSPICUOUS and
the Toledo, 81. Louis and Western stocks
were unusually active on rumors OF abb
sorption by the Vanderbilt Interests ON
the other hand all the recent prominent
speculative fayorites were under acute
pressure. These Included the coaiers, es-
peclally Reading. the grangers and Paclhcs
An ostentatious advance Of AZ in Great
Northern preferred and bidding up ol
Northern Securities company on nominal
transactions In the outside market failed
cifcs
sufficient Importance on the side Of de-
preston to account for the reaction, and
u was attributed purely TO realizing OF
rather discredited the recent theorY tba
the late strength OF the market was due
to support by great capitalists ana banking
tp ls,a wsn s view to prosecution Of fu
fessonal stamp on the recent ball move
ment The easing OF the money rate wa.
accompanied by higher rates For foreign
sterling exchange 10 Paris narrows, the
lnergin toward the point Of profit in gold
exports.
Ioday's statement Of the Tmperlal ham
Of Germany compares the showing OF III,
astonishing proportions OF the year-end de-
mana on all the great foreign banks. Tha
banks loan account for the week was ex
panded upwards OF S3a, 900, oOo and tn
note circulation increased over SIS, 600 900
Bpt the ferslFn money markets are prompt
ana are all becoming easier, The indIea
uons are that our oFn clearing hous
s stMs1ss Il 'i s7cc s ss.a show gain
slightly a,tgs6ias factor spd the r.
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Grain and Provisions Elsewhere.

New Orleans, January 3.--Hog products
strong Pork-Standard mess H. Lard
Refined fierce "a; pure lard l09s Boxed
meats-Dry salt shoulders rs sides 0. Ba-
con-Clear rib sides 07s. Hams Choice
sugar cured ii1aai2%. Coffee Quiet Rio
ordinary to fair I&sm7fs. Rlce-Firm; screen
iugs Z%@3h: head 49smj; fancy head 5la,a
g. Fl6ur-Firm; extra fancy B. sod3. 50;
patents T. lJ0I 20. Cornmeal 3. -. Bran
D.. Hay Firm; prime t7.Wd1i,j0: choice
Is. 5oMla.OO. Corn--Qulet; No. , sacked white
-. mixed rs; yellow n. Oats-No. sacked
St. Louis. January a wheat--Higher No.
red cash S7lA; May sIiadST@s: July - :
30 hard s1Msi. Corn licncr: No, >
sh 66lc track 06i9d6S; May 6SA. July
GSIsd6stt Oats Higher; ~. 2 cash 4S;
track 4O May 4s9s, July S99s No. white
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I0l5d5O. Rye-Firm, 661a. Pork-Ensier:
iobbing 1G 80. Lard--Lower, 0.B7l5. Flour
= Firm but quiet red winter patents 3. s5@
4. 10; extra fancy and straight 3 45d3 GO
clear 3 10M3 % Timothy seed-llrm, 5000
G. 20, Cornmeal--Steady, 2. %. Rran-Quiet,
] 10. Hay Timothy steady, II GOA 300,
prairie s'r1ce 1850. W hisky-Steady, 81
Iron cotton ties 80. BaGging 52i@6A. Hemp
Irvine .. Dry salt meats, boxed Easy
extra shorts and clear ribs s. Is; clear sides
900 Bacon, boxed Easy; extra shorts
Q 62N; clear ribs 0.75; clear sides . S7i2.
Receipts Flour 5000: wheat 5000: corn 81
600: oats $1,000. Shipments Flour 1000:
wheat s3.o00; corn s9,O0o; oats 10000.
New York. January Wheat Re 'iptS
SO goo. Spot quiet: No. = red S9ia fob,
ahoat; No = red S21a elevator: No. / North
crn Ssli fob, afoat; No. l hard rs fol
9foat Options dull.
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THE ACTIVITY IN OIL STOCKS
LARGE SALES OCCURRED.
PRICES ABOUT SAME,
Palestine and Beaumont Makes Pro-
nounced Gan-Anglo-Ame Beau
mont Contederated Good Sellers.

Yesterdays session Of the oil and Stock
Exchange was characterized by active trad
ing without Improvement from the price
standpoint Orders appeared TO extend gen
orally over the list OF securities and brok-
ers exhibited a greater inclination to get
together.
AngIo'American figured prominently and
at a lower valuation the wants of pur.
chnsers seemed unlimited. Over 15.OOQ
shares were sold with 2iad3c as the gen
eral basis for trading. Beaumont Confed-
Grated was highly active seller without
advancement In the terms. Manhattan sold
at u loss, but was in strong demand on
any consequential drop and 1000 shares
were obtained at 6sc.
Palestine and Beaumont made the most
notable stride OF the call Bidders first
moved up &c and secured a small lot. then
increased offers another 2lac and exhausted
the supply at these figures. One sale was
made at further small Improvement and
soc was onered on the close without re-
sponses from holders. Merchants and Me
chanics was in better favor The stock
could not he had at the prices of the pre-
ceding session and GOO shares were traded
az Ssc san Jacinto was in higher favor
hn0 re was freely bid, with sellers hold
ing out firmly for an additional 25c. Five
Gets more would have been paid for Cat.
temen's Consolidated and better offers OF.
Gober anu
TWO sales in companies not heretofore an.
bearing on the active list took place. The
nrst Ia Lone Star and Crescent at re and
me lNtier IN Atlantic aud Pacific at &c
denver aud Beaumont was offered AT o5c.
Win buyers cemlng within a cent of this
The total sales amounted to 1850 shares.
me prices bid and asked yesterday and
tne sales made were as follows:
UNLISTED STOCKS.
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NEW YORK EXCHANGE.


New York, January 3.-Moncy on call
firm at SAL per cent: closing bid and asked
b6l6 per cent Prime mercantile paper 5Gt
5M per cent. Sterling exchange hrIn with
actual business In bankers hills at I S65s6f
sixty days: posted rates 4 S4l514. STi5;
commercial bills 4 s3ei4 Ssls Bar silver
56ls Mexican dollars 444 Government
bonds steady; State bonds lnactive rail-
read bonds Irregular.
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New Orleans, revised.
Elsewhere, t-sc lower.
The events OF yesterdays cotton market
changed the dreadful march Of bears to de-
ilghtful measures. The question OF supply
which has Allied the mind Of operators with
divers and sundry doubts since the promu-
cation of the bureau report lost its knotty
properties under the teachings in the ad-
verse school of values and bullsh hopes
quailed beneath the weight of the "yls-
Bile" An avalanche Of the actual stuff
appeared. The new statistics signined an
Increase Of t20,713 bales In the into sight
over the same period for last season aud
showed the total to date to be 6J,330 great
er than the comparative hgures. The sea
ward arrivals and estimates likewise allied
with the beaifsh forces. Bears were. Of
course, in huoyant spirits and bulls roamed
disconsonte over the grounds. The Ham
mer club brought their instrument into full
swing for the occasion and proceeded to
stab the weakening prices,
Indeed Liverpool sounded dtrEe FOR the
starting Of the funeral march Sales on
the spot amounted 20 5000 bales at quota
tons lower by 1921. Deliveries finally
stood unchanged to a single sixty fourth
less, with stocks OF American nearly 100,
o0o above last years and the picture Of
the giant Ike movement before the spin
ner it is evident that Lancashlre's anxiety
IS very materially reduced for the time
being
on this side OF the ocean the trading WAS
condaed more largely TO contacts. The
pressure Of spots under the circumstances
was quite sufficient 10 provoke down.
fall The tide of bearish sentiment began
AT the outset. and while frequently inter
cepting some Of the faithful, yet uudaunted,
the strength was not powerful enough 70
stop the ehb al any accessible place Ad
vices from interior centers reported shruuk
en- stocks to draw from compared with
those Of the former season and that rcvea
tions equal to late prophecies are Sorth
coming
New York opened unchanged on current
and to 3 points lower on further de
liveries. The range gradually lowered Il
the extent of points which formed leve
from which there was not more than u 3
point variation throughout the morning
further weakness followed the midday
call from which there was a small recov
cry in the next hour and extending unti
thirty minutes before the close when an
other easlness took place and made In
lowest at the wind-up. In the net resul
February dropped IL points September II
October and the balance Of the list wen
13 and IA points lower.
New Orleans started to G loss on nea
and down on remoter positions. Their
was an immediate slight decline then
rest, followed by another slow hut stead
loss, causing the level "a stand to
points down until towards the noonda
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New York. January S-rhe Commercial.
Advertisers London financial cablegram
SAYS; The stock market today was active
and Arm as whole with the buoyAney in
OF Interest. American shares were strong.
est around midday. From that time on
yhey see.sewsd and finally closed az the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-04
MARKET QUOTATIONS
COTTON
Hs lston Daily Statement.
Houston Comparative statement.

Gross receipts thus far this week 5j,525
Cross receipts Ia days this season. .4702js
Gross receipts ~ days In lU0-O1 /, 1854, 243
Cross receipts l24 days In 1899.
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"A BREAK IN COTTON VALUES.

call when further drop set In. There was
a slight recovery from this drop aftfrwafd
and narrow fluctuations until the final hour
when the prices weakened and lowered per-
sistently up to the time Of the sounding
Of the gong. In the net result February
lost IL points, January and July and the
other options declined ~ points. Sales on
the American side amounted to 1850 and
spot quotations were marked isc down ut
New York. Galveston and Houston. At
New Orleans thcy were lowered lsc on
middling aud grades above and were not
chlnged on grades below.
The volume of the movement again be-
came colossal Receipts at all ports for
the day We're 54776 bales compared Wien
30,J92 for the corresponding DAY Of last
year For the week they have been 205,.
O1S bales compared with 20T.oiO for last
week and iTJ.6JS for the corresponding time
Of last year. Thus far in the season they
have been 1867 ,l23 bales compared with
4,556973 for the corresponding time OF last
season. Exports for the week have been
i.249 bales compared with 985j26 for
last week and 1855 FOR the corresponding
time Of last year. Stock az United States
ports for the day was l,O3O.iS0 compared
with 0S92i3 for the snmc day of last week
and a7l009 for the corresponding day ot
Inst yenr.
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The Cotton Trade journal opncs MS fol
lows on crop guesses and conditions rela-
tive thereto"
How many guesses is cotton expert en-
titled TO make and still command the re-
spect OF the trndet Every season II takes
an accountant to follow the series Of gurs,-
ts given out 10y some experts, who revise
their figures SO often that the trade be-
gin to guess finally where the expert
stands.
cuses aud good ones for revising figures at
times, hut these excuses are given la fcw
cases. Recently Hood Of cUc-ses have
BEEN promulgated by our crop experts. -
jority from experts who have made their
debut THIS season. Some say that IN Wow
Of the increased receipts they now tack
on to thetr previous figures quarter, hHlt
or a million bales more, which they hUl
not anticipated and did not include u
their first figures. Is an expert cutll
tc a revision on this ground We believe
not. An estimate OF the crop weeks a-H
should have allowed literally Tor hcnr.
holiday movement, which the statistics for
wears back show to hc larger m This lime.
many others wait for Christmas time to
| sell, Therefore. the failure to consider in
! q crop guess, larger holiday receipts Than
| the average for the few weeks previously,
carries with IL an admission which can not
| raise an experts standing with the cot.
| ton trade.
The houses whose crop estimates nre roc.
ognized would We believe hesitate long he
| fore giving out revision OF their crop
/ figures and then only for the very best NJ
| reasons. And we believe the feeling among
the trade Is against jumping about with
figures as some Of our friends do. The
/ customers Of n commission hons" would
doubtless he slow to accept without com.
plant the revision NJ guess 10 which they
had pinned their faith md opernted In tho
market Guess once md quit: the trad
Ing element have rl"ht to expect this
Houston's estimated receipts for today
are 5000 to 5000 bales compared with 994s
last year New Orleans expects 5000 to
10000 against 4I45 last year
The range II prices ar New York md
New Orleans for the active months was
Z ae foil
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~ s.'''
Houston Weekly Statement

cross receiots this veek....... 55.52J
Nct rrreints mis- weck... 23,1BS
Eross rocnInte this week last year $3.50
Net receipts this week last yenr. 285-
,rot"i NOT raceipts mis- wear 64390i
i,ot"i To.,ints last veor / 800 16l
rotoi moi rerripts last vear...... 61T 29l
Sbinm%nta ruifward ... 6O047
Shipments all - to md via New .o-o
et,tr,,,,a,,ts tn Imam and west 1O6
Cnttmn In transit .,.......... 9,o52
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Houston Railroad Recaipts.


Following are The receipts " COTTON ny
the various railroads entering the city:
Bales
Houston and Texas Central ......... H69
international and Great Northern . 3Oi
Galveston, Harrisburg aud x A... 81
Texas and New Orleans. ........... IL
Houston East and WeSt Texas...... 800
cur, Colorado ana Santa Fe...... T'2
san Antonio and Arkansas Pass....... iS8
Missouri, Kansas ana Texas. .......1.T14
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MISCELLANEOUS sT0cKs.


Bid Ask
Am. Brewing Association .....,. 500 90
Commercial National Rank 225 M 259 90
Houston l.. and T, Co....llO7 90 -
Houston Drug Co.. ...... I130 90 l140 90
Houston Drilling and Sup
ply Co. ................l.. .....,l 65 %
Merchants National Bank.1o6 90
Magnolia Park Co ........I...... 75 90
Mutual Building and Loan
Association 49,. coincidence, ZOO %
Planters and Mechanlcs'
National Bank l1ol 90 iIo5 ~
Rockdale Oil Mil $50 90
South Texas National
Bank -. ............ 1875 90 l1s2 so
Sour Lake Springs Co....l....... n az
Southwestern Dry Plate
=, Co. o. ii,'... 49,. los 90
and Investment Co - rs 90 20 IN
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Not Included In totals because contain
ing other items than clcarings.
BANK CLEARlNGS,
Following are the clearings OF the Hous-
ton banks. together with the amount OF In
crease or decrease over last year;
This week. Last year Inc.
Saturday SO O69, 362. 80 81 165,3n S5O4 00l
Monday -. 2,oio,Sl8 1,TSS,SS9 2s0924
Tuesday . 2,AS3,h 2h Holiday.
Thursday 2OlS.0i1 1899. 800 1922
Friday -. 2,S6S,Ot7 i,5s9, 6s6 1,27s,3St
NEW YORK EXCHANGE.
Relehmarks, CONNER To-day Yesterday.
cal, 30 days ........ 0AN 94X
Bankers. 90 days. ...... 4.S3A,. 81 4. S3s
Commercial, 90 days. 4 S3la-t S3l5-%
Splnners =. ...,....,.. 4 SO Asa
Francs, commercial. 60
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MOVEMENT OF SPOTS
CAUSE THE WEAKNESS.
into Sight, Port Receipts and Estimates
All Very Heavy--Liverpool Sounded
a Note Tor Lower Prices.
AT THE CLOSE:

AT THE CLOSE:
Liverpool, unchanged to t-64d lower.
New York, to ID points lower
New Orleans, 8 to 10 points lower
SPOTS:
Liverpool, t-32d lower.
New Orleans, revised.
Elsewhere, 1-Sc lower.
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The weekly movement AZ twenty nine In.
terror towns with comparisons has been:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-04

The Cotton Trade journal opincs MS FOL.
lows on crop guesses and conditions rela-
tive thereto"
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Not Included in totals because contain
ing other items than clcarings
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-04

total sales for the day, 1921 100 shares
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-04

Houston's estimated receipts for today
are 5000 to 1900 bales compared with 9a4s
last year New Orleans expects 5000 to
10000 against 4i45 last year.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-05

Notice OF Proposed Change and
Adoption of Textbooks for the Pub
lie Schools OF Arizona.
Nctfcn * hereby ,ri,-an nv tho Ta,,i-
toriaI Board of I.ducation of the Ter
ritory Of Arizona. that in accordance
with the Recommendation of a majority
of the County School srperintendents
of said Territory. it is proposed TO
change the following named textbooks
now in Use in the public schools. to-
vii. Al of The A,nIaton se,.ies. Of
readers ard all readers supplemental
thereto. and the California svstaro of
vertical writing hooks
III other textbooks heretofore adopt-
ed shall continue in use until changed
as provided bv law
Arizona republican., 1902-05-05
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of John Van TuyI. deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, Geo. b. Richmond, executor CT
the last viii and testament OF John
Van Tuyl, deceased. to the creditors Of
and all persons having claims against
the said deceased, to exhibit them, with
the necessary vouchers, within ten
months after the first publication of
this notice to the said executor at the
furniture store of Richmond-Day COM
pany at No. y East Washington street,
Phoenix, AriZ., the same being the
place for the transaction OF the bus
mess of said estate in said county OF
Maricopa.
G. Is. RICHMOND.
Executor of the last will and testament
Of John Van Tuyl, deceased.
Dated at Phoenix this 9th day CT
April. 1902.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-05
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
OF
STANDARD IRON WORKS.

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE
PRESENTS, That we, Moses Hughes.
William Griffith, Laverie G. Hughes
and Walter L, Sutton, al o. Phoenix.
Arizona, have associated ourselves
together for the purpose of form
ing and organizing and do here
by form and organize ourselves as
and into Il corporation under tho.
laws of the Territory Of Arizona for the
purpose of engaging i'll and carrying on
the business hereafter specified and 90
hereby pursuant to said purpose make
adopt, sign and acknowledge these Ar
ticles of Incorpora ton.
Article I.
Section 1. The names of the incorpo-
rators are Moses Hughes. William
Griffith. Laverie {. Hughes and Wal
ter l. Sutton.
Section ,. The name of this cOrDO-
ration is STANDARD Iron Works"
Section 3 The principal place Cor
the transac tion of the business o; this
corporation is the City of Phoenix.
Maricopa County, Arizona. Provided,
however. that this corporation may
transact business in such other place or
places as its business may require, and
may maintain an Office or Offices at
such place or places as its Board of
Directors may by resolution prescribe,
ana at such Office or Offices its Beard
of Directors may meet and transact The
business of the corporation.
Article H.
Section L This corporation shall
commence at The time Of the filing
fer record of its Articles of In
corporation in the office Of the
County Recorder OF Maricopa
County Arizona. and the filing OF
Il certified copy thereof with tae Sc
retarv of the Territory Of Arizona. And
it shall endure fer twenty-five (25)
years thereafter.
Article III.
Section I. The capital stock of This
CORPORATION shall he Fifteen Thousand
Dollars ($15,OO0) divided into Six hun
dred 5000 shares of the par value Of
Twenty-Five Dollars ($25) each.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-05
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
OF THE,
TIE HOLMES OIL COMPANY.

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE
PRESENTS: That we. whose hands
are hereunto affixed do hereby assocI-
ate ourselves together for the purpose
Of forming arorrorati1n under the laws
of the Territory OF Arizona, and 10
that end make the following state
mcnt:
FIRST: The names Of the corpora
tors are:
Max Teub@r. Chicago. III.
John J. Wilson, Chicago. III.
Joseph d. Burns. Chicago, III.
Thomas l.. james, Chicago, Ill.
f. r. Holmes, Chicago, Ill.
and the name of the corporation sEall
be
Arizona republican., 1902-05-05

is a full, true and correct copy of such
original and of the whole thereof.
Witness my hand and seal of office.
this 21st day Of April. 1902.
CSeal1 Il. +. MCCALL.
County Recorder
BY A s. ARTHUR. Deputy.
Filed and recorded in the office of the
Secretary of the Territory o. Arizona
this list day of April, \. d. 1902, at
> =. M
ISAAC r. STODDARD,
Secretary Of Arizona.
First publication. May !.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-05
HOME SAVINGS BANK
PHOENIX. ARIZ.
AND TRUST co.

PHOENIX, ARIZ.
Charles F. Ainsworth . President
Hugh H. Price. Vice President
Frank Ainsworth. Cash. and Treas.
r. H. Greene Secretary
Authorized Capital 100000.
Hours a. m. to p. m.
Interest on deposits. No commission
on loans.
Observation-Disclosures F. Ainsworth,
Hugh H. Price, w. c. Foster, Frank
Ainsworth, R. H. Greene.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-05

HOT TAMALES. CHILL CON CARNE.
Hot WafIiles with Maple Syrup. The
Dairy Lunch. Sc North First Street.
We solicit orders for tamales for re-
ceptions. parties. etc.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-05
HAIR RESSING.

MANICURING, FACE MASSAGE.
Madame Warren, successor to Madame
Lathrop, SIS North Center Street, Room
/, Wharton Peck