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Arizona republican., 1902-11-26
AENUAL REPORT
 0F GOV. ERODE
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cludes under the subject of education. believing that persons desiring to settle in a new country first inquire about the educational institutions and churches. This report shows that there are now 1G5 churches in Arizona of all the diff ferent religious denominations. There are 150 ministers. and the total church population Is 53,S26 an increase during the year of 1870. There are 2S6 Sunday schools, the membership of which is r, 2,2S9, showing an increase over the previous year of LII. The total valua- Jion of church property in Arizona is $32S,914, so far as the valuations are given in the statements of the differ ent churches. The governor, however, states that a number of church organi- zations failed to submit statements. hence the total of all churches is not given.
 Railway construction in Arizona Is active. During the year there was built 3S5 miles of railway by the Ari- zona and New Mexico Railway com pany; g miles by the Santa Fe Pres colt and Phoenix railway, known as the Hell canyon cutoff, and 7.S miles to connect the Poland mine with the Prescott and Eastern road; also miles of line from Mayer toward Crown King. The Fl Paso and Southwestern has built 51.12 miles of road, and is en- gagged in constructing a branch from Fairbank to Tombstone. which will be pushed on to College Peak to connect with the main line of the Fl Paso and Southwestern.
 Banking in the territory hourishs, and was never so prosperous as it is this year. On June 90, 1902 the aggre- gate deposits in territorial and national banks was 57,O15, ,OS7.98, a gain of $780, 607.9S over 1901 The loans and dis r.rbylp Isq1odDr if drmS r iesrcI"l 2 counts amount to S4178, ,11616: stocks. securities and claims, $799, ,776.98: United States bonds and premiums. $4GS. .S19 .O1 ; cash and due from banks, S3,OS5, ,060. .91; United States redemption fund. s1O.6S5: banking house furniture and fixtures, S146, ,e42.60; surplus and undivided prof its, S459,112.6S. The resources of the building and loan associations in the territory as represented in the loans oh real estate are S635, ,S12.3S.
 The largest pine forests in the Unit ed States are located in the northern portion of Arizona and cover an aI- most unbroken area Of 10000 square miles A number of forest reserves have been made during the past year. removing large areas Of land from entry. The San Francisco forest re- serve. created August r, 1898. was en- larSed by executive order of April r.. 1902, so as to cover the sections owned by the Santa Fe Pacific Railroad com pany, successors to the Atlantic Pacific railroad. The Black Mesa forest re- serve was created August r, 1898; the Prescott forest reserve was created May 10, 1898, and enlarged October 2I 1899; the Santa Rita forest reserve was created by executive order of April Il, 1902, and is situated south and southeast of Tu cson; the Santa Cata- lima forest reserve, created by execu- tive order July ?, 1902, is situated northeast of TLcson; Mount Graham forest reserve, created by executive order dated July 22, 1902, is situated
Arizona republican., 1902-11-26
BEAUTIr UL CLEAR SKIES.

Heroine exerts a direct Influence on the bowels, liver and kidneys, purify ing and strengthening these organs, and maintaining them in a normal con- dition of health; thus removing a com mon cause of yellow. mothy, greasy skin, and more or less of pimples. blotches and blackheads. soc at Elvey & Hulett's drug store.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-26

Nothing Succeed S Like Success SS!
Sure, Safe and Speedy Cure of Ner- Vous Sexual and Blood Diseases.
DR. H!BBARD

is q graduate of Har- yard Medical College and former Unite q
 States Pen ion Exami- ner. His qualifications are ability experience, and re .iability Among bis patrons are tome of the most prominent citizens Of Arizona. Ii sick Shuu pateuL medi- ciues. electric belts, free trial packages and unSki led physiCiar.s.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-26

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 Doctor makes a speciality of Chronic
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Arizona republican., 1902-11-26

Phoenix Trunk Factory for suit cases.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-02
II. & B. Beers Cotton Letter.

tSpociAl TO me ANVettIserI
NEW ORLEANS Aug. Liverpool advices
this our market opened ld2 points higher on
the New York Journal of Commerce July re
port of condition. showing less Of 60 points
from that of June shortly after, however
there was a continued pressure to sell which
after though shorts covering fearing that The
Journal of Commences reports might be
forerunner of the bureau report . on M, Mon ia
tom. making the net gain 3I4 points on the
day The total stock oI American ashore and
afoat to Liverpool is AGO, 600, against 463 900
last wear and asp, 600 year before last. The
3 leading interior towns received during the
week 7.4oo against 1900 last year ana a.
6s. 600 against 10000 last year and 1000
year before last The visible supply 81 Ameri-
can during the week decreased $4,000 against
a loss Of $1,000 last year and $4,000 year
before last and the aggregate supply Of Ameri-
can to date Is l.oeI 900, against $40, 600
last year and s2s 600 year before last He n
isIana and Mississippi. The weather has
cleared in Texas and the rain area has moved
tonight and Saturday in Texas. Arkansas and
Louisiana and occasional showers ami thun-
derstorms throughout the balarce OF the
belt. Referring TO the bureau report issued
on Aug. Bird. last year, made tho general
average condition 77.2 per cent or n decrease
Of SO points under that issued on July Srd
this year the general average condition on
July 3rd was S4,7 per cent, consequently
allowing for the same deterioration of SO
points during July as last year the condi-
ton would be sos as compared to 772 last
year. The weather conditions during the past
month have on the whole. been favorable and
would warrant the bureau in Issuing a gen
eral average condition as good or better than
last month. but from experience the trade
knows that the bureau advices are generally
more pessimistic than private ores. therefore
II is probable that the average condition Will
range from 79 to 80 per cent, In The mean
reau report and weather conditions Will in
f1uence values.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-02
Chicago Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. Aug. lin spite Of the bearish
Influences of lower cables. nne weatner anu
grains took a brace today. Business was small
and interest after the marked STRAIN ourlns
July was waning. But a neanny ir and nrices
in general rallied well. September wheat
closed %61zc up. September corn ,S, n,Sne
and September oats Nc advanced. PROVISIONS
Business was best in corn. There was soin a.
thing OF a falling on In receipts, aui tssult
there was a good premium for cash STUN over
the near futures. There was little covering
by shorts. but offerings er were wa ns" nothing con-
spicuous to business. and In tne mann h,o om
crowd seemed to be resting alter tne S ary,
times of last month. Good weather ana Proii ~.
ises az a bumper crop with corn selling in
Kentucky at Csc had no effect on prices; eep
tember opened %@%c up ,, al o house buying
to 56I5 and closed strong lAc up al oo~' NC
'e WSsat 1 val inclined toward weakness only
momentarily at the opening on weak capies'
large receipts and good weather FaT GOVT 81
ing and local buying influence s srseg GOOD mn
turn from the Ions -continued slumps anu
prices made good net gains Trade was no 9
particularly active nor was it large, Ior %
ferIngs were not free at any time Crop 40.
vices were generally favorable. Inc rxp Or
demand was slow and nlds We're gehe low and
Ids were generally out of line. but 81 loads
were reported worked at the sea',oard. sep
tpmbeT started bmAC IO~cI W O
So%Gse% advanced to 7o% and closed hrm.
Sai5c up at 20. Receipts. 2s5 cars; se e
contract: Minneapolis and Duluth reported Elo
cars a total for the three points of 81 against
4O7 last week and 4ol year ago Primary re-
cstpts were 100000 bushels, compared 10
o76 600 last yeai. Seaboard ciearances
eauaied 466 900 bushels. Argentine snlpm1n. :.
were go 900 bushels. against 10000 last
year. r.. ~ oct+a-
,ent 90 yesterday's July finale. The cash de-
mand improved and Of the 25o' 600 d ous a~ss
7so ooo bushels were contracted for ship
ment today This gave strength to the er,d de-
lures shorts covered on the early lower prices
and these influences. working against nhe
weather, pushed up prices in spite OF guinness mess
September advanced from g u to nrm cioee'
Ilc up at 32A Receipts 90 cars .,,,
Provisions were unsettled. There was weak
ness early on a weak hog situation ana IaI.r
liquidation further depressed the market some
support by packers turned early seIsrs 50 70
bfYyers and part of the loss was regained sep
ten,ber pork closed weak. 7hc down at 8 o q;
September lard. 5@7hc lower at so1 BY;
and September ribs TIC lower at SlO.2Ih
The leading futures ranged as follows:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-02
WALL STREET REVIEW
sUBsIDENCE OF ACTIVITY A
FEATURE.
Movement of Prices Extremely
Sluggish with the Exception
Of a Few Prominent Stocks.
Bonds are Dull.

NEW YORK. Aug. THE dlstingnlsni,hss ~
feature of today's stock market vas ~
marked subsistence OF activity, w Ih,ch Cached
4 condition almost of torpor To-Day. Inc lIlT NJ
ment of prices ALSO was extremely slut 3 ls,n
The large specuIatiye interests who have most
largely made the recent activity OF tne MAJ ne
were quiescent. II is probable that tns *.
ton given to the formal announcement OF the
Rock Island plan of conversion OF us captail
and reorgl. !Zatio on the method OF coHtL ~
speculation The recent brilliant advance IN
Rock Island has been an important lnnuence
on the whole market. The details OF the pan y;
which do not go beyond redistribution OF
capital without alteration Of the properties
controlled by other interests. arouse the ques-
ton as to what has given the stock It's IN
creased valuation in the market since the plan
was in course of formation. Rock Island IL,
self fell to q level 81 below last night 8 our
ing the morning. Another disturbing innu-
ence was the renewed break ii, COLORADO FUEL
which went below 90. The public recrimina-
tons Oet~sn the Give eon WsTnins p pa
conflict which involves spectators Of
one side the other to an uncomf2rtople e h,,
tent. The fear of an unfavorao!c showing Uy
the banks IN tomorrow's statement was an
other restraining influence upon Specuiatoh Al.
ter Rock Island and Colorado Fuel quiteu uomh
and made some recovery there was an improve
ment in the general market and rev STOCKS
became strong and helped the general market
tions Western Union and American Smeit-
ing were amongst these. But the erect upon
the general Market was very slight slight al o any
conditions abroad with the passage OF the
month-end requirements and foreign exchange
was easier here. This gave rise t" hopes
that the gald export movement would be
checked next week and helped the hardening
tendency of the stock market. The forecast
OF the bank statement indicates a decline In
cash reserves of over two millions. the loss by
gold exports and sub-treasury operations OF
So So6, 600 having been partly offset by re-
ceipts in the interior from banks.
The bond market genraelly was dull anu "
regular Total sales (par value), 81 ,o9o'oO
United States bonds were unchanged on the
last call
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-02
Nov orleap. Spot Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug i-onIy a moderate
interest was shown by buyers of spot cotton
today as they appeared to md neither offer
ings not asking prices to their liking. Sales.
$50 bales. including 400 T. o b. terms Quo
tations revised. Middnns and lower grades r"
duced Lis. while higher grades were re-
duced II.
Futures opened lag points up but after the
first call the range beam decidedly shift!
and prices backed and allied without any APP
parent actuating inAiercc. The variations COW
cred a range Of 3G5 points. Liverpool devel-
oped additional weakness and moved shaic
lower for both spots and deliveries. but on
this side matters shaped themselves rather
more in favor OF the long element After nu-
merous fluctuations the board at the close
showed net gains of points on August. Sep
TENDER and October and 4 roints on the more
distant positions
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-02
New Orleans Cotton Futures.
Worlds Visible Supply.

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. l.-secretarv Hes
ters' statement of the worlds visible supply
Of cotton. made up from special cable and
Geographic advices. compares the figures Of
this week with last week last year and the
wear before 1t shows decrease for the week
just closed of IA. o3 bales, against de-
crease Of lac. 1913 last year and decrease Of
6344i the year before
900 2se last week. 2, SO, $50 last year and
l.35o.234 year before last, OF this tho total
Of American cotton is .osl: 255 against L.:
929 234 year before last and OF all ether
s snd ooo Including ERR Bra1 Inds ee
last year and 522 600 year before last
The total worlds visible supply of cotton
shows o decrease compared with last week
last year Of 394.7S4 bales and an increase
compared with year before last OF 4Is.o2I.
OF the worlds visible supply Of cotton as
above there is now ahoat and held in Great
Britain and continental Europe ESQ. COO
before last; in Egypt, Sc 600 against 81 900
last year and 5000 year bsfore last; in
and 2ss 600 year before last and in the
United States 90 900, against So4, 600 last
wear and I73, 900 before last
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-02
SUMMER EXCURSIONS BY RAIL
AND SAIL,

The Central of Georgia Railway and
connections are now selling round triI
tickets to New York, Boston Baltimore
and Philadelphia via Savannah ant
Steamship Lines at very low rates. Tick.
cts include meals and berth aboard ship
Much less than all rail. For further par.
tlculars. berth reservations. rates. etc.
2rpIy to any Agent Central of Georgie
railway. or to
r. C. Rogers. T. p. A,
Commerce st. Montgomery Ala
adv-tL-thu-sat-su
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-02
LIVERPOOL Cotton Statistics.
Cotton at the Ports.

NEW ORLEANS-Quiet: quotations revised
sales. ESQ; ordinary. IN good ordinary. IN
low middling, SA; middling. S-i6; good mid
e siips szc scct m! 20 aos fair Se
GALVESTON-EaEy middling, 81: receipts
272; stock. 4, 306.
MoBILE-Nominal; middlng, 81; receipts
635; stock 3,2II.
SAVANNAH-Quiet and eSEv. rliddlinE az
receipts. 527: stock. 7oI7.
ceipts. lac; stock, 734
WILMINGToN-Firm middlins, 81; stock
NoRFoLK-steady; middIing. Oils; sales
10; receipts. 602; stock, 5,I34.
BALTIMORE-Nominal middiing. sk; re-
ceipts, So; stock, 3,423
PHILADELPHIA-Quiet; middlng 3-Ie
stock. 735.
ST. LOUIs-Quiet; middling. 9 1915; re
ceipts, 459; stock, $50.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-02
$51.75 San Francisco and Return,
Through sleepers from Montgom-
cry and Birmingham, via Louis
vile & Nashville Railroad, the
"Oficial Route"

The Louisville and Nashville Railroad,
in connection with the Chicago and Alton.
Union Pacific and Southern Pacific Rail-
roads, will. on August 4th, operate
through sleeping cars to San Francisco,
without change, through ST Louis and
Denver. leaving Montgomery at 6;32 p. m.
birmingham at 9;l2 p. m. for the accom-
mediation of those taking advantage of
the very low rates made account of the
Biennial Meeting Supreme Lodge. K. of
p, to be held in San Francisco. August
18th to 22nd.
Tickets on sale August LIST to 9th, limit
ed for return to September Goth. Stop
overs permitted at Denver and all points
west thereof. You can go one route and
return another. For sleeping car reserva-
lions and general information concerning
rates and routes. call on or write.
S. T. Suratt, U. T. A, Montgomery
Geo w Ely. T. P. A. S. P. Ry., Mont
gomcry.
w. l.. Beasley, P A. L and N. Birming-
ham
P. Sid Jones. D. P, A. L. and N. Biz
mirgham. adv-sat At
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-02

IBv special LS0seo WHN-I
NEW ORLEANS, Aug Private advices
from Liverpool today attributed the weakness
of that market TO an utter absence OF demand
for cotton on the spot Near months Declined
about 3-64, though the loss on subsequent oe-
liveries was limited to 1854. 1t seems IKE
unsatisfactory trade prospects are foremost In
the minds of foreigners and the disposition Is
accordingly TO let the present take care ut IT.
self steader tone was established here IN
view OF the bulltsh nature of atatstics. the Wis
ible supply having undergone greater reduc-
ton than the same time last year, regardless
of the dullness in spots. but on the whole
the tendency of traders was ~ go slow pend
ing the publication Of the monthly bureau.
Closing quotations 344 points higher than
Yesterday The chief feature initiating
against the market at present Is tb" absence
Of a demand for spot cotton. Whether this is
due to the legitimate causes is question that
requires moro time to answer As tn the crop
situation, opinions are likely to be slaped TO
some extent by the monthly bureau report,
though at the moment tn"te II disposition to
place faith in a large yield No material
change in price is probable before the Gov
ernment's document is announced.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-02
New York Coffee and Sugar.

NEW YORK, Aug. I.-sugar-Raw steady /;
fair refining. 21s centrifugal go test S4s'
molasses sugar. 25s refined. steady
mild, steady; CordeyA. s@llh. Coffee futures
opened steady with prices unclaimed si,I to 40
- drner cables than looked for, active Eu-
ropean demand and covering Soon after the
call the whole list turned strong on vigorous
by thoroughly frightened shorts and heavy
general buying. which rapidly advanced prices
from to rs points. The strength was most
known to exist an enormous short interest this
option at one time during the afternoon ral-
ing 40 points above last night. The sensa-
tionaI advance today is the latest development
in the bull movement which has controlled
the market for several weeks past. september
within a month having advanced over lie per
Mound. Market closed Arm net 5q25 points
higher Total sales, IO4, $50 bags.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-02
INDICATES trace.
Remarks.

Day temperatures somewhat lower in Mem
phis district; rains in all districts. except
Oklahoma varying from sprinkles light in
eastern districts and Texas to heavy to ex-
cessive in middle and Northern Mississippi.
Southwestern Tennessee and Central and East
ern Arkansas.
HEAVY RAINS-Forrest Ark. 4. 20: Helena
Ark, 4 SO: Little Rock. Ark, | 90: Aberdeen
Miss, 2 90, Batesville, Miss. 2 90; fernando
Miss. AR Holly Springs. Miss. 90; Macon
Miss, l62; Vcksburg Miss. 232: Airing.
tea. Tenn. 68o: Memphis, Tenn. 4.4o.
FRANK p. CHAFFEE,
S"ctirn Director Weather bureau
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-02
New Orleans Sugar

NEW ORLEANS, Arg. I.-SugAr-strong;
open kettle, 2ikaa 3-l6; open kettle centrifu-
gal. 1851: centrifugal yellow S5744A' Sec
Molasses-Dull centrifugal, 5aI5.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-02
Hitch in Negotiations.

London. August IA news agency dis
patch from Shanghai says a serious hitch
has occurred between Sir James l..
Mackay and the Chinese treaty commits
sioners threatening 10 interrupt the ne
gotiations looking to the adoption of the
formers scheme for Chinese tariff revi-
sion.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-02
Murphy & Co.'S Gnc,) Cotton Letter


NEW YORK, Aug. THE Journal Of Com
SO poorer condition than July and Texas
43 poorer. r. G. Dun's report claimed con-
siderable damage by the Texas floods and
that rain needed in some parts Of Georgia
and Alabama. but the crop is making favor
able progress a large yield is practically
assured in the Southwest, II says. Memphis,
Little Rock and Vicksburg reported heavy
rains. The market opened 2d4 points higher
on moderate business shorts were covering
Bullish sentiment forming on the ex-
pected low bureau figures of next week and
selling was regarded iniudicious. as re-
CARDS to Texas especially There was a no
tion that the condition in the eastern section
had been overlooked while watching the western
section and that the rains in the east section
have been not only heavy, but damaging,
Moreover there fear that the Mis-
sissippi valley having enough rain to
prevent fruitng during August which is the
critical month of the plant. Texas. on the
whole. regarded as in good shape, but
fear of boil weevil a result Of big rains
is causing nervousness in bear circles Dam
age in consequence may entirely change the
aspect there since 60 counties in the State
have already reported them. Port receipts
today were estimated at 1000 against 5000
last year.
New York Spot Cotton.
NEW YORK. Aug. I.-cotton.t2ui mid
ding. ISIS: gross receipts. l.567; sales.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-02
St. Louis Provisions.

st. LOUIS. Aug l.-Flour--ouet, new rec
Winter patents, So 2oG3 so; extra fancy. anC
straight So 5oQ3.l5 clear S2.75q2S5
Whiskey-Steady at SI.3l.
Dry sailed meats-Boxed dull; extra shorts
81 .s7l2; clear ribs; S short clears %
clear ribs, S .s71a; short clear, sig. l24.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-02
Negotiations Happily Ended

Rome August 1.-The Osservatore Ro-
mano rcproduceS an interview with the
Et Rev. Thomas O'Gorman. Bishop OF
Sioux Falls. S. d. concerning the Taft
negotiations. He says that those negotia-
tons were happily ended
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-02

How much does the cake weighP
Some persons say fifty pounds
others fifteen. $50 in gold to the
best guessers-and it's free.
DOVES HANDY KITCHEN.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-02

sss: stock. I27. 1905; exports to the continent,
500,
Total today-Net receipts 4.2s2: exports to
France. $3.50; to the continent. 500; stock.
2o7.764
to Great Britain, 2.663; to France, 5.765: to
the continent. 1896
Total since Sept. met receipts. J. $40. 432;
exports to Great Britain. 2oSS,674; to
France 1861 i7: to the continent. 2,T52.67s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-02
Ne,u York Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. Aug The general demand
There is no cuotablo change In brown
bleachei or coarse colored cottons but the
tendency Of most sellers is TO trade Prin
cloths are Inactive aHi unchanged in price
Prints and ginRhams quiet hut Vte1dv. LIN
ems quiet at arm prices Burlaps dull ant
inclined 70 favor buyers
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-02
. Indicates rise. Indicates fall.
River Forecast.

Indicates rise Indicates fall.
River Forecast
The Coosa and Alabama. will remain nearly
stationary, or rise slightly, during the next
two days.
Scattered rains have occurred over IN st OF
the ,cottcn belt and northwa:d TO the Great
Lakes the rains being quite senerai ara ncaHy
20 excessive in Middle and Northern Mlssis,,
eippi, Southwestern Tennessee and Central
and Eastern Arkansas. under influence or a
storm center now over West Tennessee; ram
falls varying from 4 TO nearly 7 inches have
occurred in Northern Mississippi and south
western Tennessee Another depression over
Montana is causing showery weather IN the
Middle West and the barometer is rising
steadily over the far Northwest. temperature
changes generally slight. except some wnat
cooler in the Upper Lake Region and the
Northwest
Cotton Region Bulletin.
L. s. Department or Agriculture.
Weather Bureau.
For the twenty four hours ending At -" q M
18th Meridian time.
MONTGOMERY. Ala. Aug. !.