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Arizona republican., 1902-01-03
ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS MEET
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Notice is hereby given that the annual stockholders meeting of the Home Savings Bank and Trust Com pany will be held at it's banking house. in Phoenix, Arizona, on January 14. 1902, at. the hour of ten o'clock in the
Arizona republican., 1902-01-03

N. Porter. Saddle & Harness Co. for Hand Made Saddles and Harness, made of best grade of leather: we warrant it. Also expert carriage trimmer en- ployed. Satisfaction guaranteed. 142 E. Washington.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-03

Good things to eat, served in the best style in our pretty private dining rooms upstairs.
 The Coffee Al Restaurant Co.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-03

Go to Mrs. Mosher's ladies' tailoring and dressmaking parlors for satisfac- tory work. All assistants first-class. Accordion pleating, knife pleating and buttons a specially. Opera house building.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-03

It is understood that La Calara com pany. whose big copper property in Sonora is less than mile from La ProVeedera de Cobre, the newly dis covered property owned by Phoenix gentlemen. has all plans laid for some big enterprises. The Calara com pany is so sure of the value of its mines that it will pro- ceed at once with the erection of a $25O 900 reduction plant, and as soon as possible will construct a railroad from the mines to the gulf coast. This property was reported upon by Mr- W. E. Deity, and was one of the objects of his visit to that section when he found the Proveedera group.
 w E. Chapman has a very promis ing mining property south of the Gila river. opposite the head of the Buck eye canal and in the first bluffs back from the river. He has a group of four claims, the most promising one being the Palo Verde. He has done but little work yet, having only two holes down. one a distance of eighteen feet and the other twenty-one feet. In one the vein is not clearly defined, but in the other he has a three-foot vein of ore which has returned assay values Of 21 per cent. copper and $40 in gold.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-03
THOSE WHO REMEMBER.

Brete. Harte has written a traVesty on David Harum." Persons who re- member the story of David Harum will be much interested in the travesty.- Chicago Tribune. .-...
Arizona republican., 1902-01-03

Kentcky sweet cider 60 cents per ga Ion. G, W. Mardis, PIP West Wasf ington street.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-03

Ask your grocer for Mermaid Queen Washing Powder.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-03
TEXAS IS SITTING ON IT.

Texas is still sitting on the coat tail of that Nicaragua canal and crying halt, but it will not.-San Antonio Light.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-03

The premier of Canada has offered to help settle the Transvaal trouble. Per haps he has learned to say the word which Bourke Cochran ayers would put the kibosh on it.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-03

Queen Of Queens-Mermaid Washing Powder.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-03

Quick worker-Mermaid Queen Wash ing Powder
Arizona republican., 1902-01-03

VENTURE HILL COPPER STOCK.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-03

Are loafers becoming more impudent, or are they more modest?
Arizona republican., 1902-01-03

Try Lasco Tar for nice. cleansing
Arizona republican., 1902-01-03

Use Mermaid Queen Washing Pow
Arizona republican., 1902-01-03

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The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-10
W0MhN POSES HS MAN.
BUT WEHKENS AT bHST
Spends the Winter Among Men on
the Ice, but Reveals Her Sex
When Danger Comes.

BAY CITY. Mich. March 10. -
fhirty-fiVe men one woman and a
team of horses escaped from q big foe
of ice at Saginaw Bay to the shore
of Big Creek Tuscola county, yester-
day The woman had been living on
the ice all winter her sex being un-
known to the men. She was mannish
In appearance. and wore complete
male attire. with trousers tucked in
high boots
Her sex was discovered Saturday.
when the party was making an effort
to get ashore. i ae men proposed
swimming to shore If it became nee
essary. The woman demurred. and
after some questioning, admitted her
sex. She had been backward about
visiting among the other shanties on
the ice all winter. preferring the Sc
riusion OF her own hut.
She said she had gone upon the
ice partly for the excitement and
parity for making money catching
fiflsh. Her home is in Sebewaing.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-10
Heartily Welcomed at
the Quaker 6ity.
THE TOUR ENDED
Great Crowds Greeted the
ROYAL PruSSidn at the Rail-
road Station How lie
Passed the Day.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, March 10
Prince Henry of Prussia, finished his
American tour in iAIs city today and
for five hours was the guest of the
municipality.
His reception was most corial and
the welcome heartfelt
Prince Henry arrived at 10 O'Clock.
The Broad Street Station contained
probably the largest crowd in it's his
tory and the first appearance of the
Prince as he alighted from the private
car Columbia. was the signal for
an ovation which was continuous as
long as the distinguished guest re-
mained in sight of me multitudes who
had gathered to extend the popular
welcome. The entertainment of the
Prince consisted in a visite to the city
hall where Mayor Askbrldge delivered
an address of welcome to which the
guest responded briefly; a tour of
points Of interests and later
an inspection of the Cramp ,D.p
Yards.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-10
TOUCHED CHSHI6R
BUT DIDN'T HOLD 1T
A Sharper PIdus Slick Trick on
a Banker in Connecticut, But
Police lnterfered.

STAMFORD Conn. March 10 A
man giving the name and address of
Louis Vaneskeiski, No. 341 East 18th
street, New York, is under arrest here
for attempting to film fian" the
cashier of the Stamford National
Bank.
vaneslieski entered the bank at
1890 a. m. and interrupted She cash
Ter by asking for change for 5000
gold certificate. He received S3oo
in $40 bills and 5000 in flyes. He then
asked If he could not have all the
change in 81 bills.
Il cannot be bothered with you
the cashier exclaimed, and handing
to him the certificate took back the
lose bills. The stranger hurried
from the bank He was not gone
minute. when the cashier counted
the bills and found $2l0 missing. inc
police caught Vaneskeisk ~ he was
about to board train for New YORK
Besides the $210.. $400 was found on
his person. No trace of the gold GER
tificate could be found.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-10
FARMERS FEEDING
STRIVING WILD CLINE
Deer, Bear, Wild TurkcuS and
PatridQes Seek Food at West
Virginia Farm Houses.

PARkERSBURG w. Va. March
l0--All kinds of wild game In the
mountains of West Virginia are in
danger OF almost total destruction
owing TO the heavy SHOWS which for
months have covered their feeding
grounds. The deer, bear, wild tur-
key and smaller game have been un-
able To get at their feed of roots.
herbs. seeds, grubs, etc. and in a
great many instances the animals
and birds have either been frozen or
starved to death
The mouHtaineers and the farm
ers living in the valley have done
what they could to feed the game
Some OF the farmers in Randolph,
Webster Hampshire, Nichols and
other mountain counties are actu-
ally feeding deer, wild turkeys,
pheasants. partridges and other game
birds as regularly as they do their
own stock. Hunger has made the
wild things tame, and on one farm
in Randolph county, MIR. Arbuckle
is feeding ten head of deer, twenty
wild turkeys. as many pheasants and
several coveys Of rartridges in his
barn yard daily
On some Of the farm the deer have
become as tame as the cattle and
horses. and the wild game birds show
no more fear than the chickens. The
farmers draw the line at coons and
and many of the latter
have been killed almost at the doors
OF the farm houses.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-10
CUBAN thrift STILL
CRUISES TROUBLE
Gr0SvGn0r Threatens to RESIGN
From Committee if Its Recon-
mGnddti0nS are Rejected.

WASHINGTON, March 10.--"If the
Republicans Of the House refuse to ac-
cept tie proposition Of h. Ways and
Means Committ,a In the matter of
Cuban tariff reduction and follow the
lead Of Mr.. Tawmcy and tne bect-sugar
men, | will resign from the commit
tee
This statement was made by Re
preventative Grosvenor this morning
to d member Of the Michigan delega-
uon, who is opposing the 20 per cent
reduction on Cuban products, and it
shows to what extent the Republicans
are split over the matter of tariff con-
ccssiOn to Cuba.
The forces are lining up strong for
ana against concessions, and the pres
ent outlook Indicates that the beet
sugar men may have a majority, which
means that the Republican conference
Will reject the proposition made by
the majority of the Ways and Means
Committee. and that if anything is
done II will be the adoption of some
such suggestion as that made by Mr.
Tawney, In that event 1t remains to be
seem whether or not Mr.. Grosvenor
will make good his threat to resign
from the committee.
In any event, it is certain that the
House Republicans are travelling a
rocky road, with still more trouble
ahead.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-10
P0lntuI Experience Of
a YOUNG Woman
MANy OPERATIONS
Fell From a BICvCI6 Eight
Years hgO and Has Un-
d6r0On6 Fifteen Surg
lCdl Operations

DETROIT, Mich, March 10.-Josie
Neilger, patient in st. Mary's Hos
pltal here, fell from her bicycle eight
years ago. She was ten years old
when she fel, but she has never re-
covered from the effects Of the ac-
cident. Her hip became diseased as
result OF the fall and the surgeons
have tried in vain to cure her. She
has submitted to fifteen operations
within twenty weeks and ID shortly
to be operated upon again.
Any one OF the operations may
have proved fatal, and Miss Velleger
has been told time and time again to
prepare herself for death. She has
become used 10 doing so.
They come and tell me that
have only few hours to live" Said
Miss Vellger last night Il make my
preparations TO die. Then drop
away to sleep, believing that it is
the sleep OF death. When | awake
| feel better and the pain is gone
but it always comes back after a
little. Then there Is another oper-
alton, and again | am told that
must die. | have to prepare myself
for death all over again"
The girl smiled feebly at the grim
humor of how she had been playing
fast and loose with death.
Yes" she continued, they have
prepared me for death more than
once, and was all ready to leave
this life / was not so sorry that the
end was coming. for | nave suffered
much pain and have caused my fam
lily TO suffer too. One night one of
q Sisters sat beside me all night
for they said that ueath might come
a. any minute think that ] went
very near the edge that night, but
with the coming of dawn, opened
my eyes and spoke to the sister. She
laughed and said that | must be get
ing better
THE operations do no good. The
doctors have no hope of curing me.
They can relieve the pain for while
and that is all have come to care
for-to be redieved for a little OF
pain. don't see anything terrible
in being close to death. 1t Is much
like going to sleep after. all.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-10
Started to Qu6nCh a
Ten Years Thirst
ANDHE SUCCEEDED
Wh6nH6 OOtHOm6 He Smashed
Thugs Generally, But
Quietly Retired With a
Polite Policeman.

NEW YORK, March 10.-On the
morning of March 8. 1892, Anton jan
sen, a gentle blacksmith OF No. 70
West 1Olst street, remarked to his sis
ter, Mrs. Bettinger: I'm never touch
another drop of booze in ten years."
Mrs. Rettinger smiled a sweet, sad
smile that had world of meaning in
it, for she had heard that sort of thing
before.
But Jansen kept his word. He did
not forget the time limit, though. He
kept his eye on the calendar. He
counted off the years and months and
weeks and days. Saturday night he
went to bed and dreamed gorgeous
dreams of The MORO y.
Yesterday morning Jansen arose
bright and early. and after breakfast
announced his intention of going forth
in the glad world and annc1.ng a bit
of its gladness
1T is glorious anniversary" said
he
So he took his sister and hastened
to neighborng safe, wheresrom he
drew forth $500 that Re hal laIL Gp
against a rainy day. lie judged that
wet weather was abo1t dns In
another pocket he hld an addiI!: tai
humidity fund of 1925. 1t did not
take him long to lose Mrs Rettinger
after that. and she saw him no more
till six O'Clock last evening. At that
hour the celebrant returned Accord
ing to his sister, he carried q big
revolver In his hand ana his lee
scuppers were all awash. He climbed
the stairs and began to gn,ash the
furniture A rocking chair was the
first to go through the window. Then
followed a few plates. "1lf dozen
knives and a picture of Washington
crossing the Delaware Jansen was
just starting in to juggle with red
hot stove when policeman arrived.
The blacksmith grew pacific at
once. He said that he was simply
glorious anniversary
that one day would rank with Lin
coins birthday. He had not the
slightest objection to accompanying
such polite policeman. And he did.
At the police station Jansen was
found to be s5A shy on the $125 roll.
but the $500 was still intact He said
that he had real good time. He
looked it.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-10
MAIb6D A DOLLhR
and Ut GOT THERE
A Drummer Proves that hOneu.
Even Coin is Sale in Uncle
Sans Mail.

BRADDOCK,, Pa, March 10.-W.
r. Geissinger of No. so 10th avenue.
Long Island City, New York. a trav-
cling shoe salesman, said to a friend
several days ago, said that he could
prove that he could send money
through the mails in a most open
manner that would reach its destin-
alton.
Gesslnger took a silver dollar from
his pocket, pasted sheet or white
paper on one side, on which he wrote
the address of his youngest daught-
er walked over to the postofiice ana
placed a oAewAent stamp on the open
lace of the Nsh and offered the ar
jcle to Assistant Postmaster John f.
lovers, as merchandise. 1t was ac-
upted and mailed. Yesterday MT
Goissinger received a letter from MS
danghter, thanking him for the dol
ar, which she said she would re-
IAN as souvinir.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-10
THE CLARK BOOM
HITS WASHINGTON
The Rich Montana Senator Pushed
Forward for the Democratic
HOnOrS.

WASHINGTON, March 10.--Friends
of Senator Wlliiam A. Clark OF Mon
tana, the copper king" thinks he
stands a chance to get the nomina-
ton for President OF the Democratic
ticket in 1904.
Senator Clark's name has been mem
toned for the Craftsmanship of the
Democratic Congressional Campaign
Committee. The idea In this is to make
him prominent politically before the
country. The Senator's immense for
tune would make him very desirable
chairman. n -
Representative Griggs. ol Georgia,
is also mentioned for the chairman
ship, and most of the Democrats think
he will get 1t.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-10
REFORMED BURGLAR
GIVES UP HIS TOOLS
Writes to the Chicf Of Police that
He Intends to Live Honest II
Future.

OMAHA Neb., March 10.-Reform-
ed through the agency OF an article
in a daily newspaper John r. Schultz,
an alleged we'll known criminal TO-
day wrote the chef OF Police OF this
city, saying that he proposed here
after to lead an honest life ana IN
prooff sent in his kit OF burglar $
tools Schultz, Is is said has lead
cneckered career for more than 81
years and has just completed q Ave
vear sentence in the Nebraska PEN
itentiary here. where he was incar-
cerated when he read the article that
reclaimed him. He is alleged to have
served time in a half a dozen sLate
nrisons and is said to be well known
to Western ponce. :,
IL his letter. he says: Thieves ana
rohoors are not such from choice
always but are often driven to IT.
7 was respectable once and was ar
rested and convicted OF a crime OF
which was innocent. | was sent
to the penitentiary and on my re-
lease was bounded and arrested as
susnicious character. and was CIV
an 90 much trouble that ! finally pe-
come n lawbreaker in fact, as IN
name AS in evidence of my good In
tertions tender you my kit or sale-
hlowing tools. which as you VIII see'
ore the most complete in the coun-
trv trv I'll They are handmade and of the
hoet steel, These tools have sent me
to the penitentiary twice, but there
ora dozens of jobs they have done
Sor which I have not suffered"
Tho tools are beautiful instruments
ord chow signs of having been buried
Shiaf S1 of Police says that they are
the most complete that ever came 10
his attention.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-10
IN H0ED COUP6L
SAVED FROM DEHTH
By the Heroic Conduct of Their
Young Grand Ddu0hter-- Incl
dent OF the Floods.

MIDDLETOWN, N. Y, March TO-
The courage and perseverance of Miss
Sarah Garrett. the seventeen-year old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Gar
rett of Minisink, resulted in the re-
scue of the young woman's grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Garrett,
today
The aged couple, who live on the
lowlands, were found surrounded ny
water of considerable depth. which
threatened to undermine their home.
Miss Garrett made her way 10 the
house by means of boat, and in spite
OF the feebleness of the pair got them
aboard and rowed them some distance
to a bank. where she succeeded in
getting the help of neighbors.
Miss Garrett then rowed back Il the
house and scurei few valuables. An
hour later the house was swept away.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-10
THE PRESIDENT SUBSIDIES
Promises Wall Street that t16 VIII Not Fire
Anu More Bombs.

WASHINGTON, March 10.-The
bill in equity in the suit to be brought
by the Attorney General against
the Northern Securities Company
merger will be completed in day or
two and will be printed by the end OF
the week. Attorney-General Knox had
a long conference with the President
today.
1t developed today that within a
week the President has had two pro-
positions submitted TO him by the
moving powers in the merger. The
first was ihe blunt question, whether
there are any more "pombs''-the ex-
act word used--to be fired by him that
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-10
ILLINOIS TRUST LAW
UNCONSTITUTIONAL
SO Declares the Supreme Court OF
the United States in d OeCi-
sion Given T0ddu.

WASHINGTON. March l0.-The
United States Supreme Court today re-
cided the Illinois Trust Statute to be
unconstitutional because of the pro-
vision of law exempting agricultural
products and live stock from the oper-
ations OF the law.
The decision was rendered In the
ease of Thomas Connolly and Others
against the Union Sewer Pipe Com
many. OF Ohio. and was delieyered by
Justice Harlan.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-10
THE LAW FHCT0Ry
GRINDING HNHY
Governor 0deIl of New York at file
Capitol. River and Hdrbor
Bill RGddu.

WASHINGTON. March 10. auVo
nor odell Of New York. - ~ ~
floor Of the House renewing ol(l oe-
quaintances. when that bodx ~
day. 81 81
Burton. of Ohio. c1Aar1 -
tslver and Harbor Commit Srtele
the river and harbor appzo = Nm
and gave notice thai M cn1l q
up after the disposal q @ uIse
appropriation bin.
The Senate au1eudnGN< <r fhe 6l1@
iomafIc and o0n1UI1 = : - n II IN 611
were non-coucurred e s1iR5I ~
sent to conference 1.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-10

oI ope stampede of mules had begun and
an an the muIe wagons with a terrible
mixture of mounted men rusncd nast
lne OK wagons and all efforts to ,hoclr
mem were unayailing.
MAJOR Paris collected forty men and
occupied position a mile in front Of
1ue wagons which were then handled
After a gallant but useless defense
lhe enemy rushed into the oxwagons
ana Methuen was wounded in the
thigh. Paris being surrounded surrend-
cred at ten a. m.
Methuen is still in the Boer camp.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-10
Lids SWEPT SEWARD
IN nN OHRLESS BOAT
FralI Graft Caught bu Sandbdr at
Cedar Island Lighthouse and
B6dChed.

SAG HARBOR, March 10.-Everitt
and Earnest Pylander, twins i've
years old, and Stephen Pigeon. seven,
ran away from home Saturday, got
into boat and were swept four miles
seaward by the tide and wind. Night
was almost upon them there were
no oars in the boat and the children
were terrified.
The frail craft was sweeping by the
Cedar Island light house when it was
caueht by a sandbar and beached:
Tho little fellows went to the light
house, where they were careu lol W
the kecner, Charles Mulford' until d
searching party arrived.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-10
Strike OF Boston
Freight Handlers,

BOSTON. Mass, March 1O-Ine
strike of Freight Handlers IN tnls ms
citv. which threatens to involve lo,Ooo
men was begun early today.
The team Drivers Union, No, 20. en-
bracing about 5000 men led on. other
unions followed. A.,
The strike was precipitated ny the
refusal Of several members oA ene
Freight Handlers Union to take care
Of merchandise carted by non-union
teamsters.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-10

will have a tendency to stir up Wall
street. The President answeped with
an emphatic mo"
The second was request to hurry
the action against the merger, so that
it may be decided as soon as possible
and the feeling OF uncertainty re-
moved. President Roosevelt said ha
would urge on the Attorney General
the desirability of immediate action
1t is thought here that the Presi-
dents friends in the financial world
in New York have made representa-
tions to him, that If he attacked the
great trusts, a financial panic would
ensue that would wreck his admin
istration.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-10

WASHINGTON, March 10-Tfe
tbird change In the Cabinet of Presi-
toat Roosevelt occurred today when
secretary Long submitted his resign
alton in felicitous letter. it. being ac-
gepted in one equally fehcitious by the
President.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-10

Two Papago Indians were arrested
last night for being drunk ana dlsor-
derly and given six days each by Juuse
Hawke t..is morning, A Mexican
named Marcario Igular, was gwen the
same sentence for the same onense.
This may prove a liquor selling case
for the United States marshaFs once
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-10
SECRETARY OF NAVy RESIGNS
Mr.. LOnO R6tir6S and VIII be Succeeded bU
Congressman MOOdv.

The change was completed by the
selection OF Congressman William
Henry Moody of the Sixth COMPRESSION
al District of Massachusetts as Longs
successor in the Navy Department
The resignation will take effect on
May l.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-10

A trial is necessary to convince you
that DIR. H. A. Schell can cure youa
weak eyes, headaches, etc. CaiI aau Te
convinced. No charge unless perAe''AS
satisfied.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-10
Metal and MOn6u Market.

New YORK. March 1o.-Mexican dol
lars. 43ta; silver, 81 3 s.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-10

For wedding, birthday and house
hold goods in sterling silverawre' lo4.
Rogers Bros, goods. watches anu .na
iewelry, call on E. q. Capo' 'ne
Jeweler, SO West Congress-