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New-York tribune., 1902-12-09
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

GOOD Dec o prime s. poor to
s 50: calves. s. 5Oss7: Texas 25gs5 40
over 1900: 1oo lower Mixed and butchers So cog
g @ s9d to choice asayS Sc 5@se @ So Ss rough ss ss1S S
Sc 20 Sheep-Sheep lambs steady: good choice
wethers So 1884: fair TO choice. mixed So 50qS3 1o
native lambs 50 5oQs5 so.
G s9gs 10 Dss s.sa Sizes sGtys 5 zss g bs ca5s
strong. S3 75G$5 %
East Buffalo Dec. s-Receipts $3.50 head; opened
S5@S5 5O butchers steers. 81 259$5 heifers So 5oq
s. 59 COWS s. 5oGs q saHners 81 5as2 q 2 2 4 Eps p
stock heifers. So 50qS3 medium TO choice fresh cows
springers s3Qs5 per head higher con1non strong
mon s22a$2s Veals-Receipts- 40 head; steady tops
25qSs so; common to good IS 5oaSs iossCRsesipts
xSG Sc 26as6 so YoTke1s s6ass o5 pigs ss ougs
s. 50Gs5 20: stays 81 509S5. Sheep and lanbs-Re-
ab S. 5ogs5 s. cis to good 81 250s5 40 yearIings
s4qS4 25 s. 25GS4; sheep. top mixed sS oosS 49,
culis to good. 81 75G$3 80.
prime. s. 6c1s5 70: good So 25GS5 80 Hog. lower
Prime heaves Sc 4GGs6 40 mediums S. 2G9S6 25 heavy
s. gosbs Ss s fight s6seb T2TsE & 70 Ps:
So 906s4 To- culls and conmo2 81 5oqS2 choice LAMBS
IS 40G$5 60; veal calves. SIqSS %
and Texans: $50 natives and 80 Texans corn
zoe lower; cows and hefers steady to
and higher export and dressed beef steers S 2
SIS: fair good So S9S5 20 sotcers and feeders s2st
western fed steers 81 'g 3 e22sa ~ eSas @ td ana l @ s
So: native heers. So 7oS4 c s1as2 50 bulls
81 SS3 so; calves 81 5oaS6 Hog-Receipts $500 head
s. iS hesTy So C5ass 16 mixed packers S Io9Se 1o
light 81 S5GS6 O23: Workers S6qs6 c2l pigs 50 500
bigher; native arnbs Sass 25 lambs 81 759
ewes. S3aS3 So native wethers So iOqsi u
Western wethers So o5S8 9o sockeFs and feeders SIG
New-York tribune., 1902-12-09

r seE t as and 1a4f IN s1 a ' % &
demand @ AMI @ & ~ az tS4 meIium and Common grades steady
strictly choice lambs were generally quoted stss
sheep sold s. 5es4 per 70: Grades $40
at ats s. @ & snss5 @ s lambs 9 at ssT g S foT D mutton s0
at 5,gaiG 10; dressed lambs sold at a,sg l9e
H. ar s6 $50 do 70 n at $ 70: 8 To $ 7e
n at s. 75 lis STATE do s. n at $ % % Pennsyvsnia
State shssp @ a xpoT p T lis ~ ea at & ~ do s5 n at S &
DO 50 10 at So u PENNSYLVANIA do export lls ID 81
Isl ksa5gSsy 3 g + a e s.
n al S 5o t92 do, g. n .; q DO 81 ~ at s. S
I a- S y "a a DO 80 n At s. M & IS Dc @ IS n n s 80 = 81
State sheep yearings 10 50 - Pennsylvania
s. 90 10 do e n at S. 81 ~ - % do IL n S
do 20 10 at So -; II state cus 81 10. at So 10 do u
IS Judd Co Ia5 State lambs So 10 at s. s2ss 1es de-
~ at 81 So 131 do IS ~ s.; IS Jersey do 7s n
10 at g so q Buffalo do, ls N. So State do. 6s
Tobin Shannon e66 Indiana lambs s5 70; 22s
DO . r. at 50 go State Do s o at s. 81 40 do d 90
n at g 50: s. do 90 n at So 81 state do o. ~ at
Es52n e. ca 30 as ggss Rais snss ss p S
do S. ar s. s i'@ s6 Bi5a2 d g. n5n a. at S o. o g.
at s. 80 2io do g n s. H. % stats do 7s r. at s6'
81 e. Ha@a ssD IS Blo @ At 3 ;? ssis @ dmS an 9 8 g do
q H. at s. 50: 5S do % n at s. % 10 Psnnsyi.5na n 90
N. So 621z IS do II n s3 do 107 ~ So; SO
Pennsylvania lis 10. So 50 SO do. s1 o at s3 2o
60 do. 16 ID. 81 621a.
Geqrge L s Dllenback 21o state lar lan5s 5 g 70. at
60 10 at So %; II State sheep. 10 10. at So Is -
@ s. e age4 Il stss ss'' bseD s1 ss = E. a.
1O3 10 a So 30.
IS ~ at S5 62s; 6s sheep 81 D at 50 5 IS DO 1OS ~
at So 90: B do, Sc 10, at So: 9 do IS 10, at 81
]. G. Curtis & Son. So state lambs. 50 ~ at 50 So; p
State sheep 9s H. 81 96 do. 9S 10 at s2 u.s. 10 do 50
10. at 81 10.
s9s 5ss5 is s ca at s s S. a IS s4 sa iii s a. s St s. s. % q
culls. 81 ID. 50.
HOGS-Recepts for two days were 14.sII head tncud-
Ing about cars for the market Prices appeared to De
30G 4Oc lower Of last week State hogs
quotabe Sc 25GS6 35 per 100; high So 20
was paid for few choice medium weights No sales
of mixed Western hogs had been made at late hour
Country dressed hogs
Saes-J. H. Hume & Bro: 20 State hogs. 1876 10. at
Sc 40: 30 do 1O6 Sc 35 roughs 327 10. SIS 40;
do PAS fb. S5 35
Andrew Mullen: 10 State hogs 12s 70. s6 IS;
roughs. 120 n. S5 35.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-09

tomatoes Florida per s1qs3 So DO California
per box s19s1 90; do hothouse, per 10. 2ogS0c.
HAY AND STRAW-HAT-With light receipts, only
lO6o tons for Sunday and Monday and river receipts
drawing to close, the market to-day toned up con-
sdeahy and prices for all lines OF standard Qualities OF
nay closed with much firmness. with outlook Tor
support Unfortunately scarcity Of strictly prime
still prevails and a surplus hardly form now
with the diminished that attends cold
weather STRAW-The market is sonethtng stesdier
winter weather TO stay Hrlce5
at the moment stronger but top rates Tor long
named than for the last
weeks. We quote: Choice 75e; good prime 62qiOc we
quote Prime large bales, per 100 10 sIzcgSl; do no
9o992lzc; No SGdS5c: do No B. 62t2 16oc; small
bales 2l7c less off grades, 55e16oc; clover
mixed. choice. good under grades. 6o9ozz2c
clover. prime. 6ode5c: common clover not wanted Ke.
ceipts of reported
Exchange at noon to-day Hudson Ryer HaaiIoaa T
and Western 20: West Shore, 10: Lehigh Valley. 90
Batmore Ohio 80; Ontario and Western 1o Central
of NewJersey. so; bsTges, 100; total l0oo toS
Receipts BY river, 80 tons; by rail- 90 tons
New-York tribune., 1902-12-09
EXPORTS LAST WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-york. December s. 1902.
cOFFEE-Opening steady at advance Of points in
TO firm cables the coffee market yesterday was
quiet but steady throughout the session with final prices
the opening basis and total sales Of about p 600 bags
OK franc and Hamburg Of &G11 pfg The primary
markets 10th closed account OF the Brazilian
holiday the figures OF movement also missing
his OF the situation exertng restricting effect on
local speculation Houses with European connections had
buying orders there demand for covering
being and actual trans
actions accordingly from the weekly
available to-day that the movement of coee TO
market moderate scai. but what bullsh effect ths
is Offset by the large visible supply "ncr
apparently operates ehecual check 70 operations o
advance other hand. the current low Taues
DISCOURAGED aggressive tactics and the market seems
standstil The market quiet, with quota
tions on bas OF q. Total warehouse
coffee in United States for the week
iO3 es7 bags against last week and s2696
bags the week year ago OF the fofnler
amount NeE-York reported eso5 bags Santos receipts
bags the week compared with loWo
haEs last 10000 bags for the same week a
year Rio receipts agsregaed 900 bags asaS
previous week and 1O2oo Rags iasI year
70 the United States m 1oo M the week
shipments United States 5000 bsEs; 20 h
receipts for the week were tp oass'
STOCK ~ bags: TO Europe. 800 bags
e range prices IN the local market To-Day
Iowa
New-York tribune., 1902-12-09

Spot cotton closed quiet with quotations @ for mid G
she sie of 50c for mddins upland ana . Ioc Io NJ
ding I5,lf sales 1900 bales souheTn spot
4eIecraphed follows: New-ot
and 11c higher at Sc 30 bales mobile e 9le'
and unchanged 75sc sales. 200 oaIes SO s-iestor
,-assy Ga ,,nchareee 7Ac: sales 34I bales
ouet and unchanged 7nc Wlimngton u ..ii y. lee
Baltimore nominal unchanged al Sioe a
ouet snd unchanged SIC: sales 20 oales $3.50
S-o s-s ,s-tisy sc lower sisc saIes 2e5 baies'
Memphis steady epd sc higher at Sc ~ pscent.
81 T-s. 1ne. and unchanged Sc EstlInatsd
a. Sev-Iesrs for to-aorrow lSpo 10 i5v oso
eornnareS with 10 actual last Week anu
hses Cor the same day year ago AK ors ~, "a
rao-nvr 70 ao 10 Is bales enpeeteo 49,
S,b 70 ves bg.. .c.l last and 2 9Ss bales year
Galveston expects 1900 10 izWSs ,aIas
tra 20 "a 4ss bales actual last week ana -ssi oaes
fct1ai last year. ,..-- -,o,,.s today com
Receintx al she porfs and interior points N0
rsr.x 80 ~, ..-,. dsv iast week and last year
New-York tribune., 1902-12-09

Cash quotations follows: Flour steady; No
spring wheat. T4l2Q751ac No g. 69p T4c: No 2 red,
723sqT3l2c: No 55c No yellow. 55c No oats.
Size No 2 white 31Q34c No rye 4sc: good feeding
barley 36d39c; fair choice mating 45djSc; No l fax
Northwestern. s. 20; prime timothy seed
So e5: clover grade. SO pork Dbl.
SIG 62G$6 lard 100 10 $40 6S10 65 short ribs
50a$S 75 sated shoulders. boxed.
IS 25asS so short IS 1899 whIskey.
basis high wines 81 81 on the Produce Exchange to-
day market steady: creameres. 1sg2sc:
dares. 11Q2ic Eggs firm; loss of. cases returned Bic
Cheese steady, u1ial23eC.
Duluth. S-CIose: wheat-Cash. No hard. 72@sc:
l Northern T1ssc: No Northern. 6assG: December.
71Ssc: May. 74SsaT4Ac: No l. 66ssc; No ..
case. Oats. December. Sii2c; May, 3Sc-
Milwaukee Dec. S.-Wheat steaTy: No Northern
751sc: Northern I4G75c; May. 751sc. Rye irmer
l. Barley steady No .. CSC: sample. 3546il.c
steady; standard 33c. Corn May. +Sssc
Philadelphia, Dec s.--wheat firm and isc higher:
in export elevator. 54G56c. oats firm; No white
clipped 37Q3712c. Flour duh and weak; winter super
So 60GS2 extras, 81 S56$3 Western winter clear
So 1888 30 Western winter straight SS 30s3 45 West
do straight spring patent. s49S4 10 spring
favorite brands 15QS4 80 Rye -four. So 2OS 25
barrel Buclwheat flour steady at 81 2ds2 so per 100
~ Butter and i2g15 higher extra Western cream
higher: fresh nearby &c the mark: fresh Western
Southwestern. 2526c loss OF; fresh
Southern 24c Off Cheese quiet but firm; New
YoriI fr creams prime small 13l5c do fair 10 good
iare 19s @13c iecepts-FIour 5000 barrels and 100
GoO Tr in sacks: wheat 3.400 bush; corn 10000 bush
oats 81 900 bush Shipments-Wheat. none corn. $500
bush; oats, 10000 bush
St Louis Dec. s-Close: wheat-Cash. No 2 red. soc:
December 6oIsc: Mag 74a4c: No hard 674Toc Corn
0afs-Cash No ? s3c bid December. 32Esc bid; May.
333sc. NJ white. 351ac.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-09
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

IJvarpool Dec s.-CIosing: Wheat-Spot firm: No 2
red western winter. 5s 1od: No California. 6s 71ad
ffrres ouiet December. 5s 11&d; March. 6s I'd; May
SIS Corn-spOt quiet; American mxed IS 4lsd futures
stssdv IS 7iId Hops London-Pacifc Coast firm IS
i2sGfI FIorr-st. Louis fancy winter quiet IS 3D.
f5aaf firm extra India mess 115s. Pork Arm: prime
mess western 92s Sd Hans-short cut. - to Is 10
oniet 54s Sd. Bacon dull Cumberland cut 25 70 80 10
Cd short RIB is TO "a n 5ss: long clear 5ntddles
10 5ss clear backs e 20 ~ 55s clear bellies
to is r 62s shoulders-Square II to 3 10 dull Sd
ard steady; prime Sos: American refined
Cheese strong American finest white colored Sos
rallow-Prire steady 2ss 3D. Turpentine-Spfrtt.
tirrn sos Cd Rosin-Conmon steady. As AID. Petro-
New-York tribune., 1902-12-09
COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

IJverpool Dec g. p. In.-Cotton-Spo in rnoderate
demand prices points American IniddIing fair
4.56d: uiddling. 4i4d; low midding
32d: good ordinary 42Od; ordinary 4osd The sales
laon and export and included 74oo American; receipts
OO1 bales including 100 American; futures opened
oujet and closed dull: American middng o Decenl-
her 3sd December and January. 4S6g 43Id; January
4.3664 sd; February and March. 1850
AID March AMI April. 4s6a4 SD: April and May $50
May 4.3Id: June and July, 4S1d: July
Anrrrrs
New-York tribune., 1902-12-09
NAVAL STORES.

Spirits turpentne ruled quiet but about UNCHANGED,
witt a moderate demand. 'Iar was
quite jobbng way at full quoted
prices, We quote: -, -,a
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-OH and machine bbls' 'Sg
53lac
TAR-Pine bbIs So IS; oil bbs 81 40 zs, --,.. n
ROSIN-Common to good strained 81 toqSl g, .ds
S5; z, 81 90; +, 50; H. 81 lO1SZ l2 l. S
So so; K So; IL So 90 n So 90 c. 81 90 W ". 81 go
STOCK ON HAND.
or
Spirits turpentine, bDls
savannah Dec s-Turpentine firm 5Olzc receipts. 733
bbls sales. S47 bbls: exports 100 bbs Kos1 @ nrt ih
ceipts 1857 bbs; sales 1920 bbs; exports oois'
quoted A. B, c and D. 81 40 E. 81 40: r. g. o., ";
81 H. 81 S; L 50 O5 K, 81 80; NJ. s. 90 L. 30 Vo'
G, SIS so: w w. 81 20. -t-o5
Charleston s-Turpenne and rosin unchanged. 10
Wilmington, S-Sprts turpentine steady QUO
ceipts 43 Rosn firm 81 3oas1 30; receipts bi %
bbls turpenne firm. 81 I5QS3: receipts 1'l oo1s
firm, 81 so; receipts. 26S bbls. - =, Mi,
London, Dec. S.-Turpentine-Spirits oes Su- iNoS'4
American strained. 5s; fine, 9s 3d.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-09
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Dec s.-FIour dull: good demand best patent
25TS4 bakers straight spring. S4Q4 70:
bakers clear spring 50 25GS8 5 low grades winter and I'd
T5RS3 81 90: clear. 20
S2 IS. cracker -four So 5oG$3 I' rye flour S3 'eqst
hard SPOT. S2t=c; winter quiet:
No red 7S92c Corn offerings light; No yellow. 5sc:
No 3 corn 55c. Oats firm: No 2 white. S6%4c: No
mixed sac Barley 4sQ63c. Rye. No on track. 5o1ac
Chicago. Dec s-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune., 1902-12-09
UnbIir Monies.

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES NO
tce that IL present the Supreme
Court. Special Term thereof Part i at the Court
House in CITY OF New York, 18th Of De-
I1Gc a opening OF full
and accurate OF proceedings Receiver
o the property New York Mutual Insurance. Com
pany.
JOHN BERRY. Attorney for Receiver. IsO Broadway,
New-York tribune., 1902-12-09

~ Gotten Exchange special Lyeoool cables cstion and
sxport Amsrcan 1900 receipts 20 900 naies
1900: niddng upland 444d Futuses opsrso, ,oar:
points decline; closed and Eet 200 poIss
>eoenber. z.3st: Decempe--JanuarY 1ahuAI>
New-York tribune., 1902-12-09

COTToN-witho1t being active the cotton LhaaheL
der6edly fruer. opening call this morning We
steady at unchanged prices advance OF poinsd pid
tfter which the market off point. ana tnen
Sharply on transactions. and closed very seaoy a.
ret rise Of sdlO points, being the highest price "
session The advance due largely 10 Aa
receipts with forecasts as 10 the oNeLlei.s M sor to
NepV-Orieans being estlInatea aoi
morrow an from I3 600 $4,000 bales. against
rea- Houston from 1900 bales against ooe
bales last year Galveston scheduleo Ior n
II 900 20 u bales against p 471 bales ast
Interior towns also reported small movement pes
o9s bales, against 3D. 4si oaes @s
--esr On -rss Showing January sold from Slec 70
k27c March from s19c. May from el-c 20
nrS giy from Isc to The buying was IN goOu
rs-- for New-Orleans account although certain "
initiated the upward mo
which accelerated by covering OF snort I I'd
still said 10 be delaseo D1-
vsstIe- and . car scarcity. although the weather rs
changing for the better. and ". L. McCaTty' ,I
NJ Ne-York Cotton EXCHANGE
etrnes from an investigation trip in the South on te
csr scarcity subject that within few "eehs
car service in belt has been
exfert OF ZOO cars the more important
have rs.ed the intention preference 10 cotton %
the fullest possible An expanding
shis sccosnt looked for the small lrnineoate io'
tnen- clozes the market today with nrrn unaefon
tn. range OF contract prices IN the local market tooaS
foiows-
New-York tribune., 1902-12-09
Proposals
PNEUMATIC TUBE MAIL SERVICE.

PNEUMATIC TUBE MAIL SERVICE
DOST OFFICE DEPARTMENT, WASHING
ton D. C. Nov 21. 1so2-sealed Proposals win ss
the Second Assistant
General Post Ofce Department until 4 jan s.
1903 the performance OF man service ny pneatc
t,,hes ether devices. the city
III PamphIets giving description Of routs and require
Tns,,s under the advertisement be had appca
.io 70 bs Postmaster Chicago application
rhs Second Assistant Postmaster General Washington
d C ri G. PAYNE. Postmaster General
New-York tribune., 1902-12-09
DED cd" LINE.

DED Cd" LINE
For La Guayra. Puerto CabeIo Curacao and Mara
,stb, via Curacoa-CallnR also at San Juan. P. R.
G z 3.
A Saturday, December
rTbAse superior accommodations for
.anrsrs Pier I3 Wall ST Ferry. Brooklyn
ne'70 ROJLTON. BLISS & DAILETT,
General Managers. 1S5 Front Sc
New-York tribune., 1902-12-09

Foreign Coffee kets.-Ric-Recelpts, 500 s; oags
openeG steady "a q1z higher at L m
opened steady 1.le higher at l! m
unchanged: ef $50 p. M soNaliS7o -
1000 bags
New-York tribune., 1902-12-09

Receipts interior points in thousands.
cphers 600 omitted. -four bbs grain bush as
New-York tribune., 1902-12-09

5e statistical position Brazilian coffee Is as i0I
New-York tribune., 1902-12-09
For Porto [Rf@O,
|, MERICAN LINE.

A MEXICAN LINE.
-SOUTHAMPTON-LONDON-
philadelphia Dec 10 St Louis "a.
81 paul H. 10 a. PHILADELPHIA Dec 81. 10
PED STAR LINE.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Finland 13. 10 Kroonland-Dec q 10 q
10 a. iceland 10 g.
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY,
Piers IA and Is. N. r. Office. TS Broadway. N +.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-09
MRrENT GRMl@E @AMn AND

by specially chartered German Lloyd express s
Kaiserin $500 Feb 20 days; shore trips hotels
guides drives included visiting Madeira Granada.
Alhambra. Algers. Malta. Athens. Constantinople.
smyrna, days Palestine and Egypt- Naples. Rome.
Nice SC Absolutely overcrovvding.
dining used. West Indies Cruise jan IA SIS
up: Norway Russia Cruise 2. S275 up.
FRANK C CLARK. III Broadway, New York
New-York tribune., 1902-12-09
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

WEEkLY EXPORTS.
Live Qrs. of
cattle. sheep. beef.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-02
WATER MEETING TODAY
To Take Up a Plan for Getting a
 Reservoir.

A meeting of persons Interested ir the subject of water storage will ba held in the district courtroom this afternoon, beginning at o'clock. The meeting was called more than a week ago and. as it has been extensively ad- Vertised. it is expected that all parts of the county will be represented. As is set forth in the call the object of the meeting is to form a plan by which this valley can secure the construction of q reservoir by the government.
 That has been the most prevalent subject of conversation for the last two weeks and a variety of plans have been presented. No doubt all of them will come up for discussion today, and out Of all of them something may be agreed upon for presentation to the secretary Of the interior. At least those who are interested are hopeful that beginning may be made today.
 The meeting will be addressed by MT. B. A. Fowler. who as the represen- tative of the water storage committee of the board of trade has already sub mitted his report to that committee. The substance of the report will be made known to the water users of the valley today. Mr. Fowler will also lav before the people of the valley what is expected of them by the secretary of the interior before the beginning of the construction of a reservoir by the gov ernment.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-02

A VALUABLE FIND.-Dan McDer mott. superintendent of the Arizona canal. while driving across the desert 3 day or so ago, found a fine lap robe and gentleman's black coat by the roadside. On the coat was a handsome Elks' charm. wrought in gold.
 REPUBLICAN MEETING-A meet ing of the republican county central committee will be held at O'Nell hall at 10 o'clock this morning for the pui- pose of fixing the time for the holding of the county convention and for the arranging of other details preliminary to the coming campaign.
 GOING TO THE COAST.-L. M. Hoghe and family will leave this even ing on visit to the various coast re- sorts. NIr. Hoghe is going prepared to return when he gets ready, whether the season is over or not. He can't stand only about SO much fun at one time. He will take a look at Catalina island. and if he likes il he will buy it; if he don't like it, he will take pleas ure in the thought that he don't have to buy it. He has had to buy q good many things before now that he didn' | want to.
 A MINERS VISIT.-Le0nard White of the White Gold Mining company spent yesterday in the city. returning to the mine. above Wickenburg. this morning. He reports that q third tun- mel has been run into the hillside. be- meath the main working tunnel, and that in order to secure ventilation an upraise was run from the second tunnel to the third, which is between the first and second. This upraise was made at the depth of only twenty-five feet. but was necessary for the continuance of work during this hot weather. A larger force of men will be put to work in the mine at an early day.
 POLICE COURT.-Marcus Estrada appeared before the recorder yesterday with tears in his voice and q sorroWful expression in his eyes. He had to an- swer to the heinous crime of stealing q bar of soap from the Arizona laun- dry. He told the recorder. in answer to questions, that he had never before enjoyed the pleasure Of a bath with soap trimmings. and as he had heard so much about it's luxury he could not withstand the temptation to take just one ten-cent bar. The recorder told him he was grieved to be compelled to administer punishment to one who had given evidence of a desire to put a cleaner appearance on his future life but that he had not gone about the reformation in q proper manner He was compelled under the ordinances to giVe him about fifteen days in jail. but he hoped that the sentence would not prejudice him against the use of soap when acquired through the leeitima te channels oi trade. Juan Garcia was arrested for being drunk and disor- Gerly, and at court time was still too
Arizona republican., 1902-08-02
MRS. J. H. ROBERTSON DEAD
Passed Away at the Home of Her
 Mother in Beverly, Tex.

Alta NJ. Robertson, wife of J. H. Robertson of this city, died at her mothers home in Beverly. Texas. July ?. Mrs. Robertson will be remem- bered as the bright young business woman who was connected with the Arizona Democrat up to the time Of the change of ownership last February. About that time she suffered an attack of the grip.
 Dr. Hughes suggested to her a course of treatment, but she was in belief q health reformer. and was fearful of strong medicines. so took milder treatment instead. till it became too late, and her malady developed into quick consumption. All effort to re- store her to health was without success and on June she left here for Texas. hoping the change of climate would do her good. but it was unavaiiing.
 Mrs Robertson came to Phoenix De- cembeI i, 1890. Her maiden name was Alta May Parker. and sine was born January 22. 1870. She leaves five children, two boys and three girls. ranging in age from six to thir- teen years They are with their father on ranch near this city. Mrs Robert son was energetic, popular and we'll Known in Phoenix. She was a very conscientious woman. of devout Christian character, and devoted to her family, dying with a prayer in their behalf on her lips.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-02

Forecast for today-Fair.
 Data for 24 hours ending p. m. yes terday:
Arizona republican., 1902-08-02

Nell-She literally threw herself at him. 8el;e-Oh well, she knew ne WAS a good catch.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-02
News ef Y
 the Town
THE WEATHER

Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-02

This lens may be ground in three forms-plane on one side and concave on the opposite, concave on both sur faces CT convex on one with q greater concavity on the other. The minus lens requires very careful handling in both grinding and fitting.
 This is the third of a series of six talks on lenses. Next lens described will be the plus cylinder. used for that imp of mischie:. astigmatism.
 Dr. Pratt will be out Of the city until August 9th.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-02
GARDEN
 NOW CORNUCOPIA CLUB
Incorporated June Is, 1909

Incorporafed June Is, l0O2 Is open to members and their guests only. For membership see either of the directors. William Widmer, presi- dent; Ed Ruppert. vice president,r or Robert F. Doll, Alex Rheinstein, A. R McCalmley, directors, or the steward al the clubhouse, three and one-half miles east, on Tempe road.
 J. H. w. JENSEN.
 Treasurer, Secretary and Steward.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-02

Maximum temperature. 113: minimum S1. Average relative humidity. T. per cent. Total precipitation. 0. Character Of the day-Clear.
 VIM. G. BURNS.
 Section Director.