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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-01
LODGE SUMMONED TO
APPEAR BEFORE JURY
(By Assooiated Press. J

a. (By Associated Press.IM
BOSTON, MASS June So--pnitea
been included IN tic group IL prominent
Republican politicians sumf1oned! W an.
pear before the Suffolk COUNTY strand
Jury here next Tuesday. An. connection
With District Attorney MAran'S iinNsssAelts
gatlQa Of campaign coatri4 t4nlsAlaa :
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Sufficient Cause for Distress,

AT this dlstanceI y looks las 4 tla
sI,ouma. might beS suffering from too much
those little %buttoned-upS college & pro-
lei sors,-Toronto star 88s8
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PRINTING 0FF|Q
IN BAD C'0ND|]|l1
cay Associated Press.

1-2fEarLE ING - ~
WASHINGTON, yune %sO.-Y
Senate was engaged to-day
upon the House for engrossedS
tor Hale explained that the deli
to the government printing
said that the Office had shol
competency5.to handle the
that Congress should take
other session to remedy th
speaking Of the printing
Hale expressed the Thought
the new administration Their
concerned with Its own W
not sufficiently taken lntq
urgent demands OF Congre1
said, been Informed that
found in each new copy
buildings bill that had
Altogether, the situation
unsatisfactory. and he.
gress would never agar
experience. Senator
the illness Of the publ
explanation OF the bad
office. ss
sot tie public building
and said that none2o
traced to the senaI
COMMITTEES on
Grounds,
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ShaW's Statement.

lowing statement. making conipar lsons be.
tween this and the previous ascalE year; Y
'!n making comparison betWee1.ut hls
ln,iK'' facts must be taken, Into account: Ile
idsnoIt last Year was ;2i,oOO.0W. ii round
numbers, This included 100000 extra
ordinary expenses on tha. Panama. Gsnas.
was. therefore. IN round ,nqmbeG!, \ ~
100000, This year the surplus Is t2si0o4 IVY
and In addition there has heon,8pald.o OF
excess OF revenues over ordinary exnsnses
Is, therefore. y ,b0O,O0O. The diffegepaeese 56e-
tween $aS. 100000 excess and $lS,0o0IO0 DE-
S6l,6O0,0O. The treasury, on ordinary en-
penseH, Is sol, 500, 900 better OF al ha close
tOf this fiscal year than at the close %
the f1scal, year 1905. NJ
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Conditions Yesterday.
iehmo,npd''az5 weather. Was clear. and very

HIghest teitnpera ture yesterlay,.n,,,.., y
IMwest temperature OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, I
Normal temperature for ] " e..Ah.,,.
Departure from normal temperature - !
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appropriations at the recent session.
Nh Of course, there was much scralnblilnngl
for privatesa pproprl atiornss.. nda there aWere
many appropriations for public buildings
that we're not necessary; FlDut, on the
whole, there will probably be no great
Oil z against the; extrayagance Of the
mast session. The people doEnots generally
object = the governments spending
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i THE j::.E]:: WEATHER

FORECAST: yiyglnia--Falr sunday and
Monday; light southwest winds. a
North enthusiastically cloudy Sunday
and Monday; light to fresh SOUTHWEST
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{f asR itH.isssp,urely8 q matter OF dtscresa&
tionE:wlth the Secretary 81 the Treas
@Sfury$3 to Mtlliz the surplus TN the
treasury for thai purpose VI NJ
There should also be deducted the
sum8of$ $22. OOo,O COZ. which Is estimated
and included In the whole sum OF h
preparations to be paldso ut OF G5deposlts
8goffnational5ba banks In redemptionaof cir
culAting notes OF bonks. The deposits
are not credited as q part OF the 4
revenues of the government, and,
fund thus arising should mot be
charged to expenditures. 5sg
ss,5 Warns Republicans.
ss 4 h amount Of Ess95, 45G. AS appro-
priated for work on the Isthnnian
G4 Canal during the next fiscalS}year Is
F%fapayable from or relnlbursnble to the
treasury out OF proceeds Of bonds
that are authorized to- be sold for5that
sS purpose, and should also be deducted
Of appropriations OF 1907. skSfa
f'n"rhe sums mentioned amount to
more than $139, 100000 and when de-
Quoted leave apparent appropriations
5ofEonly SAL 600, 900 to be met out OF
the revenues of tho next fiscal year.
.In my judgmcnt,6sthe total tappar-
ent resources OF tho government next
yeargare not less than $7S1, $4,000 Fori
at least $40, 100000 in excess OF APP
preparations that may be A charged
against them II
Mr.. Livingston, Of Georgia, the ranking
Democratic member on the Appropriations
Committee OF the House, made a brief
reply to Mr,s8Tawney,f and warned the
Republicans that unless theys4provided
some means to increase the revenues the
next Congress would be. called upon to
explain for n deficit, He will submit a
statement Of approximations later.
Extraordinary Showing.
Senator Culberson to-day found oppor-
OF 5the finances sSof the country 1lnder
President Roosevelt The @ abatement
ID 1901 over lno3! was sSS,ssso,s@ III ,lso5 over
1904. SAC 1885, 1858; N 1905 over 1905, III, Q09, SSs,
This. said Mr.. Culberson2 Shows san;
aggregate increase OF expenditures, .exr
7 Saa77o1ats III threes years, AZ usuaif,wyIttl ithiIss
administration, expenditures for the MILL,
tary and naval establishments Increased
for this period, and! LOT the nreceddln1R
amount the Increase for the nauyaaAl z staa !.
three years.ST total expenditures for'
the years 1908, 400. 1916 and 1905 was
saa..eas, ~ an. .ydedlMMcttI!nsg 55Ranaama,; az
penses., II was. t2.s6a,4 g. oSo;s N The totM|.exi
pend tplros ct the Years 1925 ,1ssg !, l lg?p, a saw
1ssl; ;s s.9sos 81 49, 'sso tal It yffSR sa: 9 apps Mss,'} tSst
exclusive OF all expenses In FanRmaM4th
yeit sxoeeded those 81, thss fogf SyesFs.s 2
Ms q iinl, Il a |! sNf I. l Els! so "a ISa ~ .ths
SL.,. C+.x.,-oant b9sW5f5
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h GETS ]. !.
4. new P0sT0FFICE

uJVlllNunV ~
new P0sI0FFlCE
Continued from First PACED
Ing tho amendment with all the force
he could bring to bear upon II.
Martins Good Work.
AZ a matter OF fact Senator Martin
had Impressed each Of the Senate con-
f1rees SO deeply with the Importance OF
lock the conference rather than yield In
THE, matter OF the Richmond building
The Senate conferees stood out and the
Republicans from the House had 10
yield. The Democratic @conferee on tic
part$of the House. Mr.. Bankhead, Of Ala
barla, was for the Richmond a%ppropria-
ton all along, but hesshad% TO stand with
the majorlty$from his end OF tile capitol
THE conferences report estorcd9tl the ap'
|propriation for the Portsmouth building
Ito SOS, 900. the amount Originally recon-
Forge sitemaof4 10000 forFa gpubltc building,
ana The appropriation OF $4,000 fort the
Improvement ofEtlc I1ynchburg postofiice,$
also remain &inf the bill. ms well as The
increase OF the amount for HI EFredericks-
bur burg building. The Observation-Disclosures tens
sasJTee unchanged from The orlEiaaI House Hdi ~
Il Express M ratification.
The report OF the leonferees. which was
promptly adopted by both houses, was
presented lii the Senate by Senator Scott.
2Hes said tile senateNEEconferee had been cen
compelled to- Yield the Senate provision
for: a i3,Oo0.0 900 building inSsNYashingto ton afor
the Departments OF state, fJuatice and
T. n,.S NsV IL r. ~ NAGF AZ rIM an0ffNSAX.s
PRESSED lis modification over the fact.
{Forghilmself, lie sald8he would have the
fnaationalscapital made8the admiration and and
wonder Of the world. and he would have aNee
every available foot OF ground secured
With gatllis end In Wow.
& II disputed amendmentsFsettled by an
aal.night conference mako appropriations ions
Fo,I New York City cuatom house
$4,000; assay OFFICE, tsoo, @s;a D .Ian%o1:
Chattanooga, Tenn, $4,000 Cedar Rapids.
iowa, $4,000; Duluth, MINI. $l25,oo0;
ocala, Fla, $4,000: Des 1iolnes. Iowa,
SEQ, Coo;S Fernandina, Fla..,i Sl0 goo; Mos.
COW! idaho, 500, OO0; Boston, Mass.., $500. 0OO;
4Tayetteyille, N. c., 10000; Carlisle. sPa,,5
$4,000: Denver, COLI 10000; Minneaposis
MINI, $4,000; Richmond, Va. seoo, ooo
% Thanks Of Virginia. 3sE
senator Daniel mnaade&a graceful speech
Al n "a Senate. this Afternoon, & N which
M EXPRESSED the thanks Of Virginia TO
shis COLLEAGUES on both sides OF tho cham
Ser Tor their aid inSS securing from the
national government a liberal approprla-}
ton Ia be expended IN COMMUNICATING
the founding Of the first English settle
mont in America and the birth OF the
American nation. Major Daniel alsos5Sex-
pressed his appreciation Of the Presl-
dents action In urging the jamestown
upon Congress, ana s. as.
sured the Senate the centennials.o
American tclyilizati would be celebrated
III an appropriate and becoming manner,.
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z NJ .xs
Sun rises, stA
Sun sen .....s,aW
MtA,.ssll,aM
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Continued from First Page.)
Ing the amendment with all the force
he could bring to bear upon II.
Martin''s Good&Work. rs.
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Conditions ii Important Cities.
Miniature Almanac.

July ls0s,
. MofniIs.L al.
4 EiR nlh&WsiIssfsS
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nut. as Senator Tillman, Mr.. .Rooseyelt's
hitterast political enemy said Q N the
floor OF the Senate, there would have
been no, rate lestslation had r not been
for the President. and there would have
been much less legislation along other
lines generally recognized as beneficial. Y
Arizona republican., 1906-04-24
TEMPE
A THOUSAND DOLLARS.
That Much and More Contributed by
 Tempe for the Homeless.

Thee peaple of Tempe and vicinity are certainly to be congratulated upon the liberal offerings they have made in the past few days for tne destitute of San Francisco. The money was cas- fly collected and as early as Sunday morning a car load of prime beef steers were purchased of B. E. and w. A. Moeur. The cattle were shipped to Phoenix where it was expected that they would be slaughtered yesterday and shipped out tonight, but yesterday it was understood that different plans had been made and the cattle would be shipped out live weight. The car from here and another one from Mesa would be added to the ones given by the north side people and the whole would be shipped direct to San Fran cisco on a special train. Carl Hayden
Arizona republican., 1906-04-24

has arranged tO have the Tempe car adorned with banner the full length of the car on both sides marked: "To the San Francisco Destitute. from Tempe. Ariz."
 The following list of subscriptions totals S95S. 25. This does not include a couple of steers given in place of money. or the Normal fund. This lat ter will be given more space tomorrow, as the detailed report by the members of the various committees at the insti- tuition had not been made out yester- day. The cattle purchased cost S9SO. so it will be seen that there will be a considerable fund left over. as the Normal will probably turn in several hundred dollars from the Tempe churches. which have not yet been heard from. though they are each rais- ing a fund. It has not definitely been decided what will be done witl the balance. but it will be put to some good purpose in connection with the san Francisco sufferers.
 Following is a list of subscriptions made up to yesterday afternoon:
 Niels Peterson S75. N. Brock S1, F.. C. Adam 2.5O. Trules Bertelsen 8. c. c. Steele 8, Price Brown s, G. Poll S1. A. Berdkenkanp S5 J. P. Car roll S5,P.Aepi S2, Mark Redden S2. J. F. Redden S. L. E. Redden g. Chas. Holts $2 50, T. H. Mortinson $5. Frank Perkins $1. T. A. Hawes s. Cash S1. John Togel S5, M. E. Curry s1O. E. R. Marsh S25, J.F. Appleby $5. Goodwin Bros. s, Geach & Geach S5. Teeter Bros. S5. F. L. Thew $1O. $. N. Lukin s. E. A. Murphy s. T. w. CurnOv S5, w. H. Easterwood s. J. H. Woods $5, A. Nelson S5, B. B. Moeur $10, A. J. Matthews S1O. J. c. Goodwin s, Cong Ladies' Aid society S1O, R. A. Windes $2 30 w. T. Dunshee S5. L. J. Gooding $2, F. A. Clark S, J. w Parry s5, F. w. Hunt S. G. s. JOhnson s2, J. w. Woolf $2O. H. E. Laird g, Fly der Bros. S25. F. Olson s10. J. F. Haig- Ter S, R. L. Mullen S20. A. NJ. farmer S1O. J. P. Jensen s. F. Schmidt S5. ThOs. Douglas s2 50, w T. Brown $5. H. J. Simms $1O. P. p. DagEs -. pail by D. D. Kloss S1O. Hodnett G Carr $50 P. J. Frankenberg $5. F. II. RieckhOff S1 F. G. Rogers s1. A. Drowbaugn $25. w. H. Freeman S2.50, Thos. That cher $5. Y. Hiroshima g. A. J. Peters Co. $50, Mons Ellingsen S25. w N. Windes S1, L. E. Pafford $1. J. NJ Gil land S1, B. A. Redden S1, c. N. Finch S2. 50. Mrs. s. J. Finch $2.5O. H. SchOs- husen S5. J. F.. Price S1O. Arizona Mer- cantile S25, Tempe National bank S25. IT. l.. Chandler S1O, w. A Moeur S5, G. R. Finch S25. J. w. Mclean S5. Cash $2. Tempe Land & Improvement CO. $25. Mrs Viola Kennedy s, Dr. Chas. H. Jones $2O, Curt w. Miller 8. J. C. Chapin 8. w. $. Johnson s5, J. w Rowland S2, l.. Blinn Lumber Go. S25, Theo. Dickinson s. C. A. Hansen g.. I. Ruderman S2, P. H. Newland S, F. A. Blount $5 SamI D Brown S5. c. P. Wilson $5. Laird & Dimes $25. A. w. Cosner $5. Henry G. Frisch S25. Joe Miller S1, w. C. Hildreth s1, Tenn De Lodge No. 8, I. O. O. F., $60 Chas. Jacobson steer. Geo. Nichols l steer. Frank FogaI $1O. C. G. Jones s2O c. N. Gage S1O. Total $958.25.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-24
WORD RECEIVED.

All interest now centers in the var ious stricken districts of CaliforuIa- Walter Wilbur has heard from his father and brother at Brawley in the Imperial valley. to the effect that tEat town was practically destroyed on the afternoon Of the day san Francisco met with disaster. Nearly every bus mess house in the place was demoi- isned. but fortunately there was no loss of life. Everett Wilbur Is expect ed home from there tomorrow
 NJ. F. Geach of the new firm of Geach & Geach has property tn san Jose which has been giving him con siderable worry since the earthquake Yesterday he received word from a brother at that place telling him that the town was practically ruined but that his property was in fairly good shape Every window pane in the house. however. was shattered and it was otherwise damaged
Arizona republican., 1906-04-24

April 26, 1:30 D. m., at my residence. 543 East Van Buren St, corner Sixth, I will sell the contents of my home, consisting of, in part: Oak roller-top desk, re- volving chair to match; ladies' com bination oak desk and bookcase. up- holstered Morris chair, cherry rocker upholstered, leather upholstered rocking chair. solid oak rocker, set cane seat oak dining chairs, 9-foot oak extension dining table, birdseye maple DarIor table, also oak parlor table, large and small oriental art squares. one Of which cost S60 and worn very little; portieres, curtains, etc: enameled white iron bed with brass trimmings, oak bed, springs and mattresses, 3-piece maple suit oak chiffoniers, combination com mode end washstand, black walnut dresser, upholstered skirt box, oak high chair, 6-hole Mayfiower range, with reservoir; 5-burner Reliable gasoline range, nearly new; kitchen cupboard, kitchen cabinet table. ice box. children's lawn swing, set dining room dishes and glassware, 50 feet garden horse, 30-30 rifle, Parker shot gun, cooking utensils, jars, etc. Fur niture all in good condition. Used by healthy people. Plenty shade. A. J.. Scofield, owner. HAMMOND, Auc- tiOneer
Arizona republican., 1906-04-24
ODDS AND ENDS.

The ladies of the Baptist church WilI hold a bazaar on Friday. April @Ith- and a chicken dinner will be served at six o'clock the same day in the Ar mory lall.
 4 telephone was yesterday placed in the building now occupied by Geach and Geach.
 Rev. R. B. Wright. missionary Co -he Navajo Indians. entertained and iu- structed a good audience at ttz Bay church yesterday morning. by Eiviae an account of his work and that of ..is wife among these Indians for tLe past four years. IL was very gratifying -c hear of their efforts and results iu the industrial. medical and gospel lines
Arizona republican., 1906-04-24
Situations Wanted

A LADY would like position as nurse. 29 F. Jackson.
 POSITION wanted by middle aged lady as cook in mining camp or on ranch. Apply at Leland RELIABLE man understanding horses would like to take a harness horse for it's keep. Best of care and very light usage. G. B., this office. SITUATION WANTED by Japanese. good cook, in out of town. $50 up. Orihashi, California restaurant
Arizona republican., 1906-04-24
Miscellaneous wanss

 AS EXPECT to go into California in May next, all persons indebted to me are requested to call at S29 E. Jeffer- son St. between 10 a. m. and 3 D. m. and pay up as soon as possible. and all persons having claims against me may present the same, at the same place and time, as soon after the first of May next as possible. and receive a check for their money. Phoenix A. T.. April 23, 1906. E. Irvine. RELIABLE man and wife would like care of home for some family that will be out of town summer months. % E. Jackson.
 A COUPLE, not sick and no children, desires to take care of a house and premises for the summer, for the use Of two or three rooms. Logsdon S- Henry, 15 s. Center
Arizona republican., 1906-04-24

which was played on the Normal grounds Saturday afternoon, three of
Arizona republican., 1906-04-24
THE TENNIS TOURNAMENT.

Three Schools Out Of Four Drew
 Prizes-indians Left Out.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-24

TO LEASE-SiXteen choice Jersey dairy cows, one of the best kind in the valley. Inquire of $. O. Furrey. Glendale, or Capt Norton, Route |, Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-24

TO TRADE-One large work horse: weight 1900; will sell or trade for stock. w. J. Schorgl phone county 62
Arizona republican., 1906-04-24

TO TRADE for dairy stock or horses or city property, a good 16O acres of land in the west end of the valley. Can be watered from two canals. F. J. Schorgl, phone County 62.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-24

WANTED-TO exchange good bicycle that cost $40 for 30-3O Winchester. B. r. Gardner S23 N. Second St.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-24

like to eat the products Of
 The Arizona desert sandy When made as PaIatabie and sweet As Donofrio's Cactus Candy.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-24

WANTED-To buy for cash 20 or 30 acres under one of old canals. Ad- dress Canal" care Republican.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-24
Fer Sale

BIG AUCTION, Wednesday, April 25. of high grade furniture. Garrett Hulst will sell at his residence S14 N. Second avenue: $1,000 upright Steinway piano, $10O Davenport, leather upholstered. hall tree. ma hogany and quarter sawed oak par Tor tables. two library tables, velvet art squares and rugs (Oriental pat terns), library drop lights. birdseye maple dresser. birdseye maple chif- fonier. two brass beds, pictures, leather Morris chair, mission chairs, fancy rockers. set leather upholster- ed dining chairs. china closet, fancy clock, porch settee, gas cook stove, range ice chest, heaters, cooking utensils, dishes, kitchen queen ta- ble, 25 glasses home made jelly. cots, mattresses, springs, hampers, 50 feet good hose, yard tools, etc. Goods like new. No sickness. Sale at 1:30 D. m. prompt. Everything must go regardless of value. Gar rett Hulst, owner. Hammond, auc- tioneer.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-24

WANTED-To buy pair good wagon horses, weight not less than 115O Price must be reasonable B. F. Gardner. S23 N. Second street.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-24

WANTED-To buy a light horse and
 buggy. Must be cheap outfit c.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-24

MAN, team and wagon for the season at Iron Springs at salary; house and barn furnished; privileged to fur nish milk and eggs, also saddle horses and rigs. W. k. James, sec retary Outing Club.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-24

WANTED-A good single driving horse. See P. R. Helm. with Pratt Gilbert Co.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-24

WANTED-To buy or rent gentle sad dle pony. Elliott's Sanitarium.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-24

A first class jewelry and optical bus mess for sale. See T. F. Jones. Tempe. Ariz.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-24

BATTLE OF SHILOH-Union survi- vors apply to Judge Mccormick, Cave Creek for particulars. Cost of certificate of membership in nation al association and beautiful bronze badge less than S2. Enclose stamp.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-24

PIANO INSTRUCTION-Win take be- ginners or call at homes. 230 North Second Ave
Arizona republican., 1906-04-24
He11 Wanted


 WANTED-Four boys. this morning, to distribute bills for the Scofield auc- tion to be held at 543 East Van Buren St, corner Sixth. Boys call at Hammond's Auction House. WANTED-A cook. Sixth Avenue Hotel.
 AGENTS, sell San Francisco Disaster Book, 800 page illustrations: high est commissions; freight paid; credit. Send 10c postage for outfit also beautiful FREE household pre- miums. American Publishing House, Chicago.
 AGENTS-San Francisco Earthquake Horror; large illustrated volume of 500 pages. with complete story of fire. devastation and death immense de- mand; big profits; best terms. Send 12c for complete outfit. Be quick. Address Thompson & Hood, 125 Plymouth Place, Chicago.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-24

J. L. CANT, realty agent. Valley resident twenty-two years. Inquiries solicited
Arizona republican., 1906-04-24

FOR SALE-6-room modern brick. on First Ave, very reasonable; also 1- room, same locality; first class. L. J. Rice. manager Trust Department Union Bank.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-24

IN SIX WEEKS we educate you in salesmanship, secure you a position as travelling salesman with respon- sible firm. Address The Bradstreet System. Rochester. N. Y.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-24

Mrs. Aylwin, Har Dressing II & Center. Switches. james. toilet articles
Arizona republican., 1906-04-24

FOR SALE-Furniture. Apply Mrs. F.. E. Ford, fl N. Second Ave, after 4 o'clock, or on Saturdays
Arizona republican., 1906-04-24

THE TEMPE BAKERY now open with a full line of cakes. pies. bread. etc. Andre building.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-24

FOR SALE-One fresh Jersey and one fresh Duran milch COW. One mile north of EastlaI1e park. Joseph Gar side
Arizona republican., 1906-04-24

Physicians recommend old Rrtledge
Arizona republican., 1906-04-24

FOR SALE-At once. Saddle horse.
 Ambrose corral.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-24
Lest sns Feuna

~~~~~~~-~-~-~~-~~-~-~------ ESTRAYED-One flea bitten mare, scar on neck; weight 1000 lbs Re
 ward. Chas. Ford. 1139 w Fillmore. FOUND-Bunch of keys. owner call at this office
Arizona republican., 1906-04-24
Wells Drilled
Complete Pumping Plants Installed First Class Equipment w. L. CARPENTER WITH PRATT T-GlLBERT co.

woman to trim hats and sew Ons second clothes. New York Hat Factory. q \. First Ave.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-24

FOR SALE-Ornament designing.
 International scholarship at half cost. Address w. P. Smith, Phoe-
Arizona republican., 1906-04-24

FOR SALE-New, finished tent house screened complete for housekeeping Price reasonable. Brill car, 1 block east on 18th street.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-24

FOR SALE-Span of mountain
 horses. 1-2 mile west of foundry.