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Arizona republican., 1909-10-15
For Rent-Real Estate


 Five-acre tract on North Center ave, east front; practically the only suburban home tract on west side of Center ave. for sale. Price $750 per acre.
 Five and six-acre tracts in Ger mania Place. northeast part of city. two blocks from car line. Price $4OO and s45O per acre.
 Two and one-half acre tracts west of city, close to car line. s400 per acre.
 FOR RENT
 We'll furnished five-room brick house. close in. modern. nice yard. lots of shade.
 Six-ropm house. completely fur nished. piano. plenty of linen. dishes, silverware. etc. located just al edge of city on car line.
 Eight-room well-furnished house. close in. everything modern.
 Four-room brick unfurnished. close fin. First street.
 THE H. 1. LATHAM CO, Adams Hotel Bldg, 115 N. Center St Offices: Phoenix, Mesa and Glendale. FOR RENT-Bicknells. ? miles on Indian school car line. five acres, in fruit and alfalfa; a five-room brick and screen room, plenty of shade, and a good well. FOR RENT-s0 to l6O acres, miles south of Mesa; s. F of Sec. 2 and N F of Sec. II. Address Thos. w. Peck. 20 Westporeland st. Phone. Black S37l. Phoenix, Ariz.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-15
For Rent Furnished Houses

FOR RENT-A neat broom furnished cottage. screen porch. use of horse and buggy; fresh milk. eggs and vegetables can be procured on ranch. Address George Baldwin. Route 1. FOR RENT-Furnished five-room brick house, strictly modern. beau tiful location. Call 2108 West Mon- roe St, or phone Black 8323.
 FOR RENT-4-room house, furnished: one-half mile from car line. T. F. Brown, Box 957. Phone SS54.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-15
For Sale-Real Estate
SPECIAL BARGAINS.

ACRES. with one good modern house and If cottages. The most modern and up-to-d date sanitarium in the valley. See THE HUS- TIERS for price and terms. IF YOU are looking for a we'll i'm proved acres. good location. sandy loam soil, an ideal home, and mus: be sold at once. see THE HUS- TIERS
 IF YOU don't want to buy 40 acres of fine sandy loam land, don't ask us to show you one we have, as you will surely buy if you see it. coSTLEY 6 THOMPSON,
 Real Estate Exchange,
 31 West Adams.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-15

Close to the Capitol. on w. Adam. st.. we offer a beautiful corner lot 15xlS7lz. south front, for a few day, at 1900
Arizona republican., 1909-10-15

s450 for a pretty 50xl4O lot on N First st; must be sold within 8 day, at this price
Arizona republican., 1909-10-15
GREENE ( GRIFFIN REAL ESTATE & INVESTMENT CO 127 N. Center St.

Only s1,OOO for good Broom brick Has brick partitions. Lot 50x137k One block of car line. Half cash.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-15

Within a few blocks of the Capitol and on car line. we have a choice south front lot 5Ox137h that can be had for S325 if taken at once,
Arizona republican., 1909-10-15

Lots at from $75 to $25O. Some have cement walks and city water; sl0 to s25 down and slO per month
Arizona republican., 1909-10-15
Auction

PUBLIC SALE of real estate and per sonal property at Mesa. October 19. commencing at 1:30, consisting of a beautiful four-room residence with closets. pantry and screen porch. electric lights, motor pump: good barn and buggy shed on premises: water piped to barn and all over house; lot consists of F acre. prac- tioally covered with fruit and orna mental trees, vines and flowers of all kinds. Will also sell at same time the furniture of said house, consisting in part of almost new Hamilton piano. bedsteads. chairs, tables. large range and all kitchen furniture; also horses, cows. wagon. mower and many other articles not mentioned. Terms on real estate cash. subject to $500 mortgage. due August 3, 1911; on personal property time will be given.
 J. W. JOHNSON, Owner.
 ROGERS & ,MMURTRY,
 Auctioneers.
 Phone Red 207l.
 AUCTION SALE, Saturday, October 1G. 1:30 p. m., 24 W. Jefferson st. A big line of furniture and other goods. consisting of dressers, com modes, bed springs. iron beds, one extra fine sideboard. one fine ma hogany writing desk, tables. mat tresses, one incubator, cream separators. rockers and dining chairs. one kitchen safe, one fine zinc. one gas range, 2 gasoline stoves. heating stoves, several rugs one extra fine reversible rug 14x16, one fine morris chair, center tables. one ice box, one refrigerator. one fine kitchen cabinet, buggies, head of horses, consisting of one single driver. city broke; one single footer; one pair ponies, well broke: one pair good work horses.
 ROGERS & MMURTRY,
 Auctioneers.
 J. P. HANNAN, Clerk
 AUCTION SALE. Saturday. at l 90 D. m. at Phoenix Auction Co. 23 s. First ave. Among other things too numerous to mention we have for sale dressers, bedsteads. upholstered goods of all Minds. rockers. mason lars. folding beds cook stoves, bicy- cies and one tandem bicycle. kitchen tables. mirrors. saddles. bookcases, writing desks. rugs. dishes. lamps, one new runabout and single buggy, harness and buggies. We also offer one thoroughbred horse and one first class Jersey COW, fresh. w. w HUTCHINSON, Auctioneer.
 w w DEAN. Clerk. CLOSING out sale "All7Right Wash Ing Machines" Have reduced the price 10 $7. Call at 23 South First 1 ave Phoenix Auction House.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-15
For Rent-Houses

FOR RENT-Good three-room house. porches and screened. fine water. pasture for horse- good place for chickens. 2l5 miles from town. cheap if taken for the year. See Davis on Van Kirk ranch. }. mile east Indian school.
 FOR RENT-Llrge store room on South Second avenue. near Jeffer- son. suitable for storage or business. Address 2S South Second ave.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-15

52x279 lots on the Indian schoo car line. si00; east fronts: only ; left s25 down and s1O per month.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-15

$500 down will buy new 5-room modern brick in Evergreen place; price s3l5o.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-15
GREENE q GRIFFIN REAL ESTATE q INVESTMENT co
 127 N. Center St.

Pretty five-room mission style house. just finished. within blocks of Center street: s2500. Only $2OO down and s25 per month.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-15

Just what you are looking for: A beautiful new mission bungalow. and 2R acres. seeded to alfalfa. The house has fine shower bath, toilet and stand. Large screen sleeping porch. New evergreen trees and palms: cement walks; city water. and is just blocks to the car line Priced for few days at s4,500; part cash will buy
Arizona republican., 1909-10-15

 uneied for: A. C. An S. B.; O. Dunbar; G. G. L.R H.. Nj; M. J. B.; M F. H. N; D. C.; S.; r. B. X C.; X Y; 10; 2o s5 a 6e 1o5 71; 1ss; Yates kdiustme
Arizona republican., 1909-10-15

New 5-room bungalow in the best section of N Center street. beauti- fully finished home. double screen porch. modern throughout: s5OOo. Half cash will buy.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-15
For Sale-Live Stock

FOR sALE-Ths HisIey Horse and Mule Co.,, on Jefferson street, imre- diately south of the county court house, has just received another car load of mules. These mules are the best ever brought to the valley. They are we'll broken and will be sold at remarkably low prices. FOR SAEE-Hunters. take notice Hunting dog. Inquire Mrs A. E. Cook, Mesa.
 FOR SALE-Work horses. driving horse; one good pony. ride or drive; two young mules: yearling colts; one large mare. bred to jack All are good ones. Five miles west and two south of Five Points. T. $. Maloney R. F. b, No. 4. FOR SALE-Bay driving team-small horses: good lockers. Single driver. bay mare; weight 750. First class saddle horse; good gait and speed. Address Box l.. City. or see Olivette Ranch, miles east Indian School. Camel Back road. FOR SALE - Twenty-four two year old heifers; fresh soon; also twelve yearling heffers: all are choice milk stock and can be bought reasonable on account of shortage of pasture. Thomas, end of Indian car line. FOR SALE-Hunters. take notice. Hunting dog. Inquire Mrs. A. B. Cook, Mesa
 FOR SALE-Or Exchange: Six-year- old, gentle riding horse; weighs $50 lbs. for work horses. See A. Wei Ter. mile south of old Broadway ranch
 FOR SALE-F'ine Durham bull. thir- teen months old; one-half mile east Brill car line, one fourth mile south Mcdowell road. T. F. Brown. Box 957. Phone. Red sS54. FOR SALE-s head choice cows; fresh and coming fresh; s55.00 per head; mo. cows and approved note. G., D. Pritchet. R. F. D. No. l. Phone Ranch 184.
 FOR SALE-I have one car load of cows that will deliver on board cars at Mayer for SIS per head P. O. address. John H. Lee, Corn vile, Ariz.
 FOR SALE-Hunters. take notice. Hunting dog. Inquire Mrs. A B. Cook. Mesa.
 FOR SALE-Four choice hcifers and three good milk cows; all milking now: price reasonable. Thomas, end of Indian car line.
 FOR SALE-Three large burros. will make 30 miles a day. and complete pack outfit for prospector. Commer- cial Hotel. Corral
 FOR SALE-Fine 5-year- old driving mare. sound and gentle and lots of style and speed. Thomas. end of Indian car line.
 FOR SALE-Three cows. Jersey. Dur ham. Holstein. all fresh. Two miles north Eastlake park J. s. Hicks. FOR SALE-Four good fresh heifers and two milch cows. all milking now. Thomas. end of Indian car line. FOR SALE-Good l200-pound driving horse. will work anywhere. Thomas, end of Indian car line
 and Minorca rooster and bullets. 1865 West Polk st
 FOR SALE-Gentle mare, express wagon. nearly new. express harness. cheap. IA East Adams. FOR SALE-Good. gentle horse. Call at q North First ave. GOOD family pony for sale 451 $. Sixth ave. Phone Red S925. FOR a quick sale. a splendid family milch COW $4S. T A. Kyle. FOR SALE-Hunters. take notice Hunting dog. Inquire Mrs. A. B. Cook. Mesa.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-15
For Sale-Real Estate
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ! $40 ACRES at S7I per acre-can be sold in halves or quarters. isO ACRES-Can be sold fo S2e5o down-balance long time. Seller will buy back after .our years ct same price if purchaser desires. TWO 20-ACRE TRACTS. close in- A snap'if taken at once. LOTS in all part of the town at the best prices. Also country property. It Is our speciality to keep track of all snaps for the benefit of our cus- toners. Furnished and unfuruished houses for rent.
 W. K. JAMES REALTY CO.,
 37 N. Center St. 20 ACRES, close to the city, small house. 10 acres of alfalfa, fruit, palms and shade; good well, single buggy; also two-seated buggy, har- ness; all tools, including mower, hay rake. cultivator blow, good COW and 70 chickens. All for s5500. This is a good buy Let us show you.
 GREENE 6 GRIFFIN. FOR SALE-10 acres fine orange land. ready for planting, regular water. near best groves, on corner. shade and small house. A great bargain Only s2500.
 PAGE, HANLEN & CO,
 Phone Red 3911. 43 w. Adams St. FOR SALE-S0 acres. all in alfalfa, 5 miles from Phoenix. northwest. fenced and cross-fenced; good new house. well and other improvements; will sell in whole, or two forty acre tracts. For further particulars see Gaylord or Kohl. Phone County 49. WE have a fine 40 acres that can be sold for s165 per acre, $500 down. balance very easy terms, and regu- lar water. This Is one of the best tracts in the valley. See us about it.
 GREENE & GRIFFIN REAL ESTATE q INVESTMENT CO.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-15
Wanted-Female Help

wANTED-Woman for general house. work Apply to Mrs Claud S- Berryman, North Central ave, op- posite Indian school
Arizona republican., 1909-10-15
For Sale-Miscellaneous

FOR ~ ~sGIE~sS, ~,CoS shares" at Sc of Salome Vicksburg Gold Mining Co. stock. 30 odd gold claims. near Vickseurg on A. & C. R. R.; also free-milling gold claims with running water, assays from $5 to S1O0 per ton. Twelve claims gold and copper near Wickenburg; good wagon road Call or write, G. w Mardis. 1905 E. Adams st. FOR RENT-Or sale. the Tivoli Gar den and all that goes filth it. suitable for a sanitarium; poultry for sale; everything else goes with the place: must be seen to be understood; 3E miles east on Tempe road. Phone
 Sub. s3. Place will be ready for oc- cupancy Oct. Is. J. H. w. Jensen.
 owner.
 | FOR SALE-Coffee and tea route. in cudes horse, harness and wagon: fine chance to work up good pay ing business. Inquire F. K. Pepper,
 235 South Twelfth ave.
 WILL exchange a Victor phonograph and records, a s75 outfit in first class condition, for saddle horse.
 Address P. O. Box 573 FOR SALE-Sulky cart; good as new. Also II cows, several milking, oth- CTS fresh soon. Weber" hniie west Indian School,
 CHEAP-Four R. R. tickets to Topeka.
 Kans Inquire at Michelson's Cigar Store, 32 East Washington st. FOR SALE-This morning. fine bed. lace curtains and some household
 goods. S76 North Third ave.
 PHOENIX SOAP co We manufac-
 ture Salt Soda and sell it for g 50
 100. Thos. Whitney. Prop.
 FOR SALE-Sweet potatoes shipped
 to order. Sweetwater Garden. FOR SALE-20O nice young Plymouth
 Rock hens. J. T. George. 62s N 10th
 ave.
 FOR SALE-A grain drill Can be
 seen on Homecroft Place.
 WRITING tablets: best 6. 10 and 15c.
 A. L. Boehmer's Busy Drug Store. FOR SALE-o0su bargains in rsw and
 secondhs~~ runs at Galpin's. FOR SALE-Cheap. two tickets east.
 w. T. Gibson, Route 9
 FOR SALE-Fresh ammunitSo. ct
 Galpin's.
 CHICKENS for sale. S04 Montezuma
 ave. John Hartsinck.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-06
WILL INTONR SOLEMN MASS
Services Tomorrow to Commemorate
Death Of Father McGuire.
Tablet VIII Be UnveiIed-Is Hung to
Left of Sanctuary-SermOn by
Father McGuiEaR.

CommeuOrating the anniversary Of the
death OF Rev. Father Joseph l. MCGUIRE,
which occurred January :, 1875, a solemn
mass Of requiem viii be intoned in the
Church OF The Holy Comforter AZ S.0
O'Clock tomorrow morning
The celebrant Of the mass VIII De Rev
Father Charles E. Boone. Of St Austin's
College, Brookland. who was assistant a.
H0iy Comforter Church during Father
AfcGUire's pastorate-
Rev Father Clarence Z Wheeler. the
pastor. and Rev. Father Andrew H
AIihm. Of Holy Comforter Church. VIII
act as deacons Of the mass
Solemn services at s o'clock to-moT-
row evening Will include prayers for the
repose OF the soul OF the beloved priest
and Unveiling OF the tablet erected 10
his memory by the congregation OF the
Church Of the Holy Comforter and
numerous friends throughout the city
The memorial tablet is hung 10 the left
Of the sanctuary Immediately above the
communion rail Il records the principal
events in the life Of one universally be
loved.
Following the unveiling and dedication
OF the tablet. a sermon viii be preached
by Rev Father Thomas E Michigan,
Of St Patricks Church
The Washington herald., 1909-01-06
NEH CHURCH NON ASSURED
Ingram Memorial Congregation
Raises Necessary Amount.
Handsome Church Edifice Will Be
Built at Cost of $4,000 Fur
nished by o. Ii. Ingram.

Within the year Washington will have
at least one new house OF worship. now
that the money necessary for the erec-
ton Of the Ingram Memorial Church is
complete
The last contribution was made Mon
day. and this completes the $1,000 which
was 10 be raised for the edifce. Some
time ago o. II. ingram, q millionaire Of
Eau Claire, Wis. offered q gift TO the
Congregational churches OF Washington
IN the form Of new edifce, which should
cost $8.Oo0. The gift was TO be made
when the congregations had raised $1,000
TO pay for the site.
Donations were not slow Large con-
tribUtious were made by some OF the
most prominent business men OF Wash
ington. including A. VI Lothrop. who
was one OF the largest contributors Dif-
fcuIty was experienced in obtaining
titles. as many OF the heirs were scat
tered, some being in Europe and others
IN various parts Of this country.
The offer by Mr.. Ingram was made
about a year ago. and since that time
the church workers have made untiring
Efforts 70 procure the money needed for
the purchase OF the site NJ Ingram
made the statement that he would turn
the money over 10 the church the mo-
nent the site was bought.
The new church will be located az
Tenth and Massachusetts avenue north
east. not a great distance from Lincoln
Park. TIE pastor VIII be Rev. J. ".
/ Frizzell
The Washington herald., 1909-01-06
ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders.

Leave q shsence fo- three months s-suted Frs
Lier- FRANK B. HAWKINS. Tverty-sevszth
Infantry, 70 take effect uPoa his resief fr1n duty
IL Clhs-
Cap. JOHN B. HUGGINs. Medi1aI Cops VII
rEnceed 10 NeT Tc-k City for tke p-rpose q
assisting TIE medical surTlv ot5cer n hat city
in selecting The equipment f0T the Wal,sT Reed
United states Army Ge1erzl HOSPITAL DistTict
q Colunbia
TIE Iezre os absence granted Mai ALEXANDER
y STARK Medical Ccps r special orders
No. lE. SeTtenbs- Is 1913. Department q the
Coluubis Is extended fifteen DAYS
Leave q shsnce fcT three moths CO SUSe1s :
cg-tiScatc Of disability Is g-suted CsE- FRED
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rourly with this crJe-. and VII 7eTaIr % this
city ard report n person o. Ja--aTy !. lss.
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this CITY.
Ths fo-l4rirr named c-icr-s VIII rppo-t n pe--a.
% Lieut. Col. WILLIAM A. NICHOLS. Tli--
teer-h Irfautry PRESIDENT e the examining
t-a-d at FoT; Issvsux1--h. Hans. Appointed
i, ~11.-rsrh q s-1a-isl orders NJ 81. July 3
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determine their ftrsSs tor T-0-lo-l1l- ant 1ss''s
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sfzri1-s @ 10 thc rlscCs 0f recvlr- b thea q
this C-1sT-
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secord Iieyt. LEO I sASIUEBSON. Seventh Il
fautry.
ssco-d Lis-t- c. sTOCKNlAR BENDEIA Seventh
Infartr.
seoaa6 Le4- JOHN F. FRANKLIN. seventh
Infantry.
b direction q the F7esi6euc. CaT-- WALTER r.
NcCASREI. Tweifth IHfantry. Is Tellsvet frrnl
duty az Psekskn Mill-a-y Acsds-1y. Peesssil.
Ny.
Leave q ahssncs 70 and irclrclnS Iune - 80 o1
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The Washington herald., 1909-01-06
MISS GOULD'S DEBUT
Elaborate Preparations for
Dinner and COtilliOn.
WILL BE GIVEN AT PLAZA
Function to Introduce Daughter Of
George J. Could VIII Be the Nest
Brilliant New York Has Ever Seen,
and VIII Surpass the Memorable
BradIey-Martin Affair.

New York. Jan. 5.-A new mark for
Iavishness and splendor is expected 10 be
set for society by The entertainment Nj
and Mrs. George J. Gould VIII give
Thursday night at the Hotel Plaza 10
formally introduce their daughter Mar
jorie
Mrs. Gould has engaged the entire first
floor Of the Plaza and viii have the rooms
and halls Transformed into garden Of
roses. orchids, Hlies Of the valley and
ferns.
Two hundred and fifty guests have
been invited 70 the dinner. which viii
eclipse the famous Bradley-Martin affair
of several years ago. but many more
viii be at the cotillion and supper 70
follow. Dinner, dance and reception are
expected to b. the most elaborate ever
given in New York
The walls and ceilings viii be entirely
hidden from view by the floral decora-
tions. and Nahan FrankO. who ls in
charge OF the musical arrangements, VIII
have five OTchestrss on duty. During
the dinner one orchestra viii play, and
the chief feature OF its programme wiz
be The Marjorie Waltz, which Mr..
Franko has composed for the occasion
Promenade After Dinner.
After dinner there VIII be a promenade.
during which two orchestras viii play
Two orchestras will play for the cotiilion
which viii follow and which viii end
promptly az midnight This viii be fol-
lowed by an elaborate supper and dance
at which two orchestras VIII furnish the
music. Mr.. Franko has devoted great
care TO arranging the music for the af-
fair.
Miss Marjorie Gould Is at Georgian
Court. Lakewood, anxioUsiy looking for
ward TO the eventful night which means
so much 70 her. She viii remain there
until Thursday morning. He- mother
has been IN the city for some days. stay
ing at the Plaza, and she has been an
extremely busy woman. looking after the
dnal arrangements for Mss Marjorie s
debut. Regarding the dinner and ball
she said 70 a reporter to-day;
of course, IL is quite true that I am
giving q dinner and dance in my daugh-
ters honor, and hope Il VIII be sue
I cess. There will be about 30 guests al
/ cotillion and supper which follow. There
viii be a number Of the married couples.
and besides that. OF course. the younger
/ set and deOutantes OF the season. More
/ than this I cannot say now
The Washington herald., 1909-01-06
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Mass: John A Wettsr. 81 Louis.
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G. McAfee, Philadelphia: Thomas LaIler, Philsdel-
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The Washington herald., 1909-01-06
NAVY Orders.

Midshiu1aaa A B. McNEILL. detached du1y IDAHO
ard c1ntinue treatment United States Naval
Hospital Philadelphia. Pa
gIi5ssiTuan c. 7. OsBUEN. detached duty Cas-
,lsdsairna1 {. D. MCCORMICK. detached duty
CastIne 70 Idaho.
Passed Asst Surg " ]. ZALESKY. detached duty
naTy recruiting station New Orleans La. and
continue duty naval station. New Orleans La
Asst Srrz. F. z. SELLERS orders December 81.
lsCs. modifed: detached Texas, % the navy re-
c-7liting station. New Orleans Ia Janua1y D.
1909
asst. su7E r. HAYDEN. detached duty with First
Provisional Regiment of Marines IN Cuba. &c--
20 home. and wait orders
Chief Boatsvain G. B. HENDRY, detached duty
navy yard Washington, D c. Sc % Gun
uard Osccols and additional duty naval sta
ton. Key Wes:, Fla.
Caisf Boatswain A. SMITH, detsehed duty in con-
msnd Osoeois. naval station, Key West Fia-,
Sc. 70 the navy yard Washington D {
Wsrrsn. Machiuist D. J MCCARTHY. When dis
charged treatment United States Naval Hospital,
New York n Alabama
Warrant Machinist W ?. DAVIS, detached duty
Alabsrzs- to home. and leave one month