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J. u. WRIGHT & CO.,
i25 and l27 Suttcr -.
HFAIY & GILLESPIE

HEALY & GILLESPIE.
"a Market ST. Tel Douglas 554o
IS 600 Mission 81 corner close 10 22d 81. :.
best block in Mission; lot 6oxl22 feet:
sss oeo-C,orner IN clay s. cast Of Powell. new
brick building. store and lodging house.
mortgage ~ 10000 can remain; will ex-
change equity Tor improved property.
81 Goo-CoTuer n Nor close 70 Market 81: lot
78xa6 ff.- stores and fats; income s225
per month: $4,000 mo. gage at per
cent: balance. cash $4,000.
a1s n1o-GesrF 81. lot inside u Jones st; will
exchange for income property.
So 500-3 hsfs in Suffer ST close 70 Fillmore;
modern IN every respect; make offer
80 5O0-61h 81 bet. Folsom and Harrison SITS. I;
lot 25xI22 feet 90 rear street.
se O00-e fats close 10 Mission high school
e 55n-Pfna 81 residence close 10 Devissdero.
lot - .6xl00 feet. biggest snap in city
today; can have mortgage for very near
fun amount
HAYES: lot 27-6xII2 feet; street work
completed
Clayton. 25xlS7.e Il. This property Is
close 10 new Lowell high school and will
double in value n n less than ,t,, six months
PARK. KEY lot. 25xi20 feet. This offer is
only open for one week; cheapest lot in
HEALY GILLESPIE,
7is Market St Tel. Douglas 554O
SOL GETz & SONS. Real Estate Dealers.
Room S2S Chronicle building.
New Blocks. Just Being crsdedI
$40. 500 10 sz50-Leyel lots; Excelsior Id
Ocean View and near Psrkside; s. monthly.
$500 10 81 2JO-Graced Sunset lots. near park
ma cars Sth az. 10 18th as-; me view and easy
terms.
$40 10 sI250-Richmond Heights lots; view
Of oceau park and Spreckels lake; terms
lots IN oceanside district; any size and price;
cal FOR diagrauas-
81 go TO s.. 5oO-Modern cottages; payments
same rent
oosenside brsuch of6ce corner y St and 47th sT.
open daily and sundays.
sol. CETz & SONS. Owners and Dealers
Room 32s Chronicle building.
- 2sO-Rsre bargain: very cozy 4 room house.
flsrriv furnished. iB Sunset close 10 Ocean
houIerard: fne marine view new ear line vii
mss tho door. Ioi 25xl0o. act quick, a. owner
ngsf sell Box 1864. CaH cfnce-
s. 500 = artistic flats. Cole 81: 2 rooms eacns
saYinz S7a; $500 cash 141e HalSisf -
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Southeast corner oath ST. and Lilac alley bet
Mission and Capp sts. property well improved
with stores and 3 fats renting for sl06 per
mo: store frontage Of ~ IT. In 24th St; terms
4 cash, bal. 6 per cent net
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TWENTY FOURTH AND MISSION SITS.
COPNFR

TWENTY FOURTH AND MISSION SITS.
CORNER
Southeast corner oath ST. and Lilac alley bet.
with stores and 3 fats renting for sl06 per
mo-: store frontage Of 81 IT. IN oath St. terms
4 cash, bal. per cent net
BUCHANAN ST. BET GEABY AND POST.
Fine, large lot 6l;6xSf:6 IT.. with improve
ments. 1928 Buchanan ST bet Geary and
produces s total rental Of SIsL75 per mo
terms Z cash, bal. per cent net.
PINE ST NEAR FILLMORE FINE FLATS.
TWO FROSTAGES
pr1Si5g s.fs. renting FOR sss 80 per mo.
hsts in Pine 8. and : fats at 1916 Wildey
sv- lot 25xl2s . II. through 10 Wildey az;
terms 4 cash, bal. per cent net.
FULTON ST. BET BUCHANAN AND
? stores and fats. III to 727 Fulton St.
south line - II. west Of Buchanan: lot 20 :6x
$40 II; rentals s92 per no.; mtge. $4,000 can
remain at per cent gross
JAVA STREET NEAR BUENA VISTA AY
To CLOSE AN ESTATE
Is Java St, south line. 1926 IT, west Of
Buena vista av.: lot 25x1oO It: residence s
rooms and bath, all modern improvements;
bldg. insured for 5000: street severed and
J. ". WRIGHT & CO.,
l25 and 12T Sutter street
TUCKER. LYNCH & COL.DwELL INC.
REAL ESTATE RENTING lNSI IkANtk
% Montgomery 81
ia Russ Arcade
PHONE KEARNY 6l0.
Ss-2J0-Renfs $500; fats Of > rooms and BATH
each lot 25x90 Ellis and Devisa
der0 SITS: substantial construction; lighi
and throughout; mortgage 81 30.
81 500-Rent value ST20; lot 2sxSO aud key {
valuable adjoining Third ST. property
story building Of store and y rooms
mortgage Of 81. 80 can remain.
s14O9O-ReEts 81. 80: 6 exceptionally attractive
apartment fats OF 4 rooms and bait
lot 30.6xg5. facing public park in Mis-
sion warm belt: all rooms have full sunny
exposure; duplicate building adjoininl
recently sold for S1T 600; mortgage o
s. COO can remain.
$50 75a-ActuaI rents $3.50 and can be in
creased; great big story business
block at corner Of two principal Western
addition streets; stores and upper Of 4
rooms; extra large lot 34x94. Is aion'
worth $4,000. and building actually cosi
$4,000; there is first mortgage o.
$1,000 which remain: owner mnsi
sell hence this extraordinary bargain
pays - per cent net
st, ,0O0-Low rents s2.31O; , story and base
ment brick fats Of rooms and bath OF
lot % feet front. close in, in Jones st.
building cost $1,000; lot worth $4,000
bank mortgage Of IS 600: owner anxious
to sell: all offers will be submitted
S26, JOo-Actual rents s.. $40; business corner in
side Van Ness av. , story and basement
building store and ) fats Of > rooms
and bath each all sunny. beautiful IN
terior finish and most substantial con
sJruction extra large lot is alone wortl
Slo-v0e- store tease , yrs other rents
very low. This property Is a bargain
ana will surely sell. Call early for par
So. .O00-s4 500 annual income: beautiful marin,
view apartment house Of about 40 rooms
close in in Taylor St. furnished witt
all modern improvements and conven
fences. and every room is flooded Will
sunshine; extra large lot, 3sx137:G'
mortgage Of $50. 600 II desired.
TUCKER. LYNCH & COLDWELL INC,
ia RUSS ARCADE.
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20 Montgomery st.

G. II. UMBSEN Il CO.,
Real Estate, Renting Collecting and Insuran
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OH RICHMOND BRANCH OFFICE. ia
CLEMENT STREET NEAR STH AVENUE,
OPENS TODAY.
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get some ground
and get a start
CRY real EsTATE-con.Inued

J. W. WRIGHT & CO.,
12J and I27 Sutter street.
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s12.5O0-A splendid room residence. located in
best part of the Mission with stable;
beautiful grounds. win choice flowers and
plants lot 60xf22.e feet. 1t is being
offered at the above sacrifice price in
order 10 close the estate.
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Three elegant new fats. e-6-T rooms an
baths: just being completed: interior finish vii
be done TO suit purchaser; lot 3T;6xi31.6: graDs
marine riew that never be obstructed
situated at Jones and Jackson sts
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Ne Will bold oUR NEXT AUCTION SALE
III ESDAl- DEC a. NOON. AT OUR
SALEsROONS. 125 SUTrER STREET
SPLENDID LIST or DESIRABLE PROP
ERTIES CALL Al OFFICE FOR Gaia
LOCI II.
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$3.50 each lots, Cole ST. near Hayes:
street work done: elegant home sites
$3.50 each-2 lots. 11th av. near ST (;
bargain; near proposed car line
$3.50 each-4 lots. 47th Y near Q St;
half cash. $40 per month
SOS casii-Lot on 18th &v. near o ST.. this
is q bargain; no other lot In the vicinity can
be had Under $500.
HUNT. OSTEYEE BANZ. 145 Montgomery 81.
Branch office 10 st.-Open sundays
ARMSTRONG & CO. 7s7 Market 81. room l34.
List Your Business With Us to Buy. Sell,
Exchange Real Estate. See Is
s7o0-Bakcry: established years: SO per day.
living rooms. rent 50
go acres improved ranch: vineyard orchard:
house : rooms: barns, plepty Of water and
timber, 81 800 cash: SEQ At your terms
Cieanng. dyeing office: nets $50 per month.
ARMSTRONG & CO.. Isl Market. room lSf.
s7oa-Two lots near Crescent and Holly
Park = cash bal ST. per mo-; no interest
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Sl2.500-ReHts Sl05 per month Webster It. mr.
Sntter, 5 elegantly appointed aats OF 5-f
rooms ami bath each. all in perfect order;
building only years old.
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SPECIAL


Three elegant new fats e-s-T rooms and
baths just being completed: interior finish viii
be done 10 suit purchaser; lot 2T;6xiS5;6; grand
situated at Jones and Jackson sis.
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAIN
Just completed; beautiful fats &C., large
sunny rooms and bath: lot 29Xl00; large con
rooms: imposing front with pressed brick
basement. marble vest ibuie and six large. circu-
lar bay windows: elsborstely finished: every
room sunny; wash basins in ever bedroom:
costly gold trimmed fixtures; instantaneous heat
ers: sli fixtures and finish strictly first class !;
rented for $40 per month this property is a
bargain AT $40 but positively must be sold
Tor best offer obtained this week; situated
-'i'--' DAVIDSON & LEIGH.
Exclusive Agents. l57 Montgomery St
sPAULDING & NEFF,
IO7 Montgomery ST near Sutter.
Renting. Collecting Insurance.
SI1 500 cash. balance mortgage $500 re
main: Sd and Market; store and
roomlng house. brick building: rents sisO.
Sc T5O-corner at Sacramento ST.. inside Jones
20xT0: snap; don't overlook this
SD J0O-Turk St. inside Larkin: fine lot for
apartments; viii trade for income prop
Specials. 500: rents $3.50 per mo-: fine.
modern flats. J-69 and bath: Golden
Gate av nr. Baker; mortgage $500 can
remain.
$4,000 cash. balance mortgage $500 can re-
main: rents $l0250 per mo-. fats.
1864 and bath: near Market
and Church SITS.
SIS. 900 cash. balance mortgage $500 can re
main; DeyissderO St nr. Oak: store and
fats above. rms. and bath; best bust
ness location ia street
81 ej0-Clement St: business lot M. 24th av.,
sPAGLDING & NEFF. 1o7 sl@teomery St.
NEW
HOUSE
REASONABLE
That IS with $1,000 of former price Topped
OF for quick sale: Pacific heights district:
81 500 essv terms: rooms marine view just
completed. FiIbert sf. near Scott, Union st.
phone West 42Ss. Meet you any time; come
today -
you
wsDt
great
bargain.
1-TT0FcF lof in the center Of Richmond across
tho hayl VIII sell for 800: $50 cash and 81
noufhiv. splendid chance 70 double your
money IN short time. G ". MEDLER. 40
Pine 81
77-57 5sve cash buyers for sunset lots. must he
s.scsp aud title perfect. Hunt. oSFE1EE x
BANz. I45 MoniEsmer. St; branch Office
ze3 st
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CITY REAL ESTATE
!. ". WRIGHT & Co,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE,
AUCTT0NEERS
AUCTIoNEERs

l25 and l27 sutter st
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DIVA & BRIZZOLARA
4O1 Montgomery av-
sl7. 1000 story frame bldg. 10 fats and
one store: corner lot. half improved: lot
45xl22 .6: rents $1S5 per mo-: no reason
able offer refused; Francisco mr. stockton.
SI1 5O0-Eight fats OF 4 rooms and bath each
cor lot, % 6x1O0: rents Sl22. this IL an
exceptional good buy; will not last long
Buchanan ST
S55OO-3 story bldg fats vicinity OF Kearny
and Union. rents S53 per month; lot 2Ox
5S.9 good investment
LOTS
ST. 7OcO-NOrth side Union mr. Mason; lot 4Ox
5S9 partly improved.
SO. .500-South side OF Union nr. Mason; lot 25x
co. running to street
S5O00-Corner Mason nr. Union: partly i'm
proved: lot S2xS0-
SS.4o0-In rilbert nr. Mason: cottage Of 4
rooms with a right Of way feet; lot
20x109.
S13 O00-3 story building. 6 flats: Jones 81 bet.
FiIbert and Greenwich: rents for s120 per
mo-; house.
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SS7, ,J00-O'Farreu st. bet. stockton and Powell.
lot 25xS7:6 IT.: brick buildings and base
ment mortgsge $42. SEQ can remain; above
good only until December q.
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IIue1 Iefse Ipt bI-uAof.b II. WIN IllproFe.
meuts 1923 Buchanan St bet. Geary and
Post comprising stores. houses and dst:
produces s total rental Of SlST75 per mo.
terms = cash, bal. per cent net.
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AUCTION. AUCTION. AUCTION.
Sale OF city realty to be held in the office OF
JOHN l.. P0LITO,
2IO4 Market st. corner 14th Thursday, De-
cember 80, at IL q. m.
The following properties win be sold to the
highest bidder:
West line Eureka st. 10 feet south of Goth.
25x1O0 improved with hats, 4-5 rooms
157 States st; room cottage, nearly new; lot
25xl25.
4o4oA clara av near nth; new aats. As
rooms: lot 2sx136-
Southwest corner Eureka and 10th: lot 75x1oo:
store and large residence; can be extensively i'm
proved.
Lot vest line of Sanchez ST., los feet south Of
18th: 25x105.
SIS Noe st; elegant story cottage: lot 25x
100.
owners wishing to list property for this sale
send particulars at once
JoTfN L. POTIT0. 2I04 Market It. cor. f4th
81 5Oo-store and . fats. new: Page ST. pan
handle g. 6. park dist $500 cash. hal.
ns.rfg ~ a snap: e9Sf $500. make offer.
CEclL CO.. 949 Pnelan bldg.
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FINE \ NH FILLNUEE--4 FINE FLAIN-
TWO FROSTAGES
1865 Pine ST bet Fillmore and Steiner. com
prising fats: renting for $3.50 per .
fzts in Pine st. and : fats at 1916 Wildey
sv lot 2jx12s . r. through 10 Wildey Az.
terms I cash. bal. 8 per cent net.
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so 0OO-Devissdero st. business corner: best To-
cation: rents $607: stores and Il apart
ments: modern buildings; $50, 0o0 bank
mortgage can remain; lot 1eJ f. frontage
two corners
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i l. 500-Pree reduced for quick sale Turk st
close to Devisadero; } substantial modern
flats: very high Glass in appearance;
rooms and bath cseii: always rented for
S115 per month: only years old; mo-t-
gage of So 000 can remain.
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SPECK. PASCHEL & co.
DDS Montgomery St
Mills Building.
REFEREE SALE AUCTION
REFEREE SALE AUCTION
REFEREE SALE AUCTION
REFEREE SALE AUCTION
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BALDWIN & HOWELL. 31s-324 KEARNY ST
BALDWIN & HOWELL. 3IS-32f kEARNY ST
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SIS. .000-Clay St apartment house: contains -
rooms and all modern convenienees. rents
average $3.50 yearly: mortgage can be
arranged; lot - 6x127.
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FULTON ST. BET. BUCHANAN AND
WERSTER

? stores and 6 fats. III to 72T Fulton ST
south line. - II. west Of Buchanan: lot 29.6
$40 IT.; rentals s92 per no.; mtge. $1,000 ca
remain at : per cent gross.
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We have bransh office at sth aT. and Cali
fornia st open Sundays; agent in attendance.
Ask for our Real Estate Record. containing
a list OF property for sale in all parts Of the
city.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-18
FIFTY ROUND BOUT
 FOUGHT IN FRANCE
Jeanette of New York Defeats Sam
 Mcvey.

Paris, April 17.-1n the greatest fight witnessed in France since John l.. Sullivan and Charley Mitchell fought at Chantilly. in 1888. Joe Jean nette, of New York. defeated sam Me Vey. of California. tonight. in the fif- tieth round of a finish fight. A great crowd witnessed a game exhibition of heavyweights. the contest lasting three and half hours.
 McVey had the better of the fight up to the fortieth round and in both the 21st and 22nd rounds, he had the New Yorker so groggy that he barely could keep his feet Jeannette bore the punishment bravely, and recuperated in a wonderful manner McVey had almost worn himself out after forty rounds. and by this time the New York fighter was coming back.
 By effective fighting he gradually beat down the Californian and vir- tually had him knocked out when the fight ended, McVey's seconds throw ing up the sponge. Jeannette was the favorite in the betting and the purse was $6000 It is understood that Jean nette now intends to issue a challenge to Jack Johnson for the championship of the world.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-18
.b|G TIMBER
 SYNDICATE Takes Over COL. GreGnG'S
 Holdings In Mexico DEAL INVOLVES s32,OOO,OOO A Principality of Pine, Sixty Miles by 12O Miles Long Traversed by Railroads and Equipped With Im- mense Saw MiRs.
DEAL INVOLVES ss2,OOO,OOO

Portland, Ore. April 1.-The con- summation of the purchase of the entire timber holdings of Col w. c. Green in Mexico, by a syndicate of San Francisco and New York capi- talists for s32,OO0.OOO. is reported by W. c. Cone of Bay City. Ore, who has just returned from Mexico.
 Mir. Cone about two years ago or ganized a party here for the purpose of inspecting the timber lands. the purchase of which was then under contemplation by the men who have just closed the deal
 The tract into which other parties were also sent is about 60 miles wide of the international boundary line in the state of Chihuahua. It has growth of yellow pine timber to the extent of 15,O0O O0O,00O feet Three railroad lines had already been eX- tended into the tract by Col Greene's companies and three immense lumber mills were erected.
 It is announced that by 1911 the new company will be prepared tO manufacture lumber at the rate of 30.O00,OO0 feet a year. At the head of the syndicate is Hiram C. Smith of San Francisco. Another princi- pal in the transaction is Dr J. C. Pearson of New York City.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-18
ARMED HOST
 ADVANCING Upon the Mudneers of GaPri-
 son at Constantinop|e A COUNTER ER-REVOLUT|ON
The Committee of Union and
 Progress Again Asserting Its lnfluence--Situation at Scene of Armenian Massa-
 cres Said to Be Improving.

Constantinople. April 1.-The com mittee of union and progress has given convincing proof of it's power and in- fluence over the third army corps. Two fantry. arrived this morning from To- natalie, about seventy-five miles from the capital, and four other trains are expected to reach that point within the next twenty-four hours. Preparations are being made at SalOnika for the dis patch of a number of additional trains for Constantinople. After remaining a short time at Tohatalje the two trains continued on to Spartakuler. which is inside the line of Notifications at Hademkoi forty miles from the capi- tai, which was abandoned during the night by the artillery of the garrison
 The Salonika troops evidently are collecting at Spartakuler. where they should number not less than 1000 by tomorrow with achievements that are coming from AdrianOpOle.
 Within a day or two the committee will have between 15.00O and 10000 men within striking distance of Con stantinople. where the mutinous garri- son. having virtually discarded its of ficers and all discipline, certainly will not be able to offer resistance.
 It is believed that the Salonika bat talions on their arrival here will de- mand the fulfillment of several condi- tions, which the sultan and the new government will find it impossible to reject The advance of the soldiers has greatly impressed the public. and it is expected that some quick changes will be made among government of ficials.
 The artillery at Hademkoi mutinied during the night Seizing some of their officers and compelling others to don the uniform of privates. they en- trained for Constantinople 10 the num- Der of 1900 in order to assure them selves that the constitution was being maintained and that the Sultan was alive They marched to the war of flee, where they were entertained at tea and refreshments. afterwards pro- ceeding to parliament. Here they lis tened to reassuring speeches by the acting president of the chamber of dep uties
 The British vice consul at Alexan- dretta telegraphed that the most dis turbed condition prevails there. and re- quests the instant dispatch of a war ship. It is reported that serious dis turbances have extended throughout the Vilayet and Adana, although de- tails are lacking. A telegram receiv- ed today from the vice consul at Adana reports a great loss of life and prop erty at that place. but adds that the disorders have practically ceased in the town. Serious attacks have been made on the Christians at Tarsus, and a part of the town has been burned. A school, thought to be the American school, was saved. No additional news has been received regarding the fate of the missionaries. A British warship is now on its way to Mersina.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-18

meaning of dead literature" and whether it referred to Sanscru ol Aztec, the end men declared it sto be the presidents message.
 Please leave the dear old trusts alone; they are seeing things at night" was the title of a song by James Henry, of the Philadelphia Press. Reference to the tariff were then made which it was stated was being talked pro and con.
 Indeed" remarked the vice presi- dent" with evident surprise.
 Yes" replied the end man, pro means for the trusts. Con is what the consumer gets"
 The White House COW, now already famous, was made the subject of one of the best stunts of the evening. Attended by a daiTymaid, a splendid imitation of a bovine was led into the room. It was discovered that the milk pail was minus lacteal fluid and in it's stead was found numerous ar ticles, among which was bottle tagged with q testimonial from Sen ator Aldrich, as follows: We used this medicine on the tariff bill and removed all Payne from it instantly"
 A burlesque on Uncle Toms Cabin had Eliza depicted as fleeing across the ice holding in her arms two chill dren. Maximum" and Minimum" wrapped in a tariff bill pursued by the howl of the gray wolves of the senate"
Arizona republican., 1909-04-18
ARRANGEMENTS MADE
 FOR HAWAIIAN DEFENSE
The Establishment of Artillery District in Department of California.

Washington. April 17.-By the estab- lishment of the artillery district of the department of California, designated as the district of Honolulu about July 15 Hawaii's defense will be greatly strengthened. Major John Cree. now at Ft. Preble. Maine, has been ordered to the Presidio at San Francisco to as sume command of the coast artillery troops under orders to proceed to Hon. olulu.
 It is the intention of the war depart ment to send only two companies of coast artillery to Fort Ruger. Hawaii, at this time, but provisions are being made for a four company garrison. Maj. Cree. with his troops, will sail from San Francisco July ,.
 When the present plans of the war department have been carried out, the defense of Honolulu will be manned by forty-five officers, and 1,056 men of the coast artillery corps. There will be seventeen mortars. six 12-inch guns and seven 3-inch guns in the batteries.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-18
.FLAGSTAFF's RECEPTION
 ID GOVERNOR SLOAN
THE FIRST PUBLIC GREETING
 LAST NIGHT.
This Occasion His Last Adjournment of Court.

Flagstaff. Ariz.. April 17.-(Special) Flagstaff was the first city m Ari- Zona to greet the newly appointed governor of the territory. Tonight Judge Richard F.. Sloan was given a reception in the court house which was very largely attended. Judge Edward NJ. Doe acted as chairman.
 Hon. Henry F. Ashurst read a set of resolutions passed by the bar of Coconino county, which was an elo- quent tribute to Judge Sloan. both as a man and jurist. Mir. F. w. Per kins, Dr. Percival Lowell, Hon. T. A. Flynn and Senator F. :. Breen made short speeches of felicitation.
 Tn response Judge Sloan made an address of ten minutes. so full of feeling that every one knew he was talking straight from the heart. Fol lowing Judge Sloan's address the chairman invited every one to come forward and meet the new governor. Several hundred people responded as readily as possible.