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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-04-11
SPECIAL TABLE D'HOTE
Dinner EASTER MONDAY
NEW DEPARTURE WILL BE IN
AUGURATED At 6iSMARCk'S
FAMOUS HosTElRY
II Enough Reservations Can Be Sc.
cured Special Menu Will Be Served
From 8 to 10 on Evening Of Military
Ball.

Mr.. Rowan. steward Of the Hotel
Mckenzie announces that in view of
the fact that the annual military ball
Ct Company A will be held Easter
Monday and inasmuch as that is the
first post-Lenten social event. he will
serve table d'hote dinner at the cafe
of the Mckenzie between the hours
OF s and 10. preceding the ball He
has also made arrangements for mus
ic for this evening.
The management of the Mckenzie
intends to inaugurate several new de-
partures gradually as the demand for
them on the part CT the capital city
residents increases. Mr. Rowan is
especially we'll qualified to cater to
large social functions and gatherings.
The new departure which he plans for
Easter Monday cannot be assured un-
less there are sufficient reservations
for tables and the reservation lists
will be kept open until Sunday. April
16.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-04-11
new SALVATION Army
OFFICIALS APPOINTED
CAPTAIN AND MRS.; HALL WILL
SPEND YEAR OF REST FOR
BENEFIT OF HEALTH
Captain Swanson and Lieutenant Ger
ringer have Been Appointed to Sue
coed Them in Salvation Army Work
in Bismarck.

Tuesday afternoon Captain and Mrs.
C. p. Hall who have been in charge OF
the work of the Salvation Army in
the Capital City for over year de-
parted for Almont, N. D., where they
will rest for a year on their claim
for the benefit of the captains health.
During their stay in the city both
Mr. and Mrs. Hall won host of
friends. They have labored faithfully
for the cause in which they are inter-
ested and during their tour of duty
the new Salvation Army citadel was
constructed. In it's construction Mr..
and Mrs. Hall played most import
ant part. The building is constructed
of cement blocks and Captain Hall
himself made almost all OF the blocks
which were used in the erection OF
the barracks. The many friends of
the departing officers of the Saliva
ton Army wish them pleasant fur
Tough, and speedy return to good
health to the captain.
Wednesday afternoon Capt Swan
son and Lieut.. Gerringer will arrive
in Bismarck to succeed Capt and
Mrs. Hall in the work at this point.
They will hold their first meeting
Wednesday evening, April -, at the
army citadel. There will be rousing
welcome meeting at this time and
it is urged that every friend of the
Salvation Army and the good work
which it is doing, will attend this ser.
vice. to which all are cordially invited,
and give them a real and hearty vel.
come.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-04-11
PAID FIRE Department
ORDINANCE HELD over
CITIZENS ON SOUTH SIDE WANT
TO TAP GOVERNMENT
WATER MAINS.
Votes In Recent City Election Were
canvassed and Results Found Same
as Stated in Tribune.

A number of firemen of the city
were present at the meeting of the
city commission lasr evening regard
ing the passage of the proposed ord
nance creating partial paid fire de-
partment here in place of the present
volunteer fire department.. Toward
the close of the evening Mr.. Marquett
brought up the ordinance for its Sec
ond reading and offered number of
amendments. II. l.. Reade, Geo. For
tune and Harry Thompson asked that
the commission postpone further con-
sideration Of the ordinance until the
firemen could have more time in
which to talk it over, that while they
were all in favor of the paid depart
ment they thought that there might
be some particulars in which the ord.
nance could be improved and at the
same time it might be that the ordin-
ance as proposed was probably all
right but they wanted little more
time to 90 into it's details. This was
satisfactory to all the commissioners
and on motion of Mr.. Lucas the matter
was put over till next Monday. After
which Mr.. Marquett stated to the
firemen present that he would call a
meeting of the department for We'd
nesday evening at o'clock to consid-
er the ordinance.
The city attorney stated that he
could give no opinion as yet as to
the proper procedure to take to create
the proposed improvement district as
he could not find copy of the law
passed by the last legislature authoriz-
ing the creation of these districts.
A petition from property owners liv
ing on south 10th, 18th and 18th
streets asking the Commission to take
the necessary steps to have the gov
eminent allow citizens to tap it's water
main running to the military post and
when this was granted to extend the
water mains On those streets was pre-
scented. The matter was referred to
Commissioner Lucas who will see
what can be DONE
The commission cOnvassed the vote
OF the election last Tuesday and founG
it had resulted as follows:
For members Of the board OF city COM
missioners:
Henry Tatley, $40 votes.
EdW. G. Patterson, 435 votes.
S. S. Clifford, 1902 votes.
A. F.. Marquett, Al votes.
w. f. Lair, "A votes.
N. A. Freeberg. II votes.
J. C. Pollock, 43 votes.
For Police Magistrate:
w. S. Caselman, 314 votes.
f. S. Pierce, 2S5 votes.
Frank Scott, SO votes.
For City Justice of the Peace:
H. w. Richholt, 50 votes.
John Williams, 80 votes
VIM. O'Hara, IS votes.
Scattering, SO votes.
4. After allowing a big bunch of bills
the meeting adjourned to next Mon
day evening.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-04-11
new BANK STARTED
IN kIODER COUNTY
THE FARMERS AND MERCHANTS
STATE BANK ORGANIZED
FOR BUSINESS.
Dawson and jamestown Business Men
Interested in New kidder County
Financial institution.

The Office Of the secretary of state
yesterday issued charter to the Far
mers and Merchants State Bank OF
Robinson. Robinson is located in XII 4
der county and the people who are
backing the new financial institution
think the town has good future and
there will be room for banking
house of the kind they expect to oper-
ate. 1t is understood that the place
will open for business in the very
near future.
The names appearing on the papers
of incorporation are T. F. Pryse and
F. A. Cameron, both of Dawson, and
L. r. Weber, of Jamestown. The
bank will be capitalized for $4,000.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-04-11
PROPOSAL.

Sealed bids will be received by the
board of trustees for the completion
ct the Masonic Temple at Bismarck,
North Dakota.
Plans and specifications can be seen
at the office of C. T. DeLamere, archi-
tect in City National Bank Building.
All bids must be left at the office OF
G. B. Little. chairman. before twelve
o'clock noon, April %. 1911.
The board reserves the right to re-
ject any or all bids.
J. A, GRAHAM,
Secretary.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-04-11

EN- ROUTE TO JAMESTOWN
Attorney John F. Faytle of McHen-
ry was among the arrivals at the
state capital Monday evening. ne
left on No. Tuesday morning for
Steele and Jamestown where he Will
look after some legal business.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-04-11
GAME WARDENs HERE.

The meeting of the game and fish
board of control was the inducement
for most of the game wardens of the
state to assemble in the city Monday
night. Among those who came to
Bismarck were Olof Bjorke of Aber-
crombie. Thomas Griffith Of Grand
Forks. Dave I. Armstrong of Willow
City, and 8. r. Finley of Harvey.
r. D. Casey came down from Grafton
to be in attendance at this meeting
of the board.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-04-11
'Additiona1Loca1
UP FROM FARGO.

Representative w. J. Price came up
to the Capital City from Fargo Mon
day night On No. S, He came up to
lou.- after business matters and to
watch the progress of the CoWan trial.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-04-11
on BIOLOGICAL SURVEY.

NJ. A. Brannon, dean of the medical
school of the state university and
professor of biology, arrived in Bis
marck Monday evening on No. S. He
is in charge Of the state biological
survey and came down to attend to
business matters in connection with
this work. 1t is stated that he will
also 20 to Dickinson on similar bust
ness before returning to Grand Forks.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-04-11
PASSION WEEK SERVICES.

At the Presbyterian church last ev-
ening Rev. Robt. H. Myers ga'~ oil
excellent address, the first of series
of Passion Week Talks. The meeting
was much appreciated by those pre-
sent. Mr.. A. w. Stuart led the music
and sang sacceptably, as always. A
good meeting is assured tonight. Ser
vice begins at 7:45.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-04-11
fiflAs.

Reginald-My father had D. D. put
behind his name. Jimmy-Dat's not
tin. Dey took me father to de alco'
holic ward an put D. T. behind his
name.-P Record.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-04-11
wENT:To MINNESOTA.

Chef of Police A. F. Mcdonald de-
parted on No. Tuesday morning for
Ada, Mimi, where he will look after
property interests and attend to otner
business matters. He will be gone
for two or three days.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-04-11
WANT AGENT At BENEDICT.

The railroad commission is in re-
ceipt of a we'll signed petition from the
residents and business men of Bere'
dict asking that the 500 line be re-
quired to keep an agent at that point.
The commission is in receipt of many
requests of this character since the
passage of the law relating to the
keeping open of stations when the an,
nual business runs over certain
sum,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-04-11
HOME FOR EASTER.

Paul Jewell will arrive in the city
this evening from St. Paul, where ne
has been attending St. Thomas Col
:lege. He will remain at his home
here during the Easter vacation.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-04-11
VISITED DAUGHTER

Mrs. o. D. Wells of Seymour, WIS,
departed for her home Tuesday morn
ing on No. 4, after spending several
DAYS 4n the capital city where she
hal been visiting with her daughter
Mrs B, l. Healy.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-04-11
RETURNED TO DAPoLIs

Mrs. Stone Alden of Deapolis de-
"?rted for her home Monday evening
after spending the past few days in
the capital city where she pas a pat
'cnt in one of the local hospitals.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-04-11
VISITING IN ST. PAUL.

Mrs. James Casey and son Stanley
are spending two or three weeks In
St. Paul where they are visiting with
relatives and friends.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-04-11

spending a few days at his home to
be with him, and trained nurse has
also been employed. His numerous
friends in the county wish for him a
speedy return to health.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-04-11
HAS PNEUMONIA.

T. w. Griffin, vel known farmer
residing ten miles north of the city IS
very i'll with an attack of pneumonia.
His daughter Mrs. H. w. Richholt IS
Arizona republican., 1911-01-06
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.


 FOR SNLE-NIur acres raiaeu land -aI... screen house. ,.ug orchard ..l n,rr's Price SHnun terms l. Elliott R p ! b
 DO acres. mI.s u,r'H,.-, of tn, ,.f. a' 10 afiaIfa N -a.G house X tsl t....s. .lu, Soil 10. either ar- ,a.tt. ..,lnu- .f tr..' This .lu .f~. u.... au ia.a' p,uHr. ranch Ir ,..s. rn s,u"r. auI N,r @a.5 terms can Foo. had Price. t--ruun S... ne about this as j. l- d bargain.
 -r .,.r.- I- acres ,'a~~ \ r a,rre class D 'aua .r- mj'.s north ut tho ,l-.. i,r t--ru. o" G.oa '..,I land. la4 m ...r m ,r.r con .r.U ,rtv- .'.3 Iua4 Na bette. soil u 'H. tsr- I,. This 'h. h.-l hgr u -a. t.f- '.. Clos. '. school and plr.uN l. ,tt..u Id.I
 ,n a.r.s. class < water. all m cultivation -o r,r.- ut alfalfa. a c.,f lu-r,rn t,r-s,,ru brick house saith a.anI. aar.-. inch air space. .-t..,- cellar under nh.l. house. Iu.h,G .a's Porch around ,ntir. house. rrrG upstairs and du.,u .rc ....' 'a''.. D -A..IH ..I.. .''' D. pl. rt ,g. h,-' ,auutrr houses .u rho tan,. Land .s sIi fenced end cross ..ur.G N.tr q, Gl.ulal" and Peoria Price. sI--."u per acre SmaH cash payment nU Hinll. this Green & Grau
 fr a.r.. ,.t-- \ .ua. all u Dru- tatou Has pend fences. redwood posts aua u.rn .,ir. Raised grain auG ..ia ..a5z- last ~.asuu oujf nu. quarter ui-. from Gl-ulal. street ear Ina. G.nd srir. is corner i'. Price SI--. .nH p., a.r, G"rl terms.
 loo acres. at Slo". ou DOT a.r,. z" a,r,- of alfalfa. SH a.r.- of grain. <" acres of n.r, tltaita seeding Good house. good vylI. all fenced aud cross fenced Class 4 water This farm can be bought with r.asouani. price down and long time on balance. Well located WHl make a good dairy ranch
Arizona republican., 1911-01-06
WANTED-sITUATION>

WANTED -r.-.tlo- by Airs. .s-. meat cutter wishing C. ..atr j1 Ar e.ra AIGr.--. J Jones. ,-5 Cr..a.- Sr los Angeles. Gal. i-f.
 WANTED -cau a- Japanese Cub. most reliable agency f.r any kind ar help. -f, South THrd Ave. Phaua R.. l>11
 WANTED r.r....r. position u r..ta.~,. .... u.. ...r. ....-. ...r. -.. Gan. E.H...
 WANTED -T.-.c.n b. =.. Ha tr.- .r.s -.,ar u-..-. -#u-- .r .-ur AaHr.--. Box -.-. a.arn..t-
 ynr>G MAN. -.H asH .-e ..s. ".. -.'... .. s.u.. 1t ...
 - e.u E..a...aH. -f. ...s '"
 WANTED -T.-.-.. H.a-.a..r.. H.-- .t r.t.r.u..- E.r. Hshrra. ..s Et-- Nan #w.u S.
 WANTED SITUATION .- -.t.. stress us .r.--... .r,Ir.- clothes . -u..-Utr Miss ~ K-rr-.u. burg. Hotel E.usYH.. t't V,-- Ea-.r-tu ~, nH
 WtNTEU-t -.,u girl wants re-. uau-Ht ..-. -.-. .tu .- .e,.. keeper W a... cheap Naar. May La.. 1r,-. c.rz Nr.<
 LADY -u.G. ...r .s#.s worker. wants ru. EuH .. work u- trr lt. Can .r send postal -st W.-, lur ...- Sr h
 SITUATION WANTED Uy N-r r.t..' -...-... ~.... r,..- .s... r..r.. 10 eu-ur- -r..- HaI m.u .u.u.u-- Best rr r...r....s E5v -fs Republican DO
 WANTED Hr white woman. Gsr r..r, first class -uGr.-- Also auH r. -..e a.mr Phone. IBIS
 WANTEU-S. Situation a- aur-e --. south First A-. Pre.. Slack 2ta. Consolidated b-
 WANTED -an-.c.ur homework T. small family. .r. r...rr.t NdIc.-. -s4 Car. Eemu..tu
Arizona republican., 1911-01-06
4 GUARANTEED INVESTMENT HOME BUILDERS STOCK. tf

FOR RENT acres close Co t"rH -.ud house. good w'll plenty n- euaa. and cl1-" tp canal. 's milo from street ear Phone. Overland g.f pr address II N Chambers E D u FOR SALE so acres. m 1o-acr" lore "r as nH,'. Glass \ water. r..r b.et of garden and fruit soil. an under cultivation and ra- ng prop rrfv Easiest uf terms \ ir-t-class riau,. for uu" uun wants 70 grow fruit ur au,thu- else. 3' miles e"uth,.st of Capitol adjoining Hall Bros cclrblst,I and successful or ,Gard Soc thr owner. Ww H Perry
 l-bb
Arizona republican., 1911-01-06
ELLIOT EVANS CO,
 f5 E. ADAMS ST. q

70 a,I.e Baltimore U1@uts. Tu~t above L.- oUv"s. great for -uhdIH'd- ing lots. ou'g -..-....... S'.oh
 % acres adf"iuug Indian school con east. worth tfUo p.r acre. fI-t now uuIr Ei-u r,r acre,
 -'- acres iu Ba'timo,. HeIehts. usr above Los Olilos. corner with south and east front: 'm. 1-rnoi1 modern brick and oth", good m- lrbr.meutS. ilu, Dpuuii home. ground will soon b" worth th. money. only ...-.... ....... go. I""
 -f. acres u West Van Rurcu. just little north of Capitol and -r-t aEr. south front and a bargain 'ar ....-.... .....-.. -............ S .tUu
 -f. a.r,s n Baltup.. Heights. r.rHt ou ,tr limo. small house. otr. only ........- ..-......... f-.1"'
Arizona republican., 1911-01-06

WE HAVE AN EXCEPTIONALLY NICE LOT OF HIGH CLASS FUR WISHED HOUSES FOR RENT FOR THE WINTER. IF YOU WANT A SELECT HOME CALL AT
 DWIGHT B. HERRO'S, OFFICE, s. E. CORNER CENTER
 AND ADAMS ST.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-06
FOR RHINESTONE ROOMS AND
 OFFICES.

ACCOUNTANT Opening. closing and ss ssst"matzing books Correct re- suits guaranteed r. C. VAUGHN. T,l Bed at@I office &o. 11 N lst ave. P. O. Box 3U4
Arizona republican., 1911-01-06
WANTED HELP-MALE.

WANTED -E>trt dr., SprI- sales men must b, experienced App'y J- tu. New York Stpr. today
 YOUNG MAN wanted f,r usH, hnus.,rora Good home. small uaN Shctf.r ll-. r. N"r.auj St Eru ear Q WANTED -R,l with wheel f,r de- uy.rug Phoenix Printing C" los WANTED Men and boys ca work rt automohuiug electricity. -uvey- ing. plumbing. br.ckIay.ug Learn in few months Make urrr money. Po- ejti0us secured Nrlt- t'r booklet. No cvu,us. National School Of En- giu.eriug. .I1o W .tl St Los Au- gaIrs. Cal
 WNNTFD-A good aI' round fore uu Give references HuH experience.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-06
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
IDTs VI SNCIITIct UnICL-

LOTS AT SACIIFICr rEI"L~
 Som. ru. ,lu.e- south front .rf. East Garfield. uu'y. ..S-5u % piece. \ uu, corner Ea-t M,kW'oE. % bargain ........ S"Ip rhoi~. l,j- "u corner uf RrI' ear and Cu.r.r. both for ......... SGnn vrr. choice south front u Lawn Place. tuo homes each -id....-S.oo A very choice lrt m North FfIh street south oE Pierce. ou,y..... S.,o % ohnfc. lots in West Nourp, street near Dunbar.- rosary. ouly... 2c7s Soutl front. East Evergreen. fiun homes aU around. only .......-. SlnNp East front. Grand ave. clos. in. great bargain ........-.....-. Sf7- 2 east fronts con North Sixth ave-. r'r-p ir. only ..... ...... f-gr each
Arizona republican., 1911-01-06
LIST YOUR HOUSES FOR RENT WITH GREENE 6 GRIFFIN. tf

THE BEST BUY-ln the city may bc hard |, find but yo think ue have it Call and lc' us show you a 5-room modern brick on \ Fourth avenue. for S2.uuu. or 35-a,r" farm in less than miles uC tho cit. at SEQ per acre. with house and a'- faIia Arizona Auction and D"vcl- upmgnt Go. W Washington St t
Arizona republican., 1911-01-06
FOR RENT-Rooms AND doARD

ROOMS aud board ..c .ncauz H.u
 S.I DOT month IuH- r. iFrur. St D
 GREENOUGH-S HEALTH RE SORT VIII h. opened Iu a few days ;or the accommodation os persons suffering from bronchial lung or asthma troubles An expert who after years of study and experimental tjpu has discovered chemical com bmatipu that hr inhalation greatly .ppth.- and aII.,latce t.. ~rr.u.s- ,r th, .uug and ,h.-t and eventually effects a r.li,,t. .ur. v.U -.v, treat I1outs ,r.. nt nuEE. TH. resort Is ,d,aly located at fu. ..'t uf tG. Salt River mountains ..r'.- south n' Plo.uiv auG --" ...t Higu,r Tu. mountain afr .- ta. drr.-t a.I pur.-t whit. tr. ,.lmdt. owing tn tH. ''.- ,5tipu .s warmer than u tu, valley ur Phu,ul< <. accommodations .r" limited. I,r-uu- -..h.u- b.tItU aul strength rua a quiet unm.tbr ulac, shrurd er.t, at uuo. flor terms either tr Mr- Mars Gr.eururh Prop n~ Alr Carl Krr"h... Manager r O. BpN a- PIp.uiN 70
 HOME for health seekers: rra-,r- arlr rates 'nn East WrStmrTc.aul street Overland 1929 u
 McNT-LTY'S RANCH now open for hoalth-~eeI.orr First class accnWmo- datlons Individual tent houses one half mile cast pf EaStlake Park Rates sI2 per week Phone. Eura, lSf tf
Arizona republican., 1911-01-06
WANTED HELP-MALE AND FE-
 MALE

NTEp F. ar experienced t.t.H.r wr..-. regular -..rr. course s~ c'tcH.u- 70 rIrU.uar sHirDr- Overland r.ou. --l. los
 WNNTEU-i otrr.rt.rs ..'T- .r.-ut- tH1.r. tn'.rua..r. Waitress FUr.a.> Employment N-.u.E fr Mort. -r-t St u
Arizona republican., 1911-01-06
FOR sALE-hoUsEs.

ruE SALE Modern brick S.a usu.r. 6-o North First St nI
 FOR SALE Tuo-s;ur. residence. ,ro~. in ou North First a-.uG. VII -.1n h. in business section and d"uuI. u .a'ur Good U.pw. prtp.rf, VIII s.n CHEAP. a' url.. or wmproF,d ..'- right b.. Owner. -a- West Wash mctuu --w
 BIC BARGAIN THIS WEEK
 FOUR ROOM NEW HOUSE WITH PORCH, FRONT AND BACK: LOT 6esf4O: CITY WATER: CHICKEN YARD. LOT FACING TWO STREETS YOUNG FRUIT TREES AND SHADE. PRICE IF SOUO THIS WEEK. S'4O0 SMALL PAYM ENT DOWN AND BALANCE $500 4 mONTH. ADDRESS f342 GRAND AVE. p
 FoE ShLE-f-rnrm modern h"u-.. sIN-u Fifteen minutes walk from town This Is bargain Address. aIs r. FiUmor. St one block from Brill car line r
Arizona republican., 1911-01-06
FOR RENT-FURNIsHE0 HOUSES

FOR RENT-FURNIsHE HOUSES.
 FOR RENT -T,,o-roomcd portabl.. house. furnished overland Phone. --GS bS
 THOROUGHLY modern three room brick house. with modern bath screen room and cellar. electric Fght- and gas: on ear line. no sick No c42 North riuh Ave. Overland Phone .&1' m
 FOR RENT Fjv--room-d modern house. uruiah"d overland ..6N h.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-06
WANTED 4ELP-FEmALE.

-~~-~"~~-~-~"~----->~"--~
 "NNTEu. DMi.-.u- sir. ........- .- ,fu N.rH ".-. N..
 WANTED IT.. aru.-... u-
 .ru- aa.. .. -e.... t. ....'. M. ..n- r. co. .s...... ..-- ... -..5 rr.-p..-. t.....- ,f-
 WANTED .E.e.. a.. -, e-.. ..r-. and .sr. ... -ua. r.Hr.. ct" at Home r...t.r. H.....a - w. re.n.. Mrs u"-.. m
 WANTED Wo.a .r girl q, ,I..a n -r'.err -trr. and assist with a..-.o.rs f- Eas, Monr..
 ENrEEIENCED alteration hand .n-.5 ar ru.. Cr N G..na'.- s H-t D
 WANTED -rHw,.aaa st Gua
 WANTEp-h rrsr.r uar-. Can r. .t.... r Ts..r....... ..u pam N...r Bank .s Nr.- 1s.t ..- .rru- ..... .."-- % t. of 70
 VtNrlr. First ..s-- Mattress .r ru4..- G. ,r. c " JaH.t T...nE rl..-- .-. ,.t... r
 WANTED E>,.. as#.- .u-- .. .<r.t..u..# #.. .ur ...... tr. .. .u. N.. Y.~. ~r.. ..... r
 WANTED -E>--- -eI.-e.H.u t.r r..ly-ta-,rsa- hosiery. underwear and notion Geuar.wsu-s must hay" had experience. Apply today a' the New v,r.. S-.~. D
 WNNTEp-A rr-t class ~teuoG- r....r. rapid .rI accurate. S-5.0. Na.r,.-- E.N -'l C.. Republican, P
 WNNTED- Experienced -.....-rr.s-. steady position Ar-.- ft ,." N,~ York ~tur. r
 GIRL WANTED ur general house. u-c. Wplp. Arizona Mercantile C.. Center and NIru~ St- u
Arizona republican., 1911-01-06
FOR ReNT-FURNIsHED ROOMS


 UNIpN HoTEI-el, W Washing ,uu Rooms. -u cents =
 ROOMS, ROOMS, ROOMS, Al tu. Fsrmrur '-- W,-r Wash bh
 FOR EENT-A mo-. furnished front room at il- North Seventh Ar. No sick
 FOR RENT Las-. front room. rr..ar, entrance. u...r .sru..a,I. .I..t,i. H2uts. bath nirr.u@ G.u- il.m.n ru.u,ls preferred Nn -... et- Nu5tr rfr~, Ave w
 FOR RENT-Las4- front r.os.. rr.,at. iam'. close p sgH North First Az.
 FDE RENT -luu.-u.I r,rm. oboe trie light. H,t and ,,IG lt-n up sic. taken r-I < Center N... overland l3'- D
 HAPPY COMBINATIDE- Pleasant winter climate and pI'asart home SIch you will find at the Ashland Place. ll5S F Van Burcn St Try it and be con yinctd. Terms reasonable N tuber- culosis taken l.. Hadley. Prop. Phone. Overland --N4 q
Arizona republican., 1911-01-06
FOR sALE-LlVESToCK.


 rpE SNLE Yar.u- draft amy. 70 -..l .u. anI ru. .r.a. -.iH~-ru.. u.ar.. u., WH s.- cheap II e Powers. -. ..,.- t. 70 Iua.n
 $ n... Eru'. D
 FOR StLE-~im 70. ar-, mares.
 r.u ur ar-. g-.ar-- aud several ,.t.t drivers au5 workers Prices
 right + .a.H af .r.. Phone. 92t urllu. m FDu SALE-Twr tarr.- tnI -at. alce Gail at corner First Al, tf'
 J.uer-ou st h,
 FOR SALE-HORsE, PHAETON, AND HARNESS. HORSE SIX
 YEARS OLD. SOUND. SAFE AND GENTLE BUT NO PLUG. BRED AND RAISED IN PHOENIX. AN IDEAL LADIES HORSE NO BET
 TEP OUTFIT IN PHOENIX. KNOCK FRS WHETHER HORSE TRADERS OR OTHERWISE ARE INVITED TO BE PRESENT AT ANY POSSIBLE
 SALE. HAVE A REAL HORSE AND CAN PROVE IT. ASK TO SEE MACK AT THE CLUB STA BUE. NY PRICE FOR THE OUT
 r IO ~-II ANU IHO Ffl LEAVING PHOENIX NY REASON FOR SELLING. 4 COURTEOUS
 DEMONSTRATION WILL BE CIV
 EN ANY ONE INTERESTED WHO IS WILLING TO GIVE MACK 4 GOOD HOME H C. SOPER. 235
 EAST MONROE ST. m FpE SALE Pin. J.r-.. mH,a COWS. tu... u.--s vest S.. Points. half mu" north Car-.. \ EH.r. E r D Nn roE -l-.o-r,aua first e.t-s work horse. ,.l- '.l sound and g.uf.. ,t EeaIn.,tu VI
 FOR SALE Saddle horse. saddI. and brid,- TrIc" reasonable. Party leaving town Inquire the Walker StabI. ,HYeher'SJ. Center St. and Van
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 FOR sALE-EGGs AND POULTRY. FpE SALE Rhode island Red euj
 Brown L,SHrru rr.'-t.r- Tr."pa"re. Black. ee-l D FOR SALE IA -., t1rmaHnrrI EboG. island f;.J H.uS outlets and
 r,ost-rs tir-. C.I..r S' D FOR .5ALE Ju- ur,ul. -pnbi.r-
 for hr.-lu- purposes \. short Tn.HrH aal Portland Phone. E-i >uf P
 FOR SALE -Tm. brown 2abu..r-
 r,r breeding purposes J. \ short. Twelfth and Portland Phone" H'aci, SfII r
 FOR SALE-Rhnde Island Red and
 Brown Ls-h"ru boosters Chas Brick
 son. Indian School ear line and Nir-
 .iri4 Ave dW