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Arizona republican., 1913-01-05
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within four months after the first pub lication of this notice to the said ad- ministratrix at the office ot Kibbey, Bennett & Bennett. Phoenix. Arizona, the same being the place for the trans action of the business of said estate. in said County of Maricopa.
 LONE DEITY. Administratix of the Estate of D. w. Sparks, deceased.
 Dated Phoenix, AriZ., this goth day of December. A. D. 1912.
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HAVE $l0,000 TO LOAN-On rancf lands, city property, or vacant lots 1T any size amounts. Stewart, Fields & Hammels 37 West Adams St. t
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Wanted Help Male and
 Female
Rooms and Board
>>>>>>>o~~>~>~~~
BRYN MAWR.

bR IN M A " '.
 Not pleasure resort but home where sick and nervous people are re- stored to health and happiness. Out of the irrigated district where the air is pure and dry and an abundance Of soft pure water. private bungalow home for each patient and all meals prepared under the supervision of one versed in dietetics and at rate cheap CT than you can live at a boarding house in town. For rates and terms address DRS. GLAZE X BROWN. Box S36 Phoenix. Ariz. Overland Phone 1417. It
 WE HAVE-Some exceptionally good steam heated sunny rooms, with or without private bath, at very moderate rate. Good dining room. The Annex Hotel. 509-515 North Gen. tral. over. 1129: Main IT. If
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Auto Livery.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting of the stockhold- CTS of the National Bank of Arizona will be held in it's office iR4 Phoenix. Arizona, on Tuesday January 14th. 1913 at 3 o'clock P. NJ, for the purpose of electing a board of directors to serve for the ensuing year, and transact such other business as may properly come before said meeting.
 December "A 1912.
 s. OBERFELDER.
 Cashier.
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"PHOENIX SUITS US."-Russell Sage said: Young man. buy real es- tate, and then work hard at your usu- al vocation. your real estate purchases will make your old age comfortable" Here is the advice of one of the most successful financiers of the age: man who accumulated a fabulous fortune. Level headed business men all advise investment in real estate and those in touch with conditions in the Salt River valley believe the opportunities offered here are excelled nowhere in the Unit ed States. Put your savings into land in this valley, you will never regret it.
 Here are two big bargains. You will double your money on either of these properties No l-TWenty acres, about 4 miles northwest Of this city, all in alfalfa. Fenced in two fields. Fine soil. in fact the best in the valley
 Mixed orchard. Good two-room house with porch, 5000 cash will handle
 price, S4000 No. 2.-Eight acres about 3 miles northeast of Phoenix. Close to car line All in cultivation. Abundance of shade. some fruit trees, one acre in vineyard Excellent chicken ranch. Small cash payment will handle, bal ance easy terms Must be sold. price s3600 Dick Erdmans, 42-44 North First St. "PHOENIX SUITS US" It
 FOR SALE-10 acres on N. Central lo,co bary, oo06 variety
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of D. w. Sparks. deceased
 Notice is hereby given by the under signed administrator of the Estate of D. w. Sparks. decea sed, to the credi- tors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased. to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers,
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Special Notices


 THE TOWN OF GLENDALE, Ari- zona contemplates the issue of $30.- 00O.O0 bonds for the purpose of pur- chase and improvement of water works, which will be sold to the highest bidder, subject to approval of bonds by people, successful bidder to prepare all instructions and legal proceedings necessary, without additional cost. In- formation required will be supplied on application to V. F.. Messinger, town clerk n I HEREBY WITHDRAW all my property from the market. Mrs. Sarah French. n great variety al reasonable prices Phoenix Fruit and Produce Co. 119 West Jefferson, Phone Overland 1902
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
 H EETIkG

The annual meeting of the stock holders of The PhoeniX National Bank wilt be held at it's office in the city of Phoenix. on Tuesday. January 14, 1913. at three o'clock p. m, for the purpose of electiug Directors for the ensuing year and for transactng any other business that may properly come before the meeting.
 IT. D. MARSHALL, JR..
 Cashier.
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For Rent-Furnished
 Houses

FURNISHED HOUSE-Six rooms, modern. I'll F.. Washington.
 FOR RENTING have a number Of desirable furnished and unfurnished houses for rent. See Mir Prince at office of Dwight B. Heard. Every thing in Real Estate" Cor Center and Adams. if
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W AN fIJ-kallWay man clerks Tor parcel post; s85 monthly; examina- tions soon; trial examination free; write OZment. 20 D. St. Louis, Mo. II
 LEARN real estate business by mail; great possibilities even as side line; the small cost of our course is covered by absolute guarantee of satisfaction; We will help you get started; write for free particulars. National Cooperative Realty com pany, W9l9 Marden Building. Wash ington. D. C. It
 SALESMAN - Wanted by leading lace and embroidery manufacturers and importers to call on dry goods and general stores; compact sample for side line: liberal arrangements on commission; state territory. Green stein and Pelz. 2l3 Fourth Ave, New York City. It
 LOCOMOTIVE firemen and brake men for nearby railroads; wages SS0 to over SI00 monthly; promotion to engineer, conductor; age 1895; eX- perience unnecessary; railroad em- plOying headquarters; rushing buSi- ness; thousands of men employed monthly; state age: send stamp. Rail-
 way Association. Box Republican. It
 SALESMEN-Doub your income by selling the greatest cigar trade 5timulator on the market. CawOOd Novelty Company, Danvilie. III. It
 AMBITIOUS SALESMEN; neat ap- pearance; call on merchants in their territory; elegant sideline; convenient to carry; good commissions; prompt remittance. Belmont Mfg Co., Gin cinnati. Ohio. It WANTED-Ranch hand J. Stanley Howard Over. 112 m WANTED-Cotton pickers, good wages, goOr cotton. IT. Birch, miles N. E. of Mesa n WANTED-Trustwo man who
 is experienced in the real estate busi-
 ness. Must be good salesman. Dick Erdmans, 42-44 x. l St. It WANTED-Collector with motor | cycle to cover country routes. Call at Republican office. m WANT A MAN-To take orders, i must be fairly well acquainted in city, will pay good wages, write for full par 1 ticulars. Address Edw. J. Rapps. Gen. 1 Del. Phoenix, Ariz. l
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NOTICE-To contractors wanting men and members of Local 1889 United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America, the new office of business agent is 10 East Washington street. A. w. DOWNS, R. A. If
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FOR SALE

Some good ranches. close to city, large and small acreage. Houses and lots at bargains Small pay ments and long terms on deferred payments
 J. L. Irwin, ii N. 1st Ave.
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Stables and Corrals

PATS CORRAL-501 Washington St. If
 STAR LIVERY ESTABLISHES F. Adams Street. Phone Overland APT. F. G. ShaWver Prop. If
 NJ EFT R O LITAN LIVERY STABLES-426 W. Washington St
 Livery horses for travelling men a speciality. If
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Special Notices

MOONLIGHT AUTOMOBILE truck excursions. Prompt and reliable ser vice. Lightning Delivery. Phone Over land 594 If
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JACK GIBSON AND FRED MARSH are the new prOprietors of the Dome Saloon, having purchased and changed the name of it to the Plaza Saloon, To- cated on First Avenue, opposite the Court House. You will be welcomed at our place m
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FOR RENT-By Commonwealth Re atty Co, 129-131 N. 1st Ave. Unturn- ished, 4-room, SIP. room, s22. 3 room, $3O 8 room, $60. Furnished. : room, SIP room, SIS. room, sI5. 3 room, s35. Furnished rooms, single and ensuite and housekeeping rooms.
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FOR RENT-Watch Phoenix Grow. Groom house, well furnished. $50. g. room. furnished, SIS. Groom, tnrh- ished, $35. Broom. well furnished, S"o' House and housekeeping in all direc- tions. NJ H. Shelton, 215 West Wash- ingtOn.
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For Sale-LandS

FOR SALE-HOrse. Buggy and har
 ness, $3O. Horse gentle for ladies and children. Am going away. Call at ell F.. Roosevelt II
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For Sale-Lands

TO LEASE-Twenty acres, three miles northwest Chandler; virgin soil;
 abundance water available; one year rent free or three years to tenant sowing alfalfa first year free; mod crate rental thereafter; good oppor- tunity. Address o. l.. Donaldson, TOP Plymouth St, Los Angeles, Cal. If
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WANTED-Team, light wagon and extra saddle horse, will rent for trip covering about thirty days Call for Stauffer at Republican. Phone 422 m
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DR, R. c. FOWLER announces the opening of his dental office in the Goodrich building. Telephone 3S3 Ov- erland. lbs
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FOR SALE-10 acres on N. Central Avenue house. barn and good variety of fruit. Enquire of owner at Fl9 N 3rd street D
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DON'T SMEAR-Pete Williamson will paint. tint or paper your house, work guaranteed, prices right. Office l2l N. 9th St. O. 730 Red 957l West End Phone Red 892l. O. 3GG
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LAND WANTED-Am in the market for q tract of brush land (cleared pre- ferred) will pay $5 per acre cash, in terest on the balance for five years, with the option to purchase on or be- fore and guarantee to put the land in cultivation the first year Give full particulars. Box 285G Republican. m
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Fer Rent-Furn1shed
 Houses

FTVE-ROOM HOUSE - Modern, close in. only s35.O0. See Bellamy. A. M. Monday Commonwealth Realty Co, 129 N. 1st Ave It
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FOR SALE-Half interest in good paying restaurant. Inquire Jaeger, Re- publican. I'm
 WANTED TO BORROW-Immedi- ately Sl60000 on improved real estate. prefer to deal direct with loaner. Phone over. 2204 m
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Wanted-Help Male

WANTED-RailWay mail clerks for parcel post; s85 monthly; examina- tions soon; trial examination free; write Ozment. 90 D. St. Louis. Mo. IL
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For Rent-Houses

POUR ROOM HOUSE $15.00 - rooms $25. , rooms, modern. F house, s25. rooms. $30. rooms. double, $50. 4 rooms furnished, $40 rooms, fur
 nished, S55. Lease on 10 rooms, room- ing house Many others. Southwest ern Building & Investment CO, No. II N. 2nd Ave Home Builders Real Es- tate II
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SELLING OUT-Everything less than cost. Burtis, Is F. Washington St II
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Wanted-Miscellaneous

ARTESIAN WATER-Parties who may be interested in developing flow ing wells where there is good govern ment land will please answer and give their address and arrange meeting
 Box 2S66 Republican It
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Business Chances

SMALL BOOMING HOUSE-Build- ing just completed. Phone 1887 Over land. m
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WANTED. WANTED-An good peo- pie to get some of the bargains, l am now offering. l am closing out on all the kitchen utensils, cutlery and tin ware. D. H. Burtis, 15 F.. Washington St. r
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Stables and Corrals
Announcements

DRESSMAKING and ladies tailor ing Prices reasonable. 4fS East Washington. n
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Money to Loan

MONEY TO LEND-See Jamison & Ryan. Fleming block. fl
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h.000 TO LOAN-8 per cent interest, Improved ranch or city business prop erty preferred, Phone Overland. SS1O.
The Alaska citizen., 1913-05-12
TOUGH LUCK FOR "STUBBS."


The marshalship contest of the
Fourth judicial district is by no
means at an end. and in fact has
just begun, unless we miss our
guess.
The appointment Of L. T. Erwin
has been held UP in the senate.
blocked, and backed up to the jul
dietary. who Will investigate at
length the innumerable charges that
have been registered against the
appointee by many of Alaska's best
Democrats.
There is but little likelihood that
the appointment will ever get any
further than that body when it gets
into executive session. And it is
very possible. and even probable.
that President Wilson will. upon the
recommendation of the jud *ciary.
withdraw the nomination.
All during the marshalship con-
test up TO the present time We have
been fighting with might and main
10 get the true facts before the
President, the attorney general and
the senate. After long. hard
struggle the opponents TO the ap-
pointment of l.. T. Erwin have Been
able 10 bring their charges forth
and have them given annie CON
The Alaska citizen., 1913-05-12
YUKON MINERS
STARVE, FREEZE

PRINCE ALBERT. b. Arrivals
from Aliin. placer mining caGp on
the Inc between this province aid
the Yukon, report another tsase.!< Of
The North.
Shortly after the new year three
nospoctors set ont on 4 stampede
% what they believed TO be aaG,her
r;ch strike on Silver creek al the
head of Teslin lake. Nushias th'@4eE
the deep snow, breaking their o~n
trail. with the bare necessities OF
food and blankets packed OH a dog
sleigh, they set out on what they
knew would be an ar.!uoua trip right
in the dead Of winter
Planning to fe able to replenisa
their stock at a trading posi- not
far from their gOal. they had figured
they would be able to reach the creek.
10 their stalking and return without
misadFenture. en- reaching the trad
ing post they found t closed.
One OF the party was doputized to
return over the trail to bring in
more grub and meet the others on
heir way back This man got
lost, finally fetching I'd at an Indian
The Alaska citizen., 1913-05-12
THE APPOINTMENT OF MAJOR
STRONG.

In the apo ntment of Major J. +.
A. Strong to be governor of Alaska
President Woodrow Wilson has gain
ed the confidence and the gratitude
of the people of Alaska He has
heard their call and given to it a
sympathetic ear He has presented
them with token of the good faith
of his administrat on.
A more appropriate selection at a
more opportune time of man to
take command of the governmental
machinery of people that is laying
the beginnings of government
could not have been made. There is
not a man in the whole North so
we'll prepared to take leadership in
Alaska affairs as Major Strong
There was never a time in the his
tory of this territory or of any other
when such leadership as that which
will follow his incumbency was de-
manded in Alaska.
Major Strong is probably better
acquainted with the people of this
territory than any man in it. He
has lived and actively engaged in
The Alaska citizen., 1913-05-12
ANOTHER START.

Once more the ice has come and
gone. Once more the people. es-
Fec;ally the taxpayers of Fairbanks
can thank their lucky stars that
they will not have to stand the ex-
pense of new bridge across the
slough
Throughout the week much inter
est was evinced among young and
old, sourdoughs and chechacoes. as
TO when and how the ice would move
and what would be the results. Well
some guessed right and just as many
or more guessed wrong It's i'm
material.
But the moving of the ice means
more to us now without our railroad
than it may mean five years hence
for now, if ever during the year
we take on new lease of life; be-
gin to look pleasant with anticipation
of the years business and prospects
for the summers output.
On the creeks new life is to be
found on all sides and the hopes of
those who will put Drawn and brain
into the development OF the country
are high. The question on every lip
is, will the output be as great this
year as last?" For upon the out
put depends the other business ac-
tivity of the camp.
We think Fairbanks is now opening
up to a season that will surprise
even the most optimistic, and with
our new transportation facilities and
cheaper rates we will all live better
and have more money than was to
be had for the last couple of years.
The Alaska citizen., 1913-05-12
LUCK IN A TACOMA RESIDENCE.

In this day and time when the
thoughts of so many are turned
toward office-getting. when men are
wont to be careful about the should
er over which they catch the first
glimpse of new moon. and spend
a great deal of time Sedulously
searching memories for lucky tails
men, it night be Interesting TO CON
5 der Tacoma. Nothing has seemed
to lead to success in securing hieL
office like residence in the City Of
Destiny. President Wilson's secre-
tary of the interior once resided III
Tacoma, where he was editor Of a
newspaper and where he met ana
married his wife. Hugh C. Wallace
who was said to be slated for the
mbassadorship to France claims
Tacoma as his residence, though he
has lived most of the time for
decade at Washington. and, it is
averred has not voted in Tacoma for
eight years. Maurice A Langhorne,
said to be slated for appointment as
United States district attorney for
Western Washington. is a Tacoma
lawyer
Governor Ernest Lister, of the
State of Washington, is a citizen Of
Tacoma, and Frank NJ Lamborn, re-
Gently appointed by him to the best
paying office in the state adm mis-
tratlon, is member of printing
firm. Henry Drum of Seattle. re
Gently appointed warden of the Wash
ington State penitentiary. was for
merly Tacoma banker and resi-
dent of that city when he was ac-
tive in politics. Captain Roediger
who just recently received an APP
pointment in the customs service is
a resident of Tacoma and for years
ran newspaper in that city and
employed the present secretary of
the interior as his editor He also
served in the service during the
last term of Grover Cleveland.
Not only has fate been kind to
these former Tacoma men since the
Democrats came into power, but
residence in that city has been lucky
for Republicans and others who have
sought office in recent years Alas
kas delegate to congress was a
Tacoman for many years. Judge
Cushman, who served on the bench
in Alaska for a while and quit ii
only to take life job as United
States district Judge for Western
Washington, resides in Tacoma. Su-
preme Court Justices Parker and
Ellis, Lieut.. Gov Hart, Secretary of
State Howell and State Treasurer
Meath, of Washington, are all voters
in Tacoma
And, considered by and large, these
Tacoma men are capable and clean
The Alaska citizen., 1913-05-12
WATCH STOLEN q YEARS Ago
Recovered BY PARCEL POST

WILkESBARRE, Pa.-Conscience
stricken over the theft OF a watch
twenty-seven years ago, the thief
mas returned by parcel post to Harry
Trumpore a timepiece stolen from
rrumpores father. now dead.
A letter explained that while the
writer and Trumpores father We're
employed in the Black Diamond
breaker of the Leigh & Wilkes
barre company, twenty-seyen years
ago, he stole Trumpore's watch. Since
that time he has carried the time
piece.
Recently the thief heard a sermon
by Evangelist BILLY" Sunday, and
his conscience so troubled him he
decided to send the watch back, and
knowing Trumpore was dead, he sent
it to his son.
The Alaska citizen., 1913-05-12
NE-DESTROYlNG
GUNS FOR SUBMARINES

The krupp gun works in Germany
is making a quick-fring gun design
ed especially to provide submarines
with the means of destroying aero
planes and dirigibles, says the May
Popular Mechanics magazine in an
illustrated article. This gun, which
can be fired at any angle. is mounted
on disappearing carriage which
sinks into a we'll and is automatically
covered with water-tight slide
when the submarine is submerged,
The weapon can be raised from its
well to the deck and made ready for
fling in thirty seconds. The disap-
pearing carriage is operated by cleo
tricity.
The Alaska citizen., 1913-05-12

work in all four of is judicial di
visions. He is an observing man
of an investigative turn of mind
who is interested in everything about
HIM. and his long training as 4
newspaper man has given him the
ability to discover the truth. He
has learned to know all about the
resources and capabilities of the
territory and to know the men and
first-hand contact And. as becomes
an Amer can and man with intellect
and heart big enough TO take lead
ership among men. he is more con
cerned about people. the average
men and women that make up the
population of the country. than he is
about anything else in it. He be
lieves that the making of happy.
prosperous. capable citizens is the
greatest work that is being carried
on in any country.
The writer has known the next
governor of Alaska for more than a
fifth of a century, and he has had op-
portunity to know him understandings
ly. Major Strong is a great. clean.
outstanding man. an open-min ded
man. free-thouehted and clear-think-
ing; fair. just and generous. but
possessing the courage of a Daniel
10 fight for what is right when fight
ing is necessary. He is broadly toll
Grant. keenly alive to the frailties
that heset humanity and always readr
to forgive, but he will not, under
any circumstance or condition. sac.
rifice principle or his conception OF
the right.
This is the first time in the 81
years that the writer has known
Major Strong that he has been can
didate for any office He has de-
voted his tine and extraordinary
abilities to serving his felloWmen
He is modest and unselfish in Il
remarkable degree. but as becomes
a man of big mind and b'g heart
he enjoys helping others. but self
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT is abhorrent to him
HIS friends had great difficulty to
induce him to consent to the use of
his name in connection with the
governorship OF Alaska. and. after
they had wrune an unwilling con-
sent from him. the task of getting
him to 90 to Washington to see the
President and the secretary of the
Interior was all but unsurmountable.
Had it not been that literally thous-
ands of Alaskans representing all
sections of the territory and practi-
cally every community in it. had
given such earnest expression OF their
desire that he be their governor.
they would have failed in their eff
forts TO persuade him to do anything
At all in furtherance of his claims
TO the office.
The appointment of Major Strong
means that the people of Alaska are
o be considered in matters that con-
Germ them during the administration
of President Wilson, and that the so.
called Alaska Problem" will disap-
pear from American politics. JOHN
w. TROY. in The Alaska Empire