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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-17
Petty Thefts Reported

Frank Feraine OF $50 South state
street complained TO tha poIice ycSto,.,
day that 81 had been stolen from his vest
while IT was left hanging i'm the lava
tory oI the Arcadia restaurant
y; ~ chase reported thst n lady :
gold watch Il ring and a tic hin h.d
6een stolen from his room at 800 South
First West street
NJ, Cannon OF 2i6S Seventh East street
and Roy George Of GG6 South Second
West street each told of having had an
overGoat stolen from tie high school
building.
e. d. Hardy. So Ounce street. called
the police 70 catch a burglar In his
house AT II O'Clock last night but no
burg lar could be found. Nothing was
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-17
Additional Awards.

Verona Anconas-ITarlow f. Grow,
first. second and fourth pen. w, II. Grow,
third pen: w. II. Smith. fifth pen,
White-face Black Spanish-A. Nation,
second pen
Silver Camplnes-John J. Newton.
Sandy. first pen.
Silver spangled Hambcrgs-A r. Saun-
ders. first pen.
Cornish Indian Game-Hlll Crest
chicken farm. Murray, first pen. Holiday
Poultry farm. second and fifth pen: +.
J. Chamberlain. third pen, Leroy Tur-
pin, fourth pen.
Black Javas-Joseph j Fenton, first
pen.
Black Lansbang-A 3. Nelson. second
and third pen: n. Paulson, first and
fourth pen; Hill Crest Chicken farm. fifth
pen.
Brown Leghorn-S. o. Day, first pen.
White Leghorn-E. Il. Smith. Bountl-
ful, first pen.
Black Minorca-Hlll Crest Chicken
farm, first pen.
Buff Orpinetons-J. II Won Elm. first
and third pen; n. w, Fishburn. Tremon-
ton. second, fourth and fifth pen.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-17
PROGRESSIVE PARTY
INCORPORATES PAPER

articles Of incorporation were filed
yesteruay bT the Progressive Publishing
company of this CITY, who's, business Is
the publication Of "rhe Progressive a
weekly paper devoted TO the interests oi
tIlc progressive party. William y. Tiv-
lnsstoh Is named as president OF the now
corporation. Jake H. Turner. ,ice uresJ-
dent \. y. Robertson. treasurer; p.u'lay
r. Christensen. secretary. and w. II.
Bramel as the iifth member OF the board
OF directors The next Issue of the paper
WIZ be the eighth. The promoters state
that the paper is being favorably re-
SSeired In Utah, Idaho. Wyoming and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-17
FRAUD is CHARGED
IN A COURT ACTION

That the Grantsville Cooperative
Mercantile and Manufacturing company
made an assignment TO the Utah Asso-
c.htion OF Credit Men. for the sole pur-
pose Of defraudinR It's creditors. is the
charge contained IA sus brought In the
district court yesterday o. p. I>owen-
gurt and others against the company and
the association. An Injunction is asked
for. prohibiting the association OF credit
men from selling the assets OF The as
signing company.
The plaintiffs ailege that the defenda Mt
company owes them s366.0s for bill OF
goods sold and delivered. II is declared
that In making an assignment the com
pany has acted in bad faith and that It's
officers plan 10 defraud tho company's s
creditors by forcing them TO accept COM
promise payment Of its debts.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-17
COMPILE DATA ON
UTAH MATERIA|
Manufacturers Association
pares to Urge Home Produe
for Executive Building.

In an endcavor 10 secure cunvi1
information regarding the building "
of Utah materials. Secretary u. !.
lett of the Manufacturers Associadq
Utah is comforting with men rcd
AS experts along these lines. u
opinions viii be brought 10 the atie1
al the cap,tol commission, when
committee representing the Manufac
er.; association OF Utah. the NailYe
of Utah and the Salt Lake Isuf
Trades council meets with the CON
sion TO urge the use OF Utah inaih
lso far as possible in the constTA'
Rof the new building.
I'm line with this movement. NJ
lett has secured the opinion OF ";
Nv. Pack. one OF the foremost ssat
br the state. Dr. Pack declares W,
,irdeyc marble, TO be lound In p
tvery conceivable color III tne
nd Bohblc Creek canyon qIaHis=
quail I'm quality and luster 10 any
,und in the United Statcs 10
oinion OF DR.. Pack. the deposle]
Efficiently large tn furnish AL tne
Q plants Of the world matenal
last an ordinary lifetime. he
n Merrill. head curator OF the ~
useum. as saving that there
y finer to be found anywneN
,7jted states. Dir, Pack believe
lis marble can be secured IN AZ!
p al can he used for building puIpa
kccording TO opinions given 70 W a.'
1 bv Davis, Howe & Co. and "
silver, the machinery for tur1s,s ~,
: lne can be manufactured In w
a comparatively moderate prlesip p.ssps,.s
d lneakine further on the 0uaIso
1h the Utah building material ~
W ares that the black and VIM
1i are also To be found N ~
u ntities In Utah, The souunSn
.ie produce a good grade OF WmT
)I, while black marble Us 70
al quantities west OF Utan Las
IN deposits, On. Pack believes
ln- i'm tho United States.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-17
DOVE OF PEACE NOW
HOVERS OVER STARS

Another day OF peace was passed by
The stock company at the Colonial ,he-
ater Yesterday. Last nights perform
ance OF "Get-Rich- Quick Waliinsford"
took place with 30 indication TO the au-
dience OF the warlke thoughts con-
cccaled with simulated affection by Will
liam J. Kelly, leading man and Gertrude
Dallas. leading woman, as WallingTord
and his beloved Fanny. A party OF ten
society women formed party last night
sat IN one of the front rows and extend
ed their sympathy TO Miss Dallas by
hmrllng a large bouquet upon the stage.
MISS Dallas threw kisses at them Kelly
was apparentlY unmnNcl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-17
Bankers Night Planned,

An outline Of the work and entertain
uent features mapped out for 1918 was
presented by Q, 4. Kelly. cashier Of t6e
Citizens state Bank uf Bingham. n; II
meeting Of the Salt Lake chapter OF the
american Institute OF Banking I'm th,
commercial club last night. The pro-
gramme includes suggestion that "A the
alter be engaged for "bankcrs' night I'm
February. G. r. Mabey, T, w Ball and
tTafE beckWorth compose IA committee -
appointed 10 confer with III, Utah bnnk
ery relative TO securing aid in sending
delegates 10 the annual meeting of the
American institute OF Banking TO be held
IN RlCnmOnd. Va. neNI Snnl nInhnr
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-17
Dispute Causes Arrest.

Alleged 20 have grabbed s5 bill from
the I'll OF the cash register before max
lng dash for liberty through the gla ss
a1or ot q care at l41 South West Tenn
pie street at 1880 O'Clock last night
Harold Ager. IS years OF age, was ar.
rested and booked at police headduar-
Lars on charges of petty larceny and
destruction OF property. The AFFAIR is
said Ia have started with dispute over
change. Ager was captured on Main
street by Pairolnan Griniths.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-17
URGE THE USE OF
UTAH MATERIALS

At the regular weekly dinner that was
held In the Commercial club Yesterday by
the members Of the Utah Electric club
resolutions were adopted urging the capi-
tol commission Ia specify the use of
Utah materials and the employment of
Utah labor in the construction OF the
capitol so far as this course may be
practical.
Arrangements were completed ycster-
day for a banquet that will be held al
the close OF the present membership CAM
paien. which will be about February Is
At tho close of the meeting, by "A unani-
nous vote. the Rev. =. a. Slmpkin was
elected an honorary life member OF the
Climb
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-17
Directors Organize,

The newly elected directors of tho
lions Savings Bank & Trust company
met Yesterday afternoon and effected an
organization. All Of the old officers nf
tho institution were re elected
The officers who viii serve during the
ensuing year are: Joseph T. smith.
president, Anthon II. Lund vice prcsi =
dent; O. c. Beebe. cashier. and George
;. Spencer. assistant cashier The exccu
tive committee Is composed OF Thomas
g. Noocr w. \. Rossltcr and John =.
Bennett
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-17
Presented With Brooch

AS a token OF appreciation for faith
~ services. the members OF the PIo.
GERS and Daughters OF the Utah Hand
frt society. at the regular meeting
'sterday, presented the secretary. Mrs.
Hry Van, with gold sunburst brooch.
ne presentation was made by Mrs. Han
fh I-apish and an appropriate response
as made by Mrs. Van. Remarks were
SO made by Mrs. Frances Armstron .
nd Mrs. Jennie Careless.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-17
Mrs. w. q. Hopkins Dead.

Mrs. Emma Hopkins. wife Of William
J. Hopkins. advertising manager OF the
Garrlck theater. died at the family resi-
dence No. Kendall terrace. yesterday
morning Of spinal meningitis. Mrs. Hop
kins was formerly Miss Emma GUnther
Of Park city She Is survived by her
husband, daughter Leah. years Of age.
and son William. IL uonths' old. The
funeral will be held from O'Donnet X
Co.'S chapel at time TO be announced
ra.n
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-17
Life Underwriters TO Meet

The Utah Association Of Life Under.
v Hritcrs vii! meet during luncheon at tho
Commercial club Saturday The feature
Of the meeting will be demonstra tion
OF salesmanship. In which G. D. Kipp
and l.. w. Hlrschvogel will take pari
The members present also will discuss
plans for the eighth annual banquet OF
the association
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-17
To Visit Legislature

This afternoon the high school con-
gress Will meet for the first time in two
years in regular session. Principal
Eaton ls sanguine 10 the success OF
the orga nlzation and believes that. prop
erIy conducted. IT will fanliliarize the stu
dents with parliamentary work. u Is
probable ethat some ARRANGEMENT VIII h"
made for the congress as whole 10
VISIT the state legislature now IN session
so as TO see the manner In which impor-
tant measures are enacted.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-17
Injuries Are Fatal

Arthur ". Nelson. years OF age. who
was brought 10 Salt Lake from Garfield
on "A special train Weduesda., night
after having his two ,ecs and right ann
cut off through being run over bv a Den
Ncr RIO Crandc switch engine, died
az a.iocal hospital yesterday. The BODY
VIII be sent TO Spanish Fork Tor burial
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-17
Be ! FoR {a 5 Ro4ps d5l5s'flEila'' PLAN

Tho county ROD 9!s JInnointsnance z g n
decreasing tho area OF each rus1 ros p
and Increasing the numbef r Q, E
crs yesterday uv Willard sa o'' ~
supervisor. It prd ,bably VIII 20
acted upon by thd board tooS,' ~
The supervisor poInts ousd =
creating additional llsiricts mss,o:f|
Ing extra road aceI% Ls the u n
OF the roads could Pe can,rs ID
more effectively than under w XII
distribution. which is such nan 4
districts arc much ieser nasr,I,o
and. consequently. d. no,.p no.
necessary amount OF ltten'oH
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-17
Condition Favorable.

The condition OF Frank +, Young who
shot himself In the shoulder In an effort
10 commit suicide while standing at the
corner Of G street and Eighth avenue
Wednesday. was reported AZ fayora bic
la1 night. The chief danger to be feared
IL blood poisoning.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-17
Girl Is Complainant.

Arthur Rocco. 80 years OF age. w
several months ago. shot dog "A
stamped upon the dend body in an II
sane frenzy. was arrested last uiyI
shortly before II o'clock on a charge
attaching Miss Annie Taylor is wears
age. as she was going TO her home. .
West First South street. Miss Tayjr
who is chorus girl at the Majestic Ia
ater. was with her two sisters. Mrs
DaNiS and Mary TaNlnr -.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-17
Request to States.

Resolved. That tue legislatures Of
all other states OF the United States
now ia session or when next con-
veaed. ne and they are hereby re-
spectfully requested 10 jolp in this
application By the adoption OF thIs or
an equivalent resolution.
Resolved. further. That The sccre-
,ary OF state De and hereby Is direct
I'd 10 trnSsIn!; copies OF this Gppu-
cation To tie senate and house OF
representa- lives of the United States.
g1d 10 the several members OF said
oGics representing this state there
u. also 20 transmit copies hereof 10
the legislatures Of all other states
Of the United States
FRANK r.. HOWE,
President Of the Senate.
CHARLES a. PLUMI.EY.
Spc1her OF tho House OF Representa-
lives
Approved by' Ailcn VI. Fletcher.
Governor.
Guy ". Bailey. Secretary OF State.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-17
Application Refused

though the district court has ordered
inat license TO sell liquor at l65 south
Main street be granted TO L. III. Gouiet
the city commission yesterday failed m
approve the license and referred IL IN
tne ch'el oi police FOR investigation and
report Gou!et intends 10 open A saIoou
IN what is now the Herald building.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-17
'GUS RAILROAD I.
| TICKETS ST0|

TA management Of the hes 60, :
has pnounced that II the ps1fsi fsi
stole The two free tickets iiom s.a ~
playL kyindow at the theata
night viii cali at the manage ~
and ,h,rn them he will DO n, \,
with n annual pass enc Wv -
proseL ted. II seems thsi IA,
brolced Trough the glass s.a n
iacslmiF.s .s Of the ticket tnhs
presented by the company d'sro
from this -ity 10 Los Angeles. III ~
II was rep prted Yesterday y. 'nGl nfGa.srl
.he ticket hat lie had stolen
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-17
I.ing ls'gss
Organize Deb

The University OF Uta
4 state high school IN sbs
has circulated pamphlet y
of subjects and rules
ondary institutions. Then
governing this league n
Edward \. Duddy the
fessors: ". c. Royiance. ~
cock. George Coray. Milton
Frederick ". Reynolds. Anl
or academy OF the state hot
one debate a year is eliGibi
sion TO the league. provld
filed before October Is.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1913-11-27
Local and Personal.
happenings OF Interest
Vote for bonds Tuesday.

Vote for bonds Tuesday.
See those elegant new styl,
suits at r. G. Blount & Co. +
advertisement
Monday will be December 1st
Ten packages of Pearline o5c
until all sold. at the bakery. 4
advertisement.
Only four weeks till Christmas.
Complete line of Yale & Townt
pad locks.-Punta Gorda Hard,
ware. If. advertisement.
Thanksgiving services, with
special music, in the Episcopal
church, commencing at 7 p. m.
Nice line of boys knee pants
snits just received at h. G. BIount
& Co. If advertisement.
School closed Yesterday for the
Thanksgiving recess, and will re,
main closed until Monday, when
work will he resumed.
Baptist Church-Preachine ey.
ery Sunday ut II am. and 7 y. m,
Sunday school 10 a. M. PRAYER
meeting each Wednesday evening al
Z o'clock, W.M.U. Wednesday af
ternoon ut 3 O'Clock. -T.R. WooD.
SON, Pastor.
THE HERALD is now located in
its new building, back of the old
one. The job of moving has been
d big one and is not yet fully fin
ished; indeed, it will he several
weeks before we have everything
in good order, and by that time
we hope to be able TO show our
friends printing Office and equip
ments equal to those of any village
weekly in the state.
Golf is in the lead. If you wan
to buy goods, see Golf. stiff ad.
vertisement.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1913-11-27

J. III. McQuaid, G. w. Gate
wood and K. K. Bailey, promi-
nent Bermonters, were visitors in
IN the city Monday and Tuesday.
Your baby's carriage retired,
price reasonable-Punta Gorda
Hardware. If. advertisement.
"a dollar saved is a dollar earn.
ed" A good way to earn a few
dollars is to save few at our ex-
pense. '.N.,lwick Dry Goods Co.
advertisement If
Glassware, china and notions;
nice line to select from; fair prices.
Mrs. S. l. Huffman, Gilchrist
Bldg. advertisements
DR.. w. A. Cochran, who is re-
memhered MS having spent part
of last winter in Punta Gorda, is
among the recent arrivals in the
city, and will probably remain
through the season.
DR.. E. f. Welsh of Eaton, o.,
who owns valuable property here
and was among those sustaining
heavy loss in the late fire, is in the
city ON business connected with
his interests. He will repair his
concrete building and is consider
ing the ACCESSIBILITY of rebuilding
on the site of the fire.
S. j. Chadwick is having a
second story added to his resi-
dence on southeast Taylor street.
J. Hurton is supervising the
work which is already we'll under
way. This improvement will
make Mr.. Chadwick's home one
of the most niqne and attractive
in the city.
The Cotton Carnival now GO
ing on at the Chadwick Dry Goods
Go. is rather a unique method of
advertising and their statements
seem to be fully backed up by
heir unusually low prices. adyer-
tisement If
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1913-11-27

Regular summer weather this
week. ~
Diamond rings and stick pins AZ
Harris. tt
Thanksgiving today. Feast and
be thankful.
WHY. G.F.F.F means Colts
Fancy Family Flour. Try It,
advertisement tt.
This wear is fast drawing to a
close;if you've got anything to do
you'll have to hurry.
Latest styles in fall and win
ner clothing at r. G. Blonnt q
Co. advertisement.
Money for you in lunches at
the merry Cotton Carnival. Chad
wick Dry Goods Co. advertise
ment tt
Get a new suit from Horn. the
tailor. Made to order in latest
STYLES. advertisement l8tt
The voting contest for the
young ladies is creating consider
able excitement at the Chadwick
Dry Goods Company's store.
Big stock of the latest style
and best wearing winter shoes
r. c.. Blount & Co. tt adverS
tisement.
A free gift-1,000 old newspa-
papers at The HERALD office, to
any one who will come and take
them away.
High grade candies,a fine assort-
ment at A. p. Hatch's corner
grocery. If. advertisement
Town bonding election next
Tuesday. Vote for bonds and, in
doing so, be sure to vote for the
best men for trustees.
Arizona republican., 1913-10-03

AUCTION SALE Monday, oct 9th, commencing at 10:30 a. m sharp, at Rouuer-- corral. Fifth and Washington Sts. Having decided to quit the livery business and go on my ranch, l WlH sell at public auction to the highest bidder the following stock and proper tv. consisting of 17 horses. 25 Yearlng heifers. buggies. wagons. etc, SD tons IaIed alfalfa hay, 800 sacks of barley. loo sacks of oats 6 young ducks. l red SOW. 9 rolls of hos wire. l spool harbed wire and hundreds of other articles. The corral will be rented to the highest bidder. Free lunch at noon. Terms cash. J. Bonner and F. l.. Perrme, owners. C. .. AIcNurtry. aUcuoneer, Is N First Ave. Phone 66l. C. A.
 Whitfield clerk. If
 AUCTION SALE-I am leaving the state and will sell at auction at my residence. 3H miles north of Phoenix on Central Ave. at the Grand canal. on Friday. oct 3d. commencing at 1:3o D m. the following property. consist ing Of 25 cattle. 10 good dairy cows l3 head 2-year-old Holstein heifers; 10 horses and mules. 1 sorrel horse years old. weight HOO lbs; 1 bay horse , years old. weight 900 lbs; 1 gray horse
 weight 1900 lbs; 1 black horse weight 1900 lbs: I span of mules. weight 2200; , good burros. some pigs, ducks, rab- bits and loo laying hens: household furniture, etc. 1 dining table. chairs, rockers. stand tables, iron beds
 springs and mattresses, sanitary cots, dressers. dishes. cooking utensils, 1 G-hoIe range and sewing machine; farm machinery, etc, cultivator. 1 blow 1 narrow. ? sets of harness, 1 cream sep arator. 1 spring wagon, milk cans, all Kinds of small tools, tent house GGx2D. 9 tons of barley hay and many other things too numerous to mention. The property will sell at this sale; don't miss it. Remember the time and place. James McCue, owner. Taylor the Auctoneer if
 AUCTION SALE-Pat's Corral Cor. 9th Ave and Washington St, Satur- day. Oct 1. 1913, ,~commencing at 1.3O D. m. we win sell tO the highest bid der for cash. 12 head horses. work, driving and saddle horses: ? farm wagons 9 spring wagons. buggies, 1 mountain wagon, covered; 4 sets double harness, sets single harness. saddles chickens. furniture and numerous other articles. List your goods early with the clerk at the cor raI Money as soon as sale is over, no wait We sell anything of value. Sales every Saturday afternoon. c. O. Me Murtry, Auct, J. P. Hannah, clerk. If
Arizona republican., 1913-10-03
For Sale-Real Estate

IF YOU WANT to grab off a fortune quick, see us about a subdivision pro position close in on Center St. T. M. Burroughs. II West Adams St If
 ONE ACRE Northeast of city, close in, good 5-room house, fine old shade, good well, will make a dandy chicken ranch and home, price $20O0, $750 cash. beautiful north front 5-room mod ern brick, near the Capitol; see this if you want a home, $500 down. We have a twenty-acre ranch, improved. that is priced right for exchange for city property. Arizona Investment &, Land Co, 129-131 No. 1st Ave. If
Arizona republican., 1913-10-03

BETTER GET ONE-Five acres on Glendale line $12OO; , acres near car line, aI in alfalfa, $1750: 5 acres alfalfa-soft well water, fruit, equipped for chicken ranch, $250O; 10 acres improved, acres in alfalfa, 50 fruit trees, Page wire fence, soft well water $2150; 10 acres Orange wood, fenced, all alfalfa, $2500 10 acres improved-5 alfalfa-fruit trees, good we'll and pump, $315O; 10 acres improved part alfalfa, part oranges. oli es, plums, etc, $500; 10 acres highly improved-7 acres in alfalfa, good well, fruit trees. etc. $300O. A little cash will handle any of these. Balance easy terms.
 Southwestern Building & Invest
 ment Co,
 r West Adams Street Real Estate. Home Makers
 If
Arizona republican., 1913-10-03
For Sale Houses

DOCTOR-We have an ideal place for private sanatarium, large build
 ing, fine large rooms. plenty of ground, just off car line. The price is right with good terms. Dewitt, 30 N 2nd Ave. If
 FOR SALE-New modern, six-rOom house, fine location, $2350, $20O cash and $25 per month. walker Realty Go. 317 w. Washington St If
 FOR SALE-New mdern buigalow; very complete with 10 or 20 acres of improved land. Fine country home Very cheap. Phoenix Trust Company. 16 West Adams St. If
Arizona republican., 1913-10-03
For Sale-Real Estate


 FOR -ReIinqushment of 16O acres, good ditch water. in Pa1o Verde district. Box 16O Republican. n GOVERNMENT LANDS
 We have some good locations to which title can be acquired with use of our Navajo base scrip at $500 per acre. These lands will, in short time, be worth several times what they would cost you today. Do not let this opportunity pass Call today
 FEN S HILDRETH SCRIP co, SUITE 210 PHOENIX NATIONAL
 BANK BUILDING,
 PHOENIX, ARIZONA. 10-dl GOVERNMENT LANDS. patented fo1 $4 per acre. fine level soil, plenty water. near railroad. 15 SNAPS IN RANCH LANDS. close in. all sacri- fices on terms. Almost any acreage location, price, improvements you want Alfalfa ranches. $10o to $225 Der acre. F. R C. Hickey, 2o3 Elem ing building. Phone 1798. If FOR SALE Watch Phoenix Grow. Fine corner lot with shade. a modern new house. furnished. all go for $17OO, $100 cash, balance $25 a month. Here 1 g No. 1st St, $3500, $25O cash. balance $50 q month guarantee to double your money in years. 9-room house, modern. $500. $500 cash, balance $25 q month. lots 50x25O 1t, fruit. shade. chicken corral, close in, $320O. $500 cash, balance $25 month. Groom brick close in $3000, $500 cash, balance $3O a month. NJ. H. shelton, 215 w. ! Washington st. If i OVERLOOKING cement block | house, northeast part of city, F block from car line, this is a real home for some one and $50 will buy it and $25 per month will pay for it. Price $25OO. | Fred Jacobs, Empress Theater Bid, 40 F. Washington. If FOR -Relinquishment on 16O acres, $500 improvements, water in abundance. Sacrifice. Box 50 Repub- lcan. k