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l proval. Gu motion duly made and carried, said map was ordered ap proved, and the county recorder di. reoted to record tie same in the book kept for that purpose. The board then audited and allowed the following claims aud ordered war. rants drawn in payment of the same Old Dominion Commercial com
 pany, assigned bear scalps SEQ 0O Pinal Water company, for water | PipeS, etc, ,,,,.,,.,,....... 29 a0
 The reports from all the road over seers ot the county were received and ordered credited as per reports
 The reports of the license collector, treasurer, probate judge and recorder were received and examined, and or. dered filed.
 It is hereby ordered that ali over seers appointed outside of Globe dis trict furnish bond in the penal sum of $500, and the overseer of Globe dis. trict, No l, furnish bond in the sum of Sl, l,0O0.
 It Is hereby ordered that the con tract heretofore existing between tn, board and c. E. Clark for sprinkline the street in front of the court house be discontinued.
 A petition was received asking that the board vacate, and declare vacant that certain portion of Mesquite street running west from the railroad track to Pinal creek, and that the same b, open for purchase, and that the board set price upon said ground. On mo- ton duly carried, the same was laid over.
 The board then proceeded to select a list of all persons qualified and lia. ole to serve as jurors for the year 1902; the clerk was directed to make and file a copy of such list with the clerk of the district court. The clerk of the board then submit ted his annuol report which is as fol- lows, to-wit:
 This report includes part of the last quarter of the year 1900 and the four quarters of the year 1901
 CnIfNry unsprr,r
Arizona silver belt., 1902-01-23

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Arizona silver belt., 1902-01-23

If you don't think we are right on gents furnishings, give us a call and be convinced. SULTAN BROTHERS.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-01-23

Max Lantin carries more union made goods than any other house in Globe.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-01-23

You can find almost any domestic or imported bottle goods at Cafe Royal.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-01-23

If you want a strictly pure baking powder buy Trophy, at J. H. More heads.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-01-23

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 The plat of the townsite of North "'oOe, showing the blocks, lots, streets ana alleys, conforming as near as may 's to the existing rights and claims of '1' occupants Was submitted for ap
Arizona silver belt., 1902-01-23

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 n0y2ltf FRANK JORDAN.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-01-23

The best s2 50 Shoe, for ladies and gentlemen, at MAX LANTIN's.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-01-23

It may be interesting to the sport. ing element of this city, as well as other Arizona towns, to learn that a heavy and interesting short-card gambling game was in progress early this morning behind closed doors in the Anhcuser saloon, says the Prescott Journal-Miner the participants being five in number and the game played, "round the table stud.n Over 5000 in gold was on the table. and as much more Tn paper was fin reach" Some of the calls were for as high as $1 ,O00, and when the game terminated over s3,OO0 vas lost. Spectators of the event state that it was a genuine re. hinder Of the halcyon days gone by of long ago, and gives Prescott the dis tinction of being one of the best cen ters Of sporting money in the south. west.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-01-23

We ask your business because we can save you money.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-01-23

Total amount of warrants is- sued for all purposes s32, ri 97 On motion, board adjourned till next regular meeting.
 R. J. WILLIAMS,
 Clerk Board of Supervisors.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-01-23

Trunks, Valises and Suit Cases of all kinds, at MAX LANTIN's.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-01-23

1sterling silver and quadruple plated ware at
 OLD DOMINION COMMERCIAL Co.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-01-23

some people are so constituted that they are never happy unless they have something to worry oyer.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-01-23

PuBLIsHlEG, PRINTING AND STA
 RioNEgY. Publishing proceedings of the board, legal blanks, etc s134 l7 Blanks, books and stationery 365 27 Total ....... s799 76
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-18
AUTOMOBlLING

From present indications the coming
automobile show at Madison Square Gar
den will be the most interesting exhibit
OF the sort ever seen in this country.
The manufacturers In the last year
made gigantic strides in this practically
new industry. and many models will be
shown which will illustrate this fact.
Some Of the manufacturers are keeping
as quiet about their new models as the
bicycle makers did few years ago
Just previous 10 the annual exhibits.
The new rules that gasolene must be
removed from all machines before they
enter the building is generally admitted
by the exhibitors a wise innovation.
This plan will not only eliminate TO
certain extent an element of danger. but
will do away with odors and much con-
fusion incident 10 the taking OF machines
I'm and out OF the amphtheatre I'm the
course Of the show.
Most Of the pretentious makers will
have similar models outside OF the build
ing, so that those who wish 10 test the
different makes Of machines through the
city streets will not lack the opportunity.
The American makers are interested in
a scheme invented by German abroad
which relates to the application Of the
principle OF friction in the transfer OF
power. The transformation Of power is
obtained by so-called friction wheels
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-18
BROWNS SECRET PRACTICE

The Brown coaches and the members
OF the football squad have awakened t6
the fact that IL will require every energy
OF the players to successfully combat
Dartmouth at Manchester on Saturday of
this week. and yesterday the work OF
final preparation for the game was begun.
There was a get-tosether spirit on the
part OF the players that was good to see
and the squad buckled down to work in
realiza ton Of the hard work that was
cut out II the Brown and White was 10
naunt over the Green and White on Sat
urday. The squad was started in yester-
day in the work that Is usually taken
up at the beginning OF n season and /rou-
tine was given a great deal OF attention.
Punting and running down on punts
was taken up and then came line forma-
tions for practice for the linesmen and
the backs were selected and were kept
hard at the work during the lineup. and
the varsity men were pitted against
each other to get the most out OF the
practise.
Goal kicking wa. practised conscien-
tiously and this because Brown has no
really good goal kicker and the possibil-
ity that failure 70 kick a goal NAV mean
the loss Of the game In the lineup Saw
age played with great brillsncy. break
ing through Webb and Schwinn frequent
", and both are considered TO be good
men. He was in fne form.
Shechan and Hsscall were not out both
having the same trouble, an injured
knee. and besides Lynch has bad leg
and Baker q damaged shoulder. IL IL
probable these men will be In form TO
play Saturday. though Sheehan may not
last the entire game. The work done
yesterday was secret and no one not
university man was permitted within the
gates.
Late I'm the afternoon two elevens were
lined up and were given hard and quick
signal work Tarbell. who showed mp
finely In the Sophomore Worcester acad-
emy game was tried out at right half
back and he made an exceedingly fa-
vorable impression, He may be given q
chance I'm the Dartmouth game for he
started quickly. ran hard and has good
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-18
HORSE NOTES

Now for next year. The usual good
resolutions will follow later
The mile dash system In trotting races
must and will grow in popular favor.
Direct Hal 204. by Direct Is the larg-
est purse winner OF the season. total.
S2?70
During the past season 146 horses have
made new trotting records OF 2:l5 or bet
ter
Sir Albert s.. 2:03A and Dan r.. 2:Oi.
arc the only pacing geldings TO take rec
ords OF 2:0i or better this season.
The next meeting OF the rule making
bodies controlling the trotting turf should
consider the licensed judge question.
The time limit for the fling OF commu-
nications for consideration OF the National
Board Of Review expires Thursday next.
November 80.
rhythmic the blind son Of Oakland Ba-
ron. leads the trotting contingent as
money winner, with SCI $50 to his credit
The Road Drivers association OF Penn
sylvania Is putting M n strong hght
against the ten mile AN hour ordinance.
During the present week the show ring
will he the leader Of the trotting tracks
The horse Is always TO the fore in and out
Of season.
Neither Direct Hal nor Prince Direct
had been hitched double previous TO their
recent record |breaking mile at Memphis.
The latest addition To the food Of horses
to make strength and stamina Is sugar.
Two ounces per day cnliVens even the
aged and jaded nag.
Monroe Salisbury and the trotting geld e
ing Monte Carlo. which hr brought across
the mountains with him last spring. have
returned To California for the winter.
Jimmy's Girl, by Plush. owned and
driven by James u. Stafford. sheads the
list in the Road Drivers association races.
having paced in 2:ib.
The aggregate value Of the prizes for
the trotting and roadster classes at the
National Horse show IL almost $4,000.
Sadie McOregor owned by Michael Dono-
hue. should ne among the prize winners
The new champions pacing team IN
pole are not we'll mated as 10 sire. one be-
ing twelve inches taller than the other.
They would not he. ribbon winners m the
show ring, but are money getters on the
track.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-18
WARREN

The lot on washington st. belonging TO
st. Marks Church Society was sold at
public auction yesterday by John Brown'
auctioneer Col y. r. Martin buying the
lot for the sum Of $500. Later II was
reported that Mr.. Martin bought the lot
for Mrs. Dora 3. Swift, resident OF
this town.
The local branch Of the Y. =. s. G. r..
of the Baptist church. meets tonight IN
the Baptist vestry for a social session
Mrs. william Ashworth. will have the
members OF the w. c. T. L. as guests
al her home on Greene street. Wednes-
day afternoon
The work Of unloading the new en-
CINE for the power house OF the Con
sohdated road. is nearly finished, ana inc
biggest portion OF the engine is IN place.
A novel method OF transporting the en-
gine into position was accomplished oy
the building OF a pile Of sleepers ABOUT
25 feet high. connecting with the frelgnt
cars and the parts were carried over this
trestle and placed in their exact places,
Weekly drill OF the Warren Aruliery
was held I'm the Armory hall last night,
the regular Officers instructing the men IN
dtNprpnt lines
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-18

weight. Capt Barry played at left haf
and Hamilton was at full back.
In the gymnasium last evening at 1880
the squad was given signal practise and
new formations and trick plays were
tried and worked out satisfactorily. AZ
ter the work addresses were made by
Coaches Gammons and Murphy and Capt
Barry and DR. Parker I'm which the stu
dents were urged to give the football
men the most loyal support during the
last week OF the season.
goodly number OF students watched
the practice I'm the gym and gave evil
dence of their confidence In the team
Songs were sung and a new song written
by w. A. Hart. '05 and set TO music oy
Ned Coriiss, 'H was sung with enthu-
siasm. This evening there will be mass
meeting of students at Sayles hall al Z
o'elock at which time action will be taken
regarding the proposed trip to Manches-
ter TO see the game.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-18

Brookiine, Mass; Country club of Allan
tic City: Essex County Country club.
Manchester, Mass. Garden city Golf
club. Long Island; Golf club of Lakewood.
n. j.: Glen View club. Chicago Knoll
wood Country club. Elmsford. y. y:
Meadow Brook club. Hampstead. y. Y;
Midlothian Country club. Chicago; Morris
County Golf club. Morristown. n. j.. My
opia Hunt club, Hamilton, Mass; Nassau
Country club Glen Cove y. Y, Newport
Golf club Rhode Island: Onwentsia club.
Lake Forest. ILL.,; Philadelphia Country
club, Philadelphia Cricket club. Rocka :
way Hunting club, Cedarhurst n y;
St Andrews Golf club. ChaunceS. n. Y;
Shinnecock Hills Golf club. Southa IA pton,
N Y, and Tuxedo Golf club, Tuxedo,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-18
RIVERSIDE.

Last evening the Riverside Whist club
held a meeting at the home OF Miss Susan
Brown on Adams avenue. Officers were
elected as follows. President. Mr.. George
Glover: secretary. Miss Grace Atwood
treasurer. Miss Maud Rennie. Whist was
enioyed and Miss Lucy Rennic secured
the high score. after which IL was de-
cided To make final prize at the end
Of the season. A collation. was served.
'rhe next meeting will be neld at the
home of Sanford Cole at Richmond park;
Next Sunday. Rev. W. NJ, chaplin WI,
church. -,
Tomorrow evening there will be held
what is termed a Christmas Bazaar
in Mechanics hall for the benefit or the
CONGREGATIONAL church
The condition of the Highways IN this
district Is causing much trouble among
the car drivers and teamers.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-18
GOLF

The special meeting OF the United
States Golf association at New York this
evening will probably result In a complete
alteration I'm the voting strength OF the
various sections OF the country.
The purpose Of the meeting is TO enlarge
the list OF associate clubs--the only class
entitled to vote-by accepting applications
for membership from clubs In sections not
hitherto adequately represented
The ultimate result viii he 10 reduce
the balance Of power held by eastern clubs
for so many years. and against which
there is so much complaint.
The twenty-slx clubs now entitled TO
vote. and IN whose hands the meeting
will rest. are Ardsley club. lrvington. ~.
Y. Apawamis club. Rye. n. Y; Balti-
more Country club. Beltimore Baltusrol
Golf club. short Hills. ~ J.. Chicago
Golf club, Chicago. Chevy Chase club.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-18
WASHINGTON CLUBS SMOKER

This evening at the gymnasium at Dia-
mond hall Randall square the second
monthly smoker OF the Washington Ath-
letic club will be held
The program for the evening ought 10
he interesting and satisfactory. There
will be six-round bout between Jim Kel-
ly Of Worcester and Hugh Doyle OF
Brooklyn, at 100 pounds. to be followed
by 10 rounds at 10 pounds by Monk. the
Newsboy. and Young Clarke OF FAN
River.
The main attraction will be 10 rounds
by Kid PAUL OF Fall River and Kid
Powell Of Woonsocket. who will box at
ll5 pounds
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-18
Pro videnc, PoIoists Detea.od by Lowell
in Last Minutes Of the Game.
Brown Foo ball Squad Begins Secret
Practice, Preparing for Dartmouth.

Lowell pulled last nights game at In
fantry hall out OF the hre In the lest pc
riod. taking a great brace I'm the last Is
minutes OF playing. which with a little
luck on the side turned the game which
during the first and second period had
seemed all Prov.dences. their way.
An accident that counted as one goal
for the visitors was the last straw I'm the
run OF things Iowellward and when the
ball sent out from behind the Providence
cage by Devlin struck somebody's foot
and rolled into the Brownies cage, the
regulars gave II up. The way things
were going just then caused a twitch In
the sixth sense OF the old timers and
they knew II was all of.
This was the first accident OF the KIND
OF the season and unfortunately IL came
at the worst possible time for the score
was a tie at the time. and the resulting
goal put the visitors IN the lead
The game Started with the home team
playing the same beautiful passing game
for which IL has become noted all over
the circuit The plays were so sk.ilfully
made that the Lowels almost always
found the ball Just where they expected
tempted by the visitors was broken up
almost completely l
Nearly four minutes after the first
whistle Cunningham Wiley and Curtis,
by beautiful series OF triangular plays.
worked the ball past the entire Lowell
team and Curtis put n into the Lowell
netting on a quick drive from the side.
The second one was also made by Curtis
I'm much the same manner. This was all
there was doing in the first period, In the
way OF goal getting
There was a whole game full OF fine
work in the second period. both teams
playing splendid polo, but the great work
of the defense kept the ball out Of the
cage, the period expiring without
score.
The last period was the fastest by far
OF any yet played IN the local rink. The
players I'm brown and the players IN
gray performed wonders and the ball
was sunk again and again In the netting.
Lowell changed ts plan Of attack, Lewis
playing cover point and Hart and Jean
doing the rushing. This did the trick and
Lowell began to crawl up, Lewis helping
the thing along by goal from the spot.
After the accidental goal Curtis go, IL
back and tied things up again by caging
on a fine pass from Cunningham but
Jean shot one past Mallory while Devlin
and Lewis were having a humping match
i'm front OF the Providence cage, giving
Lowell lead that was held to the finish.
A large house witnessed the game.
which was one OF the finest ever seen at
Infantry hall. The Portlands play at In
fantry hall next Friday night and the
Lawrence team on Saturday night. max
ing lree home games this week. The
summary:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-18
CYCLING

Marcus l.. Hurley, OF the New York
Athletic club, who this year won the
amateur cycling championship for the
second time. intends entering the inter
national championships Of Copenhagen.
Denmark. next year.
Hurley has made a record in the las,
three years which compares favorably
with the fine work done by the ex-cham-
pton, Frank l.. Kramer. In 1900 Hurley
captured % firsts, three seconds and three
thirds In 1901 he made an even better
record. winning A. races, finishing second
three times and third four times.
This year Hurley was seldom out OF
the prize list. He won So racts. finishing
second 10 times and third seven times.
Hurley Is also a good handbali and
OF HIS spare time this winter to the lat
ter sport.
Five foreign teams and one American
team that will strive for the ducats In
the six day bicycle race which begins at
Madison Square Garden December are
now on their way here, having sailed
Saturday on the st Paul. James G. Ken
nedy, who has been M Europe seeking
talent for the big event. has notified his
partner. p. r. Powers. to this effect.
The foreign teams are Gougoltz and
Kaser. Bruni and Bulsson. Teller and
Dorfiinger. Lostens and Barasquin and
Darragon and Breton. With the excep-
ton OF the first named two. who have dis
played their speed In New York before,
the foreign contingent are strangers here.
The American pair are Eddie Bald and
Harry Elkes who have decided to team
up and try their luck at the long DIS
tarce game.
Michael. who has been beating the Eu-
ropean champions at the paced game TINS
season. returns next Wednesday with
James c. Kennedy. on the Kaiser VIII
helm.
What the motor bicycle means rs an
emergency is illustrated by an instance
detailed I'm the English papers. Being
called to attend a case of lockjaw the
physician found that the nearest town
at which the necessary serum could be
obtained was s6 miles distant. As neither
the mail nor the express could fetch 1t
within 56 hours. he mounted his motor
bicycle. obtained the remedy and reached
the bedside OF his patient in time to save
his life, having ridden the l22 miles IN
less than six hours.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-18
GENERAL GOSSIP

A. H. Wright. OF the New West Side
A. G.. who did so well I'm the running con
tests at the Amateur Athletic union
championsh ships. ~ son OF the Rev y.
r. Wright OF Portglenone. County An
trim. Wright won several important
races abroad before coming TO this coun-
try two years ago. Wright expects 10
visit hts native country next year and
take part I'm the English championships.
Hc is - years OF age and II six feet two
inches IN height
since the lawmakers OF New York
York state took hand and prevented the
wholesale slaughter ~ pigeons. some ~
the old Long Island clubs have secured
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-18
FOLIO SIANDING
POLO POINTERS

A defeat like that OF last night comes
hard.
The game was the fastest and best
played yet seen at Infantry hall his
season. In fact the games have been
growing better and better all the time
az the men get nearer condition
Worcester is polo mad. and IL the team
continues to play within reasonable dis
tance OF the leaders all records for at
tendance at games In Worcester VIII he
broken. Worcester Telegram.
wiley's thumb is done up In splints and
bothers him greatly. II being almost I'M
possible for him TO give any force 10
the ball on a drive Sometimes a :iip
counts for as much as drive. though,
Hipson is said 10 be doing missionary
work for the Western league among the
players. II Hipson s guilty of inducing
any man under contract TO jump his CON
tract he should be forever blacklisted by
the league.
While the jumping OF Gavitt and Cog
geshall from Lawrence temporarily
crippled the team. II will prove no Joss
In sthe end. for Gavftt was third rate
player at the best and Jason II far
better man. Coggeshall Is rusher and
was out OF place at half back.
Records to date:
Rushes-- Bone. 106; DAILY. II: Mercer. 20;
Lewis IS; Roberts. IS; Whipple. 3S; Curtis.
30: Jason. IS: Gavitt 10; Higgins. 3; Nc
Gilvray. Z: Cunningham. s. Hayes. ?;
Campbell 1; Fitzgerald I.
Goels-Daly. 80: Curtis. q: Pierce, %;
Roberts %; Mercer "a Campbell. p;
Whipple. 22; Lewis. 22 Bone, IS; Wodtke,
IL: Hart. IA; Gavitt. IA; Miller. IL: Jason.
II: Farrell. IL; McGilvray, IL Canavan,
o; Jean. 3: Cunningham, Z; Higgins, u
+. Devnn. s: Coggeshall. 3; Freeman. i;
Holderness, ]: Gardner, !; Wiley, j.;
Fitzgerald. 1.
Percentage OF goal stops-Cashman
900: Mallory, S9l Bannon, G2. Mullen,
s6.1: Henernan $50; Burgess, s2.e; La
tions. 7ss
Goals won and lost-Clinton, 70--41 (:
Worcester. 10-49: Providence. 42-S2
Lowell. 47--42; Chelsea, 57-62; Lawrence,
go: Portland. 42--5l.
The most rushes In game have been
taken by Bone. "a goals by Daily. Lewis
and Roberts, each; stops. "a Mallory
Providence has three home games this
week, Portland playing here on Friday
night and Lawrence on Saturday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-18
SOPHOMoREs Vs. FRESHMEN

The annual football game between the
Brown sophomores and freshmen will be
played tomorrow afternoon on Andrews
field. Both teams are strong and well oai-
anced and have had three weeks prepa-
ration. While the games played by either
team do not Indicate the comparative
strength IL would appear that the game
will be close and interesting.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-18
ASSOCIATED CLUB LEAGUE.

ASSOCIATED CLUB LEAGUE.
In the series OF the Associated Club
league or Olneyville last evening the Cres-
cent team won two strings from the
Falka team. the final string being de-
ctded by four pins. j. Smith was high
with total OF 293, with a single OF 10
This tied Martins high score and the sim
gle made a record. Canavy got a single
Of 100. The Crescent team broke the team
string and team total records for the
league. The summary:
CRESCENT
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-18

RHODE IsLAND JEAGtTE

Because of an omission In the schedule
the Riverside team will meet the Arctic
team at Arctic Centre tomorrow evening
and the Peck Street team will play there
this evening. according To the original
schedule.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-18
CHELSEA.
PORTLAND

score-Portland 8; Chelsea 4 Rushes-
Roberts II. whipple q. Stops-Burgess
40. MAYNARD 81 Fouls-McGilvray. Do
he-,y- - Referee-Kelsey. Tlmer-Mac-
Ieod Attendance 100.