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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-18
W. J. LEAKER.

W. ]. LEAKER.
300 and 2o3 D. F. Walker Bldg.
Exclusive agents for the following prop
erty-
$3.50
No. $50 18th East broom modern brick
hot air heat, large attic and a corner
half cash. balance on Z per cent mortgage
5000
No. s46 Easr 4th South, a Groom up-to-
date, modern brick, it has a full base
ment, laundry tubs, gas connections. side
ing, small barn. Built for home and one
of the neatest homes in Salt Lake, and
is in walking distance.
and sidewalk paid on both sides; a snap
only 1920.
A corner on 9Th ave. room for two
houses: only I,6j0.
Homes and vacant property in all parts
of the city.
w. ]. LEAKER,
Both Phones COS.
Fire Insurance. Loans. Rentals.
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Terms; easy payments.
FOR SALE
CROME R

Skies feet, with alley, and a good Arm.
house; hall. pantry. . closets. 2 porches.
summer house, outbuidings, cement
walk and good fences; all for 81 200; good
terms. 50x132 feet, with a good s-room
modern brick house; lots OF fruit and
shade; $500; $500 cash; balance to suit.
55xl65, with a fine modern cottage, on
4th z. near Sd So, $500. 2lkx1O. on 10th
E. near Sd So, 81, 25O. 66x165 feet, near
depot 81 900, and many others very cheap.
Cromer, No. Il East Third South st.
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$3.50 buys 7-rOOm brick. close in.
on easy terms. This is a snap.
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FOR SALE
Money in Real Estate.

iNiOiiOJ III llSNAi 1SllANSi
Money in the bank pays per cent and
4 per cent. Money in real estate pays 10
per cent and you are sure Of an increase
in value. Investigate the following.
S9,OO0-165x1121A-foot corner on LIST South
and 18th East; good Groom brick house.
modern; all assessments paid. Terms.
S4000-5-room brick bungalow, south of
Sd ave, modern except furnace; 21zx10
rods. This is high-class finished home,
to suit.
81 500-North bench, broom modern
brick. on + street. 500 cash, SD mo.
$3400-Modern 7-room brick on Sth East.
212XS rods. $500 cash.
s.. Golf you want a new 7-room brick,
modern, close in, on easy terms, see us
about this one. $500 cash.
81, 25N-Southeast, Groom frame, large lot
Terms.
All kinds of vacant and improved prop
erty in all parts of city. Do not buy with
out first seeing US.
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FOR SALE
g
BALL
219 Main St
We have for sale a fine lot of bargains.
A few good samples of these bargains are
as follows:
29 Main ST.

as follows:
'HomeS, Not Houses"
S4,25O-6-rOom modern. corner. 5th East
and 5th South DOT 219x7. sewer and
sidewalk paid)
s.. 15O-7-room modern p. b., sth So. bet.
Sd and 4th East. Germs $500 cash
81, 70O-5-roOm fine frame on east bench.
easy terms, just like cheap rent)
8, 200-4-room D. brick, new, lot 63X1l3,
S. E. y blk from car line. See us
now for this.
81, 2O0-6-room, 2-story p. b., with fine lit
tie grocery attached. on east bench.
Terms liberal
So. 5OO-A swell Groom home. elegant
hardwood finish, two baths fur
mace, stationary tubs. expensive E.
]. fixtures. brick barn, two front
ages, 8 rods front on North State
Terms or cash.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
0R SALE
GANN(0)N g
GAMM(y)M
For SALE-REAL ESTATE.
IS East South Temple St.

Vow is the best time to buy real estate
~ a, san Lake City and surrounding subdi-
.IeioDs We claim we have properties TO
o5fer - the very lowest prices Below
are bun a few Of the many offered by us:
slv-room modern brick, 35-foot lot; To-
catrd "a, blocks from the Temple block;
u9G Terms, $1,000 cash, balance like
rent
Six-room house, 3X6 rods. Fourth ave-
nue., one-third cash .,.....-.-..--..-..-S2,fO 100
Eight-room brick 5O-foot lot, South 18th
East ......-....-'------ -SS'-oO
Four-room frame. S12xS rods. South 5th
East ...-...-.---.--.- '----SZ,0OO
Five-room modern brick. sx12 rods,
r small barn, lawn, etc..-...--..--......Si,5O U
Three-room brick and frame; 47laxli5
fl, southeast ''''''''''''''''''''.-''-- CO..
Four-room frame. 4Sx157 feet; located
IN Waterloo ------..-..... go
Four-room brick, bath, electric light,
ETC.; 3Xl0; 7i3 South 3rd East.........S3 900
oxl0 rods, 9Th and B..................S9.IO 100
az10 rods, 18th East st................Sl,2OO
37l4xl56 feet. Sth East, south of Belmont
FI4x7 rods. 9TH South. just east of 5th
East .''-'''----'-- '-'--...'-----.-'----'.N' sOJ
5xlO sth South street.................s1.7 100
SKI rods. 9Th so...............s35O per rod
Forest Dale Property.
4xl2 rods. Ashton ave.-"............,SSoo
75xl55, Pine street.-.-..-...--.-...--- $500
43x12S feet. south front, on Wilmington
-Four acres, Broom house, flowing wei,
45x52O feet. two-room brick house, 60
fruit trees. etc; well located. 81. 200
Six-room frame house, 5Ox155 feet lawn,
etc; located on one Of the best streets.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

rOR SALE
A FEW BUILDING LOTS.
a5oOc-9oxl56-foot corner TO 16-foot al
ley. facing south and east on 9Th
r. St. near 18th So.
OSOOO-21zx6-rod lot, near State and 18th
So St, facing south.
oo0.Oo-6Oxl56-fOot corner, with 16-fOot al
ley, facing north and east on 9Th
q. near 18TH So
SoU.VV-oOxl4O-foot lot, facing west near
the corner of Lincoln Ave. and
9th So. ST.
81, I50.o0-Nice corner on I'd St, close in;
faces south and east
81, SOO.OO-215Xl0-rod lot on NJ ST near 1st
St: east front.
s, 150-OO-2iax1O-rod lot on 9Th Z. St, close
in.
S. 000.00-54 feet by rods. facing on 9Th
f. St, just south of Brigham
St, with 10-foot right of way.
Good Flat Site
-, 10.Oo-3X9-rod lot on LIST St, close in
pavement paid for and this year S
WANDAMERE
q, 6JO.OO-4-rm. white pressed brick cot
tage; fruit trees, Strawberries
and other small fruit; one-half
acre of ground.
HOMES
In all parts Of the city on easy payments.
Locations TO suit every one.
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FOR SALE-see George Klenke for real
estate loans and insurance so South 5th
East. Ind phone 1856 References. Nc
Cornfck & Co.
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81. zoo buys 50x140 feet, northwest,
with a nice broom frame house.
Very easy terms.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-18

Trackase or factory sites in the
best location. Large or small All
prices.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-18

Vow is the best time to buy real estate
a, SAN Lake City and surrounding subdi-
,14ions We claim we have properties to
dffer - the very lowest prices. Below
az bun a few Of the many offered by us:
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FOR SALE-Five-room modern cottage
No As Douglas ave; east bench; s., $50
Also several other modern cottages in
southeast part of city. Fritsch. no. 70
East Second South ST.
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FOR SALE
DO YOU WANT TO BUILD
We have a nice pair of lots on Milton
avenue. very cheap; pair on Goltz ST.
lots. 80 It each, on Jefferson ST.. bet
Sth and sth So; fine pair on South Main
also Lake st. near Park entrance: on E.
9Th ave. and c st; in fact, we have vacant
lots in all parts of the city. The prices
are right Come and see us. IS ". I'd So.
Mahan investment Co.
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6-rm. mod. brick: furnace, laun-
dry; everything first class; 2lkx1O
rods; n. Z. bench; 5000.
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Slx-room modern brick, 35-foot lot; 10
and 20 blocks from the Temple block;
"a 81 Terms, $1,000 cash, balance like
rent
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FOR SALE
GET IN AMONG THE sky

Now is the time to buy.
There is more money 10 be made
i'm this locality than any other in
the city
We have Main street, Fourth
South, Third South. POstOffice
place and State street properties
at prices that viii make you big
money.
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Six-room house. 3x6 rods. Fourth ave
nue., one-third cash .,..............-..-s2,7 20
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We have a few choice lots in
Tower Heights, the very choicest
residence part of the city. within
walking distance. There are a num-
Der of fine residences being COM
pleted in this location. Come and
let us show some OF the lots No
trouble to show properties.
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3Sx150 feet, alley in rear, Elev-
enth East between Sixth and Sew
enth South, facing west; view of
the entire valley: $50.
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Good nrarly new 1O-room pressed brick
double house; close in; $1,000; lot 212x10
stable
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No. $50 18th East, broom modern brick
hot air heat, large attic and a corner
half cash. balance on per cent mortgage
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-18

FOR SALE-Buff brlck cottage, rooms
and sewing ROOM Cash or terms sS6
East Sth South
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-18

a corner on 9Th ave, room for two
houses: only s., so.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-18

Homes and vacant property in all part:
of the city.
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FOR SALE
HARRINGTON

Salt Lake City should be a manufacture
! ing center VIII we all push together to
Z baF
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-18

We have some very choice tracts
Of acreage that are good specula-
tive properties We have sold more
acreage and farms than all the
other agents in the city combined.
List your properties with US if you
Want it sold quickly.
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Elght-room brick, 50-foOt lot, South 18Th
East ....-.-....-'------ -'--..-.---.....--SS 900
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a corner on 4th South, 49xll5 sewer
and sidewalk paid on both sides; a snap
only 81 200.
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50 acres near town; 4-rOom frame house,
stable and chicken houses; > acres in lu-
Germ; all fenced, good water right; s.. 200.
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Five-r0om modern brick. SKIP rods,
small barn, lawn, etc..................Si,50 So
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y anu 20 D: T. " d4AtI bIub-
Exclusive agents for the following prof.
erty-
$3.50
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Three-room brick and frame; 47lsxll5
fl. southeast neutrality-suspicious.. 81 CO..
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Santa Cruz county, for county pur- poses, for the year 1908:
 County General Fund. $l 25 County School Fund. .... 80 County Road Fund ~ 30 Pima County Board Interest
 Fund I5 Court House Interest Fund =. 10 Territorial Refunding Bond In-
 teTest Fund. ............ 10 Marrow Guage- Railroad Bond
 Interest Fund d...... 35
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 and Dennis Oous shlin sureties ap- proved.
 Contract bond of A O Kingsley, care of indigent sick. 5000, Aetna (This bond is filed in lieu of personal bond hereto for filed
 U pon motion. duly carried the fol- lowing described school land was leasz ed to Anton Proto at an annual rental of SEQ; northwest quarter, section 36, township g south range 14 E; 160 acres.
 A petition signed by parents and guardians of children of school age and approved by the county school super intendent, was presented, asking that school district No. 14, be re established Boundaries the same a. before
 Upon motion, duly carried, petition was accepted and school district No. IA ordered re- esta blished
 Sherif's report of licenses collected during August 1908. audited and filed
 Upon motion, duly carried. it was ordered that w. N. James of Gro Blanco, be allowed $1O.OO outdoor re- lief as indigent per month until further notice.
 Upon motion. duly carried, it was ordered that the Governors Procla- nation for general election to be held November 3rd. 1908, be publish ed as provided by law. The appointment of J. J. Lowe, as under sheriff. was upon motion, ap- proved by the board. Clerk now presented leases in tripli | cate for two rooms on upper floor of Court House building for one year to Forest Service U. s. Department of Agriculture. Upon motion, duly carried. 1t was ordered that same be signed by the chairman of the board of supervisors for and in behalf of Santa Cruz coun- | ty.
 Upon motion. duly carried, it was ordered, that S2OO.OO be transferred from tho General Fund to the Salary Fund.
 Clerk now presented the duplicate assessment roll for the year 1908. and same was examined and found correct
 Upon motion, duly carried. it was ordered that warrant signed by the chairman of the board and attested by the clerk, be attached thereto, com manding the treasurer and ex-officio tax collector to collect all taxes there- in. as provided by law. Upon motion, the board now ad- Journed until October 9th, 1908. Approved, J. A. HARRISON, Attest: CHAIRMAN
 PHIL HEROLD, CLERK Office of the Board of Supervisors
 of Santa Cruz County, Nogales,
 Arizona, October 9th, 1908. The Board of Supervisors met pur- suant to, adjournmet of September 8th, 1908.
 Present. Chairman Harrison, Mem bers Ashburn aud Burgoon and Clerk Herold
 Minutes of September 8th, 1908, read and approved. The Board now audited and allowed the following demands:
 J. F. Black, coroner's in
 quest s 10 % J. F. Black, justice fees pre-
 cinct No. 3......... 3. g % J. F. Black, registering voters 13 so J. F. Black, justice fees pre-
 cinct No. ........... 95 Cayetano Andrade, constable fees precinct No. 3.....- II 60 B. M. Sinohui, interpreter Iees OO B. M. Sinohui. interpreters ices. CO B. NJ. Sinohui, burial of in dIgent. IO OO Romon Mendez. bounty 6 % Pedro Tadeo, bounty ..... 40 %
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Our prices are the same as Chicago and New York. w hen you purchase your Ma chine and Records from us, we save you the Express Charges to Nogales.
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Total Territorial Tax Levy 50 75OO The Territorial Board of Equaliz-

Total Territorial Tax Levy 50 75UO
 The Territorial Board of Equaliz ation having levied 0 tax of seventy five cents (75) cents on each $lOO valuation of all taxable property in the territory. upon motion. all mem bers voting "aye," 1t was ordered that a tax of seventy five cents on each SiOO valuation of the taxable prop erty of Santa Cruz County. be and the same is hereby levied for territorial purposes for the year 1908.
 Upon motion, all members voting g 'iaye," it was ordered that the follow ing tax levies be made on each SlO0 valuation of taxable property of
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treasurer tor the quarter
 ending September 30, 1908 3I2 50 Phil Herold, salary as re-
 corder for the qnarter end
 ing September 30, 19OS. 3I2-5 50 H. B. Shreve, salary as j.n-
 itor for the quarter ending
 September 30. 1908. -. 2lO co H. J. Saxon, salary as sheriff
 for the quarter ending
 September 50, 1908 . l5O 0u Fl. J. Saxon, salary as asses-
 sor for the quarter ending
 September 30. 1908 - 15O % J. w. Leehy, guard at jail
 September 30, 1908. =. 60 co M. Marsteller, salary as pro-
 bate judge for the quarter
 ending September 30. 1908 150 co Allen T. Bird, salary as clerk
 of court for the quarter
 ending September 3O,19OS 62 50 J. w. Walker, salary court
 reporter for the quarter
 September 30, 1908 75 co Mrs. 0. B. Barringer, meals
 for prisoners September,
 IJOO l9l S9 A. D. Page. deputy saerif
 reee. "A 50 A. D. Page, constable fses. 80 Chas. A. Leon, account Mrs.
 Moro. indie . co J. J. Lowe. deputy sheriff
 Iees. 9Z OO J. J. Lowe. deputy sheriff
 iees 10 CO C.. P. Lopez. deputy sheriff
 fees. ...... S5 40 Phil Herold, registering vot-
 CTS If OO w. ". Bailey, deputy sheriff
 lees. 5I O5 H. J. Saxon, sheriff fees for the quarter ending Septem-
 Der 30, 1908: 364 40 E D. Miller, assigned to First
 National Banck, of Mo-
 printing and publishing. SC 50 Ohas. l. Lopez. deputy sher.
 :H fees. 70 Chas. P. Lopez. interpreter
 Iees. UO Mrs. A. Bartleth, account
 Mrs Medina, indigent. 8 15 The Oasis. publishing. ...... 3S 50 A. C.. Kingsley. care of in
 digent sick Sept. 1908... 2O5 Is A. s. Henderson,, registering
 voters. II 4O Henry Kane. interpreter fees 50 Jennie Corella, interpreter
 lees oO O. Phelps, justice fees pre-
 cinct No. l2. 6 S5 Geo. B. Marsh, burial of in
 digents and supplies. es..... 47 50 Wm. Rosenberg, supplies for
 jail ...--. .........-.. 6 10 Nogales Water Company.
 water September, 1908.. q 67 o. Phelps, care of indigents
 September, 1908. s. 40 co A. l.. Peck, team hire dIs-
 trict attorneys office. ? 50 NJ. Marstellsr, insanity case co Theo Gebler, supplies ..... 4 l5 Wm. Lowe. deputy sheriff
 lees IZ SO A. s. Henderson. justice fees
 precinct No. 4... 2 30 A l.. Peck, team hire dis
 trict attorneys office. ..... 13 O5 Consolidated T. T. & E. Co,
 telephone rental for the
 quarter ending September
 30, 1908 ...... 30 % E. D. Miller, assigned to
 First National Bank of
 Nogales, printing and pub-
 fishing 6S so James Johnson, bounty -. 5 co Escalada Bros, merchandise
 for indigents. 50 co Proto Bros, merchandise for
 indigents. ....... ... TYP 55 Phil Herold, postage, express.
 etc lU 0O Arcus Reddoch, postage treas
 urer's office. e......... : 45
 (Coutinued on the fourth psge)
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County Road Fund ..... 30 Pima County Board Interest
 Ic Court House Interest Fund .. 10 Territorial Refunding Bond In- teTest Fund ......... 10 Marrow Guage- Railroad Bond
 Interest Fund. 8 1 Total tax levy for county. s O5 Upon motion, all members voting (lO) cents on each SlO0 valuation of the taxable property within Nogales school district No l is hereby levied, for payment of interest on Bonds is sued by said school district.
 Upon motion. duly carried it was or dered that tax of 5 cts. on each $10O valuation of taxable property within Nogales School District No l, is here- by levied for the purpose of redemp- uion of bonds issued by school district No. 1.
 Upon motion, the Board adjourned until Tuesday, September sth. 1908.
 Approved:
 J. A. HARRISON, Attest: CHAIRMAN. PHIL HEROLD,
 CLERK. Office of the Board of Supervisors
 of Santa Cruz County. Nogales,
 Arizona, Sept. 8th, 1908.
 The Board of Supervisors met pur- suant to adjournment of August 17tb, 1908.
 Present, Chairman Harrison, Mem Der shburn and Clerk Horold. Ab- sent, Member Burgoon.
 Minutes of meetings of July 3. 6 and 75b, August 3rd and 17th, read and approved.
 The Board now audited and allowed the following demands:
 Thos l.. Shannon, work on road .. ..@ 0' oO Geo H. Mcintyre. copyist
 recorders cffice ........ 60 % Antonio Ramirez. bounty. II % Wm. Lowe, deputy sheritf's l ICES. OO E. D. Miller, printing and
 publishing, assigned to the
 First National Bank of
 Nogales. 126 % E. D. Miller, publishing. 24 % Phil Herold. registering vot-
 CTS 10 60 Mrs. O. B. Barringer, feeding
 prisoners August l908..-. PIP 52 A. o Kingsley, care indigent
 sick 164 60 w. w. Bailey. services as
 guard conveying prisoners to Yuma... 10 OO Sam w. Lacey, bounty.... 5 co Earl Turner, bounty. ..... 27 % Tiburcio Saldate, bounty... 20 % o. A. Gildea, registering vot- | CTS OO A. s. Henderson, coroner's
 inquest. IO OO Geo B. Marsh, Inc supplies 5 O5 Henry Kane, interpreter fees 50 Jas. Kane, team hire con-
 veying coroner's jury. 4 % A. D. Page, constable fees
 precinct No. 4......... 15 60 A. s. Henderson. justice fees
 precinct No. 4 ......... II 75 E. D. Miller, publishing, as- signed to First National
 Bank of Nogales ....... 87 % A. T. Rankin, bounty ...... 80 % Escalada Bros merchandise
 for indigents -........ 30 % O. Phelps. care of P. Rusher
 and Wm. Hubbard (indi-
 gents) ss 75 Nogales Water Go. water
 July 1908. ........... 57 90 Nogales Water O. , water
 August 1908 O9... 39 % w. w. Bailey. salary jailer
 August 1908. 75 % J. w. Leehy, salary night
 guard August 1908. ...... GO % Ron1 oS Miller Roharts consta bIa
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Victor Talking Machines.

We are wholesale and retail dealers for Mex ico for the Victor Talk ing Machines
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
 or THE Board of Supervisors of Santa Cruz County.

 Office of the Board of Supervisors of Santa Cruz County. Nogales, Arizona, August IT, 1908.
 The Board of Supervisors met pur- suant to adjournment of August 3rd, 1908.
 Present, Chairman Harrison, Mem bers Ashburn and Burgoon and Clerk Herold.
 The Clerk reported to the Board that he hau received from the Terri torial Board of Equalization the equal ized assessment of Santa Cruz county for 1908. and no changes made in same, and that the said Board of Equalization had fixed the rate of tax ation for said year 1908. for territorial purposes as folio ws, to wit:
 TERRITORIAL TAX LEVY FOR 1908.
 Fund. Per SiOO General Fund, Par. 3S3l,
 R. S. 1901 1......-..... so 115 ? Interest Worlds Fair
 Bonds. Act 1O3. Laws
 lSSl .... LUZ 3 Sinking Fund. Redemp-
 tion Worlds Fair Bonds,
 Act. IO3, Laws 1S91... O0S 4 Interest St. Louis Ex-
 position Bonds, Act. S6,
 Laws 1901. OO2 5 Asylum for the Insane
 Interest Fund, Act. 73, .,
 Laws 1903. ............ OOl5 6 Capitol Interest Fund.
 Act 9, Laws 1897 ..... OO7 7 Interest Fund, Par. 2O47,
 Organic Law of Arizona. O6 s Six Per Gent Funding
 Bond Redemption fund,
 Chap. 1CO. Sec. II. Laws
 1907. o175 9 Asylum for the Insane
 Fund. Chap. 100. Sec. 1,
 Laws 1907 O6 10 Asylum for the Insane
 Improvement Fund, Chap
 IO1. Sec. ?, Laws 1907. 034 II Territorial Industrial
 School Fund, Chap. 100.
 Sec ?. Laws 19O7......... O34 I2 Territorial Industrial
 School Improvement
 Fund. Chap. 1o1. Sec. f.
 Laws 1907 7............ Oll5 13 Prison Fund. Chap. 100.
 Sec. 4, Laws 19O7.. O735 14 Prison Bailding Fund,
 Chap. 97, Sec 6. Laws
 19UI OfA t5 Ranger Fund, Chap. 100.
 Sec. l5, Laws 1907 ..... O4 16 Territorial School Fund, .. Chap. 67, Sec. 6. Laws ,..
 lSuI Oo 17 Tempe Normal School
 Fund. Chap. 100. Sec 6,
 Laws 1907 7............ O54 Is Tempe Normal School
 Building Fund, Chap 1O1.
 Sec. 4, Laws 1907. O. I9 Northern Arizona Normal
 School Fund. Chap. 100,
 Sec. 8, Laws 1907. .... O235 20 Northern Arizona Normal
 School Dormitory Fund,
 Chap. l01. Sec. 3, Laws
 1907 O235 21 University Fund, Chap.
 100, Sec. 10, Laws 1907. 044 22 University Builiing Fund.
 Chap. 1O1. Sec. 5. Laws
 1907 O27 Total Territorial Tax Levy 50 75OO The Territorial Board of Equaliz- ation having levied 0 tax of seventy five cents (75) cents on each $lOO valuation of all taxable property in the territory. upon motion. all mem bers voting "aye," 1t was ordered that a tax of seventy-fve cents on each
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Victors from S10.00 to SIO0 % carried in stock
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Our new stock of Re- cords comprise ? over 4,OOO, 10 and Is inch and a complete as- sortment of Red Seal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-22
Tan Oxfords

Tans are to be very much in vogue this season. In fact, no lady,s Ward' robe will be complete without par of Tan Oxfords.
 We are showing number of very pretty styles in Tans, with new ones coming in from day to day, ana or fer the ladies all the approved styles> of the larger cities.
 Come and inspect our stock. we want your business.