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The Winslow mail., 1910-11-19

27 Sidney Sapp supplies es-...--. - - 6 So
% Sidney Sapp, printing ,--..----.-. 80
20 {. NJ. Bedsoe meals prisoners. 25
80 Ygnaco Lopez, burial of pauper asked $500 al
lowed --.----,~-~---------- 10 90
81 j. F. Woods telegraph service 90
80 Flake Bros, road vouchers 35
33 Sidney Sapp, printing - 90
"a Shumway Bros, road work --------.--- l
35 N Miller, j. 2. fees asked Sc 25 allowed 90
36 M w Wilson, constable fees
81 T. w Tanner constable fees
38 M W. Wilson, constable fees %
80 Tomas Ortega interpreter, j. P. court-~--,.-.
40 C. NJ {. Houck, ]. P. fees 80
Al j. F. Bauer publishing 211 As
AZ N Miller, j. ?. fees
43 G. NJ Bedsoe, constable fees 45 O5
Board adjourned until a m Oct. 4th.
(To be continued in weeks ssue)
The Winslow mail., 1910-11-19
Form of Bond.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA
COUNTY OF NAVAJO
GOLD SCHOOL BOND
No. l..
100000

Know all by these That School District No. l. of
Navajo County and Territory of Arizona, acknowledges itself
depted erby bearer Two thousand and
hundreds dollars lawful of the United States of America
the day of December 1915 with interest thereon
of six per per until paid payable annually the
first day of December both principal and interest payable
Office of the County Treasurer at Hobrook Navajo County
Arizona Building Fund of said District upon pre-
this Bond
coupons severay become due This Bond
of Three number One of Two thousand Dollars edeemabe
Five years. thousand Dollars deemabe years
Three thousand Dollars deemabe fifteen years.
ing date herewith and amounting the aggregate
of Seven thousand dollars of said School District No. of
Navajo County, which Board of Supervisors said Navajo
County has issued for SAID District for the building
addition the school building said District improving
grounds and purchasing the furniture under and by
virtue and compliance with an Act of tho Leg
Assembly Territory
Title 49, Revised Statutes of Arizona 1901 and in pursuance
Board of of said County
entered prior
this Bond by of the
ngs of the Board of School Trustees of said District duly
this Board pursuance of Section of said
of the taxpayers said School District present and voting
question regular election legally called duly
School District the 14h day Of july 1910 which
thirds of all the legal ballots the question
of the issuance of this Bond
And hereby recited certified all
and things required be done and precedent and the issuing
of this Bond have been properly done happened and
regular and due time and manner required by law that
the shall be raised by taxation the axb property
said School District for the redemption of Bond
payment theenon debt
of said School District, including this Bond,
neither the limitation of the Territory of Arizona
the Congressional limitation
In Testimony Whereof the Board of Supervisors of Navajo
caused this Bond be signed by its Chairman
tested by its Clerk countersgned by the County Treasurer and
scaled with the date December
O R GARDNER,
Chairman of the Board of Supervisors
(SeaD c. HESS, Jr,
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,
By c. M. c. HOUCK Deputy.
Countersgned:
L. D. DIVELBESS County Treasurer.
Form of Coupon
1. $12O 90
School District No l. Navajo County Arizona will the
Bundreds Dollars, lawful
United of at the office the County
County Treasurer of Navajo County Arizona
Building Fund said School District being
Bond dated December 1s 1910 numbered
Q R. GARDNER,
Chairman of the Board of Supervisors.
Attest: c. HESS Jr.
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors.
The Winslow mail., 1910-11-19
By c. NJ, c. HOUCk, Deputy.
DIVELBESS, County Treasurer.


In the issuing for the purpose raising
addition school house School District
No l. Navajo County Arizona the following resolution
passed, viz
Supervisors of Navajo County. Territory
of Arizona October 3rd, 1910
Supervisors being regular this
all members present. OF the application for
issued by School District No l. of Navajo County
Arizona the following resolutions were passed.
appears Board that ndebtness of said Dis
including the proposed issue of Bonds exceeds neither the
statutory limitation OF the Territory the Congressional mi
tation; and
Whereas of the assesabe property within said
shown the roll of said
ty the year 1910, is than 100000 90; and
Whereas the Board of Trustees of said School District have
certified this Board that OF an Act OF the Legsa
Assembly OF the Territory OF Arizona entitled Chapter W.
Title Revised Statutes of Arizona 1901 the said Board
did of June 1910
placed three public places said District calling an
the Bonds the of Seven Thou
sand Dollars said Bonds be in the fTwo Thou
Dollars redeemable Five Years. Two Thousand Dollars
reemab Ten Years and Three Thousand Dollars redeemabe
Fifteen Years. with interest thereon at the rate OF
from date thereof until paid and said Board caused
said notices be published the Winsow Mall the official news
paper said county, weekly newspaper OF general circulation
preceding the date said election calling election of the
of said District to vote on the proposition of said Dis
sell Bonds the money adC
ton to the school house of said District and to supply the same
necessary said election held
said the 4th day of July 1910
the Board Trustees that the seventh
election the Dist day of july 1910 the
said o'clock D.
said there total oftwenty
said election four being for the issuance of
of Seven Thousand Dollars and
against the proposed issue.
resolved by this Board that Seven Thousand
Dollars Negotiable Bonds of School No.
County Arizona be issued in the amounts and redeem
able as follows
One Two Thousand Dollar Bond redeemabe Five Years.
Two Thousand Dollar Bond redeemab in Ten Years and
Thousand Dollar Bond redeemabe Fifteen Years.
from the date thereof with interest thereon the rate of six per
from the date thereof until paid; and that said
Bonds be issued for the purpose of building addition the
school house said District and furnishing with the
furniture that the Bonds shall be of the
aforesaid interest said Bonds shall be payable
ally the first December of each and until said
Bonds redeemed both principal and interest to be paid Gold
Coin of the United States of America the office of the County
Treasurer Navajo County, Arizona in Hobrook Arizona that
shall be made by the Board of Supervisors of Navajo
county, Arizona annually when the levy made for County
and Territorial purposes all assessab property within said
School District No sufficient pay the interest said Bonds
and sinking fund for the redemption OF the
Q. R. GARDNER, Chairman
O. B. SUTTON Member
JAMES SCOTT, Member
Attest:
The Winslow mail., 1910-11-19

Sealed bids bridge Little Colorado River at St.
Joseph opened 23O After consideration
rejected deemed to high by the Board.
proposed of bonds by School District
$1,000 opened The bid of J. H. Causey
Denver offering $7256OO, after due considerations
accepted; and
appearing the Board that the law in the pre-
misses has been duly complied with,
Therefore be resolved that the said Bonds and the
thereto shall signed by the Chairman the Board of
Supervisors his official capacity and that his signature to the
be attesed by the Clerk of the Board under SEAL and
that said Bonds shab signed by the Treasurer OF Navajo County
the said Bonds shall
signed in his official character and hereupon the
delivered
the thereof the of Seven thousand
dollars him hand said
purchaser that following form of Bonds and be
adopted and printed:
The Winslow mail., 1910-11-19
Supervisors Minutes.

Office of the Board of Supervisors OF Navajo County Arizona
compliance statutory requirements Board
regular O'clock this date, with all members
Minutes of last meeting read and approved.
Following demands allowed:
No A. E Giard supplies Board of Health -----$ % so
D c. Brown services Board of Health -.--.-. 80 90
Holbrook Drug Co., supplies Board ofHealth -.
William Lee livery service Board of Health --.---
Saumwav Brothers, livery service Board of Health
Geo. P Sampson, services Board of Health, asked
s262 CO. allowed - - -. 2eo 90
w r Scorce supplies .-~ .--..-.-- II 80
Postal telegraph Co.. services WnsIow
9 H A. Hatch services Board Of Health .--- 145 90
The Winslow mail., 1910-11-19
Attest:
c. HESS, Jr., Clerk.
BY G. M. c. HOUCK, Deputy.

c. HESS Jr., Clerk.
BY G. NJ c. HOUCK, Deputy
The following demands allowed
10 American Chop House, meals INDECENT sick--..-$ SS so
II John Hart services INDECENT sick 80 90
II Babbt Bros Mere Co., supplies INDECENT sick 35 65
13 John J. Tatum, supplies INDECENT sick IA so
IA Geo P. Sampson, services INDECENT slck.-- 81 SO
Is A. E. Giard, supplies INDECENT sick 100 10
Resignation H. A. HATCH Justice the Peace, Woodruff
received and motion duly seconded 1T accepted
Resignation of NJ w Wilson, as Constable Wnsow Precinct
accepted
Upon legal petition F. Ketchum appointed Constable
of Winsow Precinct vice M w. Wilson, resigned
Refund of So SO school So 90 road ordered made
to Napoleon Gutierrez account age limitation.
Legal petition for appointment Of B. Wakefield the Of
flee Justice of the Peace Taylor Precinct received and
duly appointed
1t ordered that the live stock assessed to B. H. Wilhelm
roll of 1910 be stricken the roll of said stock
ranging in Apache county
Board adjourned O meet at D.
p m. Board convened with all members present
Follow demands allowed:
16 H H. Mcneil Co., supplies $134 7S
II W. B. Woods, telephone and telegraph servce 80 81
Is w. H. Dagg supplies ---.---.-.-..---. SO
10 A. & B Schuster, supplies 90
20 G. M. c. Houck supplies 1 so
21 c. NJ. c. Houck over-remttance l. P. ..--.- 80
% H Kempench services accounta mt --.- 80 90
% D. E. Hanks, team hire 3 %
"a H. H. Mcneil Co.. sunnlies -.--.. 73 %
25 F. A Zuck supplies 10 10
be reduced 22O head.
Demands allowed follows:
26 A. M. Boyer, box for burial of pauper . W
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-29
a THIMaSIC STATEMENT.

senator Tiliman was asked by a
Washington correspondent. q few days
ugo. to give for publication his opin-
ion OF the present agitation over the
Increased cost Of living and he made
the following characteristic reply;
amy mar who pinches his own
belly because he does not know how
to yote has no sympathy Of mine.
There is so much fanfare Of trump
cts" he continued. and they are
kicking up so much dust that IL dis
gusts q man who 10 that there is
n remedy IN the Elkina and sherman
laws II they we're only enforced
in the senate generally they show
iittic haste To pnss the resolution Of
fered BY senator Elkins, which cails
for an inquiry into high prices II
sleeps very peacefully in o %nigconhoie
and there Il il likely TO stay unless the
West virginia senator calls, as ne hes
threatened "a do. Tor q record vote on
bringing il 10 daylight again.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-29

weaker and is now given but a few
hours 10 live.
Although Mr.. Wright has been IN
active business in albuquerque little
more than a year. he has been in the
territory for some years past. During
his connection with the Morning
Journal he has made hosts of friends
and by his careful ana successful at
tentiou TO business. his unfailing cour-
tesy and good fellowship. has brought
himself very close 10 the men with
whom he has been most intimately as
saciated. To these men the tragedy
has brought deep grief. Just in the
prime of life. ambitious, energetic and
able Mr.. Wright was just entering
upon Ills best years. II is a sad end
for such a man. There Is sympathy
too for the Young wife, who is pros
trated 10y the tragedy
Mr. Wright's father, in very feeble
health, recently visited here for a
short time and is now in Los Angeles.
His brother. Parker O.. Wright, an
architect in the Canal zone. and but
recently established In Los Angeles
telcgruphed yesterday morning that
he is leaving for Albuquerque. He can
hardly reach here, however before
sunday morning and it Is feared the
end VIII have come before ne can arr
rive.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-29
EVERYTHING Is ri'.

n - -, 7I-,,n 49, rI-r
tr...t, ~,
r. 800.
,.nt.a mo. XII
49, ..,n.
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-, ~,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-29
THE PLACE TO STRIKE.

The editor Of The Rochester, New
York, Herald, la q recent Interview
said 'Mr Taft thinks it would be
Well 90 make magazine publishers nay
q higher rate of postage. He looks
upon the second class postage rates.
SO far as they are applicable to mar
azines. rs d subsidy.
III would seem TO humber sta
dents OF economy that the first step
TO be taken 70 reduce postal balances
on the wrong side Of the ledger would
be ~ stop paying the railroads mora
for transportation OF mail than fheir
services are worth. That would be 81
simple expedient and one most on
vcnicnt OF application. At present
the government PAYS much more tyr
the carrying OF mail than the express
companies pay for the carrying Of
their packages. The result is that Il
costs private shippers less To send
express than It does the government
TO have an equal weight of mail
transported the same distance.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-29
NO HURRY ABour II.

The New York Times finds II RE-
assuring that both PROT, Chamberlain
sponsor of the nlanetesimal theory 81
The creation. and Prof. Percival Low
en- who scouts It. agree that the ex-
pectcd collision of this planet with
some other star VIII not occur within
about @ billion wears. Int Dr Low
cl thinks the globe is gradually
shrinking ana frce2lng. while Or
Chamberlain is not yet persuaded
that the human race viii he exiting
uished in this frigid way. He admits
IN the latest issue OF Science. that
Greenland. spitzhereen and the other
arctic isles must once have been SUBJ
iropically warm. But some millions
az years ago mantles OF ice covered
tropical India. Australia, southern
Africa. and south America. close 10
the present torrld zone This was only
hall way back in the record OF NE
on the planet which leads pr Cham
berlin 60 coneeae that the earth has not
gradually cooled during tho ages, bui
has, rather. submitted 10 merely
temporary localized intcnsincauons of
climate. which HE has repeatedly
suryi,e Hesides In ara qnarters OF
the globe there have been fewer op-
oehs OF g%laeiation Than of aridits
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-29
SAYS SILVER CITY
IS ON VERGE OF
BIG BOOM
Grant County Lawyer Declares
the Long Looked for Period
of Production Has at Last
Arrived.

Attorney Colin Nchiy,t 81 silver
City. spent yesterday n Albuquerque
returning home rrom santa F. where
he has 8,sn attending ;s msgusS %
Scottish rite Masons Mr. Nsbiott
who "a former member O.. IA New
Mexico sisiature, has many friends
in Albuquerque am s-eat @ BUSY af-
tcrneen here.
Grant county and the Slver city
minins district have been moving
slowly forward Tor months past said
Mr.. Nchlctt last night and now We
believe the time has come for rceiiz-
alton uf si our hopes The buiitinr
ct the railroad into the Burro moan-
taiss and The opening on q nrcduc-
tive basis 81 many al ne largest min
inE properties IN the district make u
certain that the year ahead 81 ms Win
De- q Veu prosperous one We have
NOT feii thc fun value az our mineral
wealth $40 TO this time. Vow Il is.bc
ing iuil, realized and we arr looking
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-29
HOW II II woHlI

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-29
CATTLE SANITARY
BOARD MEETS
Session Opened Yes
terday with Auditing Of Ao-
counts and Routine Business.

a regular session Of the New Mex,
leo cattle Sanitary board WAS called
Yesterday af:crrnnn in the offices OF
the board. korber building on North
Second street; the session being chiefly
for consideration of routine business.
There We're present. President chas.
l.. Ballard Of Roswell, w. c. McDon-
aid. Of Carrizozo: W. n Jack Of Sill
yer City and Secretary f.. c. Whar-
ton. The session viii be continued to-
day. The board considered reports OF
inspectors on the inspection of dairy
cattle throughout the territory and
also passed on accounts
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-29

The present widespread popular
cutlery against the high prices Of nee
essaries and the voluntary organize
iion OF the people In various parts Of
the country IN an attempt to secure
cheaper food are phenomena that may
we'll engage the serious attention Of
The government. Before the remedy
can be applied it Is essential to ascr-
tain the cause of disease In the
ease ~ meat AZ amy rate. the facts
viii doubtless be brought Out in ~
proceedings the government Is about
to institute against the packcrs@New
york Herald.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-29
NO HOPE HELD OUT FOR
BERTRAM 0. WRIGHT


Late last night the surgeons ia at
tendance at ST.. Joscph's hospital
abandoned an hope of saving the life
of Bertram g.. Wright. advertising
manager OF the Morning journal.
whose skull was fractured hy a fall
from one of his saddle horses Thurs
day night when the horse. "a pow
erful saddle pony. reared and fell
backward with him ON South second
street, Mr. Wright IN every way AN
accomplished horseman, VAS unable
90 frcr himself I'm time and fell heav-
n, his head striking on the street ear
rHfl There was "a fracture at the bass,
of tho brain and from the beginning
the surgeons heli ont little hope for
recovery An day Yesterday the pa
tisnt iay Struggling between iitc and
death. From limo 90 time his pulse
rallied and there appeared { he some
hope that he would gain strength
enough FOR an operation Toward
evening however hc became rapidly
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-29
AND STILL THE, COME.

Every day adds 70 tho Hist Of names
81 towns ana cities in various parts q
the country that have adopted tho
commission form Of government, aud
1t is perfectly clear. as We ave said
on more than one occasion. that 1t ta
only a question Of time, and not a
Iona time ~ that. when an American
town under the present hangllng and
~eNtrayagant form Of municipal gov
viii be 4 rarity, and VIII De-
regarded hy the public as n hack
number" In New Mexico. of course,
nothing can he done IN the way Of
making any change in the form of 10
cal government until an net Tor thai
purpose shall be pissed by the lesls-
lnture. but that will undoubtedly be
done al the next session. Public
sentiment il nraciieallS unanimous IN
favor nf IL. and as there is no ground
mpon which any party or any faction
can oppose It. such a measure viii
probably 20 through by common con
sent
The last nlnre of more than ordin-
airy Importance 10 aslopt the now sys-
tom ~ Buffalo. New York. Tho peo-
pie OF that city have already detcrm-
med npon the adoptiou OF the new
system. and a bin is now pending be
fore the state Legislature giving them
Inc power 10 make ghc change. The
nnffaio plan pfovides FOR tho nominn-
lion BY petition and election at large
By a simple majority every four YEARS.
Of four counpilmen ana q mayor to be
the city government The council Is
empowered TO nm any vucaney that
may occnr IL Il between municipal
elections
The bfn provides that any candl-
date receiving q maiorits Of the firsi
choice vote shall be declared elected
II no candidate receives such q ma
jority. then the second choice vote
shall 30 added. and the candidates ~
celsing . majority of the aggregate of
such votes shall 10 entitled TO the 81.
fees. III none Of the candidates
should have received q majority
then the third choice votes are added
u the candidates receiving the high
est number on FIRST, seeond and third
choice votes set their certificates ~
election
The ADMINISTRATIVE powers under
the proposed new charter would he
distributed among these five depart
ment Puzzle affairs accounts AMI
finances. punllp safety streets and
public improvements, ptrhs and puh-
lie property. Tho mayor would ne
superintendent ef the department cf
public affairs and the management
81 the other departments would Boz az
ioted among the four counciimon az
the arst meeting % the council
the counei must choose mon "a en-
tan places st tue head 81 various SUh-
divisions 81 the city government
such as corporation counsel polite
commissioner. health ommissinne
chief 81 the fire department. ass
generally speaking an places tl,sl be-
NeN YORK ciiy afe knewn as camH7
sloucrships under the cit. admtristra
lion The council IS 10 fx tNe Wl
aries ~ an such officers The sale
ars oi mayor VIII he ilNoo tpe
ana tina of couueilucn al stooe ls
the cnartsr provision
Il, the council aolta be- Vested ise
isi,tl,. ANA io5.s.8 r.o.rs As excess
80 ,hoes h,il b., tbe common ccan5l
~. ii. h,srae of nlt.fm.~ ,nl. ths
oAt e,stem of ri,v government. The
esu.en might ,raet -a,fnnr.rs eie.
la'ion % which won'a be lnn shaoif
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-29

Prosressivists are always insurg-
cnts. but insurgents are not always
progressivlsts Radical men are just
about as likely to "lnsurge' for the
bad rs for the good. and for that rea-
son. before casting IN your lot with
n band Of insurgents. Il Is wise to ind
out which way they are headed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-29

The case WIFI which our battle
ships run around In onr eastern har-
hors may suggest to the strategy board
the advisahility Of letting the s~o-call-
ga chaMuciH remain accessible to for
eign vessel. in ease ~ war omaha
Rec
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-29

MIR. Rooseyelt's disposition TO r..
gard the Jeffr,e-Johnson affair as the
one big fighting event indicates q
rather superficial knowledge OF the
controversies that have been In pro-
gress Washington star
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-29

New illustrated seed. feed, stoel,
and poultry supply Is now ready.
This issue is about ten times larger
than any former one. VIII be sent
postage paid to any address sent ms.
T.. ". FEE. 2f2 W. Lead ave.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-29

The legislative powers vested IL he
council.
Thc plan also provides that nv
franchises within thc clts's gilt may
be awarded only site q referendum
vote hy the people.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-29

II must ae II relief 20 the interstate
commerce commission 20 find that Il
is MOI expected 70 take the Manchur-
ian railway under active consideration
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-29

WE HANDLE \ FINE LINE or
FRESH AND CANNED FRUITS.
PHONE Us NOUH ORDER. 4. G..
PRATT & CO., iii :. SECOND ST.
PHONE 10.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-29
Journal Want Ads Gel Results
AUCTION SALE

I will sell al auction. Tuesday, Feb
ruary /. at . y. m, a practically new
broom house. located at 1901 South
Walter street. with cement founda-
ton, well built. a beautiful home;
corner lot, facing east, 50x142. Good
outbuildings, city water. \ home to
be desired, etc. Also all furniture
therein. VS. good buggics besides
many other things. owner leaving
town. II you need n home don't miss
this opportunity. Easy terms can be
made.