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Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-13

Section 1. All persons, who shail in the City of Bisbee, engage in the business or pursue the occupation O. real estate agent or sdbagent ior real estate situated outside the Coun- .ty of Cochise, Territory or Arizona, shall ,befsre carrying on any such business, or pursuing such occupa- ton, pay a tax Of scventy-ilVe (SI5.OJ) dollars per quarter year, at the office of the City Marshal, whc shall there upon issue q license receipt therefor and sucE payment shall eEtitle the one making the same to carry on the business or pursue the occupation iaforesaid in the City of Bisbee during the term for which said tax shall
 have been paid. Sec. ?. All real estate agents and | subsigents mentioned in Section ] Of this OriinanGe shall keep d record of all dealings had by them as such, and shall exhibit the same, and thelr authority 10 sell or deal in such prop erty. and a map and description 0i | the properties held by them for sale 10 the City Marshal upon his request ard it is hereby made the duty of the | Marshal to personally inspect said
 
 records, authority, maps and descrip 4 tions not less than once a month, al
 a time and place to be by him desig hated, of which he shall notify sai' D. agents, and to report to the~Commoi | Council in writing any instances O iirregularity or fraud he may fin' , therein stating in full bis reaso. . for believing such to exist which re ' port shall be flied with and open t' lpgEHo inspection at the office oi tn ' City CierkA
 Sec. 9. Every person CT corPors ton who shall engage in or carry O any business or pursue any occnrs
 ton for which a fax Is required b . ,he b7ey fsions hereof without havils
 Gsst raid such tax, or WHo shah vi' 5 ase any of inc provisions hereof
 shan be deemed suiity Of misd'
 Haeano . and shall be punished by in
 lurisonment Of not more than thre ,. months in the City Jail or by 9 fin |, of not more than three hundred do
 lars, or by both such fine and impri
 onment.
 IF Sec. 4. This ordinance shall taa 4 effect and be in force from and Gft'
 Us passage and publication as by la
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Indiana offers un united opportunities for business to lasslfled advertisers. A recognized advertising medium is the Daily ana Tri-Weekly Enterprise. pub ushed at Noblesvil!e, and carrying the largest amount of classified bus mess in that section. The Enter prise covers Hamilton County th0
 oughly, and is the medium to use to get results. Rates, 1-2 cent per word; insertions for the price Jf 5.- Nothing taken under l0c. Ad dress THE ENTERPRISE, Nobles vile. Ind. 53'
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NoQIcE OF REPLICATION FOR
 U. 6. PATENT

Mineral Survey No. 2,945.
 Serial No 0f6.4l4
 united States Land Office, Phoenix, Arizona, January l2, 1912.
 Notice is hereby given that in pgr- suance of the Act of Congress ap- proved May 10, 1872. the Hartford Arizona Copper Mining company. a corporation. by it's president, Henry Hamburg, whose Postoffice address is Hamburg. Arizona. has made applica- , tion for patent for the HELENA lode mining claim, situate in the Hart Territory of Arizona, in Section 2l, lord Mining District, COchise County. Township 23 $. Range 20 E, G. 6 .. R B. & M., described as follows:
 Beginning at Cor. No. l, the N. w Cor, whence [. $. NJ. Nj. No, l, Hartford Mil ing District, bears 20 degrees 53 u inUtes, l. 5l0.4 fec {, thence x 19 degrees fl minutes F 442.S feet tO Cor. No. ?; thence : 3s degrees .i , minutes E 1900 feet to Cor No. ;; treace :. Is degrees 47 minutes " TAPS feet 10 Cor No. 4; thence N 34 degrees .o5 minutes W 1,5O0 feet to Cor No. 1, the place Of beginning, excluding area in confiic' with Lot No. S9, !. 9. L. lode oi SIPS acres, and in conflict with Lot No. SS. Undine lode, of 1.531 acres containing a net area of 15.3sS acres The location notice of this claim ii recorded in the office of the County Re corder of said Cochise county in Bool Sl. Record Of Mines, at page 24.
 The names of the adjoining claims are the tIonel D, Huachuck Chic and Princeton lodes. unserveyed ant Undine IOue. Lot No. 3S, on the north the Princeton lode, unsurveyed, ant |. X. l.. lode, Lot No. 39, on the east rae ruplcts lOde, Unsurveyed, on -h south: Harriet J. lcde, unsurveyeC ana Wisconsin lode, Lot No. S7, O the west
 FRANK H. PARKER,
 Register
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BE IT ORDAINED bv the Mayer ana Common Council Ci the City Of Bis ice: .
 section l. After MarcA 7th, iSlZ' not more than thirty saloons or places where intoxicating liqu1r5 are solc at retail, shall be permitted la the Ciy Of TIsbec: provided that all per sons who shaii be Iawfc,ly engaged Tn sucl. business on that day and vhc shall thereafter compy with all regulations governing said business shall be permitted to con tirue therein, until their voluntary withdrawal, and nay, with the per mission of the Common Counf Il change the place at which the buaI- ress is conducted, and assign their rights to continued license.
 Sec. 2. New applications for i'' ceIises when there shall be less than thirty saloons in this City shall be acted upon in the order O. priority unless the Council shall for good cause otherwise determine. Sec. g. This ordinance shall take enect-nnd be in fierce from and ate:
 it's passage and publication as by law
 provided
 Passed and adopted the 9th day
 of FeIluary, lSl2.
 Approved the 9th day of February
 1912.
 i Mayor ! ATTEST:
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zona, in the matter of ,he estate of William Beattie, deceased, on Jan uary 10th 1912, I will sell al private sale, the following described real es- tate, Jeiongiug ts said estate, situated in Cochlsc County, Territory of Ari- zona, to-wit, Southwest quarter of Northwest quarter, Northwest quar- ter of Southwest quarter, Section 2l, Southeast quarter of Northeast quar- ter. Northeast quarter of Southeast quarter Section 20. all in Township 2Z South Range 20 East. c. & s. iI B Nj. m Sulphur Spring Valley, COT tainiug leo acres, with buildings thereon consisting or dwelling house. barn. corral, two sheds, adobe aar- ress house, chicken coop and wind- mill
 The sale will be made Oil or after tne 26th day of February, 1912, and bids will be received at the oihce ol George H. Neale il Bisbee. Arizona, or may bc delivered to tte under sisned personally. or filed in the or flee ql the cIerk of inc probate court Terms of sac, cash, lawful mnnsy of the United States. ten per cent there Of to be paid on date Of sale, and j3c : balance thereof on confirmation or | the sale by the coert.
 | Dated February 9th, 1912.
 EDITH W. KINNEY. Admiuistratrix Of Estate Of William | paatffa dgrpaepd
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ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
 OF HOFFMAN BROTHERS LOAN & TRUST COMPANY

TRUST COMPANY.
 We. the undersiFNed, residents ct the state of Utah, hereby associate ourselves as a body corporate under and by virtue of the laws of the state og Utah and adopt for our govern ment the following Articles ot lncor- porauon.
 ARTICLE l.
 The name of this corporation snail be HOFFMAN BROTHERS LOAN < TRUST COMPANY"
 ARTICLE II.
 Its principal place of business shal be at salt Lake City, Utah, ln Whlch city 1t is organized, and the tune oi its duration shall be one hundred years from the date of filing these Articles in the office of tue Secretary of State.
 ARTICLE Ill
 Business and transfer offices may ba established by the board of d. rectors jn any other part of tEe limited States, and the meetings of inc hoard of directors may be held at guch places within or without the state of Utah as the board Of directors bv resolution or bylaws may direct.
 ARTICLE ".
 The business of this corporation IS, and shall Le, to act as broker or agent ID buying, selling or eNchans- inc real estate, leases options, per sonal property, mining property, mn ina, stocls, stocks. bonds, warrants rofes. uortgaEes, trust deeds ana other evidences cf indebtedness or SC entities. ard ID 5o-lC Sing and loanihi money. leasing and caring icr proper fy and doing a general real estat' and business opportunity business to take the agency for securing ah' writing any kInd of insurance, an' act as agent for any kind or lnsui ance. indemnity or bonding company to ort as agent or attorney in fac for any person or corporations, an' oct as agent for foreign corporation I,ron whom sergiCe of process may D made aod for itself to buy. oHl c-c and sell exchanee or u4spCsr Ui real estate leases, personal property' mlnill uroperty, mining stocks, stocK' Ioods warrants, notes, mortgages trust deeds or other evidence or II oebteduess or securities; to suaIdi fee the payment Uf loans made D9 Tor customers and Of notes or s' curines sold b, it. to loan or oo rov money, either for itself or arent for others; Co plat suo-GlNlu .rb improve real estate and do a matters. or things necessary or co ycnient for the carrylng out or u obiects and purposes Of the coIpor tion. 10 maKs,. alter CT repeal laws for the government or IHV 0O porate business affairs.
 ARTICLE V.
 e. oo.,f+aI =tCflr a@rqf ,-,.-., is fvo hundred thousand tSzu CGa.oej dollars, divided Into t"o ,' lug e.nI shares of the par or lace Nal ,ra t.lrdred dollars per share. Sa stock IS fully paid and non-asesSa OI
 ARTICLE VI -r-o names and residences of the ,.oT,.aratcts and the amount of cdp-' stoiE susscribed by each, are as i lows. ,. ,.. 5,;l Edwsrd ;,i, F Hoffman, Salt Lake CT t,.ah. gaS shares.
 Winfield $. Booker. Salt Lake CT 'i,N B' L. Merriam. Salt Lake ci 's1 Sgep T. sanford. salt Lake Ci ltah. ] share; E
 The subscription 10 the capi stock herein made to the iull a'no' thereof. viz; two th0usand shaie eS .thc far value ot sl0OQO per share .beer niliy paid in the manhef g1tb ia. the n4Ai article and g -cri.osxi.on ae,clts said pioPel.s tri, ulymenl cf the capital stock tLis ecn.r any al.d agrees to isSls
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MISCELLANEOUS

ARIZONA X NEW MEXIC0-OUT line
 is adapted 10 this territory, hence we make and sell more Popular
 Priced Clothing here than any ota.
 or house. We want representative
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BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor and Common Council ot the Cliy ol l3lsbee, a. follows.
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Lost and Found

glasses at Central school Monday, liberal reward, no ques
 tons asked. Return to Review ot flee. 49l,
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NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL Es-
 TATE.

Unde. authority of an order 0i sale. granted by the Probate Court O. Cochlse County, Territory oi Afl-
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with established trade in this state Apply at once with full de. laiiss Experience, reference, etc. in first letter. Wen reciprocate immediately. Mer1mac Manufactur
 ing Co.,, S26-S2S Broadway, New York. 4gJ,
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Legal Advertisements.
GREENE oANANeA COPPER COM.
 PANv.
DiVIpENo NO. i

A dividend Ol g cents Ter share on the outstanding capital stock of the company. has been declared out CT the surplus earnings. payable March I. 1912, 10 tie stockholders of record at the close of business on February 10. 1912. The stock trans fer books will be cloaed from Febru- ar F, 1912, to March ]. 1912. both incluciye.
 .. A DUNCAN, szl. Treasurer
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ORDINANCE NO. i7z.

An Ordinance Regulating the sus:- ness of and lmpos,ng a Tax uPo" Certain Real Estate Agents.
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this 11th day of March A. D. 1911. GSeaIl HANNAH KJAR,
 Notary Public. My commission expires Aug. l2, lsl-
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ORDINANCE NO. 176.

An Ordinance Restricting to lni''y in Number Saloons in She >City or 5iSbce
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provided. o .s Passed aud adopted the Sth day of February, 1912. Approved the 9th day of February 1912. >-
 NJ. NEWMAN,
 Mayor. ATTEST:
 P. II. FITZPATRICK, City Clerk.
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FOR RENI-R0OMS

FOR Furnished rooms for housekeeping and for men, > school Hlll, below Methodist church
 43J.
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from l acre up-easy terms. For particulars address l. A. CosDy, oensUn, A. T. or BIsbee Review.
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ATTEST r.- H FITzP ATRICk.. Cltyi Cleri..
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WANTED.
ruh SALE FURNITURE, ZIG

HARRIS BLOCK FURNIT URE Go. New ana second hand Iut
 niture bought and sCld. Fine stock wall paper. Brewery ave uue. Phone zoI. obo-
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tuh REM nOuSGS

[ Otl ttLNI fiNON~
 FOR RENT-Three room house. In. uure 176 Nsco Road, near Hoi- brook stop. 4-'. HOUSES for rent. Geo. VandewalkeI, Moon Avenue. z4o
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

lady to solicit for the
 best Ladies Magazine. P. Rearden' Box 3547, Lowell. 4oV.
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AGENTS

WANTED-A live man to solicit for
 ? live magazines. P. Rearden Box
 5j47, Lowell 42''
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AGENTS wanted 10 sell an article used by everyone. loo per ceut guaranteed Write for agents prop osition. Fisher Knitting Co.,. Utica, NY 465
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EDITH W. KINNEY. Administra;rix Of Estate Of William Beattie. deceased. First publication Feb. 1e, 1912
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We. the undersigned, residents ot the state of Utah, hereby associate ourselves as a body corporate under and by virtue of the laws of the State of Utah and adopt for our govern ment the following Articles ot iucor- nnraIlOn.
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ARTICLE l. The name of this corporation snail be HOFFMAN BROTHERS LOAN < .I,I1IrsT CONPANN
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thc said subscribers their stock as fully roid.
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Its principal place of business sha.' be at salt Lake City, Utah, ID Whlch city 1t is oTgauizet, and the tune oi it's duration shall be one hundred years from the date Of filing these Articles in the office of tue Secretary Of State
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ARTICLE Ill

Business and transfer offices may he established by the board of d. rectors in any other part or tEe United States, and the meetings or the board of directors may be held at such places within or without the state of Utah as the board of directors bv resolution or bylaws may direct.
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ruR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE-Two room houses on Naco Road, cheap. SlJ0-G0 down. balance lihe rent POP Naco Road
 4SG.
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FOR SALE-EEerything for the home bought, sold, exchanged. Your cred it is good. Standard Furniture Co., Allen Block. -4S
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1912-08-23
A Difference at the Jail

Mecosta county, Michigan, which
closed its saloon record of unhappy
and tragic memory on the first day
of May, of the present year, for
period of twenty-four months at least,
is now sharing in the comparatively
happy change that has come to other
local option counties. The Big Rap
ids Pioneer commenting recently on
the peace and quietness of the county
and its present freedom from crimes
and arrests, makes this reference to
the present situation: "Any one who
thinks that local option does not re-
duce expenses at the county jail will
have a different opinion after talk
with Sheriff Henderson. Jim thinks
the new order is bad for the sheriff's
fees, and that in a short time, if the
county stays dry, the supervisors will
be obliged to place this office on a
salary, as the fees will not be sufici-
emily large to attract any worthy can
didate. The sheriff is paid So a day
and expenses for time actually spent.
But this does not in itself run up into
money very fast, as the sheriff can
have work only for small part of his
time. Where the sheriff made UP was
on the board of prisoners and the fees
connected with making arrests. Now
this is mostly done away with, and
only the pay for the actual time put in
counts"
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1912-08-23
STATES

Judge Maddox, of Rome, Ga, has
the right idea. Recently in charging
grand jury he said: Gentleman of
the jury, l do not care whose son he
is, young or old, rich or poor, high or
low, if man is convicted in this court
for selling whisky, l shall send him
to the chain gang, without the privi-
lege of paying fine
The selectmen of Great Darlington,
Mass, are making an investigation
into the amount of whisky sold by
druggists 1t is said that some of the
druggists have sold large amounts
and have been keeping two sets of
books.
Declaration made to the city coun-
Gil of Salem, Ore, that liquor had
been sold to b1acklisted customer has
brought the official notice that here
after saloonists guilty of such an of
Tense will be rejected when they will
make applications for licenses.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1912-08-23
Hymn of the Homeland

Land for which the fathers suffered,
Land for which the sons have
wrought
Sacred heritage of freedom,
By the strife of ages bought.
Hear us, for this land, Jehovah
Save this land that we love best,
Be thy blessing on it's banners
Wide unfurled from east 10 west
Ever be its flag triumt liant
Over sin and cruel wrong,
Ever be its progress forward,
Ever may its hosts be strong.
Hear us, for this land, Jehovah!
May it conquer in Thy name,
And the love of Christ within it,
Ever burn, deathless flame
Land of welcome for the stranger,
Land of school, and hearth, and
spire!
Land of homes for all the homeless,
Land of all the worlds desire.
Hear us, for our land, Jehovah!
Bless the dear old flag today!
In the shadow and the sunlight.
Father, be our strength and stay.
Margaret E. Sangster
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1912-08-23
THE WORLD ARENA

The Colonial Secretary for Great
Britain has intimated that the prohi-
bition of imported spirits is to be ex-
tended over 5000 square miles of new
territory in Southern Nigeria
The Western Temperance League,
England, is raising a $1,000 Thanks
giving fund, wherewith to plsh on the
cause Of the Southwest of England.
Postmaster General Samuel, OF
Great Britain has forbidden the plac-
ing of all alcoholic advertisements in
the postoffices of the United King
dom.
The evil of selling liquor to- In
dams is emphasized in capital case
just disposed of by the Canadian gov
eminent. 1t is that of Albert Nc
Dougall, of British Columbia, a half
breed who got hold of liquor, became
greatly intoxicated and when in that
condition killed his cousin and friend.
They had always lived on the best of
terms and there was no motive for
murder. Under the circumstances,
the sentence has been committed to
life imprisonment.
o o
Dutch prohibitionists have no op-
portunity to vote out the saloons, but
all over the country they are holding
trial votings on the question These
indicate by their results a surprising
sentiment in favor of radical action.
In the last test which took place in
Menaldumadee1, in Fries1and, the bal
1oting was participated in by $3.50
persons. Of these sixty-three voted
for unrestricted license, 483 for con-
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August 70, 1912.

tinuation of the status quo, 10 for the
diminution of drinking places and
4,I78 for the prohibition of sale. In
other words, for the extreme policy
of ending the trade altogether 70 per
cent of the adult population registers
itself as entirely willing and ready.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1912-08-23
AMONG

GOVeTnOT OOHdSHCy, VI %AA Noiooo'
is making a tour of the state, speak
ing in favor of statewide prohibition.
The National German-American Al
lance has endorsed all candidates
who are opposed to prohibition or sa-
loon regulation.
Members of the w. c. T. U. of
Berkeley, Cal, have voted TO refuse to
patronize stores that sell liquor in
any form.
Maine will elect a governor IN
September. The outlook is that Gov.
Plaisted's successor will be man who
believes in prohibition and will enforce
the law
Regulation doesn't work in Tucson
Ariz. Whereas the law fo1bids more
than 30 saloons in that city, 81 of the
erogshops exist. Since all the licenses
have been paid for the city council
has passed over the Inconsistency.
An investigation made by the coun-
ty attorney shows that only ten sa-
looms in Minneapolis are not controll-
ed by the breweries. The brewerles
are said to own 1916 saloon properties
in that city.
The license committee has recon-
mended to the city council of Mays
vile, KY, the raising of the fee from
$500 to ST 900, and the combining of sa-
looms to one street, Market street.
William E. Lee, candidate for gov
ernor of Minnesota, on the Republi-
can ticket, favors law prohibiting
the ownership of saloons or buildings
occupied by saloons by the brewery
interests His position is that the
breweries should be restricted in
control politics.
Blind tigers are having a serious
time of it in the prohibition state of
North Carolina, according to the
newspapers published there. At the
recent term of the January court in
Wilmington, a number of violators of
the prohibition law were convicted,
but judgment was continued on con-
dition that they give bond not to Of
fend again and to appear in court
with proof of their good behavior.
Some of those under bond have kept
the faith while others have not.
Those who violated their promises
are now reaping the reward, for Judge
Carter, of Asheville, is imposing fines
on them ranging from $1,000 to $1,000
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-01-26
PARSING is MIXED WITH WORK
Children of Kansas City Are Belno
Taught Under New System
May Be Supplemented Later.

Kansas City, MOTOR BOYS and
girls who cannot see how they are 90
Ing to be helped in breadwinning by
learning to parse sentences and dis.
covering the contour of the Indian
ocean, new kind of school has bpon
established here by the board of edsl.
cation. 1t is conducted at one of the
ward schools and children more than
l3 years old and not below the fifth
grade are admitted.
Half of the time in this school IS
devoted to manual training for the
boys and domestic science for the
girls. and the other half is given to
practical English arithmetic. eco.
graphy and history.
II this school works out satisfactor.
iiy 1t IS thought likely that within
year or two regular trade school
viii be established to care for the pu.
pills who have finished the present
course
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-01-26
HOBO WITH DESIRE TO WORK
chicago Judge Sees $500 Cash, Cash.
ier's Check for $3.50 and Book
Showing $500 Deposit.

Ch1cago.-Chicago police the other
day rounded up a curiosity-A hobo
with bank roll and an alleged desire
for work.
Judge Maxwell in the Desplaines
street court saw the roll, but had to
take the bo's word for 1t that he was
fond Of work.
Joseph ~ Norman, who declares his
original home was at Piedmont, w.
va. and says his moniker while he IA
travelling is West Virginia Slim" was
arrested while seated in his side door
Pullman" enjoying a smoke and study.
ing the terminal facilities of the Chi
cago & Northwestern railroad as his
train pulled in from the south.
The first thing discovered on his
person when taken to the Des Plainas
street station was roll of bills
amounting to $500. cashiers check
Tor $3.50 and passbook showing a
deposit OF $500 in a West Virginia
bank In addition slim" was we'll
supplied with small change.
Great Scott! Is this Rockefeller mr.
Morgan you've brought in?" asked
Judge Maxwell. as he watched slim"
nonchalently hand over his funds.
Quit yer kiddin', jedge," replied
Slim Il amt no millionaire I'm
Just ordinary DO. But you see there's
one difference; | like to work and"
What's that?" gasped the judge.
Sure. ! go to work every wInter
and chop wood and save my money
by 'hittin' a rattler' instead Of paving
are. I'm on my way to Wisconsin
Nin pay my fine, all right"
No, won't fine YOU" declared the
udge approvingly You're too thrifty.
1e on your way, but don't steal any
2 ore rides"
That's some iedge. declared
Slim as he pocketed HIS wealth and
itrolled out of court.