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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF
 BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
Clifton. Arizona, June 3rd, 1912

Clifton, Arizona, June 3rd, 1912 Office of the Board of Supervisors. Clifton, Arizona
 The Board of Supervisors met this day in regular session. Present Wade Hampton, chairman:
 c. P. Dunn, member; R. A.
 Campbell, member; A. l.. Ter
 ny, clerk.
 Meeting called to order by Chairman Hampton, at g am.
 After reading the minutes of May 9th and 7th, motion is made by Wade Hampton, seconded by c. P. Dunn,
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-06-14

When your child has whooping cough be careful to keep the cough loose and expectoration easy by giv- ing Chamberlain Cough Remedy as may be required. This remedy will also liquify the tough mucus and make it easier to expectorate. It has been used successfully in many epidemics and is safe and sure. For sale bv all dccIo-s.
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At 12 m., upon motion the Board stands at recess until 1 D m-
 The Board reconvenes at 1.15 pm
 Upon motion by Wade Hampton, seconded by R. A. Campbell, and car ried unanimously, the resignation ot Dr. H. V. Bogue, as county physician is hereby accepted.
 Uron motion hv c. p. Dunn. sec Ontfed by Wade UamptiOn. and carried
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-06-14

This is to certify that I, the under signed Clerk of the Board of Supervis- ors, have checked all of the above School Tax books returned to the said Board by the Assessor, Jas. H. KerDy and have found each and every one to check with the above statement and is true and correct settlement with the Board of Supervisors.
 A l.. TERRY, Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of
 Greenlee County, Arizona.
 The following officials bonds are approved by the Board and signed by the chairman, H. O. Tunis, J. w. Aker, and S. F. Await, in the penal sum of one thousand dollars ($1000.00' each.
 The agreement and bond of J. M Jacobs and son is approved by the Board and signed by the Chairman.
 Upon motion by c. P. Dunn, sec onded by Wade Hampton, and carried the Clerk is authorized to advertise for bids for one cess pool for new
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-06-14

mentioned being exclusive of the day of service, or judgment by default will be taken against you.
 Given under my hand and the seal of the Superior Court of the State of Arizona, in and for the County of Greenlee, this 24th day of May, 1912.
 BEN M. CRAWFORD,
 Clerk of said Superior Court. By BEN c. HERMAN, Deputy Clerk. M-24-J-14.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-06-14

unanimously, the bid of the National Telegraphone and Supply Co.,, $45O. 10 for electrical fixtures for Court house and Jail is hereby accepted, said fix lures to be of satin brass finish. By
 the same motion the National Tele- graphone and Supply Go. is required to furnish a good and sufficient bond in the ranal sum Of One Hrndrod dol !. = ul. tNe raitAfl.I De -.fn..na -.ce D.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-08
The Volland Art Lines

We have received large holiday shipments of the celebrated and beautiful Volland iines-F-Ncepuoh ally beautiful year. exquisite deslShs Art anu t,aa,t, in every one See the cards, booklets ana place cards. Variety not eXeeHed
Arizona republican., 1912-12-08
UNACCEPTABLE REFORMATION

r restaurant that strives to mcul-
 o+o aood manners. a man who admit 4od that he was rather slow on eti- ouotte but was trying to learn pc sought the waiter to assist in the rel ormation. a;a
 Ny chief trouble said he' IS snIashire. I used to splash hKe any +b;ro Rut by degrees I am curing my solf Know how? Well. sir, nave wade it q rule to cover all the spots 1 p,ake on the tablecloth with silver
 oonev-nickels dimes, quarters halNes whatever it takes to cover them' anu then give the money away. As l am
 not rich man. that nearly broke me and I began to reform"
 | The waiter nodded encouraglnslN
 ana said he was glad to hear It. 1h' l man ate substantial meal when h' had finished, the cloth was dlsflgure' l win only one small coffee stan Wfilci ' 2 dime easily covered. He handed Ill dime to the waiter
 My fines" he said constitute m tips" Ii, Monrnfullv the waiter watched m depart. M How I wish he sighed. that ma known him in his sloppy days. Ne York Times.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-08

Pixley and Luders latest work Will be produced under the title or Prince Paulo" instead of The Gypsy.
 Julia Clifford. the wife of Bob fltZ- simmons. has been elected to stellar ranks in The Balkan -'rincess-
 Lena Ashwen has been lying at the noirt of death il London, but mas rallied and her recovery is now con fidently expected.
 William Hodges new play Is oE Frederick Landis and Bayard Nelller' author of Within the Law. and lS to be called People are Coming
 After a few eastern engagements David Belasco will take David War-
Arizona republican., 1912-12-08

field to California fc- an indefinite run of The Return of Peter Grimm.
 The title selected for the new LoulS x Parker comedy. in which Mme. Sl- none will begin her second American season. it At Nersailles-l1So.
 The British censor. in the person ol the lord chamberlain himself. has seen a private performance of Max Rem hardt's new pantomime, "A Nenetiah night" and decided to withdraw ms objection to it's production
 Victor Jacob is writing the muslc to a book by De Fleures and De Caillavet, a production Of which IS to ] be made by Max Reinhardt m BerIln:
Arizona republican., 1912-12-08
KEN|LWORTH
 TRACT BUSY
Many Lots Sold in Last Ten Days With Promise ot. Immediate Improve mcnt to Wentworth Ad- dition.

Wentworth tract shows nine lots sold in the last ten days. This in cludes several corner lots. one corner to have a $41O0 house built immediate lv. This will add much to the addl- ton and as the other buyers intend building soon the tract will display Its merited reputation as the one hgh- class resident district in Phoenix
 Third Avenue. form Moreland to the Mcdowell road is being graded and traffic will be opened through the en- tire addition early this week MT. Lut- eering expects to eat his Christmas turkey in his new residence. his house i~ sure credit to the location
 Southwestern Building Investment Co. have put two additional desks m thei, office. these in addition to the three first installed, there is man al every desk and each one appears busy They report business more than satls- factory. Their business continuing fol three days more is the same proportion it started. sixty per cent of their lift, thousand shares placed on the neares market will be sold.
 Ip0uirv for a bunch of land Of abou 5000 acres has been receiX ed. It l wanted for colonization, the buyer eX rects to improve and put on the mar ket in ten to forty acre tracts.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-08
It's Glorious Change to be Rid of
 Pimples. You Just Feel Fine

Stuart's Calcium Waters will clear rha most obstinate complexion, be cause they go right into the blood and remove the cause of the trouble The blood is cleansed of all impuri- ties and foreign substances and these are quickly eliminated from the sys- tenn. You'll notice a wonderful change in a few days-you will hardly know yourself in a week.
 And Stuart's Calcium Waters are absolutely harmless to any one. Their ingredients are just what a physician prescribes in most cases of skin eruptions and poor blood These wafers are put up in concentrated form. which makes them act qulckl> and thoroughly.
 You can get Stuarts Calcium Wal CTS at any drug store at 50 cents box. Begin taking them today ant then look at yourself in the miro in a few days. and find all those aW fnI pimples. blackheads. acne, boils liver spots. rash, eczema and tha muddy complexion rapidly disappear ing and your face cleared like tn petal of flower.
 Advertisement
Arizona republican., 1912-12-08

Broadway Jones" the latest Conan offering. is a musicless comedy.
 Pierre Berton, author or "Zaza, died in Paris October 24, at the age of ~.
 Carter de Haven IS to retire rom 'Hanky Panky'' and Frank TlerneE will take his place
 Elizabeth Brice, who was featured m .'Tantalizing Tommy" has joined the '.Follies of 1912"
 The Case of Becky" with Frances Starr in the dual role, has established itself in New York Ollie Young was the orlglnator o' hoop rolling in vaudeville. lie E also a champion diabolo player.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-08

The presentation of a French play in Berlin is exceptional
 For the principal role in The spy Charles Frohman has engaged Cyrl KeightIy. recently seen in The New Sex" His part will be that now acted in London by George Alexander in the version known as The Turning Point
 E. H. Sothern and Julia Marlowe will hereafter spend their vacation in America. It is their intention to build home on Long Island. Plans for the house are under way MT and Mrs. Sothern c,7ect to occupy their new home the coming summer
Arizona republican., 1912-12-08

The first announcement of Mauda Adams coming season of three weeks at the Empire Theatre in New York, in Peter Pan,' has brought hundreds of letters to the box office Of the theater ordering seats, although the date of the first performance is tW" months off.
 Porter Emerson Browne, who wrote "A Fool There Was and The Spend thrift. has gone to London. where he will personally direct the English production of the latter show. oper ing next week. with Fannie Ward playing Thais McGrane's orlslnal role
Arizona republican., 1912-12-08

Advertisement ,
Arizona republican., 1912-12-08
MOTOR ACTS LIKE MULH
 COW AND HOOKS UP DOG
Crank Engages Canine's Collar ana HauIs Him Over Centrai
 Avenue Bridge

1aesoine dogs with the crank on +bo front of an automobile is not llke- '; k, to become widely spread sport That is it won't be popular for al least Q wear or so. But E. G 6ra- bam has started it and become real enthusiastic.
 Graham was driving across the Central Avenue bridge day or So hacI He was mounted on the pilot seat of small car, which lacked ,,,-to-dataness enough to be equip- ned with a self starter. In conse-
 ,t,arce the front end of that ear was
 aDarded bv a prong which on being
 t,,,.,,aa makes the motor go. A good sizad nun ran along the bridge a Ii+tlo way in front of the car until frierh+ took him and made his actions i fao1ieh PuD lodged back, trying 10 | lo+ tho car 90 by Car lunged slue- 1 l,.o,.e' and as the dog ducked-he was ! . d,,clx dog. anyway-the handle or
 4, ororl- hooked into his collar >o,, that may sound unreasonaple- t',1+ it,s no use trying to protest the tr,,th of the story; it might oniN
 aI.o if worse. Anyway, the drlNei
 .riad to lose the dog, for ne was kind hearted driver; ana 'iie eet tried to lose the car, because ne Iel m need of it's support and beslo' the m canine-cussed thing went to } fact anyhow. The procession con { IdSt, "iiS the length of tn , tll.ueo d.i,,e,. unwilling to stoI ] priueF ,o+inq like the mischie { and the pup haelhs iiNo
 f to heep % oscaned and made hi } }lboi,, blow back on the return trll } }lCraham kept on praying soiuy p' low his breath, but glad the tanSit { sooe dog had not suffered more una <la strained bark.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-08
RETURN ID PHOENIX
 OF GEO. H. SMALltY
Was Secretary to Governor erooie
 During His Administration.

The current issue of The Fourth Estate" the newspaper and masa- zine writers journal published m New York City has the following item about WelI-knOWn AriZonan who has come to Phoenix to make his home.
 George H. Smalley. whose out 1 West special Sunday stories have | won him notice in newspaper offices | from coast to coast, has returned to l Phoenix Arizona. from Los Angeles. For many years he was secretary to ex- Governor Sloan. Smalley IS known in New York particularly for his expose of the salted Flower mine 1 several years ago.
 l MT. SmaIley was not Governor Sloan's secretary. but served as prl- i vate secretary to Colonel AleNander V. Brodie during the three years tile colonel was governor of ArlZoii"' When Colonel Brodie gave up the governorship to enter the arm! aS adiutant general of the western dlNi- sion at San Francisco, Mir Sill"lIeS became clerk of the district court "' Globe when the fifth district Was | formed. He remained in that posl'l"ii until the district was aboilsheo p> statehood last spring. serving ulluei the three judges who occupied 'iS bench at Globe during that thle' tue l Hast of whom was Judge Ernest " Lewis of this city. t Prior to entering the pohtlca'
 came AIr Smauey was q writer oi t tho staff of The Republican, ana !. s was during his connection With ti," = ,orar that he wrote the expose or t'i' = cnanazuma mining sWindle Whlc'
 nrompted Governor \. O MurPlH = issne m official warning to easter
 investors regarding numbers or Wno
 car mining schemes which at 'ild
 tiroa found a profitable field oI eN
 nIoitation in the territory. r,,ao Ii Mir Smallev has returned to fno' - ,o make his home, ana hd
 taI,ap room 40 in the Fleming oloc
 ,,.t,icb he has designated oy xE-ritar,... and where he will engage
 fr.o lance writing and publicity ""'
 for the nublic. He will also take of outside stenographic reporting. SUI in a~ conr+s contests before the '"i All aff;co and hearings before the Co rid ,oration commission. lie Viii ass r, . wide range of writing anu e's a+,,ros to a field where he k zee t,oa,a and his homecoming is we l. aor,od hv his many old-time ir13i'
 in Phoenix
 The Smaneys nave taken up t,I 7# residence at SO5 West Jefferson SUI
 in inc D. L. Sturgis home the l'
 ter having moved his fanny u ''
 fornia for the winter
Arizona republican., 1912-12-08
Rid Your Face
 Of All Pimples
Skin Cleared in Few Days by Stuart's Calcium Waters, the
 Famous Blood Purifier

Pimples blotches, skin erupuons or ali kinds are simply the impurities m the blood coming to the surface All the external treatment in the world won't do a particle of good unless rou purify the blood. And there's nothing 50 humiliating as a face tbat-s ali broken out" and spotted.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-08

We have just received shipment of Parker ana Waterman Pens The latest designs. See the Waterman vest pocket and the Parker jack knife. Useful and appreciated presents
Arizona republican., 1912-12-08

A very beautiful line of Brush Brass and Silver CandIesticl1s Etched and enameled Copper Hangers Photo frames old gold matt and polished slVer Ponpeian. old copper and ebonized effects
Arizona republican., 1912-12-08
Other Gift Suggestions

Leather goods-Pnlow tops. book and magazine covers school pennants, hand painted china offlc' desk calendars, post card and kodak picture albums The range of selections is wide in our store
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-12
CoRROBOHNFIoN
OF Interest to Herald l,cadrrs.

For months Albuquerque citizens
have seen Zoo thos, columns cuthusi-
astic praise Of poaus kidney Piils boy
Albuquerque residents. Would these
prominent people recommend q REM
EDDY that had not proven reliable
Would they confirm their statements
after years mad elapsed II personal ox.
porioncc had not shown tho remedy
90 bc worthy ~ endorsement The
following statement should carry cou-
yiction 10 the mind OF every Herald
reader.
Charles O'Mallc,. 5i3 Main Ave,
East Las Vegas, S. Mex. says I'm
1907 I puolicly recommended Doou's
Kidney pills and at this time ! IAN
corrobornte the statement ! then gave
in their praise. have had uu further
need ~ "a kidney medicine. AZ the
cure effected has been permanent
For sale by an dealers. Price 90
cents Foster. Milburn CO. Buffalo,
Sew YORK.. sole agents for tho United
States
Remember the namo-Doan's.-and
take no other. '&d
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-12
GOOD THING AFTER Ala.

Amid an this complaining and
growing over the high cost og exist
cnce as she h. existed Ia the United
States today, n ia comforting 60 find
at least one man who sees silver lin
Ing To- the cloud and finds al least
one blessing IN the increasing pric,
of the things that maintain life. Dr
Crcss Of Chicago says that the high
price Of meat will decrease the num-
Der OF divorces. Meat he believes
conduccs To irrltability; the aromatic
becfsteak b. productive Of the rhcu.
matte crouch ana boiled ham makes
pessimists; veal causes irritability and
pork chops cause the partakcr there.
of 20 wish 90 go out and hurl larg,
stones al his grandmother Meat. IN
short. sours the disposition ana re-.
suits In frequent quarrels between
husbands and wives. from which the
way 60 Reno Is easy. \ mildcr man.
says the doctcr. "and gentlcr woman
viii come az the buying OF meat de.
crcascs
There are possibilities at both ends
.of this proposition, II for any reason
you feel that you need divorce. sim.
ply order up plenty Of flesh food. eat
heartily thereof ana make your Wit,
de- likewise, follows harsh words. hus-
band. irascihlc through mutton chops
strikes wife. herself belligercnt IRON
overly much breakfast bacon. mes.
sage 60 lawyer, papers drawn up
brief hearing before court ntiated
with stcwcd chicken. divorce decree
freedom. This thing be- likely To work
both WAYS Even though the meat
may be- expensive, whom separation
Is ycnrned for 10 may bee considered
vel worth the money. Ou the othct
hand, of course. many domcsti,
tragedy may be- aycrtcd aud IN,
world made happier and better bc.
cause many viii Dee unable 10 pur.
chase meat
Incidcntnily W. feel mpcllcd 10 ob.
serve that 10 less meat makce gcutlci
women, the Britous ought to sen q
way out OF their troubles with ~,
militant ausfragpttea
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-12
GENERAL MANAGER
WELLS BELIEVES OIL is
CHEAPER THAN DUST

The oiling ot every mile of roadway
on the Los Angeles division of tho
santa Fc commences next week.
During the past year the santa 20
h.d 90 million dollar Increase 100 lu
passenger business and the officials
believe that the Justices reputation
of th, railroad N1s an important face
tor lu the bIg showing ut the pusscu-
ger department
The ou viii bo spread INST uu the
san Diego line between san Diego and
Los Angeles. and the other lines ul the
santa Pc m southern California VII
then Dee sprinklcd
The supply ct uil 10 be- uscd in the
work has already been ordered and
viii Dee delivered los the store drpurt-
mrut Some Tins this week. a special
train VII handle the OH machine over
the division.
u ls said that s. g. Wells. scucrs
manager. NHo fathers tho roadway
oiung 90 produce The widely known
"dust'css road1vd has issued orders
for the Oh 90 De- spread on thick
According Co tho belief of Mr. Wells,
uil - cheaper than dupt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-12
THE REASON Why.

why come to New Mcxico7" asks
an exchange II would seem unncc-
cssary To- answer such foolish qucs.
ton but the Taos Recorder says:
Because u is the country that Of
fcrs. without doubt. The largest 90.
turns In the fruits of the soil. in re-
Enumeration for crops. IN health Ions
NE and happiness. for your cxpcndi-
ture la money ana effort Too tar
away That is what the boy up iu
Maine said 10 the man from Sew
York SETTLE n New MeXico-tEat
country west OF TcXas--and your
children will grow up nearer the gcn-
ter Of this countrys life and energies
than viii the people ct Sew york
There viii De things doing Ia the
southwest Ia the next nfty years, and
the man who Raises alfalfa. poultry,
mutton. fruit ana melons on the mesas
and IN the arroyos Of New Mexico
viii have share IN tie prosperity
that II now dnwnlng on the Land OF
Sunshine
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-12
LANDING ON TmE BACHELORS.

Bachelors are the chief opponents
of equal suffrage in the United states.
according 90 Mrs Josephine White
.ul Providence, q T. and Boston. Mrs
white made this statement lu dee
bate at suffrage headquarters at GIN
.oiunau on plans for the state cam
paign Tor votes for women" at the
ohio stat, constitutional election she
also had these things 60 say of those
men who prefer single blessoduoss
Most bachelors are cranks
They are also spoiled, as they
have too frequently been the pci,cd
darling OF q mislcd mother ur aunt
''rhcy are too selfish to marry, ana
would rather talk about woman boa
AN oNtru,agant way than learn 90
know hcr good qualities sincerely
They are forever preaching about
woman's place being In the homo. but
they never stir hand TO put one
Woman In home 81 her own
Wv" NAA HA NNAA' fAANNA NNlNA hAiNN
think woman knows nothing
"Thoy are so ohtuse they can't sec
that % eight million American girls
ans women are working IN THE coun.
try and have not the protection of Il
husbands vot, they need one OF theil
own.
The only hope tor bachelor that
0 can see IS Tor him 10 get married
land then 10, viii realize the value oi
woman and src why she should De
| UIlHurd tu vote.
However th,l are such freaks by
/ ih, time thcy reach the age Nhcr
er ..A them bachelors that don.
, scc why aus woman should marD
them
Otherwise the Herald taxes th,
liberty of prrsummg that bachelor
larr just about all right
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-12
81


Uy Amos a. Wells
,From Judges Library
What IL we hadn't wom,n's clothes 10
laugh att
What 1t the ladies uli wore coats
aud dcrbics.
Aud an wore trousers ut The sclisaW'
pattern,
And shrct.lron shirts aud collar,
coldly formal
Ana looked all Just alike the way We
men do
what re- n wouldn't hp an hour q
minute
Before the women would do some
thing 20 thom--
Poke In the derby. CIV, the shirt q
ruffle,
Discover now Arguments for the
collar
In,crt the trousers and create them
graceful
because. YOU know. lrs not with
clothes we're dealing.
Not fashion plates nor fabrics NOT
cosmetics.
But back OF ALL and lust the same
without them,
Mysterious, adorable. pcrplcNing,
Absurd. divine kaleidoscope
Woman
o
NEW YORK seems tu be- fully as
black as she is painted only more Sp
o
THE POPULIST puN is nov
threatening 10 ondur-, HuusrNclt
There are some things which even tn,
ahrcwdc Buul Moose cannot forcscc
o
PROBABLY our government VIII
also be- deeply Mortified it the mas
sacrc OF Bulggrluns iu European Tur-
key.
o
TT IS ABOUT umr New Moyic'
we're getting busy ana landing some
~ those farmers who arr uuHllA
trokkiug over into Canada
@
. , DETROIT miEht ns we'll HTursI al
the aldermen 100 bunch aud make II
the ease cot state versus the giC
council
O.
WHAT congress should du is O.,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-12

Tive heritage. and In putting the
problems OF heating aud cooking on
more scientific basis we have do.
prlvcd Ourselves not only Of feature
OF great architectural beauty but also
of the nucleus Cor ideal family and
social life.
hut In spite Of TIE fact that 80
much OF our population is siiil living
In enforced exile from the open fire.
place and all the joys and comforts
FOR which It stands. II h nevertheless
equally true that the fireplace IL being
once more gradually restored 10 las
rightful place 10 our homes aud In
our lives. Builders. architects and
home planners all over the country
are beginning to regard this old time
factor as a desirable and even hcccs.
sory element ia the modern house.
The people who are building homes
Tor themselves ana their children are
trying to make those homes essentially
cheerful ana liyablc. to reduce their
furnishings To the simplest terms. TO
get closer 20 the natural fundamental
things In home environment which
viii bring them direct comfort ana
happiness. And IN discovering thcir
own real needs. they are realizing that
they want some definite focal point
Tor family NE. some genuine center
81 hospitality. ana that the most prac-
IDEAL ,ud beautiful way TO bring this
about 10 to build an open fireplace
Ia the family living room