davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The oasis., 1912-06-15
HIDES, HORNS AND WOOL.
Rsada ab ble Items from the Cattle Ranges
 of Arlxona.

making cattle purchasing tour of the county, and expects to pur- chase several hundred head during the trip.
 Coconino Sun: James Bark, the Humboldt and Mayer butcher, recently received carload of cattle from Salt river valley. He reports business good, and the mining in- dustry steadily improving in this section.
 Prescott Courier: Carter x Stephens have finished the building of their new corrals and loading chute at Skull Valley, which upon the completion of the rodeo now in progress, will be one of the busiest shipping points in the county. Cattlemen are much pleased with the results of the roundup.
 Holbrook Argus: Ed Sherlock, who is now manager of 8 large cattle company in Colorado, arrived here Saturday and will receive about seven hundred head of steers from Frank Wallace, and other cattlemen of the Rio Puerco and La Roiux on the 5th of the month. He also has a large number con- tracted from Henry Platt and other St. Johns parties.
 Courtland Arizonan: As the culmination of several days watch tug, last Sunday evening, Deputy John Bright, accompanied by c. L. Mckinney and John Parrish, arrested James Heron proprietor, Tom Maloney and John Oldham, employees of the Courtland Market, as they were skinning couple of cows, at the slaughter house, that it was charged that they had no right to kill, one of the animals belonging to the Rod" the other belonging to the "F" outfit, or at least bearing their brands. The men were placed under bonds of $500 each, their preliminary hear ing being set for 2 o'clock yester- day afternoon, when they were bound over to the Superior court, Heron being placed under bonds of $1000.00 and Oldham being taken to Tombstone, and Maloney dismissed. It seems that some suspicion had been aroused and the slaughter house had been watched for several days. Sunday a number of hides were discovered in an old assessment hole near the slaughter house, and at about th' same time, the owners of the slaughter house were observed tC drive couple of cows into thu corral, after which they went back to town. The watchers were satis fed that they would soon return to kill the cattle and during theil absence went to the corral anC carefully noted description of tn stock, and retired short distance The three men above soon returned and after the watchers were satis fled that two animals had beel killed, they walked in on them One animal had been skinned ant the other was was being skinned Maloney holding lantern to all them in the work. An attemp was made to deceive the officers b. displaying another hide as the on that had been removed from tn one animal, but the ruse did nc work. Mir. Heron when arreste
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-05-03
2aS @erb1r in 9Saibinstpn.
@aibingtun, /. Wlni

3ns 3itanics@erbor pOr BEN
Senatsfpmite puroe am 8tenitng pI0B'
lib unterbrOden. Senator Smith
Der &Oriibenoe bes @omites, tiinbiste
an, onB oas 8erb6r crit am 5reitng
fpieoer nui9enpmmen iueroen t0nne, bn
oaS 6nn6eIsfOmite. benz bic Wlit9lie'
Der Oes 9itanicsa Omites on9eb0ren,
Ole 5luB' uno 6aien'YorIase bssnoen
mliie, ucbsi aae Wtit9lisber Susesen
Iein iolIten.
Sen. Smith ertIdrts aud, er meroe
pprausii6tli6 am Mittmob mad ylew
gort iabren, I'M peri0nIi6 Der Be.
haupiuns oes 3eugen s. s. Dunn aui
ben @runb gu seben. oaB Die 8samten
Der gBbite Star 9inis ben llntersnnq
Der Titanic bereits Montas Wlorsen
ben Is. 9lpril, sspuBt, ibn jeoOd II
Stunoen lang perbeinIiAt bdtten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-05-03

iidl sntSinosis uHo oas in Der Sarte
bsiinoIihs Del sntSiiuoete. Sine iird'
terlihe @rplofpn erioIste, ooh beiano
iid gum Slid RismnnO ouf Der Sarts
ais oas llnslud iih ereiguete. Tas
brennsnbs Del ibeiIte iib pier onberen
Sdiiisn nit. Die oibt babel lasen. uno
Der SdIsppOampisr @isconiin puroe
total Seritbrt; ouBsrosm iuurosn Die
SdIspponmpier sInnie, Martin uno
9snnipIpunin. Die ont 2ud seeeniiber
Iosen. idwer beibdbist; oue oieie
Sdifie seb6ren Der Great Gates 2om'
ing 60. Cine nnoere Barte, welhe
Der Stnnoaro Oil 60. sebort, puroe
sbenfnas psrnibtet. sluBerosm MUIR
oen Die 9pds Der @raiielli Gbemi'
cal &C.. Der Great Safes 9rpood 60.
uno Der StunoarO Oil 60. idper be-
ih1oiat.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-05-03
Sniter Non. 81. 81. . 9Uloi
0ahnitreif abaciucnoct.
g2ew g)Ort, l. SRA

glem gort, l. Mat.
Ser orpbenoe Str,it Der 9otompt;u'
iabrer Der so 6ftlihen 8abnen nuroe
I'M lebten MOment onourb ab9eiuenoet,
odB Die Somitees Der beioen itreitenoen
Inrteien Elm 2lbfpmmen unter5ei6ueten,
Die 9ifie ems einem 9 d ieo 9eri6
gu ulterbreiten.
3as 6hieos9eridtstomites pir6 aus
lieben Wiit9Iieoerr beiteb n, l pom ben
8nbneu, ! uOn ben acknowledgment
uno 5 anberen Die pom beioen Yarteien
einannt weroen. Sails Die beibeu Yars
teisn ii6 iiber biele 5 NtitsIieoer niht
eini9en lolIten. merben osr @bef oes
{ berbunoea9eri6t @tite, Srbeitstpms
rtiIIdr gtein un0 9iidter anapp erluAi
lusrben. Die 6 nennunsen gu maiden.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-05-03
Gin beitraiter gntimilitartit.

General Wcrcier Wlilon. DER for.
nonoierenoe General oes Is. 9Irmee.
forps in IParieiue. beltraite einen
Gefononlicbanoperter NIT IA lagpE
Itrengen 2rreits. waIi er in uuilorm
elmer 9oriteuun9 oes io8enauuten
1beatre So3iol in ser Rarieiaer @r.
beitsb5rie beigauobnt bate, no Elm
antimilitariitutes Stat ge9eben
uuroe. Die geitroiurg Iuuroe oann
allen TruppenteiIen 5es IS aorpS
betanntgescber nit oem &iurperie
ooraui, oob niht oGein leoe onttmiIi.
tartitiite Qropalanoa itraibor lei.
leroern aud 6ie IeiIuohme on ante
mi!itariittiden gerauItaltia5eH.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-05-03
Sunni6itai's HrOflamatiOn.
3aS 3poesihiff In Salifar.
SaIiiar. q. g. l. Wlai:

9dlu1t, N. g., /. N(at.
Inter Dem 9Guten Der &irdeneIpfen
trai am 9isnitnsmorsen oas 8abelffifi
MadapsBennett, oas Die i'm C;ean nufs
eefil6ten 2eiben Der Spier oes unters
gangs Der 3itanic brnbte, in Idn9lamer
5abrt I'M Saien BON Snlifar, u. g,
elm uno legte um $3.50 llbr am 3od an.
Sowie Ser 9ampier elnIiei, wuroen bic
aui oem 9Od bereitItebenoen Sarge uno
Die 8elte Der Qei6enbeltatter entbullt.
cine glbtbeiluug MntrpIen pou Dem tas
naollhGn &reu5er 9iiob biloete SpaIiar.
Gin &OIi5eibOOt belt i9 in Der Nlbe
Der MadaDs Bennett ouf I'm llnberus
fene fernSubalten.
9aS Sbiif bate 6albntait gefla99t
uno 6ie Ntannlhait Itano init entblOBs
Ten 6Guptern an 0ed. 9luf oem glhs
teroef maren Die S1r9e dufgeitelt.
3ablreihe 9eihen, Tiir oie teine Sdr9e
beihafit peroen fonnten, lagen auI Dem
Sproeroed unter Se9eltub 3tele
ipuroen ais Die 2ei6enbeitatter an
Boro 9insen, 5uerit entierut. glm 3Of
bntten Iih taum ein babies 3nbeno
9ei6irasen6e einaeiunosn, Die Wten9e
Der iib,igen tuart,te in Der Morque,
wplin Die 9eihen sur Identification
9ebradt luuroen.
Ser 9nmpier bate bel leiner 9lns
funit nur nod 100 4eideu an BOro,
ba 116 unterps9s in Der Gee perientt
neroen muBten.
Ser Snpitdn beriftet, OoB Griimmer
ppn Der 3itnnic muhenbait in einem
llmtreis ron 30 Guaornimeilen nm ole
llnsliitsitdtte gefunoen wuroen. 9bas
rem, 6eniter, Stilble uno nnoere SOl5s
tbeile mutoen in GROCER Mense anees
trpifsn. bod nir9enos batten lif ISniia'
9iere ooer Mannihoften an oieieIben
aebunoen. Die 8 ifen put ben pielfah
in @ruppen seiunOen, ourunter cine
BON bsinabe fin sig. Sm @an5en
muroen pUn benz 9ampfer BOG 9ei6en
auIaefiIht.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-05-03
80 Gs iiebt aus ipie Elm Ver'
bredlen,

einenanoben pou elmer Shndtei Qrnica'
Salbe Su trennen. SeiEe IuieIn. C3e'
idpire, @ertrGtun9sr. BeuIsu 8er'
rentungen uno Guetihun8en utrian9sn
oleielbe uuo es 1T iein 8ebi raid gins
oeruna pou 8erbrennun8eu. 9er!eBun'
gen ooer Shniitmunoeu Su bttlhen
6olien Ste bic Sa,be SuI paHo lur
9naben uno ebenio ilr NSaot.u. >ie
he ales 6GiIbare unb btiii 4 ra'b-
gitt ,u ubertrsiien FGr 6awcryboloen,
gtur 25 Gents bei 8. Z gr5art,
glpoihster.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-05-03
,Sleiid) ipiro tbcnrer.

Nep Yprt, 30. gIpril.
Ger Gnsrpss@reis fir Ginbfleiid
lit nm Montag IN giew g)ort I'M l
Gent pro Yfuno seitie9en uno itebt iebt
b6ber aIs ieit 1881 Sm SIeirperfdnf
muroe 20 26 Gents iiir Eprterbouies
uno rs fir SirIOinsSteat ptrlan9i
20-22 Gents fir 9iin6erbraten; 30
80 Gents fir 9nmmtOteletten uno
ieIbit Suppenfleii6 tOitete 10 Gents
pro 8iuno.
Ser Greisaufiflag iuiro baourh
ertIGrt. OnB 10 Yro5ent oes 8iebs int
g8eiten iniolge oes lansen g9nters 9es
itorben lit. Mettere TreiserbDbun9
wiro upn GnsrosbdnoIern pprauSses
iaat.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-05-03
Sefauntcr 3iplomat geitutbcn.
g9oIhinoton, 2. 9Ofc

lN1lbln9ton, z. lUlnl.
9homas Cleveland GaipIon. Der nit
Der @abrnsbmuns Der acknowledgements
toniih. glngelegenbeiten betrduteBennte
oes Staatsbeportsments, itarb am Wtitt'
nod bier, nad msbrmbdentIiher Sront'
belt i'm gllter pom 46 Sabren. Enlpion
mar aus Subion. @is.. g. bdrtis, ieins
g9itws uno mehsre Sin6er iiberIeben
ibn.
Der 0erIturbene genpB sinen iebr
be6eutenoen &uf fiji Die unsemein Die
pIpmatilbe @eididIi6teit nit Der er
Die periuideliten Intsiniihsameritanis
ihen Irobelsme III bebauOeIu ueritano.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-05-03
3ie 9Sabl in Maiiahuietts.
Bpiton, /. NPai

Spton, i. N(nt.
Die 8ecihte ibsr Die 4rimdrwabI
fir tie Grdiioentidaits'J 'JlpminatiOnen,
Die nm 7isnitns in Mahnduistts abse'
baItsn purcen, iino bis ieBt 10 unoou'
itdnbis, ooB es unmosIit it 5u iagen.
Oh 4rdiiosnt Tat ooer Ibsooore
8poiepslt bic Mdjoritdt Der 80 2eIe'
eatsn seponnen bat. peide Ytaiahu'
ietts aui oen repubIitdniiben ltntona,s
convent idtdt.
Ga 6pg,tte bate bis Nlitteruntt nod
nidlt 1000 Siimmeu.
lie &epublltarer in Bolton ertldr'
ten iih nit II 2S2 Stimmen iiir Gait,
1861 inr 8ooisueIi uno 249 ilr ga
Toaetie. Garter 6uhrsr Der 8ooiepe,ts
@ruppe. trbielt tei Der gsabI Der
2slseatsHsat'IarSe 1898; Crane.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-05-03
Mmerifaniidle Mutum mobilc.
BerIin, /. W(ni.

Cine NnSnbl Der beoeutenolten Nuto'
mobiIiabritanten 3eutI6lnnos bat Die
Rssisruns sriuht. ben SOu fir Die
Ginfubr BON NutomobiIen gu erboben.
Sic erfidrsn oies fir n6tbls ipesen Der
mebr uno mebr 5unebmenoen @ininbr
amerifnniider 9lu omubiIe nah 9eutIh'
lamb. @s piro nebenbei feitseiteut,
oas bic nmerifaniihe GutomobiIin'
oultrie Der oeutiben audi au, Dem
iibrigen europdilhen Mnrti eriOIsreib
9onturrenj Su MAIDEN besinnt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-05-03
9eHsit Ses stablitrcifs.
g2elu glprf. /. $40.

IAtlU SJVtt' . Ikut.
Sn Der reguldren pierteIjdbrlihen
Situug Der llniteo States Steel @Or'
pOratiou bat e8 lid berausselteat, onB
an ben 9ipiben6en fir Die eriten brei
NiOnote oes Sabres 1912 fir beuurs
suste unO geip0bnIide 9lltien mebr aIs
S6.0O0.O00 febIeu. 3as 9enaue De-
| fiSit betrd9t S6,292.134.
Ger 9lntrag, Die 3iuioenbe fir Die
gew0bnIihsn 9lttien gu beitneloen,
puroe in leb9after Qebntte nb9eIebnt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-05-03
Gine ncnr YtincrnIancllr in
gfnrirrhnG.

Sci StrubenreguIierllnaSarbei.en
oberhaIb oes arcuubrunncns IN sra.
rienbaS 1T cine Wlneralaucqe er.
ifIoiirn tpor6en Die Inalnie eranb
cine oreifote Concentration an Q2i.
reraIiaI3en i'm @erQleitl nit Dem
Rreu5brunnen Tie Toqcseraicbig.
Felt beIduft iid au' e1Da 700 Qiter.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-05-03
Slmto. .Ssanoitcn In Chicago.
gbicngp, 81. 2. Nlni,

Die @oliSei bat peridGrfte 8efebIe
erbolten, betreffs Der &erfOl9una BON
@erbredern, Die iid bes 9IutomobiIs
beoienen. Zen sInlaB 6nSu saben Suei
ueberfdGle nui iunse Mdoden, Die in
Elm NutomubiI sejerrt, bort nj BbanoeIt
unb bernubt puroen; ben Sbiloerunsen
Der Epier nab banoeIt es iih beioemaIe
INN oieielbsn Tb1ter. gluBeroem tuuroe
am 9isnstasnn9nlittus Der Saiiirer eis
ner Banf iiberfnllen uno beraubt oOn
orei Mdnnern, bic iid 6nnn in etnem
QIntompbiL oaponmahten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-05-03
9fupiepclt'S @rpEmutb !
Bolton ?. Wsai 1912.


Col. Roolspelt bat in elmer @rtId'
rung, bic er nah 9enntnibunbme oes
GeiuItntes Der @abIen abseeeben bat.
nui bic Stimmen Der aht 9elegaten'ats
lcrse. bic nit Snitruttioncn fir ibn se'
pGblt wuroen, persif)tst. nit Der Ss'
msrtuns, boB er iid benz @illsn oss
@oItss iiiee, uno bnB aus oieiem
6runoe bieie 9eIesnten. obsIeih lie fiir
ibn initruirt ieien, bod fir Hrdi. Z I /
itimmen iolltsu, oa Oieier in Der 9ri'
mdrwnbl um bic TrGiibsntibaitsnumi'
nation ssiieet babe.
gllle oieie aht TsIesoten jeooh er'
flGrten. oaB iie untsr teinen llmitdnosn
ibre Stimmsn nui oem gtationOItonoent
i'm anoeren Sinns nb9eben ipuroen, als
fir peI9en iie perpflihtet ieieu.
Spiter 8ap. q. y, 2. Mni.
9b. &poiepeIt ertldrte. nabbem ibnl
miteeibeiIt mar. ooB Die cui ibn initru'
irten 9eIe9oten'nt'larse BON Maiiahus
iens li6 entlhlpIien bdtteu, Ielnem
@unib ent9e9en opd fir ihn 5u itlms
men, er be It be trobtem anf lelnem
@illen unb meroe alles in ielnen &rdf'
ten Stebenoe tbun. oaB oieiem 6olge
eegeben iueroe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-05-03
GnpIuiiun in @lcpelano.
gIepeIono. 81, 2. Wai.

Eei Der GrpIoiion Der Stanoaro Oil
Barte glc. IS perloren Rittpoh Nbeno
i'm bieii9en 6aien iiini Ierirner ibr
qeben. unb auBeroem muroe elm Sads
iha6sn pom sesen $450,0O0 anserth'
tet: idmmtIits 1oote maren gIn9eitellia
oer Greai Gates 1opin9 So.
lie Snrta fpuroe geraoe pon eiuem
rieiiesn Can't aus seiuGt. aIs pIoBIid
Gel. wsIaes aui benz dIuB i5wamm,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-05-03
sSuauid,ifais 4rnflamatipn.

NNAAhSt 4. S~NNNs
SuanIhitai, Yr1lioent Der hineliiben
8epubIlt, bat am Wtontag isiue erite
Botihait ais 8rdiioent bel Der @rDff'
nune oes 8eirats, melher ungeidbr bic
Steae oeS SenatS einnimmt, erlnlien.
Ser 8rdlioent tpeiit i'll leiner 9SrotIa'
nation oarnui bin, oaB Die 4rin5Iplen
Der neuen hineiilhen 6e9ierun9, mie Ell
bpfie, bic @rbaltun9 Der Sronnn9 I'M
Snnern. Die 6oroerun9 bes 6prtihrItts
uno Die GrbaItuu9 Der guten Se5lebuna
nit Dem 2lusldno Iein fperoen, Die filr
Die GEiltsnS Gbinas unbeoIn9t nOtbpen'
bia ieien. Das @ulf. ingte er, iOllte
erireut lein, onB sineGepublif nab taus
ienoidbrisem 9espotismus erridtet lei.
Hrdiioent Suanidltai modt i'll lei'
ner 3rotlamation @orlbIa9e, ipie Die
aui benz 8pIt laltenoe Siiroe ourdI
Ierbelieruns oes Steueripitems, Der
llmloufsmittsl nno Der @enibte uno
MaBe erIej6tert merben t0nnle gSelI
China nidl geniiseno iabi9e 6inar5s
Ieute babe, lei es geSmungen gemelen,
gluslGnoer ~ oieiem 3lenit beranjus
.is6en, um Elm rihtises 8uo9et oui.
ltellen Su t6nnen.
Nrmee lOll oerringert mer'
ben.
@on grocer @idti9teit 1T Der Yuntt
in meIdem @rGiioent Suaniditai uui
Die nnnotbi9 groBe 3abI Der Gruppen
Gbinos iiulueiit, Die 9enldB Der benz
Srie9sminIiterium 9egebenen SrNer
reouaert iueroen iOu. &eIigipnsireis
belt ipae ebeniads 9emdbrt meroeu.
Die SOtidnit bes Erdiioenten tat
SmsiiecoS einen uorSii9liden @inorud
aui Die &ertreter Der fremoen EegIes
run9en uno 8dntinltitute 9smadlt, 5am
q oben 3beil pisaeiht oeSbalb meiI iie
ole @eiatr tnnnt bat. bic in elmer gu
ihne0en Mp6erniiie' un9 6es 9anoes
Iieet. Ton oen 100 WtitSIieoern be8
8etrats par,n 67 anuelenb.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-05-03
9lnsitano in Samburg.
Sanlbura, /. Wlai.

9uHIUUtY, !. UluI.
5000 9lrbeiter bes 6nmburse'
3wei9es Der Stettiner &ultans@ @erit
iino am 9ienitos on ben Streit &C.
aanaen
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-05-03
brer Der Gaits@ruppe.

5abrer Der Tnit'@ruppe, 10,07S
Stimmen.
I'm @itteruaht CAB oas GopisueIt'
6ouplquariier in 8aibinston .. 6,
elns @rtldruns ab. oaB &ooie'
pelt Wtahahuistts nit seseu 1000
Summsn Maloritat iber Eait erobsrt
bdbe.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-27

w. C. Goetz. county surveyor Lit tle work will have to be done in this respect. The road is straight clear to Vail and it is along the mesa. It ss thought that a small amount ol work and money will build this see ton.
 The road from Vail to the end of the state highway will be more difn- cult and expensive to construct. Tho grades are heavy in some places and the road will be built into the hill sides. One bad place at Andrade's ranch will be avoided entirely by building along the side of the hills above the ranch. There is a big hol. low that would be practically impos. sible to build road through at this point. It would be expensive to do so and the roadway would be in dan ger of flooding out by storm water coming from the hills above
 The conference Of the state engi- neer and the board of supervisors will be an opportunity for discussing these plans. Maps will be shown and the grades. work. time. money, and the starting Of the work will be discussed. lt is probable that the engineer will go over the proposed route and make new suggestions.
 In referring to the work, J. w. Els tili, Q supervisor, said: We are ready to start the thing at any time When Cobb arrives here we will take it up with him. We want to build as good a road for the people of the county, with as little expense to them and as quickly as possible. I am pleased 10 hear that Cobb is oohsng for a con ference with us We have wanted such a thing for some time We will have about Slj,90O to spend on road building and want to make it go as tar as possible in order that fine roads will exist in the county"
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-27

With a feeling in which gratifi. cation and appreciation are about equally represented, | acknowledgs gs the receipt of your Christmas greet. ing in the form Of a testimonial siga. ed by you in support and endorsement of the methods employed during the past ten months in the management of the Arizona state prison. What ever success has attended the sys- ten inauguratei in Febraa ( .d this -s-r for lie purpose of giving esery man in your institution a square deal. Is never mare so apparent as when you, the beneficiaries Of this system manifest your willingness to cooper. 8 e and your desire to help work out tine problems that arise.
 After all is said for anu against the new methods adopted al she pfis- on. by friends and critics, the sue cess or downfall of these methods must be ultimately depended upon each and every one of you. The es- sehlial thing is fair play. and this applies to ali of us who have an in terest in the welfare of the institu- ton.
 Ih wishing every one Of yon the. best things that this season and the new year can possibly hold in store. l want also 10 express my hope and helief that another Christmas day will have witnessed the absolute j4s- tification Of the system by which justice Is tempered with mercy. and Unreasoning harshness and brutality are supplanted by those precepts Of brotherly love and the spirit of nut tual helpfulness which Christmas gay is intended 10 commemorate.
 From my heart, and in behalf O: my brother officers. as well, ihanR you for your assurance of co opera tion. My most sincere wish for the realization and possession Of the best things in fife goes forth to you ali today
 GEO. W. P. HUNT.
 Governor of Arizona
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-27
COUNTY
 PLANS ROADS
Supervisors and Engineers to Confer Relative to Work on Highways for
 Coming Year
$l5,OOO Is AVAILABLE

TUCSON, Dee. 2e.--Aecording to a letter received yesterday morning by the board of supervisors. Lamar Cobb. state engineer will be nere to con. sulI with them concerning the finish ing Of the state highway in Pima county, and that the engineers would he at work immediately after the commencement Of the new year.
 The finishing of the road. or bring ing il from its present terminus in the wilds into Tucson. has been un- der discussion for some time. This Is the first time that any definite promise of action has been gained. The board oi supervisors will dis euss the question with the state engineer.
 It has been stated that the state engineering force would be ready to start work as soon as the taxes ot the county had been collected. The taxes have been collected and it is estimated by the board that about Si5.e00 Will be available for road building
 iB the letter to the board of super yisors. Cobb stated that he would be in Tucson for a conference between Christmas and New Years day. He said that the engineers were about through with the work in Cochise county and that they would be here immediately after the holidays to be gin work.
 There are about 2S miles Of road way to be constructed before the highway will be brought into this city The road has heen built to with in about nine miles Of Vail The hardest part of this was built fiTsf because Of the bad conditions for traffic in that section. IL was prac- ticalIy impossible at certain times of the year. People traveling had s hard time getting through. This led to the building Of the road out and away from everything No more money was available at that time
 The board of supervisors state that they are ready to commence work at any time.
 The road will be built from Vail to Tucson first. according to the present plans of the board. The roadway to Vail has been brushed out. 50 feet wiGe. according to the statement of
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-27
ID DEVISE UNIFORM
 METHOD OF REPORTS
Steam Railways and Corpor- ation Commission Meet
 as to Earnings

A very important hearing has been called by the Corporation commission Tor January 18th at which time all Of the steam roads of the state will be before the commission for the pur pose of discussing a uniform method or reporting the earnings of the roads 10 the auditing department ot the commission According to the sheets which have been prepared and which will be offered for use unless some good objection is made by some one of the railroads the earnings have been divided into three classifications. state earnings, interstate earnings and trans-state earnings To assist the commission l.. A. Meyer auditor of the Oklahoma state commission will be in attendance at the hearing.
 According to State Treasurer John- son there is a possibility that the present proposed sale of bonds by the state will not be consummated owing to certain requirements of the funding law enacted by the last ses- sion of the legislature This law re- quired all interest on state funding bonds to be paid at Phoenix and only annually Eastern bond buyers slv such requirements are unsual and pre- fer not only to have the interest pay. able at New York city. but also semi annually. If the sale of bonds is not consummated the treasurer will rec. ommend to the governor in his an. nual report that the attention of the legislature be called to the matter.
 Attorney General BulIard finds in the fact that all of the mining com panies have paid their taxes much satisfaction and traces directly to his prosecution of the Yavapai coun- ty tax suit the bringing about of a saving to the state of SfU0,OOO the approximate amount of the tax in- volved in Yavapai and Cochise coun- ty in the 9 per cent reduction the board of supervisors were forced to cancel.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-27
4 TRIAL GAVE INSTANT RELIEF, THE GREAT KIDNEY REMEDY
 NEVER DiSAPPOIhTS

Being broken down in health, sul- fering with Kidney Trouble. despair ing of ever being well again. I was advIsed by a friend to try pr. Kiluier's Swamp-ROot which gave me instant relief. and after using several bot Lles, am now sound and well, and can safely recommend Swamp Root tO anyone suffering with back or l9d- hey troubles.
 1 also had rheumatism. and I have had more relief from Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-RoOt than any other remedy A sufficient tr.al will convince any body of the merits of SwampROot.
 Yours very truly,
 F. F. NELSON,
 Murphy, \. C. Subscribed and sworn tO before mo this 17th day of July, 1903.
 EDMUND E. NORVELL,
 Notary Pubic,
 Cherokee County, \. C.