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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-02-10

my possession is at your service.
A carbon copy of this letter is
sent to Governor Earl Brewer,
Jackson, Miss. Yours truly,
(Signed) JOHN NJ. PARKER.
The correspondence was given out
by Governor Brewer after he heard
that it had been received by Colonel
Montgomery. In giving it out, the
governor said:
'Tnasmuch as Colonel Montgomery
persists in placing me in the attitude
of defaming him without excuse or
reason, and almost daily gives to the
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-02-10
Approaching Marriage.

An approaching marriage of much
interest is that of Miss Mamie Fair
ley, second daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
E. R. Farley, which will take place on
Wednesday evening, at $3.50 o'clock,
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-02-10
CHURCH SOCIETIES.
Y. w. A. EntertaIns Main

Y. w. A. EntertaIns Main
St. Baptist w. M. U.
The woman's Missionary Union OF
the Main Street Baptist church met
last week with Mrs. T. q. Grove on
North Main street, with the largest
attendance for months.
After a short business meeting the
society adjourned at the invitation OF
the young Woman's Auxiliary of the
same church, and went to the home
of Mrs. w. A. Collins.
Here the auxiliary had planned Tor
a social meeting and an informal AFTER
noon of music, scripture reading ana
scripture contests.
There was an unusually large atten-
dance Of the auxiliary members pres
emit and these ladies served sandwich
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-02-10
MOTHERS CAN SAFELY BUY

DR.. Kings New Discovery and give 1t
to the little ones when ailing and suf-
fering with colds, coughs, throat or
lung troubles, tastes nice, harmless,
once used, always used. Mrs. Bruce
Crawford, Niagara, Mo-, writes: Or
Kings New Discovery changed our
boy from pale weak sick boy to the
picture of health" Always helps
Buy it at all Druggists.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-02-10

es and tea after an hour of pleasant
social intermingling of the two socie-
ties.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-02-10

IN CASE OF ACCIDENT
PHONE 40 DAY OR NIGHT.
AMBULANCE SERVICE.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-02-10

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Mohave County miner., 1913-10-18
Imperial Plume Breaks.

Seventy seven thousand acres Of land under irrigation on the American side of the border ID Imperial valley are without water as a result of the bursting of the big Encena Hume The break came at the point where the flow from the Colorado river is carried across the New River Canyon. in Mexican territory.
 The water to the damaged point IS carried in a Hume over 1000 feet long, and the woodwork gave way through decay.
 In addition to the 77,000 acres of land on this side of the border, there is large territory in Mexico that de- bends on this Hume for it's water.
 Colonel Holabrd is of the opinion that the damage will not be great, as the cotton Tn the section is harvested. and the water will be restored by the time farmers are ready to plant their grain crops. Parker Post.
Mohave County miner., 1913-10-18
A Great Powder Blast.

A monster blast in the Boundary district of British Columbia broke down 2OO,00 tons of ore September l.
 The blast was made at the British Columbia Copper Co.'S Mother Lode mine at Greenwood For several months previous, in addition to the ordinary work at the mine. the task of drilling 4,S3O holes. averaging in depth between l4 and l5 feet, had been go. inc on under the direction of the con- pany's general superintendent, F. 5, Norcross, Jr. This system of breaking ore was begun in 1911, but for dmen' sions this latest blast exceeded all others that have taken place Tn the history of the mine. The noise was not heard either at PneniX or at Green wood: at the latter town and at Mid way, a slight tremOr of the eait tn was the oniy intimation that the blast hat taken place. Extreme precautions auaipst accident were taken, and no only were the families of the mln' empIoyes ordered from the vicinity hu, their household effects also wen
 with them. Electricity was used t
 fire the charges, which were connect ed by l6 miles of wire, and conslste
 of 24 l-2 tons of 40 per cent dynamite Denver Mining Science.
Mohave County miner., 1913-10-18
How You Can Help the Flor
 ence Crittenton Home.

Is there in our fine new state one man, woman or child who does not know the Florence Crittenton Home at Phoenix or it's mission?
 It is the only open door for woman who are unfortunate in the battle of life. Women and girls are received here and cared for in a home which is all the word implies: to the indigent, os.racsed or abused of high or low degree, youth and age, the Florence Crlttenton Home is an open door.
 "The high cost of living" is as much an item with the management of this Home as with other homes: so to help defray the expenses for the coming year, the Florence Crttenton Home Circle of Phoenix will serve fine, well. cooked meals all through the Fair days at the Fair Grounds.
 Look for the booth, HELP GOOE WORK, eat with us. Come to Dinner
Mohave County miner., 1913-10-18
West Texas Mines
 Yield Big Returns.

An Austin, Texas, dispatch says Advices received here from the moun- tanOuS districts of western Texas show that mining operations are being conducted there on more extensive scale than ever before. A number Of silver and copper properties have been opened in the section around Van Horn. Shafter and Alpine during the last few months and ricn ore in con siderable quantities is being produced.
 One of the richest and largest pro ducing silver mines in the southwest is situated at Shafter. ltis owned by syndicate of California men and dur l ing the 30 years that it has been oDer- ated it has produced more than l2,- GOO, ,00OS of ore.
 An increase of production of quick. silver in the Terlingua discrict is also ln prospect.
 Arrangements are being made to re open two mines there, which were closed down a few years ago on ac count of water conditions. New claim of the metal are also being opened The Chisos quicksilver mine near Ter lingua continues to keep up its recort Of producing about l2,00S worth o quicksilver per month.
Mohave County miner., 1913-10-18
Eczema ana Itching Cured.

The soothing, healing medication in Dr.. Hobsou's Eczema Ointment pene- trates every tiny gore of the skin, clears it of all mpurlties-stops itch. ing instantly. Dr. Hobson's Eczema Ointment is guaranteed to speedily heal eczema, rasnes, ringworm, letter and other unsightly eruptions. Ec- Zema Ointment is d doctors pres criptlon, not an experiment.. All druggists or by mail. soc. Pfeiffer Chemical Co.,. Philadelphia and St. Lotus.
Mohave County miner., 1913-10-18
Chrome Dyspepsia.

The following unsolicited testimonial should certainly be sufficient to give hope and courage to persons afl1lcteu with chronic dyspepsia: "l have been chronic dyspeptic for years, and of all the medicine l have taken, Cham berlain's Tablets have done me more good than anything else." says w. c. Madison. No. : Sherman St., Hornells- vile, N. Y. For sale by all dealers.
Mohave County miner., 1913-10-18
Montana Water Power.

A Butte dispatch to The Boston Commercial says:-"l'he electrlticatlon of the Butte. Anaconda X Pacific Rail- road and the proposed electritication Of the Chicago, Milwaukee X St Paul, regard as the greatest progressive step taken Tn transportation methods in my lifetime," declared D, c. Jack ling, managing director of the Butte Superior property.
 "I have watched with tremendous interest the steps that have been taken toward the harnessing of the great water powers in Montana. John D. Ryan is pioneer, not strictly speaking in electrification of railroad transportation, but Tn the applying of electrical energy to it's many uses and Possibilities.
 "He is true conservationist. He believes in conserving the water powers of this great country and put ting them to commercial uses instead of letting them run away to the sea and be wasted as some of the so.called copservatonists would do if they were allowed to have their way.
 "The success of this change in mo- tive power presages the eventual change of motive power on all the railroads in the mountain sections believe. With the harnessing of the tremendous water powers and the con- serving of that energy, electricity Is bound to supplant the old steam sys tem and all the railroads will come tc it.
 eve have made a start along the same lines in Utah but Montana through the Montana Power company has set the pace for the entire nation Now lust think for a moment what th' harnessing of the big water power o this state means.
 "The different plants of the Mon tana Power company are so locate' that they are supplemental to eac other and they are able by their hig tension power lines IO IruuSiuiI po"c from one section to another withou loss of time or money.
 "These immense water development transforming thousands and thousand of horse power into electrical energ are made available in all parts of tn state. Today they are running tn Butte, Anaconda X Pacific Railwa system which is hauling millions ( tons of ore from the mines to tn shelter, carrying passengers, supple and furnishing the power required ft transportation.
 The same powers are lighting tf cities of your state. They are pumI
 ing the water for your water suppl
 They are furnishing heat and powt
 for the homes. They are operatir
 your mines. They are furnishing u
 motive power for your street railw'
 systems. They are furnishing pow
 for scores of small industries.
 And now finally see what they al
 doing toward irrigation projects, ma
Mohave County miner., 1913-10-18

inv the barren wastes of sand and sage brush into regular gardens that oios- som and give their fruits to humanity. "Apd all these things have been made possible by John D. Ryan and the men who have worked with hlm to this end. That is why say he is the truest type of conservationist." Charles Hayden of Boston spoke along the same line with enthusiastic | views of the electrifcation work in | Montana. "The successful completion of the electrifcation of the Butte Ana conda x Pacific road means more to Butte and to the entire country than we realize. The eyes of the railroad world are today focused on this city. The experts in railroad construction and thousands of engineers and rall- road men have been awaiting the open Ing of this line to see what the result might be.
 "The success of it has already been heralded throughout the nation and the far reaching influence of the state ment of Mr.. Earling of the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul that within year one great mountain division O that road would have its motive power changed to electricity means that all railroads that can secure cheal
 Il .,,,it T "I want to say that John D. Ryal has shown marvellous executive ant diplomatic ability in this development work. He has succeeded in bringing
 together Tn New York large numbe , of conflicting interests and brough
 harmony out of discord His work l o that hne has been of the highes
 order. He is a diplomat.
 !, He has put Butte at the fore-tror
 too among electric cities. The Mol a tana Power company way out her if in the west where it has taken lot
 courage to develop such enormol !. water powers has shown to the eas d the possibilities. Naturally l eXpe' h to see the Montana Power company h the years to come keep at the froi ,r with such a progressive and far seeir if management.
 "Other railroads will follow in tt
 wake of the Butte. Anaconda X r .' cltic and the next five years probab
 will see every steam road in MontaI '' converted into an electric llne.' le 0O'
Mohave County miner., 1913-10-18
They Make You Feel Good.

The pleasant purgative effect pro- duced hy Chamberlain's Tablets and the healthy condition of body and mind which they create make one feel joyful. For sale by all dealers.
Mohave County miner., 1913-10-18

One of the largest forest nurseries in the United States is conducted by the forest service near Haugen, Mon tana. It is known as the Savenac nur- sery and has capacity of 4,OOO,OoO young trees year.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-04

pation ewhenth and prescribed and other public vehicles hire and charges vehicles require schedules of such charges be posted in inspection md sealing of weights and measures n the city and to enforce the keeping and use by ~ " T 7fs Wegty % and measures duly ] stea m ana ent to prevent all descriptions of gambling and the using of any vide for for the he destruction of all such devices disposition of intoxicating liquors limit the number of places and fix the amount of such liquors within the limits of the city in the city nto rets nd zaooespeP5 and P9 pPe crbe the conditions upon which the business of selling dspo ing ing Of ntoans nquGf in the city may be engaged in or car thousand (2oOOo), shall number each one thousand ooo5 at the imitation herein a eoaned sna n6t appg to iesi hotels having hundred dOG provided in @ @ s ] @ & tho whether % G no tn the m @ % or & sae election duly called and held for that and if majority of the votes cast at such election be in favor of prohibition then within three CD months thereafter the manufacture sale of in city except for medicinal and purposes; and when intoxicating shall emned and if @ majority of the Votes st at said election be in favor of permission then within CD month thereafter the be permitted in the city provided however that elections for two 2 ySars year nor within % two f9 2 years M of & each other m ~ for the of city taxes in two CD nstalments at ($o To regulate & restrain and punish @ Tagrnnfs ] m9aiens fights all offensive immoral indecent dsorderly (a0 To levy collect taxes upon the subject limitations elsewhere this 5eo repsyng by any taxes per illegally G7) To fix official otheT%ise o pr provided ] for in ] this Charter ~ ~ - s, ~ bunG9 3 So % prES dollars an @ u to ny @ eaea fH6d nd t s ne d @ provide buildings highest t; rent; a Rc h & % 9 6 mr r al at 6 least ] ten S) & oasa'
 
 of der execution in favor of the city at amount bid exceeding purchased and to make such other D To provide for the sale at public auction after adverts- for five 0 days of personal property unfit for 4 To provide for the sale portions of the real d 9n 91nss b so 5b @ future 0t % needed h or & n % S % ' 9 Commission shall of change the grade any street avenue ane alley public The shall be thereafter changed the shed upon application of any person therein who may apply therefor upon payment ane alley court or place Within e e to be graded regaGed to the official grade paved or repaved capped rcapped walks manhoes culve eesspoOs cross walks to be constructed heren provide the shade trees planted therein and to cause shade trees to be planted storm and places n said city and to assess the cost of the lation such the
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Arizona republican., 1913-09-04
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The Commission


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Arizona republican., 1913-09-04
Proposed Charter Of The City of Phoenix
 Preamble
Preamble

in tuition and laws of the State of Arizona have framed adopted and ordained and do hereby frame adopt and an the following as the constitution of the state the Charter of the & said ne c thereof and supplementary the thereto ]
 as The Common Council of the City continue be body polite and corporate under the name it's nha9- den by the constitution erated in subsequent o those pa session on of t9o first legislature of Arizona Aet to enable @ a e & n% hond % @ unGred o frame and Charters for their government and to extend and de
 all of the terri mon Council City fol-
 Northeast of Section m nine & ('9 a Town @ along the East Southeast corner of the quarter s thence West along the south line of the Mort@ 1E "A of the Southeast quarter SsE East Of the Ga and south Southeast quarter (st 5 the south quarter CsE ) Section cl; thence West along east quarter sf 5l5 the Northeast ter sE "A of said Section eight 'S? & thee m 5 % 4b southeast @ of the so@t%9 @ ] gq & fsW m R hm 4 'S West aong the south (sW "A the Southeast quarter one G| North Range three C85 River along the East line of the North west 9"fF % neo M @ of the outh line of Yavapa street: sne@ ] W % m % @ @ ne of m the Northwest quarter G1 1l1 said Section seventeen Gz2 thence North % so4e the @ % e? Section eight & Township one G North along the West line of said section s the Southeast quarter O. Township one snd 0 N1r Gan henoe west along the quarter GN M 2 qf @ tn s nr of the Northeast quarter Southeast quarter (s "A of said Section seven North along the West line of the Nor NoTfeeast t 3} of the Southeast ] m @ S Se 2 % quarter @ 1 of West along the South said Southeast of the Northeast qua ane f f two R @ % ast of the Gs CTE 1G of said Section twelve C2) to d2 thence North along the West line of the % Nort east quarter o M "A n 0 sai4 S% f % 1E R of sad @ section C1E 1) of said Section twelve 2 to the Northwest @ of Meridian; thence corner of Town % fP One & CD nS Ho edan 6ns thence T 2 S ng % ' the West % line said Section six M thence East along the North line @ the quarter % m ( 2 % q SH W D & of C) Township CD North Range three G) East of the (Nw 74) of said Section five along the North line (5) G ast of the G and Salt River Base Meridian East along the @ North ne ef S@a ] 9 % % H R of " aa M section c) thence south along the East line of the West half C D of Section nine (sl Township one CD Meridian section the County of Marieopa st Saf sqTFR of Arizona 51
 Rights and Liabilities. Section 1 enjoy all of t9e
 
 nix  pai corporation City Phoenix obligations "The Council of of hereafter become legally bound
 
 proceedings ever; time time the hold mike do all corporation to which porated
 Without denial disparagement other being continued in the rights ertyo of Phoenix shall have the further rights and powers o-wt
 
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Arizona republican., 1913-09-04

(e) To purchase otherwise
 
 public utility effectuate public se dispose the the bequests, of property in fee simple in trust for charitable other
  terms beques. trust, (g) To borrow which powers city enjoy exercise ana issuance or ue bonded inc nde31edness the general (h To raise money special addition the the provisions of this Charter initiative approved least property shall be qualified electors of the State and the City
 G) To join with one or more cities incorporated under the on jointly source or sources of water supply or mnncp nd domestic purposes and to construct the orl necessary for
 
 CD be nfsess2y 1 2 Pfb of PTGPer = 6apn and ont ti, slaughter houses within without the city limits acquire (1) To operate a necessary 6e convenience or improvement of the f of Phoenix apd uo To have and exercise all conferred legislature of Arizona Chapter LXVD entitled dispose of their real and property and prescribe the Section Whenever power conferred by this Charter m oeeol % or m M % threof @ scb Gfarent m Tssfong % f " b @ td or noy Shall not the one arfect or rdd th tb % hf they effective qualified o city have Charter the and laws of the state of the specified of the
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 of said city shall be and they hereby vested in qualified Phoenix as such other Officers as may by hereinafter I officers the foregoing ] 'o8re % % s ne ctg @ ttorn a eit engineer @ chief of chief superintendent city mags The offices city % and ;. city collector ] al5eo's@ h t @ h h % p th city S assessor n a%d anG 6 @ ' c @ coe addition those imposed them by this Charter and the hereinafter provided shall be- prescribed by the Commission by been elected appointed and shall have qualified as provided and their duties be so Presfoe & the officers & a and have the rights now imposed and conferred upon them by law City of Phqen except in so far as they are % modified 6 e ocs of the ct ppponment of whom is deyoved upon him. Commission shall determine and designate their powers section The Commission have power to create and discontinue offices depuyship assisanshps and thereto of a shall The De5 n @ n @ esuss e % Commission. .,. coa. until by the Commission. appointed by the
 
 Commission. Section chief other officers the Com shall hold their he s. officials shall be by be officers the city in
 
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The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-11

Copy for regular advertisements must be in by 10 o'clock on the day of publication.