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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-04-22
SFANLY COUNTY.

Act (H: B.. 48S, S. B. $500 to i'm
prove public roads Of Nortl. and South
Albemarie townships. in Stanly coun-
~. Amount limited to 500, 900 issue
OF bonds. under terms of election, to
be held in sixty days after ratif cation
of act. "A. F. Biles, T.. w. Hill, w. S.
Manner, J. A. Groves, and J. S. Misen-
heimer named as commissioners, who
will act in conjunction with commits
saoners Of town Of Albemarle in work
ing streets Of that town.
Act Oh. B. $50, S. b. 420) providing
for the improvement of public roads
OF Stanly county. 1t creates a county
highway commission, composed OF
George d. TrOutman, w. H. Bivens,
and c. L. Smith, n provides that a
special tax in n township may be
levied ION petition Of majority OF
qualified voters; or an election on q
bond issue proposition may be ordered
ON the petition Of one-nfth of the
qualified voters"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-04-22

Act (H. b. 1000, S. B.. 433) amend
ing section 2721 Revisal OF 1905, s.
as to make communication for road
work 81 in Wayne county.
Act (H. B. 962, S. b. 435) amending
chapter 40 Acts of 1907. The act re-
peals the old law PROVIDING for pay
to road overseers for working hands
in Wayne county.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-04-22
WILSON COUNTY.

Act Oh. B. go, S. B. 1920 to au-
thorize town of Wilson,, in Wilson
county, to issue bonds for the purpose
Of permanently improving the streets
etc. Bond issues Of $4,000 each for
street improvement and enlargement
of power plant provided for-to be
voted on within 80 days. The follow
ing board Of public works is created
If either Or both bond issues prevail:
r. A. Darden, D. S. Boykin, Ernes.
Deans.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-04-22
Arr COUNTY.

Act Oh. B. 7O6, S. B. e9s) to pro
vide for good roads In the county OF
Warren. Road trustees 1.-TWO from
Warrenton township, eight. n from
each Of the other townships OF the
county. to be elected by he county
commissoners) are proved for. A
bond issue of $4,000 900 to be voted on
is authorized. Road duty is abolished
if the. bond issue is authorized by the
voters.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-04-22
WAYNE COUNTY.

Act Oh. b. 1899, S. B. 1920 to pro-
vide township bond issues for gooo
roads in Wayne county. Bond issue
of 500, 0O0 authorized for Goldsboro
township. Provision for other town
ships to adopt the law.
Act Oh. B.. 1862, 8. B. 1869 to au-
thorize construction Of bridges over
the Neuse river in Wayne county by
an incorporated body consisting of
Henry WE'LL, ct al.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-04-22
COUNTY.

tct OF. b. 1907. S. B. lS45) to au-
tborize commissioners Of Randolph
county TO submit to a vote the Ques-
ZION Of good roads bond issue, not to
exceed $500, 900, to be called and de-
"ided by majority OF votes cast. Good
roads commission created to have
charge Of system Of work if vote is
favorable.
Act III. B. 1921. S. h. 2Oo7) to
amend the public road law Of Ran
dolph county. Provides for an cleo
ION on May 20. 1913.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-04-22
VANCE COUNTY.

Act Oh. B. 1878. S. B. $50 to au-
thorize. commissioners of Vance coun-
ty to submit good roads bond issue
to voters of county. Amount author
ized $500, 600. Work to be done unoer
supervision Of good roads COMMISSION
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-04-22
YANC1.N COUNTY.

Act III. B. 1927. S. B. 1879 provid-
ing for building public roads in Yam
cey county. Road commissioners are
appointed. and given control OF work,
and authorized TO isue $3.50. eco In
bonds.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-04-22
VANCE COUNTY.

Act III. B. $50. S. B. 749)
ing town Of Henderson, IN vance
county. to issue bonds. ilnil'et ~
100000 ito be voted on) for street
purposes.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-04-22
COUNTY.

Act (H. B.. 1857. S. b. 1899 amend
ing chapter 2se, acts 1893, relating to
public roads OF Aehe. Allegheny and
Watauga counties. Road duty and
Communication as to .Watauga comfy
amended.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-04-22
SURRY COUNTY.

Act Oh. b. 1888, 8. B. 1919 TO pro
Vide for the improvement OF the pup
iic roads Of Mt. Airy township in Sur
~ county, and to issue bonds to pay
expenses thereof. Act creates a. h1gh-
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-04-22
WARREN

Act Oh. B. 1475. S. B. $3.50 to pro-
tect the public roads OF Warren
county. the use Of traction engines
with spiked Of corrugated tries being
forbidden.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-04-22

Especial to News and Observer
Spencer, April lS.-The stock Of j
P. yCroweil. general merchant, whc.
ten da vs. ago assigned to p. s Carl
ton, trustee, Was today sold 10 Kesier
& IHn1ax. who will sell the goods here.
The stock is valued a. about $3.50?
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-04-22
country

Act llI. r.. 1857, 8. B. SD to Is
tahI,sh chain gang and facilitate the
WORKING OF public roads of Rutherford
.oun;y, and to repeal chapter Az
Acts 1911. Special tax Of not over 3o
cents on property and 80 cents on
poIl TO be levied, etc.
Act Oh. B. 1879. 9. B. 1os1) to au-
,hor,zc commissioners Of Rutherford
county to issue $685. 600 good roads
bonds. under terms provided, includ-
ing election by the voters Of the
county.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-04-22

Act lH. B.. 1910, S. b. 1z30) to al
lou the commissioners Of Rm herford
construction. Rate IS not to exceed
20 cents for years Of 1913 and 1914.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-04-22
BOND ISSUES
FOR GOOD A
.iontiuued. form Page Eight

morrow not exceeding $4,000 In an,
~. year for road purposes.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-04-22
WAX" co

Act Oh. B. 1885, s. b. 1866 to create
the. Wake County Highway Commas
sion and to authorize the commissaoH-
ers Of Wake county to submit to ~
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-28
THOSE WHO JAN
 VOTE SATURDAY
Eligible Women Can Cast Ballot Whether Registered or No, Old Law Being Operative
INTEREST Is GROWING

With School Trustee BIedsoe a can aidate for reelection and 0. R. John stou, of Warren, announced in opp1 sition, there promises to be a Consid cratic vote polled at the school dis trict election 10 be held on Saturday
 Both candidates have numerol- friends who are in the field to m4k. votes.
 In view of the interest attaching tl the election, the exact requirement. of the law with reference to eligibilit. 10 cast ballot for school trustee ar, timely. Also it will be particularly il. teresting to women, otherwise quaL fled. to learn they are entitled to VOL on Saturday regardless. of the regis ir&tlon law recently passed for thel reneht. The section Of law unce. which the Saturday elections will D. held, is reproduced below in full:
 Section 3S. Every person. male female, of the age Of twents- s--One yea or over, who is a citizen of the Unite States, who has been a resident ( the State ot Arizona for one year, an Of the district for thirty days inn diately proceeding the day of eIe, ton, aud who is the parent or guard an of minor child residing in the d.
 tTict, or who has paid state or cou.
 ty tax, exclusive of poll, road . school tax, during the preceding yea
 is eligible to election to the office , trustee and shall be entitled to vo. at any school district eleCuon; pr
 yidea that every woman offering s vote at such election (Who is oJhe. wise qualified under this sectonl al whose husband or father Is or was
 citizen of the United States, shall {, treated and considered as a citizen the United States for the purpose C voting at such election. And pIOyl, ed further, that every woman who's husband is a taxpayer on commUniL property and who is otherwise qua.
 fed to vote under this section. sha be considered a qualified electOr lc the pag pose of voting at such election Any person offering to vote may challenged by any legally qualifle
 elector of the district, and the jucs. must thereupon administer the 10
 lowing oath to the person chaliengec You do solemnly swear that you ar' a citizen of the United States, an are naw, and have been, 8 resident ( i this school district during the tEirt. days preceding this election; that 90. are the parent or guardian of a mint child residing iu this school distTic
 or that you have paid tor your hm band has paid) in tbis county, Q stat
 or county school tax during the pas year. exclusive of a poll, road c school tax and that you have not vol Ted at this election. so help you God If he or she takes the oath preserthe | in this section. his or her v0te shal
 be received otherwise, the vote sh44
 be rejected.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-28
NEW EDIHCE TO BE
 ONE OF FINEST IN STATt
Catholic Church Structure on Higgins Hill Will Cost Around S30,000.

Present indications are that work will begin on the erection Of the new Catholic church, upper Tombstone canyon. before the end of April.
 Nearly all details relative to the starting of work have been arranged. The survey of the property, which was donated by Thomas Higgins, has been completed, sent to MT. Higgins and reported favorably by him Gen eral plans have been drawn and 1t is expected that the final plans will bs completed and passed upon within two weeks. Shortly after this con struction work will begin. Those n charge of the work wish to have Ii started as soon as possible as this season of the year is the most favor able for building.
 The church will be of either brick or tone and will be one of the finest edifces in the state It will cost be tween s25.0OO and $3O.O0O The prop erty on which the church is to be built adjoins the Lcretto academy and is conveniently located on the car line. No arrangements have been made yet regarding the disposition oi the present church. This property which is located on School hill will possibly be sold to add to the building fund of the new edifice.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-28
CUBA AID ISLE OF PINES
 IN STRAINED RELATIONS
s Sovereignty Issut Is in Dispute and Americana Protest Against
 Alleged misruie

WASHINGTON. March 25-Rela- tons are strained between the Gu ban government and the people of the Isls of Pines as the result of the fail are of tse United States and Cuba ,A come to some agreement as to soy- ereignty over the island Under the treaty of Paris, wliieh concluded the spanish h-Aracriean war. the question of sovereignty was to be arranged by treaty between the two countries. In the fifteen years that have elapsed since the outbreak Of the spanish war three unsuccessful attempts have been made to secure such 8 treaty.
 The sD0e American inhabitants Of the Isle of Pines petitioned the Taft administration 10 leave the incoming administration free to deal with the demand they arc now making for at. tachment to the United States. The movement has greatly irritated the Cuban people.
 The American residents of the Isle who form about 60 Der cent of the population and pay 95.5 per cent os the islands taxes are holding mass meetings 10 protest against alleged misrule They arc threatening with prosecution for treason.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-28
LOOSE M MORI5L WILL
 BE HELD 0H SUNDAY

Among FrateTnal orders there is no lore beautiful and impressive Mem rIIl seyice than that of the Moose. he annual date Of this service falls Sunday next
 Judge SutteF wiIl bs present frCm tombstone 10 deliver the Memorial ddress, and in the conduct of the ervices Rev Decker will officiate in ssociation with Bisbee Lodge off CTS
 The seryices will De held al the Or heum theater, under arrangements oncluded yesterday. at 3 o'clock in he afternoon. All Moose will be pres nt and the general public is extend l invitation.
 Included with the services wiIl se pecial music. Those who attend will Ind in the program Of services much hat will interest and instruct as wsll appeal to the better side Of nature.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-28
TOMBSTONE REPORTED
 RAISIRG FIGHT FUND

Judge M J. Brown returned last vening from Tombstone. where he
 as on legal business.
 Aside from the fact that Tomb tone people are considerably stirred with regard to proposed removal the county seat, 1 noted nothing ut Of the ordinary run Of serenity nd quiet peculiar to that city" said ac judge last night 'I did hear h'le there that a well organized sovement was being brought ab5ut TT the purpose Of raising a fund with
 hich 10 fight the removal of the OuTt house. the plan being 10 levy one per cent of tax valuation Eaiu5t all property in the town. Con
 ideTable money would thus Ee raised. rom what I heard. property owEers Tombstone are agreeable to the Jan and will contribute ss requested. {,
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-28
LIGGETT CINE
 OUT IN SAFETY
Automobile Man Changed His Route of Travel in Order to Avoid Being Im- pressed in Service
FIGHT END CANANEA

William Liggett. reported as killed near Cananea on Wednesday, arrived in the city yesterday morning. He was a little more sun burned than usual, but otherwise extremely alive.
 The report that was killed in Canane1 probably gained circulation because l was not seen anywhere Hong the regular road" said Mir. Liz gett yesterday. This was due 10 the lact that I heard yesterday afternoon lt Naco that General Ojeda wanted to orrow two automobiles, probably for scout work For this reason l took he read leading through San Pedro and thus avoided both the federals md the state troops.
 T left Cananea about o'clock Wednesday night ! see that it is generally reported that Colonel Mo reno surrendered about [ o'clock that evening. This may have been so, as Ee could see white flags floating rom the barracks. but desultory fir .ng continued until it was dark and here was occasional firing up to the ime left People were still keeping lway from the zone around the cen CT of the town or around the bar- acks. SO no definate information was btainable at the time I left. The peo ]le in Cananea at that time generally bought that Moreno had not sur endered and did not expect to.
 Mir, Iiggett will leave for Canansa his morning. Amougt those wno anne up here with him were F. W sidell. Wells-Fargo agent at Cananea
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-28
WINS RIGHT ID
 MINERS FORTUR

CHICAGO, March 2S.-Mrs. Kath crime May Elliott's right 10 claim share or the whole Of the $Z.000,09 estate of Henry Curtis Elliott, her C vorced husband, was upheld by a ie cisiOn of the appellate court today The upper courts decision was re yersed and a decree entered in the circuit court. sustaining the dempr- rsfs to Mrs. Elliotts bill tRemanding 6 the case for trial to the lower court
 EIlistt -.sssssttz u u Alaska in 1888 after being grub staked' by his wife to the extent Of S500.r 4Ee located valu- able copper properties and his for tune was estimated at about S2.009' 900 when he was killed by a snow slide in Alaska in 1909
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-28

Miss fazeI ;. HaIH=lJ. Is. Is tue ouiy daughter Of soveTnUE and ncs q D. Ha;ueid. oi Nest sirginia. Just sI pEtsgnt she Is atfeuding cbOoi % Clucinuau nd is far gasknceo Tn Aef stl1Ies Sne tss =tCvn 4u spti- tule Tor us.sfc nd rainfins and ni1s flair % hold bish l'osition tu the younger soCiai set at tae West Nir- giuia carliai when aus tas comp ted her school work
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-28
IN LINE FUR
 MORE CROWDS
Lowell Has Another Big Week of Travelling Amuse- ment Features Ahead, Be. ginning on the 2nd.
CIRCUS -- CARNIVAL

An exceptionally busy week for Lo. well closed with the departure of the Campbell Carnival shows from the town yesterday. The intermission be- tween unusual show attractions, bow ever, is to be brief and Lowell an. ucipates that next week 1t will agaia be crowded with amuseuent seekers rom all over the district
 The Selis-k iotO clrcus on the End Will of course draw big crowds. Open ing simultaneously with the circus WIll be the California Carnival Co. coming to the cistrlet under the au- specs of the Moose. The circus re- mans one day and the Carnival Co, all week.
 In preparation for the opening of their carnival week the Moose nave active committees at work and expect that during the week Moose general ly will be in harness boosting for the carnival. where they will be in charge and al work in endsayor to make the occasion one Of much pleasure for everybody
 Whatever the Carnival Co, earns will be divided with the Moose, who stand to considerably increase the funds they have on hand through the enterprise Of the committees operat- ing independently of the order but for its entire benefit in bringing ln and conducting the carnival.
 Of the latter there comes excellent reports from El Paso and other south western points where the California Co, has recently made stands. The company is just breaking into its 1918 season and is equipped with en- tirely new acts and features. All O. which have been found unusually ac- ceptabIe according to the advance re ports from other localities.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-28

For the second time within six months the voters of Michigan are to be given an opportunity cn April z to pass e proposed woman suffrage amendment.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-28
NO FRIEDMAN SERUM OUT

WASHINGTON, D. C., M2rch % Rsports Of chaTlatans claiming to have pr. Friedman's tuberculosis vac cine and swindling Yhe sick were called to the attention Of the pubic health service today. Dr. Friedman in New York. declared that no one in this country has received any oi h.s culture except the government health officials and Surgeon General PIue declared that absolutely none oi this had been distributed.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-28
1.ooo ARRIVED AT euAYMAs.
fisitor Who Witnessed DisenbsFicine Says That Ngmbef Co the
 Outside Limit.

Among arrivals in tho city last
 veniEg vas Emilio Eytano. q busi-
 es man of Guaymss. Mr Eytano eff Guaymas following the arrival acre oi about 1000 Huerta regulars rom the south, who have reinforced ' federal command about Guaymas lamteFing probably 500 men. NGr. Ey- aro says that the regulars arrived 5u board two transports and that I09e is the outside figure Ou their numter. Be witnessed the disembarking of the men. He does not believe, from what he heard upon the arrival of the men from the south that there are further federal forces to come by ga. ter. The Guay mas forces, however. are expecting to join with federals routed from Chihuahua.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-28

Secretary Of State Bryan has ac cepted an invitation to Dc the guest of honor at the second annual banque
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-28

in New York next month of the Pan American Society of the United States.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-12
Officers Are Named
To Conduct Coming
Power Boat Races

l. H. Cory, one of the best known
motor boat men on the coast. was
yesterday elected chairman of the
coast section of the American Power
Boat association and w. l. Brainard
of Sacramento was named as vice
chairman.
The governing body in New York
has given the local section full con-
troll over motor boat racing on the
coast. and sanction was granted to
hold the coast championships at Sac
ramento next year. On February 22
the annual long distance cruiser race
will be held, and on March 80 the an
nual cruise has been set. On October
10. IL and IL the annual river cruises
will be on
The other officials named at yester-
days meeting are as follows.
Secretary. Frank Garden; treasurer. n Bur
Lesson; directors. Emil Stauf, G. Swain, r. A.
Ismbourne and c. Il. Judge. Timers, T. w.
Madeley. Sacramento, and r. Rittfgstetn.
Starter. c. W. Evans. Official surveyor, Frank
Gsrden Measnrers. J. W. Diekie. H. Eichler.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-12
GYM EXERCISES
ATTRACT THE !.
ATHLETES
Big Tourney Will Be Staged
in Berkeley Hall
Tonight

The second annual gymnastic. cham
pionship competition of the Pacific
association will be staged at the
Berkeley Y. M. C. A. gymnasium to-
night Director Seawright of the
Berkeley institution has charge of the
events and has received entries from
the University of California and the
three big X. M. C. A. organizations.
The teams entering for the team
prize consist of five men. Each GYM
mist has to go through series of ex-
ereises on five pieces of apparatus.
The men have to perform three exer-
cfses on each apparatus, two of them
being set and the third open to selec-
tion by the competitor.
Points will be awarded for approach.
retreat. execution and form. the man
scoring the highest number OF points
winning the Individual championship
Of the Pacific association. The exer-
cises will be conducted on the high
bar. parallel bar. mat, rings and horse.
The entries received for the title
are:
University of California-F. B. Col
lon, r. HoIeman, E. Wright, A Alice.
M. Coffey.
Berkeley &c. surciiffe. G. Smith.
A. Small. ]. Buzzell, J. Muldonado.
San Francisco "Y''-F. Wolff. r.
Pieper.
Oakland ''Y"-J. Nelson. A. Wright.
w. Bianchfield.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-12
RECORD IS MADE
/. BY GAME SIX
DAY RIDERS
Nine Leading Teams Lower
Mark Made Fourteen
Years Ago

NEW YORK, Dec. ia record
which has stood for Il years was
broken early today when the nine
leading teams in the six day bicycle
race at Madison Square garden had
A3edalled 1894 miles nat in 101 hours.
In 1899, when the six day bicycle
races became team affairs for the first
time. Miller and Waller established a
record OF 1851 miles, laps, for the
one hundred and first hour
There was an early morning sprint
today in which Hansen and Anderson
lost several laps, and were finally
placed full mile behind the leaders.
Otherwise, the relative positions of
the riders was unchanged.
The nine leaders in the race were
more than rs miles ahead of the rec
ord at the end of the ninety-ninth
hour, at 3 o'clock this morning. They
had pedalled 1886 miles, laps.
A second bunch of four was still
riding a lap behind. The Anderson
Hansen combination was four laps
farther behind and the Kopsky- -Keefe
team continued pedalling about 10
miles behind the leaders.
At o'clock today, the one hundred
and fourth hour of the race. 10 teams
were tied for first place, the Cory
Walker team having gained a lap.
The leaders at that hour had trav-
eied 2,047 miles laps, which is 90
miles 4 laps ahead of the record.
The Clarke Grenda, Carman Cam
eron and Mitten-Thomas combination
were still one lap behind. and the
kopsky-Keefe team was 1871 miles in
the rear of the leaders.
nd
laps behind and was declared officially
out at a m