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Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-06
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Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-06
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Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-06

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Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-06
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Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-06
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Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-06
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Arizona republican., 1913-08-31

 s "[na m abh ehSe Sn @n9 m e bc % IS b Ied and ] vehicles and to require schedules of such charges to be posted in (ao) provide inspection in the enforce the keeping license, prohibit a descriptions gambling and vide flor for the destruction @ all @ such :sa; devices ss and etermine the locations Where intoxicating liquors mpy b sold or disposed off, prescribe tax to be paid by those who engage in the sale disposition Of such liquors within the corporate limits of the city - n ,h ey into whoaers % retailers and m and pre which selling ried respectively; provided
 
 number (OoO) that the city having at least hundred dOo) bed Under the initiative provided Chapter ter the ] ns b % whether m 0 no m the b @ @ b or h & ol 6 m d pne b ~ te nmaifed eco of may be % citS et election duly called and held for that and if majority (a> months thereafter the manufacture sale of for medicinal and acramena purposes and when or mot the manuaeture or sale of emn and am Gf % @ the as at sa election sna se of f su ~ auor 9 as U the ase may be- sa held the oftener than in two 3 9 y % comn o h M 2 have h @ ' to by ordI for the m of city taxes @ n T9 (9 @ naan at regulate restrain and punish warrants nendicans prize fights offensive
 levy ess uPGn a the e6e1. sa and Ps9Ra ,P, enssf ppvdsa % @ city, subject to the limitations elsewhere " this sn,sss 5 To ss P by @ % any taxes per @ S fd 5nf for fsS5 @ for all fund exceeding five direction II C5s) provide hereafter the city but all leases shall be made at pub least uo days Commission it's discretion reject any @ T @ for of the % @ @ % a%o%n D ys net the judgment costs; provide any Tegusonr s n connection w suh @s TO provide for the public personal unfit unnecessary for n provide the sale of % such portions , of the real e % @ hges hR 6dGer @ pupshe n oes o
  (4 provide cOnded to the aD establish change the grade of street sha not be bereadr changed except upon the payment of all damages provide setting grade stakes when and wherever esta
  may apply upon payment the thereof lane alley court or place within the city to be graded surfaced or rearfseea of out and cultivated ao to Grdep dranaEe s 0 Sanaf
 and i pp % m sad i s a and to assess the cost e sa aon of lamps standards
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  either side thereof be against the association firm owning operating maintanns railroad rail- roads provide enforcement thereof the Commission or or the people
 
 
 
 proceedings shall be in conformity 
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 Commission
Arizona republican., 1913-08-31
CHAPTER " The Commission

eontuon or laws of the State of of the City of Phoenix the % J h tb to ] M h proper Ordinances or resolutions carry out each and every Powe rg 6 h % b to en- force said Fshts m and and f % oth & And the herenabove and M e f " han hereinafter enumerated and set i
 seal with n6 di'e d se eP be affixed to all instruments CT needing % ] nd wise ~ and & change % te same @ m n @ orfevTes pnd penalties ton of an provson of this Charter or no limit which may be prescribed by d % the State of Arizona relative to incorporated c'S ~ W the of the person or persons creating causing com @ or o offer reHaG is noe exceeding two (s5oOO the apprehension and conviction con of any ] Person n Wn0 ] may h thf commute" e'' (o To and maintain police and fire departments and police telegraph and telephone systems provide for thereof also to erect and maintain suitable tab % Cs> To manufacture storing & and using @ & of powder gun d 0f bstoeS ire flamable no
 boilers and electric motors and to prohibit their use in such oGh % safety or health also to regulate the installation Hat of gas and % (s> prescribe and height buildings that be erected therein and the nature buildings alteration of existing build GO To regulate the materials used in all buildings chinneys stacks and other and the com tt @ use % sf M m tns1r bnildtne as cbmneys nent or destruction; to regulate buildings other structures for the Of % used in piping buildings or other purpose Going to prohibit CID To require the owners and to % % gP"n 9 m % @ anG @F m the re an construction the removal of
 
 resuate Carrying
 combustibe material unsafe places and to ds) and exits from all theaer lecture rooms halls schools churches and other places of public ateng of every kind and to prevent 1al~23s ais asles or open @ places , therein m a tt - and ears passing nrG%sh the g m and % 56 spd 0f of % tb 0 S % @ our % m railway station Inf pae 5 gates .nn or vdns at at and local trains to be provided with lenders other appliances for the better @ " @ ne pup ] to & prohibit the blocking of crossing or intersection of any thoroughare with for period longer than propel automobiles other u5) prohibit the exhibition carrying of public sidewalks; buildings regulate or prohibit traffic and sales in the sGeets aeSS to or % p"ec P G @ to ] prn thr no} G % fp hi @ % p% d % prcfro and fro the si6ewaR his default to authorize the removal or and make such expense tax lien upon % same time and in the mizderneanor for 
 u7) construction use l of
 1 To nd prevent he a
 
 payment the impose penalties suchp license
 To regulate the large of ami authorize the disposition animals large that | may be
 (2o> prohibit punish cruelty the | and healthfuI condition
 To make be   (3) miles thereof make laws
 
 
 | witt
 To prohibit the occu a the
  in 
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Arizona republican., 1913-08-31

of than three thou and the Charter p of sad city, Which Sba supersede all laws amendatOry thereof and supplementary thereto
 Nan Boundaries
 Council of the City of FhoeniS shall remain ana Ciy proper which are not fGrPd including those hereinafter enum eraed in subsequent chapters ot m a tf as % of tI first ] snoS'ted ] m % % 1 irt % IisIatrr @ e Of Arizona entitled Act to enable all cities popua than three thousand five hundred dd to frame an nd @ fine their own powes approved June s. l9l2 m f tho terri mon Council of the City of fol- Beginning (9> Town TP % one @ p and % M s running 2 hencs south along the Southeast of the Northeast quarter thh @ "A Of b % Nh Section nine ) to the Northeast corner oI (} North Range three (s1 along the East line of the quarter the % eas, % sr " m the f sd secion eight G); thence west along I D of said seetiGn eight ( 2 tS the N9h a ter F 74o of said Section eight 'Se thnGe % scum m heas eight @ the Southeast corner CsE 4 of said the South 0s 53 of said section eight (S5 ne " Torth Range three (35 East of the thence south along the East line of the 40fr the south line of IaIapa street section with the West line D of nH ssd Serte c9n ntg 9agter @ @ of ad eon u and Salt River Base and Meridian; thence North along the West ne Of ] d % @ & of southeast quarter (s t of section seven Ge & roRp R % the South line of the Northeast ton seven @ Northeast quarter (5: thence North along (7) to the Northwest of e W a the South line of the North one-haf W ) Section (D o the southeast corner of the NoGS' @ h the Ga and Salt River Base and nsf CNE 1D of said Section twelve CPD to the center of sd east quarter C o the North ot @ } of ssd section twelve ca5 to the corner of section seven O. township CD (8) East Base and Meridian; thence of the Southeast quarter & ls n 2 & of sg2n m s @ co., and s Meridian; thence North along the West line of ter Southwest corner of the Northwest quarter ye @ FoT"np R1 oPs Base CD .n H5 esn hne nS S 3 @ g E h West line me Of the Northwest Invest q% m i6 stio R y @ @ @ tc East along the North line of said Section five CD to the G) East of the a and Salt River Base and Meridian m hg4Ge fas eoner % the Northwest quarter (w 9} (W 9l of said section four cD to orhes rth Rsnr qf @ ( G East % of t @ % and Salt Rver Base and said Section of being within the Count of Marie o
 General Powers Rights Liabilities
 ction1 he of Phoenix:
 control exercise and enjoy all of the all of the property real personal privileges franchises,
 
 Council of the City of Phoenix"
 O) be and all other legal obligaons for Common Council the City hereafter become legally bound
 Gel t be implicated, O and proceedings whaso- seal and from time to time alter the same
 
 
 municipal do to
 
 2 dsparagement of other the Arizona of Phoenix have
 To by purchase condemnation otherwise and
  paygrounds places public public hospitals ahIe
Arizona republican., 1913-08-31

To purchase condemnation or otherwise with necessary of any mon benefit O To donations a and gifts of all kinds of o and " to do all acts to carry out the purposes of donations with sell donation of absolutely in () To borrow for of the purposes for which the powers and ] q ipe G1 3 n of sD 6nded ne = aa oa the time such proceedings ( To raise money by special tax in addition to the an @ & taH th proy0n5 % m of iniS fef 6 b eve @ of o % ae m ] by least of the property taxpayers who T9 j9n n Tn @ one % 6 oF a m % m % n ] una d d n municipal needs unite with such (D To whatever ma, C To establish maintain operate houses within without the city limits and to acquire the ne
 CD To install maintain and operate all necessary works which be conducive to the welfare safety good heain b nbbpaGt GPeteGe thereof f 0' the O' al" epaI corporations by horize munctpa eorporatons of the their real and personal and prescribe the Whenever conferred by this his charsr the be conferred in different terms of two method shall not the one effect % or modify the other but
 
 section f the Charter the constitution and laws of the Sta state to enact appro pr59e eslsatn % tho to carry @ % out % t6e spd @ @ powers of the
 'esArrmm aoxe1nm.nt |"
 s da % % d Sfr @ & 26 the be nd h s@d e ' Commission to consist of mayor and four % & Sr other m Oes hereinafter provided and in city such other officers m @ as ny e hgreaer e 6 eSna n either f the D @ n
 % th i charter o be eeoed
 addition the officers named in the flor foregoing city city engineer chief of by ordinance may be led that be exofco conec-
 The duties of the several addition those imposed upon them by this Charter and the hereinafter provided shall be prescribed by the Commission by been appointed qualified erenafer 9ad co oa 5he of a1s 5he City % Shall the m9 e f ordinances m of said corporation the City of Phoenix except Tn so Tar as they % % oue m % S @ @ his proceed to the appGnnfnt % of , fn shall determine and designate their powers
 shall 42ys sy ofsiGance a5a aS S other than those Pborded oG n h n m na n @ Il section 4 The city manager appointed Com mission by the Il section 5 The city auditor be appointed by the I city magistrate shall be appointed by the and Isooner rremOv ed fore
 collector city attorney city engineer chief other the this be shall hold their
 
 all city officials shall be by be xedby the the city except in the saar with his official duties shall be pad | by hn int the
 section of in this thereafter qualified , eector
 Section Duingt the of enpore until is filled as 
 lawful the remaining members O member Commission; land suchfv selection shall be had at and the minutes ar,dn nLlif fn ed
Arizona republican., 1913-08-31
Proposed Charter Of The City of Phoenix
 Preamble
Preamble

We the people of the City of Phoenix city incorporates under the name ands having population of more than three thou behalf the framed adopted do following of provided the said The Com of of amendatory suppIemenary thereto.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-06-19
NO PLANS FOR
GOVERNING CANAL

Washington, June l6.-Plans for a
permanent government on the canal
zone will not be put into effect until
the formal opening OF the canal in
January, 1915, Secretary Garrison
announced today, In the meantime
the zone government will continue as
Heretofore, vita such notifications as
changing conditions may demand.
Secretary Garrison has conferred
frequently this week with Colonel
Goethals, chairman of the Isthmian
canal commission, and he has asked
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-06-19

the colonel to submit from time to
time recommendations as to the or
CARNATIONS Of permanent govern
ment.
1t Is practically certain that the
government will continue to operate
the Panama railroad after the canal
Is completed, Secretary Garrison said
as It would be necessary to have a
means for transportation OF troops
and supplies, in the event the canal
should be out Of commission at any
time.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-06-19

Stirred to Action. Mr.. C. F. Olsen
deputy county assessor Is authority
for the statement that Hyrum people
have been stirred to action in the mat
ter of repairing Blacksmith Fork can.
yon road near the new reservoir and
that they propose to see that the work
1t attended to at once. The work once
done and there is no better canyon
in the state, considering the road from
the mouth Of the canyon to the Hard
ware ranch.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-06-19

An Improved indian-Alma Waiter.
son one of the proprietors OF the Lo
gan Arms G. Sporting Goods Co. took
the Republican mad for a Joy ride
yesterday on an improved Indian mo-
torcycle. The new machine mas
just arrived and is equipped with a
rear seat attachment which makes it
very comfortable riding for the sec.
ond passenger.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-06-19

c. z. Harris Here-Mr. c 2 Har.
ris of Richmond, one Of Cache val
ley's most substantial boosters and
business men, was in Logan yester'
day attending to business. He says
crops look good and the Cache val
ley farmers in the vicinity of hia
town seem to be prospecting this sea
son. :.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-06-19
WILL CELEBRATE
MIDSUMMER DAY

Tue swedes will celebrate Mid-sum
mer Day, June "a, in Johnson's Grove.
They expect the usual good time. a
splendid program will be rendered and
everybody is invited TO come and en-
Joy day in games and dancing. The
program will appear in Saturday s
Republican.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-06-19

Bacon Expected-John 7. Bacon
president of the General Service Cor
poration of Philadelphia, is expected
to arrive in the city today. His Wis
1t will be in connection with the pro
motion of the gas works for this city
He will likely be accompanied by 7.
N. Perry of Ogden.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-06-19

Left For Portland-G. w. Ind
quist, city commissioner and under
taker. left yesterday afternoon for
Portland, Oregon for brief trip
where he will meet Mrs. Lindquist
who has been visiting with her sis
ter for couple of weeks. While he
is out Of town 1t Is expected that no
one will die, in fact Mr.. Lindquist
has so ordered it, although he has
left a competent manager to take
charge of his affairs while he is
away.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-06-19
WILLARD HANSEN IN CHAIR
American Dairy, Food and Drug Off
Gals Convention
Opens

Mobile, Ala i, June 16.-The annual
convention OF the American Dairy
Food and Drug oficials opened here
tonight, Vice President Willard Han
sen OF Utah presiding. The first bust
ness session will be held Tuesday,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-06-19

was taken into the coal ileids during
the strike with his wife and children.
He said he worked at Mucklow for
four weeks, and that he received no
pay.
1T was all used up in the company
store" he said, land the store sand
J owed the company money"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-06-19
Deputy Superintendent-Mr. w

Deputy Superintendent-Mr. VIM.
L. Keller, deputy superintendent OF
the Metropolitan Life Insurance com.
pany of New York, was in the city
yesterday in the interest of his com
pany. He expects to open up this
field and may remain here for sever
al days until he gets proper agencies
established
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-06-19
OMNIBUS IN WEST VIRGINIA
Strike Believed on Again; Fear Pres.
ent lull ForeteIls Coming
Storm

Charleston, w. Va, June 1t-With
industrial war again declared in West
Virginia, the senate coal strike in.
vestigating committee today confront
ed situation critical and complicat
ed. Word from the isolated sections
of Paint creek and Cabin creek that
the strike was again on drifted into
Charleston from half dozen sourc.
es, and representatives of mine oper.
ators. miners and state officials sought
in vain for definite word from the lit.
tie camps along the creeks
With the New river district, few
miles away from the creeks awaiting
only the match to set off a confiagra.
ton of excitement, the state officials
today watched the situation with fear
and trembling. For days the New riv-
er miners have threatened trouble.
They number about $4,000.
Before the case for the operators
was commenced the attorneys for the
miners were permitted to call num-
Der of witnesses.
w. II. Adkins said he saw a group
of guards climb the hill about Holly
| Grove the morning of February and
a few minutes later, he said, shots
were fired from the hill into the min
ers' tents in Holly Grove.
Attack on Town Described
Zed d. Zeller, who was IN Holly
Grove when the shooting began re
peated the story Of the clash, and
GUNNER Biggs, another Holly Grove
miner, described the attack on the
town from the armored train.
A. H Honaker, merchant Of Hol
ly Grove, said he was arrested by IF
teen mine guards and taken from mis-
house. He had allowed miners tc
erect tents on his property, he SAID
after they had been elected from tbs
company's houses. Guards he declar
ed, had dumped the furniture OF forty
or fifty miners on his land and NJ
had allowed them TO remain.
Elizabeth Fish, a pretty, olive skin
ned mountain girl, said she and Ma!
Claypool, in company with anothe
girl, we're met by nine mine guards
who ordered them to wade the creek
enforcing the order with their guns
One OF the girls tried to remove ne
shoes and stockings before entering
the water, which at tina; point wa
waist deep.
Drove Girls Into Water
u "She got one shoe off," said tn
girl when the guards told her sh
was too darn slow and drove her Il
the water"
5 Several miners told of their exper
: ences with mine guards. Much e.
3 mulatlye testimony as to condition
, in the field before and after the strik
I was presented by several miners, c
( l.. Woman, a stable boy, said ths
1 q guG ! system was mainly respoi
-. 5ib.C t.. the trouble.
5 III you'll take the guards out {
2 there" he said, 'the men and ope
ators would be able to get together
p Mr.. Workman said the guards wer
: still at work on Cabin creek.
! G. r. Shaw of Parkersburg said
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-06-19
KILLED BY WOOD TICKS

Cheyenne, June 16,-J. Nelson
ming is dead at his home, making
the third victim in this state within
two weeks of spotted fever induced
by the bites of wood ticks.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-06-19

The demand for harvesting mach.
ines has commenced. The Sidney
Stevens Implement Co., are kept
busy these days sending out Acme
Hodge mowers and rakes and they
report quite a demand already for
Acme-Hodge headers. - Advertise
ment. II
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-06-19

A Good Catch-Tbere was fine
display of trout in the window Of
the City Drug store yesterday. Some
Of the fish would weigh nearly a
pound and a half. They were caught
in Logan canyon.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-06-19

Coming From Ilinois-Mrs. Gin
ton G. Smith and her sister Miss
Laura Young are expected to arrive
here from Springfield, Illinois On Sun.
day. Mrs. Smith has been away from
the city for about two months. He
sister is returning with her for a WIS.,
II
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-06-19

Newbold the Clother, is having a
great bargain sale for one week. Now
is your time to buy clothing, shoes
and hats, for the family. Everything
goes, no reserve. Advertisement. tt
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-06-19

Funeral Today-Funeral services
will be held in Richmond today over
the remains Of John Dobson, the vic.
tim Of runaway accident on Sun.
day.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-06-19

Here From PHILIPPINES. Mr.. and Mrs
.;v.n Alfred are in this city from the
Phil pine Islands where they have
been for the past seven years in the
employment of the U. s. Bureau OF
the U. A. C. in the year 1906 and
while at the schco' gained a reputa.
ton as a football p-s'er. He reports
having had a pleasant trip and to have
enjoyed his labor. n. Chancey Love
land, formerly Of this city Is also do
ing nicely in his work. says Mr., All.
red. Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. f. Wilson
Jr., are entertaining the Allreds dur.
ing their stay here.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-06-19

Mrs. Wilkie II. Blood and daughter,
Cynthia returned home Monday even.
ing from a pleasant visit with rela'
tives and friends in Kaysville.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-06-19

Wanted-Twelve fresh milk cows,
over two and under six years old.
Phone 563J2, F. r. Peart Il. F. d.
No. Advertisement. If
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-06-19

Misses Media Bingham and Ivy Pet
e'son left yesterday morning for
weeks visit with relatives and friends
in Sat Lake.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-06-19

Chicago visitor-P. G. Solem OF
Chicago is in the city. guest of R.
l.. Campbell, manager of the Camp
bell Smart Shopp.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-06-19

Stanley schaub Home. Mr.. Stanley
Schaub, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Schaub OF the Fourth ward arrived
home Monday evening from Boston
where he spent the past two years
studying at the New England Conserv.
atory OF Music. Mr.. Schaub says he
enjoyed his study during the pas;
year. He has made no definite ar.
rangement as yet, although 1t can be
expected that he will give public con
cert or two while here for his vaca.
ton. 1t is said that he has made re-
marks BILE improvement in his work.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-06-19

The Strawberry dance at Provi-
dence last Saturday evening was a
great success. The crowd was large,
the music good and the strawberry
service most excellent. On account OF
SO many people being in the canyon
and therefore unable to attend the
party, Manager B. L. Hansen has
been requested to repeat the affair,
and in accordance thereto anothe'
strawberry dance will be given mex,
Saturday night. A special street car
will leave Logan at 8:45 and return
after the dance.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-06-19

Lost-Smal Irish lace jabot and
enameled English sixpence pin. Re-
turn to this office Advertisement
III
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-06-19

Young lady clerk can get good
position. Apply loo Bazaar. --Adver.
tisement. i19
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-06-19

Good Roads Picture-President j.
A. Hendrickson of the Intermountain
Good Roads association, is exhibiting
in the window of the Farmers & Mer-
chants Bank, the official photograph
of the delegates to the annual con.
vention at Boise, Idaho. There are
nearly 500 delegates on the picture.