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The daily sentinel., 1913-09-04

Mondays Sentinel. in describing
the party given by Mrs. L. S. Gallo
way last Thursday afternoon said
that Mrs. Galloway was now a res
ident of the flourishing town OF
Mack" We object. The Callowsys'
belong to us, to Iona. Mack has
enough nice people for such a small
place anyway. without stealing our
thunder.
The daily sentinel., 1913-09-04

Ed Fields transacted business for
the sugar company in Delta and
Montrose last week.
The daily sentinel., 1913-09-04

Miss Josephine Ullery OF Grand
Junction and Duncan Collins. late OF
the Reed ranch, but now of Grand
Junction, were welcome guests at the
Rosemary Sunday.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-10

he published ed in pamphlet form as the Commission deem best and in therefor which report shall be transcribed in the cord of the
  city or printed and distributed in pamphlet form as the com provisions section shall apply all persons corporations operating section 1s Suitable books in privileges granted examination by proper city officials or any citizen of the city need f the cit for period longer tban C25l wears granting franchise Commission shall ponsation ngs the value of the by such ton with G such franchise as to the Commission may seem proper that GeGn @ & 1 Every grant of franchise M right @ shall Rovido be made as provided in the grant purchase and take over the property and 9at of of t5S granteS @ in who or in part % When td Conission seI i sonto direct tIe rnansgor fo acquired of the Com  qud by fbo ct @ sha be ed h tne c % tRe carefully property d At what probable cost said property may acquired l What if any probable additional outays would be ne ceSsary % t9 9,Pf operate the i9 same , u a , +, tt a advantage quality service stating wherein N) Whether acquired, net (0 such other information touching the as he shall shall writing shall include statement of m relation thereto Wh such ny as W1 ehane e ediateIX after 5ulnssjop fo ba shall be filed with the city clerk recorded in the Public Utility Record and published 
 ed n a may afte the of
 
 
 
 the qualified electors the proposition whether the shall said shall ordinance the submission of the the ed ect (b) Every city acquire
 
 
 
 specify a further shall the  provision forfeiture
 
  throughout he entir O he the to operate to  Chapter of
Arizona republican., 1913-09-10

shall at times of railroad within boundaries therefor, with all the rights of Section The Commission shall by ordinance require whether nv of inc streets avenues or alleys of the city whenever in the 
 Section of every shall be subject the right of the city whether in terms reserved or not fc % oIdin ] on~ @ ter tbings the T right to pass and en ] ins % ra1tre % nronar and a9ed4at e2tensions of the service Of such grant and to protect the pubic from or m convenience in the operation Of any work or business ahoze by the grant of the franchise and the right to make and enforce extensions and accomodation Section 10 No exclusive franchise shall ever be granted and shall be renewed before three ( years prior to " ea sn aghed m S @ heF 0 without S eB G a p @ be the and dealing with the lessee his assigns of any compensation Section enlargome> franchise, shall be made in the however that the Provisions o this Chapter shall not apply to the ntfn m ordinance of rvoce licenses or privileges for side switch pveges to railway copanes for the of of industrial plant warehouse grant such FfyoGa69 W license @ or pFlysge to railway visabe and application for such privilege is accompanied by @ sae assent e % %f % tracts a the @ of Of @ e o a Pd r6nh 6 the on @ sired to lay or construct such side tracks or switches 13 The Commission shall have the by % 5 % pr t be- or prnod m 9ritab provisions m @ or tfe or ooIpTn of providing,
  he free as
 
  all corporations the condition of which the franchise of such corporation is being exercised T. pu 
 o of
 
 shall provide kept 
 of all corporation owning operating public utility The in shall he
 
 
 tests
 
 
 to may by in
Arizona republican., 1913-09-10

tary Lane who said that the gov
 ernment was ready to aid the set
 tier when the settler was able to show that aid could be extended to him in such manner that the pub lie would be benefited
 It could be shown to the depart ment, said MT. Hart. that there are more than fifty thousand acres of choice land in Paradise valley await
 ing only the magic touch of water; that the water that would be con served could be made the source of an ample supply to Phoenix. on this showing he believed that con gress might authorize the construc ton of the dam on terms similar to those on which the Roosevelt dam has been constructed, the govern ment to be reimbursed by annual payments during a long period of years.
 Such supply, said MT Hart is almost essential to the development of the Paradise valley. Many of the settlers are now about ready to prove upon their holdings. They have found that dry farming in that region is not practicable, so that there is nothing left for them but irrigation by pumping and in most parts of the valley the water is at such depth that kind of irrigation is carried on at considerable expense
 MT. Hart has made a careful study of the country lying between the Horse Shoe reservoir site and the valley. A diversion dam he said could be constructed some distance below the storage dam and from this the water could be conducted in canal through the valley to point near the Comeback mountain where a reservoir could he constructed for the city water supply. The water of the Verde is mountain water of an excellent quality.
 It would take some years, said MT. Hart, for the execution of such plan as he has outlined but as he understands it the city's need of water supply is not immediate but by the time the storage dam was U would have attained such size as to make the need ur- gent. It would then have supply equal to that of any city in the country and sufficient for it's needs for all time whatever its future population may be.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-10

Section The enumeration specification shall be mparng the right the Commission conditions resriction limitations burdens rentals
 
 section 20 The manager shall have the right and power to issue temporary permits and licenses to any person. as from Fe city the of temporarily making of city object the such service or might be rendered within the contemplation such franchise grant such license or permit to be subject to
 
 burdens and reations as the Commission may i'm permit shall forthwith property obstruction in or under any street alley public place or building described ton immediately upon censee icensee permittee operating opston of which he permit moved tnerefron and shall be guilty of a nisdemeano
 Miscellaneous Provisions
 e an F the T G i'm @ 6 an Charter of ap- poval of the same by the governor of the State of Arizona Section 2 The mayor and common council of the City of directed provide the necessary means for ing the candidates voted under the provisions this Charter the election nd 1i % nicos % p f the hdf m f h s % @ @ contemplated by the provisions this Charter and they shall Section Immediately election qualification of Council of the City of PhoenH shall turn over and
  paraphernaa be by the 
 
 O of Q to
 
 by City, giving  Section The members of "The Common Council City this Charter by the shall continue hold office mayor and oommSoners first elected under Charter other officers of all e by O
  o of provided All Common Phoenix Charter takes effect inconsistent with
 
 
 The attorney shall all the
Arizona republican., 1913-09-10
STORAGE DAM
 ON THE VERDE
How It Would Make Para disc Valley a 5O,OOO-Acre Garden and Solve Cues tion of Phoenix Future Water Supply

MT. Hart, who is one of the set tiers in the Paradise Valley, believes has hit upon a plan, the carrying out of which will be jointly bcne- ficial to the city of Phoenix and the residents of Paradise Valley. The plan was suggested to Mr Hart by the discussions he has seen in the papers of this city regarding the fu- ture water supply of the town. He has mentioned his plan to several business men and they are inclined to regard it favorabIy
 MT. Hart would have the citizens of Phoenix and the residents of the Paradise valley, petition -4@ongress for authorization to the government to construct a dam at the Horse Shoe reservoir site for the cOnser- vation of the flood waters of the Verde river. Mir. Hart is encourage ed by a recent statement by Secre-
Arizona republican., 1913-09-10
EXAMINATION OF SCHOOL
 CHILDREN BY PHYSICIAN
Of Nearly Three Thousand in Phoenix
 Only 800 So Far Visit Doctor

Of approximately 5000 children who will enter the public schools this win ter and will needs be examined, there have been so far examined only 800 according to the statement of pr C. E. Palmer, city schools physician The examination of the rest of the pupils will be pushed as rapidly as possible and it is hoped that the whole of the school body may be ex- amined before the end of the present month or the middle of the next.
 Examination Of the pupils is a stupendous job" The measurements of the child are taken and are placed on ? card where are the results of the past years, together with a re- cord of all the ills and diseases that the child has undergone
 Thus is formed a back reference where the growth of the child may be watched from wear to year. and all ailments be traced out in both cause and result, and which traces the physical and mental development from the day that the child enters the school till the time that he passes out a graduate of the grammar grades.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-10
WOULD SAVE LOT OF
 UNNECESSARY TROUBLE
Suggestion to Those Who Have Prop
 erty to Rent.

erty to Rent.
 If the people that have houses or rooms to rent and have them listed with the real estate firms in the city should call up the offices with whom they have listed their places and tell them to cut the places off the list when their places have been rented. It would be doing a great kindness to the real estate men and would make them feel like paying more attention to the rental business" said MT. Spellman of the Southwestern Building and Investment Co. "Over 90 per cent of people that have their places listed for rent and rent the places themselves or through some firm, never notify the dealers they are rented and it is left to the real estate firm to find that out
 To-day one rental man took some people out to rent and visited five plac- es he had listed and every one was rented and he knew nothing about them being gone. He does not regret the wear on his auto or the gasoline used so much as the fact that people are neglectful of other folks feelings"
 It will not be much of an effort for one who has rented their property to call up over the phone those with whom they listed it and tell them of the fact
 Every one wishes to boost for greater Phoenix and every one can help, let this be your share if nothing
Arizona republican., 1913-09-10
AN OBSERVING PARROT.

What a fine parrot you have!" said Harold to the young woman on whom he was calling. How is he on imitat- ing?"
 initiate almost anything"
 "Over at Smith's,' continued Harold, .'they have a bird that can initiate a kiss to perfection. Can your bird do that?"
 No, indeed" answered Mabel, indig- nantIy Parrots can only initiate, and it is not likely that our bird would re- peat a sound it is not accustomed to hear"
 Then Polly spoke
 Don't. Will; don't, dear" it said Wait until I take this wretched bird out of the room. Prom Lippincotts Magazine.
 Hire a little Salesman at The Re publican office. A Want Ad will see more customers than VOlI can
Arizona republican., 1913-09-10

ssn Sh@ a os96e. m behalf e the and the ordinances this Commission shall have control of all tisfi pGa % fG city, may employ other attorneys to take cfge of a t gstion or to assist the cy attorney 5hepen and ry % g % m vices or work done behalf of the city city be deemed nsdemeanor and Arizona may ressed by civil acton at the 0n of the Commission Any person sentenced to Imprisonment may be imprisoned in the city jail or if the Commission by od the City of Phoenix situaed which the City of Phoenix '"Ss " favor 0f said county against Section 8. of by fe s s S c m ese ana aGa to and ncor5oFade within said Commission shall deem The 9'hmg @ such % endorsement extension and addition shall be such Section The Commission des to express the nstaied operated @ and naintained G g @ Cf fS % p6 % a health secfIo 9nd welfare % of the city and its inhabitants @ Gn of amy of the ordinances of Te Common Council the ed to jndgmen and execution before the city recorder the city had beer
 Amendments
 This or may be provided the Constitution of the 
 WHEREAS, the City of PhoeniS County Daoopa, election under and in accordance with the L. B Kerstins Joseph H i<bbey wm E. Ioun Ane Jos Thalheimer Tharaldson Frank Will knson Board Freeholde city to prepare and propose Charter for said city BE IT KNOWN, that of the a eecon said Board Freeholdrs the foregoing O IN WITNESS WHEREOF; We members O of in convention the Council this fourth Thousand Nine Hundred Thirteen
 JOSEPH l.. B ALEXANDER,
 
 P.
 
 L. w. COGGNS,
 
 A.
 T. GIILETT,
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Arizona republican., 1913-09-10

'l@A II u. b. AI@iAAA1AANL4 44A'
 Chairman. FRANK r. TROTT,
 Secretary. l.. w. COGGINS, II. A. DIEHL, B. A. FOWLER, BEN. T. GILLETT, w. $. HUMBERT. H. R. RESISTING. JOSEPH H. KIBBEY, ANGEL MARTIN. P. A. THARALDSON, T. B. WILKINSON.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-10

publican office A Want Ad will see more customers than von can
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-15
ASTHMA ATTACKS
NOW VANISHING
United Doctors Giving Astonishing
Results To Victims Of Asthma.
Free Offtr.
SUFFERED FOR FIFTEEN YEARS.
Az Other Doctors And Medicines
Failed to Give AIiins Man
Any Relief.

Asthma. that terrible disease that
causes multitude OF sufferers 40
sreat misery, Is one OF the most diff
hcult OF ailments and perhaps the
most stubborn TO yield to treatment.
Asthmatic sufferers as a rule 20 from
one doctor TO another and try one
medicine after another without OBJ
I tanning satisfactory results and this
often goes on for years until the pa
tieht mas little hope OF ever being free
from his or her trouble
The following statement by a CRATE
: ful patient OF the United Doctors. who
have their Wheeling medical Institute
J on the second floor Of the McIain
Bldg. at ~ 18th St, tells on Interest,"
ing story OF one mal's search for re-
! lief or a cure and incidentally highly
endorses the United Doctors.
December 9TH. 1918.
To the Public
For the past fifteen years | have
been afflicted with Asthma and a con-
slant cough. These attacks were fire.
All the treatments l have taken from
Physicians. also many Patent medi-
cines previous TO now have failed TO
give me any relief whatever.
4 About two months ago 1 called at
the United Doctors and started their
treatment. began TO feel better
within the first two weeks and have
not had a single asthmatic attack
since. also feel better in every way.
In fact ! do much more work than
eevr before without intermiSsion I
call attention to this as ] was and am
steadily improving In spite OF the ex-
ira tasks ! perform, and feel stronger
after a hard days work than ever be-
fore my trouble began | rest fine and
SLEEP well. My appetite is good and
| enjoy my meals again.
tSignedb CHARLES SJMA
ll6 Zeigler St, DAYTON. Ohio.
The United Doctors special offer to
/ the sick OF Tree consultation. free ex-
animation and free treatment except
I for bare cost 81 medicines and distri-
/ button, Is open to all until December
25th This Is a REPETITION OF the last
Christmas offer made to all sick peo-
pie BY the United Doctors
The United Doctors treat. among
other ailment chronic aud deep seat
I ed diseases OF the nerves, blood. heart.
J liver. kidneys. bladder. spine. includ-
B ing rheumatism. paralysis. epilepsy.
gall stones. poitTe. Indigestion. run
ture. dropsv. asthma. caiarrh. deaf
mess. constipation. dyspepsia. neural
eia. cczvma and diseases OF women
and diseases OF mcn.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-15

ana enthusiasm shown IN the Red
ross seal campaign. The large cities
g harleston. Wheeling. Huntington
and rsburE-hsve almost doubIeI
'heir sales over this time last year
The most gratifying results. how
ever. are coming from the rural els
triCts and mining towns. one little girl
IN Fayettr county writes that she is
only ten years old. but wishes 10 d.
something go help Boz the fight against
tuberculosis. that u We Just want her
to sell seals she is sure she can Do
thai. and 10 please send her $40 worth.
and that she VII he very careful that
none are lost Another little Elr1 "a
MtnEo county writes that she Is only
twelve years old and that father thinks
she Is too young 90 have the rcsponsi-
billty or the sale iu the whole town.
but that she hopes that some grown
person VIII take the agency. for she
wishes 60 help
Tuberculosis is essentially disease
or the poor Thirty pcr 10000 % the
Weil-to-do 30 per 10000 ~ the indie
pendent. 90 per 10000 OF the poor aud
~ yer 10000 Of The Dsuper class are
victims Of tuberculosis. o. 10 not time
Tor the intelligent members % the COM
munity TO help this class. which are
unable 20 help tho rnselves and are q
constant menace As yourself these
questions
" here isl my laundry work done
~ ho fs mN fruit dealer
what is the physical condition Of tho
person VINO nurses nay children
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-15

o. wood which thcy had piled in their
yuiP laro~ Htor hycbeIau. and BOO thetr
ttl 80 complaint theN cnargo that tho
are v . caused o. "a spark from "a pass
* s-Flrs o. tiC ac4criant company.
her SF.o over 900 witnesses sum
.nCnof 80 t'e .aet trial which con.
sumc4 five Gays The care ~ the ls.-
Ecst r.Nii suit which has been argued
90 tlo circuit court this year ard H. OF
much interest 90 local people.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-15

urn th'n was = W Banner q Co.
until is'4. when Mr MuUran retire..
novns 10 Bradford. Pc. ana the busI
u'-s a.ai1 Wn. entirely owned by Mr
Iaum'g 'hou-r he continued the frm
nfft' W BaIfner A. co. ln 1855.
3d. y .Imcr Incorporated tho com
faUE. ADOPTING Co. present title or tho
fl'a ,haf Yves uHtI r"at'rias Zoo 1891
~" capital stock Ha- Increased 90
t.H"Iu. tinrn Vh.c" lime fu. assafe
~ the oompIur hlte irrrea. ed a.,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-15

ab"It quarter ~ million dollars
80 ne time Of The Incorporation the
gcrPoration boa the piano stock %.
Nilliggn. Wilson q O.. OBJ ,omurfiuc
irm. which brought tol IIeT tho fch-
4 .'mpn 81 ho hrt' .irre been active IN
tine couductiuE of lts anai-
The cCmf IuF bias moved a fine rep
liutIlu. have always handled GOOD
oft highest grade. and Its member
tusc o. legion OF friends all over 'lr
fatD 10 this host ~ well wirhcrs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-15
RESULT OF SALE
IS GRATIFYING
EAYs WEST VIRGINIA AHTI-TU-
BEaCULo8Ia LEAGUE
OFFICERS.
E.c-o REQ Cross seslr sold 20 Date This
Ne1r Than Last-Enco Re-
ports Prom Small Towns.

sIccialpi-ratyI 90 tine Intelligence.
CHAIR ESTDN ". Va. Dee it-Nc-
.urdlna Coz . -strft given out by tho
West Nl.g.rl- Nnti-Tuhcrcuiosis league
trars l.a r..ar been sp much Interest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-15

hen" oGicr have sent beadti.u.
.Oibi paFring 10 Ire young man
.l1.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-08-29
Mems of the Railroads

| J. L. Mason, secretary of the Penn
| sylvania, whose headquarters are in
Pittsburg, is in Richmond visiting rel
atiyes and friends. He will return to
| Pittsburg Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Swain will go to
New York Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jefferson went to Pc
toskey last night to visit.
Engineer Harry Stuart of the Penn
sylvania, and his wife have gone to
Denver, Colo, on their vacation.
Upon their requests Fireman F. w
Keepers has been transferred from the
Richmond to the Pittsburg division OF
the Pennsy, and Fireman c. L. Macy
from the Richmond to the Louisville
division.
H. E. Kinert of the Pennsy is now
doing passenger service.
w. l.. Ashinger, engineer, is off duty
because of sickness, it is reported,
J. G .Sligar, engineer of the Pennsy
has gone on his vacation. He has a
pass to st. Louis.
Engineer J. s. Michael is on his va
cation in the southern part of the
state.
Roy Bryson and Mike Toohey OF
the local Pennsy division are attend,
ing the fair at GreenVille, o.
A test train was sent through Rich,
mond to Cincinnati today.
Station Master Mayhem of the I'm
ion depot has returned from visit
in Freeport, Ind, where he visited the
musueum of Prof Worth. Mr., May
hew made the trip in an automobile.
H. K Miles, general agent of the c.,
B. &, O., with headquarters in Cincin-
natl. was business visitor in Rich,
mond yesterday
E. r. Beatty, road foreman of en-
gines of Richmond, is visiting in Co
lumbus, o.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-08-29
MEXICAN QUESTION
REMAINS THE SAME;
BRYAN TAKES TRIP
CONTINUED from Page ~
Castle, for New York, was equally 81

Castle, for New York, was equally 81
lent
Press dispatches from Mexico City
stated that the streets were full of
rumors and that even the press notices
were contradictory and misleading
From the mass of rumors however it
was gathered that President Huerta
is now disposed to accept the pro-
posals of President Wilson and prob
ably will soon give notice of his in
tentions. In spite Of aggressive asser-
lions of Foreign Minister Gamboa in
his repoinder to Mr. Lind's second note
1t is known that the government has
been influenced by President Wilson's
announcement that the United States
government will influence bankers to
make a big loan to the Mexican gov
eminent 1t is believed that the Unit
ed States will do as it has done in
Central America, that is, to guarantee
the payment of the loan. If negotia-
tons are opened under such circum-
stances Mexico probably will ask for
about fifty million dollars.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-08-29

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Mt. Etna, Indiana"
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