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Arizona republican., 1913-08-26

 than two 0 per O cent the per ] 'poSd % @ & m rate of not less deposits computed monthiH on the daily balances of such dos % banks m m % b be s9 sfs duty the treasurer to invest any any or all moneys belonging to the city collected made by competitive bids notice such city In making investments state school bonds, sh9i purchase sinking funds the said or savings T ban % t m % purpose any reputable national state highest rate of interest not @ n this state and obtain the per annu and the treasurer shall take from cn D}t f @ cent institutions as security for such deposit ing United States state county school bonds or surety eompany bonds amount less that than one DO pes M shall ssn be as sease5sa o @ by @ the deposits held by the city treasurer for safe keeping cApTER f 1ns 0sns5 Sf of the city
 be drawn under the supervision of the city stt9rney must be in writing executed in the wise provided either by this charter a book purpose, if ordinance authorizing ean be provided or a any tm no % @ Prgr payments if there have been sue shall exceed in used up to that time and no contract shall provide cent of the contract before the per o m h on r ofn and repair of all nu buildings works in all street and sewer or and a in fup by city the expenditure required for the @ same n as M % of an @ a nnn6d % m % % n aa the shall be after advertising for sealed proposals the distinctly specifically state the work provide tendence anu 2'De''"- annually for the 5 % % ans m % = m ehsung i fiscal h ; ge1 For this purpose specifically the work eonempated to be done and asking for the in newspaper in city CD year: advertising is made shall be known and designated the official Section That eight C hours employed of (s) hours each calendar mechanics other provided further that the minimum daily wage to be paid by the city for work done by further that all contracts made by or behalf of the city with any person 4ssocton or for the of any 5 and % edd @ m ad % any @ ~ 6 h o te St fy SRal @ be deem sung days work and provided further that a intention & to become citizen shall be employed upon or in Section The city & and every @ thereof and departments shall designate @ empoS 1 er afs as d & % pn ph aa of n"t %s sp % officers of the city whose ssS4 %o Da ny aid officer assist of the nd fty o amy to furnish labor materials supplies at higher than that another which the proposed of a than has been actually 
 actually received shall be deemed guilty msdemeanor shall be
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 Section l. No franchise shall be ed by electors residing within it's limits voting thereon
 
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Arizona republican., 1913-08-26
PAGE TEN

which shal ton: and
 hundred and twenty u2 days the manner notice holding be as provided for in Chapter XXI of this Charter. Charter and prior to the holding of subsquent election the necessary polling places and appoint the necessary judges and inspectors of election and provide for the making np pnng and and provide the necessary booths and para pn9aih t TOT the Th h3dhg hn of 6 such % & elections ions m p % s a e % % ep oen for o the h ans ad of of dp p zu M polling time to time coFs @ hey a ana @ m % 5 h @ stat h & f M 5 % @ na sW days previous held State relative to violations of the election laws and the publicity of campaign contributions elections this Charter ana shall be enforced as PfRsG GAPTrR R x& H State laws t sa@e pfvsons as are provided for the holding qualifications Of electors and md the nqminaon of candidates
 The Initiative
 proposed ordinance may be submitted to the o5i5sa Gommssen gr by Peon m % signed by fifteen s dates for mayor at the last preceding general municipal election to 5s an da % aesrsa be following
 To the City Clerk the and duly auaed electors teren 0 do the hereby @ o % G ] ordinance proposed ordinance at the earliest possible the ~ Is % s;s s P @s w.t. .... .... Arizona County of Marcopa. ss
 ........:. being first duly oath deposes and that is resident duly qualified Phoenix Arizona; and that them electors the the persons eeedtngs petition, Subscribed ........... of
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 Public Nraricopa County. Arizona provisions Chapter of Charter in and oerGao1 @ bg the city clerk reference of petition to the Com clerk therein set out relative to petitions for the recall of off ces sa apply 10 petitions Tor initiative and the submission Of proposed the entire for all candidates the submitted ta) twenty (2O the petition (ubct C) Within twenty-five (25) days the clerk shall have attached to the petition aeeonanying such ordinance his special election which said ordinance without alteration shall be by city any (a) proposition to be printed and shall be the the city clerk to enclose printed thereof envelope with ballot and mail the five proposition printed Of the city and published like ordinances adopt that such publication shall take the place the printing and mail ing of the ordinance or proposition and of the sample ballots as nance shall contain % eopee copy % of such proposed % to- measure substantially as p5 follows: 0l ' ordinance other be voted upon)
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Arizona republican., 1913-08-26

 % In Ht IS @ ] % d o mnd @ p on of p h of other questions to vote of the electors in addition to the ordinances measures
 
  further CHAPTER Section Every public holding an elective office either by election appointment is subject to file with the city clerk affidavit containing the the ded t2O words stating the grounds of removal The city clerk petitions and removal ereo ataehea M te sha be dated anG aGdr p to o t c number or to[g so issued @ name % Of 1e person So%sh to be grounds of such removal as stated in said affidavit 
 invaidate shall @ ef of h 0S uber a1 % vote cst % t the to @ p @ g f @ f ton all of the office held by such officer be his or her place of giving street and number and date of sig One of the sien of each sheet of such petition the said sheet that the signatures thereon are genuine filed the endorsement section recall the
  natures added thereto Section Within uo) days the filing such recall of the reaon books and election returns whether pet shall Section If his certificate shows the petition nsuff
 
 ] % t8 ] j of s fh @ @ at % hy i e & @[nlh h ten S45 day after after Sne@ % ahg h h me ke M Of the additional Slsna sufficient additional return prejudice however filing a etqn When s the petition shah be found the city clerk the Commission without delay the Commission shall mmed - @ qs o0 @ rsn fht %5h Hf "tr @ @ y m a G 5d & p @ T  2o days nor more than thirty o days from the date of the city Section The Commission made on and the shall be conducted result vacancy occurs said office after recall election has been so Section An officer sought be be candi- city
  be in with the provisions this Charter relating of have been Der shall be declared elected the remainder of the against during the such @ ] @ l pay e into b ane pubic ] e[tauryi M which which has p h If the successor s f to auaf % th y , days after the result of said election shall have declared office m 9eG @ . F e NG Tess @ s @ s4 m be s filed @ sans M @ Section No who by ere pendng him. 1 ha if be appointed T to 1 oos ] section A The Commission hail by Ordinance make all ne facilitate
 
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The evening world., 1913-04-17
Federal Omcial Dead.

John Worth Edmonds Yorss. for
thirty years custodian Of the records OF
the Federal District Court. died last
night in the New York Hospital. Mr..
Yorke was born sixty-six years ago
and and was a playmate Of the late
senator Thomas c. Plat.
The evening world., 1913-04-17
1]RY ACQUTS Man
! N frost MURDER;
f., WOMAN MUST HANG
Guenkel Goes Free as Accom-.
pice of Mrs. frost, Convicted
Of Killing Husband.

PHILADELPHIA. Apr1l i7.-EAmund
0usnksL accused Of eompiicity With
4rs. Freda II. frost in the murder Of
esr husband. was to-day acquitted by
= jury in Judge Raiston's court The
Jury had bssn out all night.
Mrs. Trost b now under sentence q
oeaAh for he orime.
The evening world., 1913-04-17
For Cioupy Children
Have musteroIe at Hand !

When you hear the Group alarm from
your child. you must have Vlief ct hand
relief prompt and certain MUSTER
OLE positively brings children out Of
danger, and it does not blister the ten
derest skin.
Simply rub MUSTEROLE ON the
chest and throat where the pain is-snd
the pain is gone! Keep . jar at hand.
Il is the remedy for adults. too. Re-
lieves Sore Throat. Bronchitis, Tonsil-
tits, Group. Stiff Neck. Asthma. Ncu-
rsleis, Headache. Congestion. Pleurisy.
Rheumatism. Lumbago. Pains and Aches
a Back or Joints, Sprains. Sore Muscles.
Chilblains. Frosted Feet and Colds Of
the Chest (it prevents Pneumonia)..
At your druggists in csc and soc Jars.
and special large hospital siss for $3.50.
Accept NO substitute.
II your druggist cannot supply you.
cad csc OF Soc to the MusterOle Com
pany, Cleveland. Ohio, and We will mail
you . jsr. postage prepaid.
~ esrSa..d: 2usso';, ,I, rsrs .,;.. I;c.d',n; =;
~ -. end ! have trisd many thtn0. but
: s..a .esSaassni. ~ s''' " -''' '''' - AA' H!!ii
The evening world., 1913-04-17
hERE'S A DOG THAT FAILS
TO PICK OWNER IN COURT.
Untrue to Tradition, Makes Friends
With Everybody, Including the
Magistrate and Boti, Claimants.

A three-months.o old bull pup disap-
pointed Magistrate Appleton in Jeffer-
ssn Market Court to-day when he broke
all precedents and failed to pick out his
owner in court. John Kane Of No. Ils
West Sixteenth street said the dog BE-
longed to him and had strayed away .
few weeks ago. Mrs. Catherine Palmer
of No. 2s2 Clinton avenue. Lynnhurst
N. j.. said . storekeepsr In Sixteenth
street had given the dog 70 her after
the pup had strsyed into the store and
made himself at home.
Kane had seen Mrs. Palmer departing
with the pup. traced her. learned her
name and got summons. Magistrate
Appleton decided TO have ne pup pro-
ducsd IN court to-day ana let him settle
his ownership.
But tho pup. once let loose. made
friends with every one. including the
Magistrate. and by not 80 much a. an
extra wag Of the tall did he exhibit
superior affection for Mrs. Palmer or
for Kane. The Magistrate was puzsled
until Mrs. Palmer decided the pup had
caused her more trouble than he was
worth and relinquished him to Kane.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-07-22
Final Song Evening
By Popular Baritone

This evening Loveand will make his last appearance
the Grand Theatre During the past
he has been this city this baritone singer mas
pleased attended the' performance and his last
evening should be well paronzed by those who ENJOY good
wholesome singing He will render the following songs tonlgn
Love- rom the Red Widow, Dear Old Girl with
cello obligato), "When You Are Away (Ilustrated)
The following pictures will also be shown:
THE BLIND COMPOSER s DILEMMA. (Kalem).-This
pasngy acted and has much artistic merit
great beauty Perfect photography makes this
good offering.
THE EQUINE HERO Pathe)-This is picture Of beauti
perfect photography The story is interesting
the will please and deserve comendatlon es-
pecially hero and little cowgirl heroine.
A HUSBAND WON BY ELECTION. elig.)-1ere IS
enivened by vein of refined comedy there
have of the essentials of good picture Forty
ing is the splendid work of the actors.
HUBBY BUYS BABY. (Vita)There is fun in this farce,
could have been but little for the player who has
big coal black baby But the fun in from
the kid taken by the dsky inhabitants Of
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-07-22
COMES IN
FROM STRIKE

Will Casson, who has visited the
gold strike near Antelope Valley, re
turned 10 this city yesterday. Mr.
CaSson states that there is not suh-
cient development work done to
make any real determinations.
The ore so far uncovered is very
rich, and some of it will safely go a
dollar to the pound The locators
are busy Opening UP Ile vein,
which Is yet unproven. There seems
TO be chance OF it opening up wild
er and something worth while. while
citing nature. The section is pretty
well located by the discovcrers and
their friends.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-07-22
ELECTR|CST0RM
HAS DISPLAY

One of the most vivid electrical
storms that has visited this section
in years, took place last evening"
During the early evening little rain
fell in this valley, but to the north
and south there was a display OF
sheet and chain lightning that was
worth witnessing. At times the sky
was lit to a degree where the pines
on the mountain shone through the
rains, while Slide Mountain and
Jobe's Peak were as clear as in day
light.
That there was heavy storm to
the north was shown from the fac,
that the electric power went on:
early in the evening and it was some
time before the damage was relnedi-
ed. 1t is not often that the people
of this section can witness such
display on the part of Nature.
This afternoon the city was again
visited by an unusually heavy cleo
trical storm. Thunder rolled heavi-
ly and lightning played around very
close but no damage is reported. The
heaviest downpour of water that has
occurred in these parts for years, ac
companied the storm, resulting in
thorough drenching of the city.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-07-22
FROM CHICAGO
To MARRY

Sunday morning Miss Mary Falc
hac of Chicago, became the bride Of
Frank Stupka, the cooper at the
brewery. The young lady journeyed
west from her Eastern home to be-
come the wife of the young man who
has selected the West as his home.
The marriage ceremony took place
at the Catholic church, Rev. Father
Garland officiating Following the
ceremony the young couple enter
tanned at their new home on Kings
Street
During the evening the friends Of
the young man gave him an old
fashioned western reception which
resulted in more good times and d
Jolly evening all round. The young
folks are being made welcome i'll
this city
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-07-22
WOMAN
MEETS DEATH
RENO LADY LOSES LIFE IN
AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT
CAR TURNS TURTLE

Yesterday while returning to Reno
from. Northern California, Mrs. Fred
Servel was thrown from the ma
chine and instantly killed. The ac-
cident was a peculiar one.
The auto. which contained Mr.. and
Mrs. Miramon, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Servel and the two children of the
latter, was returning from Frank
Maizel's ranch, about so miles north
OF Reno, and on the other side Of
Susanville. and was being driven by
Mr. Miarmon.
Coming down steep grade, the
car struck a chuck hole and little Es
ther Servel who was sitting on her
mothers lap, was thrown from the
car. Mrs. Servel made a desperate
grab for the baby and. at that mo-
ment. the car hit curve and the
The baby landed in the soft earth,
but Mrs. Servel was not so fortunate.
Her head struck an enormous boul
der her skull was crushed and death
was practically instantaneous.
Mr.. Miramon ordered everyone
from the car, took out every impedi-
ment, and started for Reno to sum
mon medical attention. Within a
mile of the fatal accident Miramon
hit soft spot in the road and his car
turned turtle while going at top
speed By a miracle Mr.. Miramon
escaped with few bruises and
scratches. although his car was =
complet wreck.
He walked to the head of Sierra
Street and telephoned to DR.. {. +.
Mooser, informing him of the cir
cumstances. DIR. Mooser immediate
ly got out his car, loaded it with lint
and bandages and, knowing some
thing about the road, impressed in
to service Jack Echeverry, who fol
lowed the doctor with his car
When DR.. Mooser arrived on the
scene he found that Mrs. Servel was
dead. Baby Esther was badly cut
about the head, but her injuries are
not serious.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-07-22
GOOD WORK BY
COMMISSIONERS
COMMISSIONERS ADOPT GOOD
POLICY, AND PLACE ROAD
IN FINE SHAPE

The road work on the Kings Car
yon has been finished as far as the
city limits The County COmmi>~
! missioners took off the teams Satur-
day and as far as this seasons work
, is concerned the road has been at
tended to. Those who have made
the trip over the route all state that
it is in excellent condition.
At the ouset the Commissioners
were approached with a proposition
to borrow several thousand dollars to
apply to work on this road. As they
lad quite a sum in the treasury and
some more cash in sight, they declin-
ed to 90 on a debt basis unless it
was found absolutely necessary. The
result was that the road was repaired
and the county was not thrown into
debt by their actions. 1t was a good
policy and the work was accomplish
! ed
At the same time the state owes
! this county a considerable amount Of
labor on roads in payment for the
| machinery borrowed. Application
! has been made for this labor. which
will be turned to use later in the sea-
! son.
The Commissioners with others.
realize that there is a lot of work
necessary to complete the plans they
! have in view 1t will take another
/ year to carry this work through. The
! application OF poll taxes to this work
! is helping materially Formerly this
| tax went to the state. By recent leg
islation it is applied to the road fund
! OF the various counties, making 4
7 substantial coin reserve in each in
stance.
/ At the present time couple of
I concrete culvertS are being placed
/ between this city and Empire, which,
when finished, will add to the safety
| OF the roads and also be of a perm
| anent nature, The plans are to re
! model each culvert or bridge with
! cement as fast as the old tinbers give
! out 1t is good work that the Com
missioners- are doing for the taxpay-
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-07-22
SHEEP KILLED
IN STAMPEDE

About $50 head of sheep which
were being herded near the Incline,
were stampeded and killed As near
as can be Judged wild cat or some
other animal stampeded the sheep
and they went over an embankment,
resulting in the loss The Washoe
County Commissioners have ordered
the owners to bury the sheep to pre-
vent the contamination of the waters
in the ,creekways.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-07-22
Auto Tourists Arrive
In Utah on Way West

With the arrival of the Indiana otheC Coa automobile
tourists in Salt Lake City July 18th, A. l.. Westgard completed
367O miles of the 1OOOmi journey that he is making for the
National Highways Association, collecting road data that will
be used in educating the people of the country to the need of
system of national highways the Good
Roads Everywhere
Mr. Westgard who is president of the National High
Association recognized the greatest this
country in the preparation of road data He left New York
June I'd his ansconmenta and after following round
about route, joined the tourists in Indianapolis
In the ride from Topeka westward trOug Kansas Gov.
Hodges Mr. Westgard From Denver the Utah
line Gov Ammons of Colorado, rode the official the
National Highways Association Gov Spry, of Utah. Gov.
Odde of Nevada and Johnson of California expected
to the famous pathfinder through of their
specve states.
The Indiana the Coast tourists due reach
Francisco July 26 and Los Angeles August According
schedule they billed to through this July oath
but the last the changed and
known whether will
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-07-22
AUTO PARTY
IS DELAYED

Word was received in this city dur
ing the afternoon stating that the In
dianapolis autoists. who were billed
to reach Gold6eld to-day. were de-
layed through road conditions in
Utah, and arrived over eight hours
late in Ely.
This means that they will probab-
" be a day late on their arrival in
Tonopah and Goldfied. Those from
this city who hope 10 meet them ar
awaiting word from Governor Cd
die. or some OF the others in the
party.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-07-22
LAKE is LOW

Parties conversant with the water
conditions at Marlette Lake state
that the water is lower in the lake
lieved that there will be no shortage
this season, yet the unusual fall of
the water is not very assuring
Should there be another short sea-
son there is no telling the amount of
damage that might happen.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-07-22
LUNA RAINBOW
IS WITNESSED

Parties who were out after eleven
20 clock last night witnessed d sight
that is extremely rare in this section
Of the world A luna or moon rain
bow decorated the sky for nearly an
hour While it lacked all the tint
ing OF a daylight rainbow, yet it was
most unusual and beautiful The
few who witnessed this rare sight are
yet exclaiming over its beauties.
----O- o
Fine Ice Cream at the BON TON
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-07-22

First-class meals. short orders. etc.
a, Calvert's Cafe. All white help and
a lady cook Try Calvert's when you
want something good to eat. One
block north of the postofice.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-07-22
BROKEN AUTO

This morning. fter having made
the journey safely from Oakland
Cal. in a Studebakcr car, met Wit!
mishap, near the schoolhouse by the
breaking of the rear axklc. The dri-
yer was prepared for almost any
emergency. having tools and an extra
part with him. and being machinist
M once began making repairs.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-07-22

LOST-Last Friday evening on
Carson Street. between the de-
pot and King Street, a large
amethyst bel pin. Finder
kindly return to this Office, as
it is valued as a keepsake.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-07-22
CLEVELAND CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY

CLEVELAND Ohio, July PA monster parade OF indus
public service employees and civic organizations mark
the celebration of the birthday anniversary of the City OF
Cleveland to-day perfect baby contest which about 800
babies participated also feature of the ceebraon which
winds up with meeting in the public about the
Moses Cleveland.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-07-22
The BON TON candy store will re-
ceive fresh vegetables of all kinds ev.
cry Monday evening
ON LEGAL BUSINESS

Judge Brown OF Reno. was among
the incomers this morning, having le
gal business to attend to.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-07-22
WOOD-COAL

Coal and dry wood, also first-
class feed Of all kinds for sale
at the II. G. Kattelman Hay
and Feed Yard. All orders
promptly delivered. Phone No.
l-5-1-1.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-07-22
VISITING IN VIRGINIA

Mrs. Ida Leavitt of this city. is Wis
ting in Virginia City, being the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Higgins.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-07-22
FROM GENOA

ID. w. Virgin was V Sitoi tn tn
city to-day, having legal business on
hand.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-07-22

LOST-An Epworth League en-
blem watch charm Valued as
a keepsake. Finder please re-
turn TO this Office.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-07-22

Calvert's Cafe, IN block north OF
postoffice, first-class meals, shor:
orders Of all kinds. All white help
Lady cook
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-07-22
FLINT WORKERS WANT INCREASE

ATLANTIC C1TY. :. j. July 22-The wage scale
of the American Flint Workers Association has arrived
begin conference to-day with the flint glass manufao
the The conference will continue for several
days. increase will be asked in all departments