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The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1913-12-17

ABOUT TOWN |
c. o. Allen of Denver arrived to-
day on No. 3.
G. B. Debhard of Palisade is a To-
cal visitor today.
F. E. Aderhold has gone to Tellu-
ride on business.
H. A. Douglas is down from Pali-
sade for the day.
X. NJ. Hutchinson OF Palisade is in
Grand Junction today.
F. Duncan of Palisade is down
from the upper valley today.
Walt Thomas left this morning for
Hotchkiss on a short business trip.
See the art exhibit of fine pictures
at the Mayer Paint Store. 12-4-12t
Attorney n. C. Miller went to
Delta this morning on legal bust
ness.
Yos Hoberlink left this morning
for Durango, where he expects to To-
cate.
Ernest Foster spent yesterday in
Palisade. He returned this morning
on No. 3.
II. B. Hyre, well known upper
valley young man. is a business Wis
itor today.
Attractions in Christmas merchan-
disc here. The C. d. Smith Drug
Company Stores. G6)
w. p. Dale, local agent for the
Utah Fuel Company, was passen-
ger on the narrow gauge for Delta.
Unexcelled values in seasonable
goods. The c. d. Smith Drug Com
pany Stores. (16)
II. F. Byers, travelling for the Car
ter, Rice & Carpenter Paper Compa-
ny of Denver. left for Delta this
morning.
Turn your thoughts in our direc-
ton for Holiday Goods. The G. ID.
Smith Drug Company Stores. (16)
A. j. Worse was local visitor yes
terday. Mr.. Worse came in from Salt
Lake, and left this morning for Del
TIA.
A. Knight, a grocery salesman,
left this morning for Montrose. He
represents the Morey Mercantile Co.
of Denver.
Manicure and Toilet Sets for hol-
iday gifts. The c. ID. Smith Drug
Company Stores. (16)
A. G. Terbouc, who represents the
Lewis Jewelry Company of Denver,
was an outbound passenger this
morning. for Delta.
e. w. Barring OF the Sharp &
Dohme Drug Company of Baltimore,
Nd, was business visitor in Grand
Junction yesterday.
Buying chances are ripe here on
holiday goods. The C. d. Smith Drug
Company Stores. t16)
William Crawford, who has been
visiting friends here for the last few
days, returned this morning to Delta,
which is his home.
r. j. Smith has accepted a posi-
ton in the local yards during the alb
sence of c. Il. Pagan. He began on
his new duties this morning.
Valuable holiday inducements
here for your consideration. The C..
d. Smith Drug Company Stores. (161
]. w. Lockland, from Salt Lake,
stopped in this city yesterday, while
en- route from Utah to Denver, where
he expects to spend the holidays.
When in need of good livery rig,
or you want to call cab, call Ran
dolph los. Barton & Terrill.
RID. Howe and wife left last night
on No. for Salt Lake and the
coast. They expect to spend the
winter in San Francisco.
| Lowney's and McDonald's Creams
| In fancy packages for Christmas. The
C. ID. Smith Drug Company Stores. 1
| w. Bradley, a fireman on the San
Pedro route, passed through here
today en- route to Montrose. He in
tends to spend his vacation and the
holidays there.
Sensible shoppers come to our
| etoras fn1. their Christmas huYing,
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1913-12-17

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Arizona republican., 1913-09-11

ma Z o qualified the Commission a the At special called under
  o
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Arizona republican., 1913-09-11

of of be roll of said city and hereupon the city clerk shall deliver said adopted Commission shall attach his warrant be authority collector
 in % o TG t % @ ~ ntop25 m v M tSe Commission to meet m @ t S TOT t % f &I oo @ esn on m bnn9r1 I10pt dollars personal property with
 section upon the class of shall mean the pce at which the property would usually price
 shall all federal state county and municipal property property of r for profit shall be exempted from taxation. ,ao t., . municipalities other subdivisions shall be exempt from taxation dow resident of this exceeding the of thousand exceed two thousand Gsooo1 dollars.
 United states the laws of the State of Arizona under the Charter and ordinances of this city, shall be subject to taxation to be as mitted to and approved by the qualified electors of the city, under the provisions Chapter Charter in part or cuey used the maintenance of manufactures in
 No shall be sa except @ ] s, this @ Gnas ] a9@ % the O only t be collect taxes in addition to the taxes herein afh to be levied ing nnG of the bonded nad6ne of the e and to provide for the establishment and support public libraries and reading
 The and maintain perna- purpose of putting the of vide that from the money collected less than two and half C21) hundred Qo) dollars of the assessed value pac- @ m nrft % m % % m ae , aenlted amount of such fund shall the rst four (D months or other
 Commission have power to transfer from the Cash any or sums as may provide that all moneys SO tra9zferr % f m t Cash Basis Fund shall be returned thereto before o W4eqsSr qnSs @ 'ne ns shall not be sufficient
 
 shall direct the transfer from the general other of money to the interest in ndebednes funds from the on the propar m 9 ana % % % t c0on m ] sha continue liens liens lien upon the real prpertv of tls owner t}f % [
 Tor m this section shall attach as of the first Mon any & court of Of competent jurisdiction to focose such liens by lions prescribed by Arizona sure and collection of tax liens such prescribed the prescribe estate is offered for sale for manner and with like % ff % d m M b { & Tn f e @ ease and in like for State and county taxes and the Commission shall to provide Tor the procedure to be followed in such sales the city and redemption thereafter claim favor any against city, account IS to it's justly accrued except claims of officers of the v is salaries When the manager finds that any claim pre- Q ented not payable by the city, or is not proper ct charge be a the a order paid Hing his who his demand or the amount allowed him his a the o afterwards be a without deducng in w pPrVed or who shall have neglected refused make his
 
 If this Charter ordinance the officer who shall wiuly neglect f O Tel Z he the m to m ar F
  ilout charge sr provided Charter the clerk, shall be only pl uy allowed by the manager and signed the clerk s1 be {
 
 te A the he pr ue In Noaton ot ts claim allowed 3 De md Inc O wh with
Arizona republican., 1913-09-11

No.

If the completion of the of the cast it shall  whole
  ty oft to be ec Secton of m be   than one special II al The Commission submit proposition for the ordinance amendments thereto be
 
  
  a excep by a of the ordinance, such sion his
Arizona republican., 1913-09-11


 the same % nan9er nd % with s h % % f P 6 P ql m eon; ] n 9n At special election called under the provisions this there shall be no bar to the submission of other questions to vote of the electors in addition to the ordinances be submitted election measures the receiving the highs shall further egualons CHAPTER XVII
 Section l. Every public officer holding an elective office either by election or appointment is subject to recall containing name of the dred 2oo1 words stating the grounds of removal The cy clerk shall hereupon deliver to the eeor making such affidavit printed forms of which he shaI keen on hand sch @ itt @ i thereto they shall be number of forms issued the of the sought be Which petition shall be entered in record book to b kept or that purpose in the office of the city clerk Any defect Section Said before De signed by qualified electors equal to twenty-five () per ] @ Tor m m m pf @ anddes @ at & r the office % hd d by such such officer her place of residence giving and number one of the sgner of each sheet of such petition the sheet signatures thereon are together and filed as one instrument with the endorsement Section Whenever recall petition the city clerk and while said petition remains his has nsm er9d @ m and & submitted by % to the Commission no sig eetl4h Within ten o1 days from the filing of such recall the egistration books and election whether the
 
 shall attach thereto his certificate petition to be insuff eent he shall at once notify in writing of the persons properly verified may be filed at time within uo> days after such eing make like examination of the additional ures and attach thereto his certificate n or if no additional @ sue are s9 m filed & he shah return prejudice however to the filing of petition the he by the city clerk to be sufficient he shall submit the with his certificate aey notify the officer sought removed Commission shah forthwith o( days nor more than thirty o) days from the date of the city section The Commission sho make or a cause to be made publication of notice and all aangemens for holding such cleo thereof declared in all respects other elections ordered the election shall nevertheless ont baIo with notoe of such e con i nd 2' th % @ t ] @ be in accord with the provisions this Charter incumbent continue to perform the duties eial declared The candidate who shall the highest petition officer during the which he elected unless petitioners ge eeson eInse @ p of h e Pee @ 9 econ m ~ expenses @ r m ofic upon he qualification his successor
 
 result of said election shall have been declared the said office petition be filed against any officer until he has actually held his office for at least six co months
 
 
 Secto The by Ike a ne- to of
 CHAPTER XVIII
 
 Section The fiscal the shall of Section The Commission shall q collection of q of the Arizona, hereafter a whereby q
 
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 meet all expenditures for city including
  also estimate of the of expected all to
Arizona republican., 1913-09-11
PAGE FOURTEEN

board, which shall meet on the first Tuesday after the election and 
 Provided further that general elections approval by the by city council
  be as provided for in Chapter XXI of this Charter ~ this Charter and the holding subsequent city election polling the judges and provide section 0 M There en5 aa 0 be % a ast faT U polling places
  shall be the of election from six Increase the number m of poing places from time Section I qualification of required by the constitution and laws of the State ate & for @ state @ s ] s days previous primary special general election held section The the violations pra9 and shall be enforced as cAPTrR R @ Sa@ State laws
 Special Elections
 ond1etS in the m a % ranner nnd nnGr % th s s ons @ @ as @ provided for the holding of general elections including the
 GHsfnEs 4hs nistiSe MY Section Any proposed ordinance be submitted to the qualified % dates for mayor at the a preceding general municipal election to the commission sa be @pon petition sbstana following
 To City Cerzo the City Phoenix
 the undersigned residents the City of Phoenix Arizona and duly qualified electors therein do hereby submit of proposed forthwith submitted vote people.
 d1ere insert the proposed ordinance in fnl)
 Name Of signer Address 
 State of Arizona County of Mrcona :-..,.....:. being duly sworn and
 
 Phoenix that herenabove the genuine signatures the whose they bear and that each and all of them are residents and duly qua1 of ceedngs and action taken reference such petition insert the names of three and their addresses1 Subscribed sworn to before me this day '.'''.....'.'.... 19..
 Notary Public Marloopa County, Arizona sectlon provisions Chapter XVII of Charter in relate the method filing with mission notification apply petitions sectOn petition accompanying proposed be signed by electors equal in number fifteen G of and contains oue that said ordinance be forthwith submitted the the people the election then the Comms ordinance without alteration within Co attachment sufn under the % m povisons of Chapter W1 of ths hrtero or () Within twenty 5) days after the city clerk shall petition ordinance certificate of suffcncy the Commission shall proceed call sDea election m % at o n9 @ 5d without aato" shall be Whenever ordinance Commission ordinance i h W en 6 @ a m @ copy a @ t st 9 t9Velopg cope " w t sam fi f51 days prior to the election or () the Commission may order such ordinance proposition be printed the official city published like ed by the are required to be published and may order of the ordinance or proposition and of the sample ballots as Section voting upon proposed ori nance shall contain complete copy of such proposed ordinance to- the polls their the ordinance other questions to be voted
Arizona republican., 1913-09-11
CHAPTER XVI The Referendum

Section No ordin passed go  sage, exec as othe n
  entre municipal election which elected protest ing  item, operation, of 
  init the general election special election
   
  he in XIV 
 provisions respecting petitions to chapter
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1913-04-03

that no prepara' ions he'd been made
for them al that place and instead were
shown into the dining room where a
sign informed them of the nature OF
the dav. Finally when it appeared
thai all the guests had arrived. they
were told 10 look up their wraps and
journey over 10 The home OF Judge
Cate. where ample provisions had been
made for their entertainment. Late
corners found the home OF Col. Jones
almost IN total darkness, and their
charGrin was great. Not TO be ont
Done, the " nners sent Inc hoseTs u
beautiful box Of flowers by messenger,
consisting of lovely turnip greens and
for fear the guests would forget The
dag, they were fed on cotton filled can.
ty and cotton stuffed bsnanas upon
their arrival at Judge Gates home.
The color scheme OF red and green
vas carried on. throughout the enter
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1913-04-03

tainmeni. Red tuiips and masses of
greeneries of the ported variety were
artistically arranged.
Progressive games were played, the
crown-ups taking 2 Feat delight in play
ing games designed for The little tots.
The guests were introduced to q very
mysterious fortune teller who could
tell, although blindlolded what motion
each guest would make and the an
swer usually was the same, "Making a
Fool Out of Yourself They were al
80 shown marvellous picture aud IN
many why's reminded OF the day.
: The prizes were Won by Mrs. l.. s.
Allen and Col. .Ino. NJ. Jones. Wax
Fool heads were unique AZ fayors.
The members of the Thursday after
noon club who acted the parts Of hos
tesses were Messiaincs W.D. McSween
j. NJ. Jones, I'll. n. Gate. Jno. NJ,
stoSely. ]. A. SdAang, Rhea MINIS.
II. W. Hui AMI g. =. Smith.
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1913-04-03
LOSERS ROYALTY
ENTERTAIN VISITORS

The Thursday afternoon club last
Fall recognized and in The playing of
their games planned that the team
scoring the least number of points up
to March lst, would have to entertain
the winners and the husbands of all the
members. This culminated Tuesday
night in one of the pretiiest affairs OF
the year, the no ne of Judge and Mrs.
III, II. Gate being thrown open FOR The
occasion, some thirty guests attending.
IL had been planned 10 have the
social event at The home of Col. and
Mrs. .Jno. NJ Jones. but the date for
the entertainment fell on Anril fest,
"All Fools day" so The plans we're
changed, and while the guests gather
cd at Col. Jones residence. they found
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1913-04-03
Celebrates Birthday

Master Richard Carter Holt invited
a number of his little friends to The
lovely home OF his grandparents, Dr.
and Mrs. II. G.. Smith, last Saturday
afternoon from . until 4o'clock TO help
celebrate the fourth anniversary of his
birth.
The varions children's games We're
played on he beautiful lawn and after
enjoying The afternoon in mapyjinier-
esling ways SO dear to childhood, the
guests were invited 10 the dining room.
The dining table was especially at
tractice with It's frosted cake, burning
iour white tapcrs for the central orna-
ment, al one end of the table was a
bowl of knmquals, with Il circle OF yio-
lets around it and large mound of
fragrant yiolets were on the other md.
Ice-cfeani, cake and candy were served.
Master Richard was most genial
young host and his litlle guests brought
him pretty tokens IN memory Of the
day.
Those present were: Dorothy Smith,
Margaret Susong, William Minis, ill
liam Cate, Emma Jones, Chandler
} ones, Elizabeth Stokely, Frederick
Graddon, Florence McMahan, Edward
Jones.
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1913-04-03
Mrs. Cate is Hostess

Mrs. III. n. Cate was charming
hostess last Wednesday afternoon
when she delightfully."- entertained the
Sewing Circle, and The Thursday After.
noon Club.
Her pretty home was made attract.
i've with decorations of spring flowers
and potted plants.
A unique entertainment was offered
when the guests were divided into two
teams for q comfort lacking contest.
Pretty pin cushions were passed by
the hostess TO record the scores with
pms as markers. Mrs. Ii. W. HUFF and
Mrs. Il. |. Susong were successful and
were awarded lovely pin eases.
Delicious cream and cake were ser.
we'd.
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1913-04-03
For Mrs. Powers

One of the many delightful affairs
OF the past week was the party given
by Mrs. b. ID. Jones, when she compli
menleG charming matron, Mrs. Pow.
ers of Pennsylvania who is the guest OF
her sister Mrs. J. Il. Jones.
The reception rooms were decorated
with many plants and a variety OF
choice Spring flowers which added
charm to the bright occasion.
Progressive games were played at
six tables and successful and presented
boubuet of .jonquis. The honoree was
given pretty china plate.
A two course luncheon was servedi
The guests were members OF the
Thursday Afternoon Club and The
Sewing Circle.
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1913-04-03
Observation-Disclosures
gJJlIJlJJUIggJgyJ1g lyglIgN
Events

LII j l,lg
The past week has been very gay in
social action. Mrs. L. s. Allen enter
tanning with series of dinner parties,
and many other lovely affairs have
been given The past week.
On last Tuesday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. O'Hara, Mr.. and Mrs. i.
r. Stokely.Mr and Mrs. J. NJ. Stokely
were guests at dinner party givcd by
Mrs. Allen.
Saturday evening beautiful appoint
ed dinner wi n Mrs. Allen as a charm
ing hostess, was given TO a circle of her
friends and the elegant repast was
served in seven courses. Tie table was
lovely, the centerpiece being hand,
some clung lace with lovely green will
low basket filled fragrant narcissus,
hyacinth and asparagus fern. After
the dinner, progressive games were
enjoyed.
The guests were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Holt Mr.. and
Mrs. w. ID. McSween, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. NJ. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. b. |. Su-
song, Mrs. w. r. Hurst.
On Monday evening the Misses An.
ME, Elizabeth and Kate Huff, and DR.
and Mrs. II. &. Smith enjoyed the de.
lightful hospitality Of Mrs. Allen.
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1913-04-03

nno aItenneG tine present patents ad-
mits that decided Improvement fol-
lowed the first Injection OF the serum
apd that the most alarming symptoms
glisappeared completely.
MIR. Nlir@is has secured medical GER
tiiieatts to the effect that his un-
known remedy certainly has bene6
cial effect. He hopes 10 effect real
cures before patentins the serum and
announcing his discovery.
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1913-04-03
Boyer Raked Over
Red Hot Goals
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the House and misrepresented things
that occurred III the secrecy Of the re-
publican caucus. 1t was dishonorable
for him TO make any statement about
these matters and still worse for him
to mis-state them.
Several weeks ago some OF our MEM
bers were convinced that Boyer had
forfeited his right to membership in
republican caucus, but Governor Hoop
er insisted that he should not then be
expelled, with the hope that he might
pull himself away from the liquor lob
by of the regular democrats.
In view of these facts, we therefore
take the action above indicated.
This committee further directs that
the Secretary furnish copies of the fore
going resolutions to each of the county
papers with request to publish. Also
to number OF the daily papers of the
State. We further direct that he have
2000 circulars printed and distributed
for the full information of ttfe people
of the county.
Passed by unanimous vote.
j. Il. HICKS, Chairman,
A. A. GATES, Secretary.
J. +. HENDERSON,
CLARENCE SCOTT,
{. II. LOWELL,
J.P. MAyFIELD,
II. II. MCNABB,
DAN BRYANT,
OSCAR HARTsELL,
G. e. CARTER,
JACK FREEMAN,
j. A. TOBY,
A. {. HAMPTON,
4. "A. SwAGERTl,
M. &. RECTOR,
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1913-04-03
NEW TUBERCULOSIS CURE.
italian Asserts injection Of His sserst
Serum Improves Patients.

Rome. -Giuseppi Nurgis, .Sardial-
an chemist. asserts he has discovered
a cure for tuberculosis which is des-
sincd to eclipse that Of Dr. Fried
mann. the Berlin physician 1t con-
eists OF subcptaneous injection Of a
escret serum comipsea OF two ele-
meats the nature or which has not
sesu divulged. Ills said experiments
on animals with the serum have
achieved wonderful resulta.
Dr. Nurgis is now treating seven pa
siS,,is, all Of whom are in the last
stages OF consumption. Or Nurels re-
fuses TO divulge the secret OF hls
sreatment and win not allow 1T to bs
tried Ut the. hospitals. The physician
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1913-04-03
Announcement

al teachers who can possible come
are urged to attend the Teachers Read
ing Circle on Saturday, April 5th.
Come and get your books and an out
line OF some things that may be help
full to you IN the next course of exam
inutions.
Very sincerely,
D Ia. MCMAHAN,
Superintendent.
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1913-04-03
Gold RING 10 a Cow.

Z Cory. I'a.--A COW belongin. to Ira
Williams of Corydon dying after two
weass Of nnsccountabie sickness was
cut open. and gold ring was found
on the inside Of the case around the
Erart. 4, il uppcsed the COW swal-
lowed the ring. which worked through
the. siomach iato the lining of the
tcs1.
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1913-04-03

E.stel Stokely and Eugene Robinson
went 10 Knoxville Monday for the
purpose of looking over the New York
Giants who were to play base ball in
Knoxville on that date. If the team
meets with their approval remnant for
1913 will be assured the New Workers.
W. i. Burnett went to Knoxville
Tuesday TO see the ball game.
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1913-04-03

The Revenue COMMITTEE was in New
port, Wednesday getting in shape for
She meeting OF The county court. next
Monday.