davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20
tateS Army


owen Moran was one Of our great.
ess little nshtefs-en aud on. q
Bulls nlfty little lightweight rcpFe-
sentative coald mix things up with
equal facility when ION the waKon"
or "on the wagon" II was Just a
difference 81 location. when ION
he usually confined hts battles 20 the
ring. and when "on'' why. any old
place he could drop his hat was SUI
! hcient
Not az an because owen waH pos
seSsed with a disaErecabie personality
fur he was not Moran was very
pleasant and popular and always lett
an excellent impression ON those he
met. So good an impression that
there win be many who will dlsbc-
licvc the fact that the little English
man was probably the heaviest drink
Z er Of his weight In the world. He
\ certainly crank mere IN proportion
/ than ord John l.. and John nearly
Z drank u all. This unquenched thirst,
I hy the bs. h responsible Tor the de-
fcats In owens record book aud the
gray hairs In Charley Harvcy's head.
I it also Is responsible for his hardest
4 battle.
4 Now Moran didn't tell this to me
+ he confessed q one time TO Charley
/ Harvey: aud. since he IL over In
4 England, why here goes!
( Owens hardest battle was with the
United states army Right Tho
little fellow promised aud agreed to
whip the whole United States army
one day out on Frisco bay
II was when Moran was out on the
coast for his second battle with the
thc- featherwcight champion. Abe
Attell. owen had been out west be-
fore. Hc had fought Attcll terrific
wcnty-round draw at Colma some
months previous and was thoroughly
familiar with al the WAYS aud means
of Frisco town. He liked Frisco.
That lively. good natured and care
free city was Just rebuilt for him.
Didn't IL contains wealth of select
enporiums far The thlrsty--as we'll as
that Incompatible "Barbary Coast q"
An! the "Barbary Coast Moran
always was q gopd sailor. and nay b"
he didn't do some ruilicklng cruising
along those liquor tapped shores Of
the Pacific street.
Considering Morans trniping meth
DDS us really remarkable how we'll
he fought.
Late one afternoon. after an all
night cruise on tho 'coasi," Moran
was making his way across the bay
ON ferry boat % Billy simmons
villa. his training quarters. just
across from san Francisco. owen
was in the best Of spirits oand the
best OF spirits were In him), and he
tackled about the lower deck, drop
ping ms" and pithy remarks with
generous tongue.
Slanting a group Of United states
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20

appearing iu vaudeville I started out
uu a. tN,kr weeks contract 40 san
I'rlu,i.,o stt,. becoming champion.
Another nine WEEKS VA added tp
tui. aud iust a few DO ugo signed
Tor su dddlttunal six wcckt
rhN stage work viii cutI5 ~, right
up Zoo the Nrst ut June II isn't pi1'
IN any means vorhiuE two aud
"motnuoe iuur Shows day, hut from
ilt" huinrjal standpoint ana we'll
liishcd. ~ b. t strain. however and
pfv, trsf cling from uu, town 60 ava.
other makes u grind
{ expect that when I finish my the
Jiri,d work ! viii De- iu need OF 90
J,st and ! ann going % take yaca-
ton OF one month. which t,mr / VIII
spend .u the mountains ont west
I'll, question am asked loo nearly
.Erp eit. ON nay arrival is WHOM
win you ush, nest tud when can
answer Dog saving that my urst battle
800 ut',u-r. uf tI, title HlU tax, pli. ,
uu Jul. b. the promoters can Jr-
range tb, bout O. iS barely possible
tHHt mv plan for Fourth oi july
uaHr may Dr CHANGED. but 10, present
Ju mot ihInk su I Uuu anxious Co.
lu abroad aud have received l,u-
EuN, otter tor theatrical work. boo
Iurou, Tho terms arc NOT quit" -Ht-
..'H. ;ory and Z do NOT ouoN whether
-haII make thc Iip.
Iu looking over tUc asplrants tor
tHr championship the fighter chat
s,ymr tu loom up as thv logical run-
tender a Ju" Rivers. Rivers bv
D. ID f.'
showed how good ~, was. Wolglsts
HHUr, Co get better tuHu g. draw
against Harlem Tommy Murphy rp-
GENTLY loo their aU-ruuub hight ON the
coast did not help his chances for "a
return match Then another tspir-
ant h,,s suddenly appeared 300 Leach
cross cot Sew York Cross hy knock
.ut out Joe Mand1I eliminated the
suutUuruDr from tuc l..r tor The title
and took his place
nave not mentioned my friend.
p4cNrg Mcfarland b,,aus, j, does not
hook JOS DO Nr ever would meet boa The
runs / have offered 90 night Parkcv
IA. Hr win weigh GOO lJ3 pounds az =
O'Clock iu the afternoon This ho re-
fuses to du. want Go cay for packry
, Chat ! think Dee Iv one of the wonder
'ul men of tine ring aud that he is 70
srvat ,rpli, to the .port But see mo-
reason why should give away weight
to him ln order that a match be- ar
ranged,
There have u,vu many coullict,uR
statements us tu the weight that I viii
insist uu lu meeting uspiHnts The
weight viii be- 1873 pounds Tor any
one { Hpb' uud 10 makes mo- difference
| who is matched With mo. found on
when trimming for Wolgast that that
notch was my natural lighting weight
! -u I shall stick Co g.
n is my intention % give amy one
4 " hu -ccka 10 chance Tor tho utlc and
I b ir up 90 the promoters 90 arrange
/ thp matches
There les one other thing want "a
| say, und that is that when I lose the
| utlo they viii carry me out of the
! ring There viii bc no foul from thc
| Kitchio side of the argument
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20
WILL CARRY WILLIE
OUT Of THE RING
IF He LOSES
Champion of Lightweight Di.
vision Outlines His Plans ;
Expects to Defend His Title
Not Sooner Than July a.

bGy willie ElluiD. LIghtWolEnl
thampiu ut iaD WurldI
The busuuoH o' being lightweight
champion cot tho world Dr. ruuldor-
ably different from what Thought 10
would be- before I won The tu, from
sd Wolgdst at san Francisco uu No-
y,uncr rs at last yrlr have noou
aukrd Tor "a MA, us'd, stun Un my
sudden jump fput au outside
chance" la The lightweight riuls To-
tho championship ana particularly da
to my plans for defending the title.
80 here goes.
To begin WITH I want to yay That
u is nico to be- Il champion, hui not
quito 80 nice as : Thought % would
be- My dag dreams Lcluro tnai hti
memorable battle with Wo,pUs ulc-
turcd % beautiful existence with travel
Ia "a bower ot roses and nothing bat
joy know chat when Z met that
Cudi,a, buchanan % Vas thc ono
chance of my NE and made thr
most OF Co. uut Woigast made tho
most ol "a. too. tor the Mvins ne gave
me ln the nrst tyu rounds of that
battle urnds r' refreshing iu my
memory
NOW 90, Io.,. ut ruses isut quite
what q is cracked up Co. pc Ny vice
tory over Wulgu~l gave me ihr chance
40 heroine a stage attraction, and / am
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20
O'NEILL SHOWS Up
WELL IN FIRST
WORK OUT
Kansas City Rib Buster De.
clares He Will Beat Smauld-
ing Well Inside the Ten
Round Limit.

demonstrating that D.. b. neither cd
"has been" nor u Juu bu % husaN
lad with puuohc- u both arms and H
knowledge OF tnr game that is NOR,
than ORDINARY Buster oNoul Hi
kansas civ tuIs afternoon went
through rather strenuous Workout
n rcpaTUttou iur DIE Iru.ruuud bate
,lr with Al SmauIuug local scrap.
por which b. scheduled Coo happen m
Ga, *. ". =. e. gm pu Tuesday mgh.
March 90.
O'Ncl got the nam, Buster. Bog
busting "a ioN ribs, said ribs belonging
Go opponent. Buster believes Do,
has reputation tu sustain .ud vhij.
b, win NOT ut,ntIumlE bust any n
SmauIdiug ribs. u, declares tbu.
Smauldus won't answer the h,U nvr
tH, tenth round
Director Levy I- negotiating with
fighters tor th proUm. and aIlugrJu-
or Is arranging .or NrH.pIa.s rHrI
Tor u,At Tuesday night"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20
ZURICH TAKES HIS
TIME WRESTLING
AN OPPONENT
Time Counts for Nothing With
Big Russian Who Meets
Frank Gotch in Kansas City
on April 4

Kansas CITY March 80 We would
hardly can George LJriDh. who
wrcstlvs Frank Gotch on April 0 90
hustling wrestler tie even talks
slow. George says that 10 is Just u>
welt e. win in sixty mnutrs rs Co
0up his man In fifteen seconds q is
an ~ an evenings work. Then Dog
going duN YOU can make sure. lu BE-
hurryup miNup un, can run afuul ui
a hammcrl0vk or even the dtstnstc-
ful full-uolson such things never
occur 10 man who works slowly aud
thinks as he works. At least the fore
going is the opinion oi Europe b
champion Wrestler.
In street attire Lurich doesn't Iuu.
like an athlete. neither does Dee tails
Ike one. one would pick him ouj
ON a. street corner for kindly Ger.
man citizen Weighing about l5,
pounds, lie ISN'T very imposing look
nag when cat on purudc. HIS shout
dcrs slope and his chin rests nu hl-
breast. lie locke disruusolat, Mas
Dee lac IT, something rs going 90 han
pen To him about April o. LuHuh
undoubiedly is an interesting ulktr
| 81 you can make Russian. His blue
rycs twinkle with kiudl, light when
talking and you almost dig down tu
: giSc him 10 tip. That's Gcorgu Lur-
Itch on "a, street
Turn 90 the gymnasium. Enter
/ Zurich The little man with tho
kindly blue eyes and -lopug Shout
ders has disappeared, When ho
sheds his clothes wonderful athlete
/ appears, Five feet eight inches ia
hclwhth Dee looks much taller This
. fellow who looked Geo weigh lgl
\ pounds hurdcuod with Jll ul his out
duor accncry steps ON IA, scales ana
1 60 the SURPRISE 90 am present hc upa
'ihc beam at 2lt pounds The scales
must 5o wrong. NJ, thcy hap, been
tested, That hfy-siN uchr- around
The chest accounts Tor the puuudIgy.
/ Gut how docs he hid AN ul lhus mag.
nillcont front under o shirt and cost .
I George Luriuh, who iB billed Do, hls
manager as tho "couquotuI ut ull Eu-
rope this Includes an uf Jh, mighty
/ Turks aud the garlic toned heroes
nom other porte tolls us thIt bee has
weighed more than zoo puuuds since
{ lio wac 90 wears of agc aud that was
ten years ago he is big mun iu
Ia little bunch OF clothes, bu al that
lac doesn't look like number eight
\ foot la "a number ilsc shoe liis little
clothes look too large tur hls mas.
IFlvo frame
n doesn't veX Lurich az AN to call
I him defensive wrestler iic Be-, and
doesn't try So dodge tho issue. a
was his wonderful defense that wore
down Huckouschnldt aud beat Z0ysz-
ko twice. lie isn't Snowman and
isn't out TO please the crowd with
hoadapins and acrobntir work. Lur.
/ ich doesn't look nearly a. good as his
record even whom he is stripped
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20

with an average Of ia In nfty.thrcv
games Ills spit ball. brand neN,
made him a marvel aud lowered many
batting average
u was Fred clarke who really de-
Nelopod Chvsbro. The latter may not
agree with this, but ne never was a
wonder until the pittsburg manager
began Co handle him Chief thinner
and Jack O'CunBor were his catchvrf
ana. 81 coursc, played their part ia tito
developing.
Chesbru b. firm believer in a.
third major league aud predicts 70
viii come within five years, because
there ls plenty of room for a.
VITA Bill Donovan is Chesbro's idea
at the greatest pitcher. and be g. not
alone other players naming the great
Tiger
Fielder Jones. according 10 al pry
Jock" was the greatest player
ChCsbro was born al North Adams.
Mass. June 9. 1874. and played his
first bali with Springfield Mass, Ina
1898. lle was with the Roanoke, Va,
team in 1896. with Richmond from
1897 90 1899, then with liitsburs
through 1902 and wound up with
the Yankees ian 1910.
Chusbru's business % pruhp""ous
ono by the way. ls located at CONWAY
Mass, where b. makes Eis homo. iIr
g. sim as happy as ever ana says. 81
loved the game ana tho money that
went with a."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20
EIGHT MILES OF FINE
HIGHWAY NOW BEING
FINISHED AT RATION

Ration. ~ ~, March !o.-Thrcc
teams wore placed al work this week
by the county road commissioner on
the important stretch of highway be-
tween Ration and the Rcd river bridge,
eight miles south ~ b. the expccta'
lions ur the commissioners Go place
this piece OF road la boulevard condl.
ton Within the coming two weeks,
weather conditions permitting. Before
Aay /. u is hoped 10 have the entire
highway from the north 60 south line
of The county ip urst class condition
Tor the coming host OF auto PARTIES
who Win arrive In increasing numbers
from east and NoHi during the coming
touring season.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20
SPORT NEWS BRIEFS HOT OFF THE WIRE.


Los Angeles ---"Rubo' narquard,
one Of The star pitchers of the Sew
York nationals last lear. left ycsior-
day FOR Houston. Texas. Whuru ho
VIII join the team hc Was accom-
panied by his wife, formerly nloas0in
secicy the actress, 10 whom he was
married iu SAN Francisco. u was re-
ported on what was said 90 1e reli-
ahic authority that the contract
which Marqunrd signed In san Fran
cisco provides for an annual salary u
$500 for three years In addition
20 that Kinselia h said 10 have given
him bonus Of tl.b00 Tor signing,
bringing "Kube's' annual compensa-
don a. $4,000.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20

staERering TO the ropes and right
a. the Jaw an instant later floorcd
him for nine seconds. Kirk rcRalncd
his feet IN time 90 euffcr further pun.
luhncnt before Referee Sammy Kelly
stopped the bout Tho nght lnaug-
uratcd Attclrs attempt 60 regain the
Who made him quit In a buu, In the
west four months ago Kirk had alt
the better OF " FOR two rounds to-
night llo iabbed Atleil almost at
will With his left and hooked his right
~ tho head repeatedly There was q
sudden shift when the third round
started. however, Atteli stepping In
quickly with the deciding blows.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20

81 suffered habitually from con-
stipaiion Deans Regulets relieved
ana strengthened the bowels 40 that
they have been regular ever since" go
y. Davis Grocer. sulphur SPRINGS,
Texas.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20

Johnny Lore 81 Now York wlil meet
in lightweight battle ot ten rounds
IN New Orleans April T. The winner
b. "a nghl Young Brown should
Mandot bc successful hc expects to
meet Joe Rivers In May
Plttshurgh Pa WINE Hoppe OF
New York, is2 balk lihe champion,
docfatod ora Mornlngsiar the ISL
halk limo billiard champion. last night
by scorc OF 500 20 Ell.
New York. Abe Attell. former
foathcrwcight champion, knocked out
Olue kifk ol 81 Louis IN the third
round ~ scheduled ten-round bout
here last night 4 terrific left hook
90 llrk's chin sent the weetefner
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20

81. have money 90 loan 81 peJ
cent 90 real estate security. john ~,
Moore Realty Co.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20

Paris Willie Lewis, the Amorican
iuiddlewelsh pusllist, won the deoi-
sion ON points last night from the
French middiewelght Morccl Mo.
rcau. The American showed the bet
ter form throughout Many faahion.
able women and prominent actresses
were az the ringsidc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20

without hot cross buns? Such delicious
buns as wo make them too. BE suro
% set lot OF them for you1l need a
LOT 70 satisfy everybody. Suppose you
, order them now. That will be the sur
eat way Of preventing disappointment.
We never can seem TO bake enough
for late comers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20

Chlcago,---cmhby and Eddie Nc.
0oorty have asreed To aght ten
rounds in KenoEha, Wis, at isS
pounds some time In April. The date
will no set later
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20

New Orleans. Joe Msndo' ana
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20

TrImble's Livery; iIa n Second 81.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20


Hot springs. Ark Bobby BytSe.
third basemar Tor the Pittsburgh
Nationals. WIS struck on the head by
a bail pitched by smoky Joe" Wood
yesterday. knocked unconscious. aud
his condition IL regarded az serious.
Physicians state Il may be several
days before they can determine
whether he viii play ball again.
Byrne was at bat in the second cxhi-
biti0n game between Pittsburgh ansl
tho worlds champions when he was
hu. The bali struck him high on the
head and glanced over the stand be.
hind. Physicians say " IL had struck
him lower he probably would have
been killed. He was hurried TO a hos
pital and later taken to hotel. nos-
ton won the game 10 g. Pittsburgh
won the first game of the series
seven more games Will be played,
Gibson's home run, which scored a
runner ahead Of him. gave Pitts
burgh their only runs Score:
II. II. T..
flttsOurBh ....s.t.t,','... ]
Boston ..,......s..t. ....... /
Batteries: Cooper. Robinson and
Gibson: Wood. Hall and Nuncmakcr.
Los Angeles Bud Anderson and
Knockout Brown. who fought twenty
slashing rounds 90 draw al Vernon
last Saturday. have reached an agree
mcnt FOR return match. u will be
fought either on the afternoon Of
April t2. or the night of April -.
" the former date be selected the
iightvcights viii make 1873 pounds ut
I o'clock. The night date chosen
they viii weigh In at o'clock
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-04-25
RAY CONSOLIDATED
 MUST STAND FUR DAMAGE SUIT
Attorney Robert Fisher Makes Strong Plea and UphoIds Fellow Ser
 want Law in Arizona.

The demurrer filed in superior court to the action instituted by At torneys Baker and Baker, and Struck meyer and Fisher, on behalf of Strink- CT against the RaV Consolidated Cop per company, for damages to the ex- tent of $4O,000, was denied this morn ing by Judge Phillips. Robert Fish CT and Alexander Baker appeared for the plaintiff and Attorney Stall, in Chalmers and Kent, appeared for the defendant company.
 The suit was one for damages and was brought to this county from Pinal county where the accident which gave cause for the suit origin ated. Strinker is suing the company for the loss of a leg which occurred while he was erecting machinery in hosting plant in Ray in the month of January, 1912.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-04-25

Upon motion by Wade Hampton, seconded by c. P. Dunn, it is hereby ordered that all expense demands must be accompanied by vouchers was spent.
 Upon motion by c. P. Dunn, second ed by Wade Hampton, and carried unanimously the Constables at Mo renci and Metcalf are hereby allowed the sum of 25 cents for expense for each dog killed and disposed of and 25 cents for each tag sold.
 At 11:45 A M. the Board stands at recess until o'clock P. M. The Board reconvenes at o'clock P. M.
 Upon motion by Wade Hampton, seconded by R. A. Campbell, the sum of ten thousand dollars is hereby transferred from the General County fund to the Expense fund and five thousand dollars from the Expense fund to the Salary fund.
 The bond of Vandercock and Black for the penal sum of ten thousand dol lars is approved by the Board and signed by the Chairman.
 A petition having been filed in this office signed by A citizens and tax payers asking that county road be built to be known as the Duncan Richmond road, a motion is made by Wade Hampton, seconded by C. P. Dunn, i1istructing the Clerk to pre- pare three notices and cause them to be posted in three public places in the Duncan Precinct, which notices must specify that a hearing on the proposed road will be had at the of fee of the Clerk of the Board of Su pervisors, Monday, May 9th, 1915 and shall describe the course oi
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-04-25
DR. RICKETS ON AN INSPECTION TRIP
 ID GLOBE
Conditions Somewhat Better On Border Reports Mining
 Official.

GLOBE, April 22.-Dr. L. D. Rick etts, president of the Cananea Con solidated Copper company, and con- sulting engineer for several of the the large copper companies in Ari- zona, the Inspiration among others, arrived in the city last night coming from Warren and Naco. The doc tor states that conditions are some what better along the border since the decisive battle at Naco and that the railroad to Cananea is agin open and traffic resumed.
 Dr. Ricketts, who is consulting en- gineer for the Arizona Copper con- pany, informs the Record that good progress is being made on the con- struction of the company S smelter at Clifton, the only delay being occa- stoned by the slow delivery of struc- ural steel It will be one of the ing plants in the southwest, and bar ring any further Interruption, will be completed and go into commission some time in July.
 At the close of the current year Dr. Ricketts will complete his ac- tive labors in the field and will then make New York his place of resi- dence, directing the affairs of the Ca nanea company from his headquar- ters in that city.
 The doctor has rendered signal ser vice to the copper mining industry Ia Arizona and Globe has shared in the benefits resulting from his active par ticipation in the affairs of many of the large producing companies.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-04-25
April, 1913
 Wade Hampton, c. P Dunn, R. A Campbell, E. " Horton
April, 1913.

Subscribed and sworn to before me this 7th day of April A. D. 1913. SEAL A. L. TERRY,
 Clerk, Board of Supervisors
 At 4:30 P. M. the Board stands at recess until 9 o'clock A. M, Tuesday, April Sth, 1913.
 Clifton, Arizona, April Sth, 1913
 The Board of Supervisors met this day in continued regular session. Meeting called to order at 9:30 A. NJ.
 Upon motion by Wade Hampton, seconded by c. P. Dunn, Felix Cues ada, an Indigent is hereby allowed the sum of ten dollars per month.
 Upon motion by Wade Hampton, seconded by R. A. Campbell, John M. Webster is hereby allowed a leave of absence from April 10th to May 1sC, 1913.
 Upon motion by Wade Hampton, seconded by R. A. Campbell, c. P. Dunn is hereby allowed a leave of absence for 10 days during the month of April
 Upon motion by Wade Hampton,  pointment of A. l.. Terry as Deputy Treasurer, by John M. Webster, Treasurer, to act from April 10th to May 1st, 1913, without compensation is hereby approved.
 Upon motion by Wade Hampton, seconded by c. P. Dunn, the appoint ment of Jose M Sanchez as Inter preter in the Justice of the Peace Court at Metcalf, by w. F. Burns, Justice of the Peace is hereby ap- proved.
 Upon motion by c. P. Dunn, second ed by Wade Hampton to insure the Duncan bridge for $1,0O0.0O for three years at the rate of $4.50 per hun dred for three years.
 Upon motion by Wade Hampton, seconded by R. A Campbell, the For est School and Road Fund of $2,523.- 70 is hereby apportioned $2,500.00 tC the General Road Fund and $23.79 to the General School Fund.
 Upon motion by Wade Hampton 1 seconded by c. P. Dunn, the Clerk is hereby authorized to advertise foI
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-04-25

said road.
 The Board of Supervisors accom- panied by the County Attorney re- paired to the Treasurer's office for their quarterly examination of the books and their report is as follows:
 Clifton, Arizona, April 7th, 1913 Office of the Board of Supervisors, Greenlee County, State of Arizona State of Arizona
 County of Greenlee
 We, the undersigned members of the Board of Supervisors, together with the County Attorney, have this day counted the money in the County Treasury, and have found the amount of money that ought to be in the Treasury as follows; to wit: the sum of One Hundred Fifty Five Thousand Seventy Nine and 65-10O Dollars; and the amount and kind of money actu- ally therein we find to be as follows: Deposited in Duncan Bank
 14,S76.27 Deposited in First National Bank of Clifton 77,49O.9O Deposited in Gila Valley Bank & Tru st Go. Morenci 32,427.S Sl Deposited ill Gila Valley Bank & Tru st Go. Clifton 9,942. 40 Deposited in Morenc1 State Bank 19,549.17 Cash on hand
 799.o7
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-04-25
COMING.

Dr. Schell of Tucson, Arizona s leading optician, will be at Morenci Hotel on his regular visit on Tuesday Gone day only), with complete assort- ment of glasses. At Central Hotel, Clifton, on Wednesday and Thursday If your eyes need attention, call on him for expert service. Satisfac- tion guaranted.