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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-06-20
A new industry has been discovered

A new industry has been discovered
in the drainage regions In eastern Mar
shall and western Beltrami counties,
Minnesota. This is the catching of fish
In the main bitches. Az soon as the
snow had melted the bitches. large and
small, became filed with water, which
gave ample opportunity for the fish to
move up against the current from the
Thief river and Red Lake river. In
places thousands OF suckers and pick
erel filled the bitches and the farmers
threw them out with forks and shovels.
AS soon as the freshet Of water had
disappeared, the fish also became
stranded. No game fish protected by
law are found In these waters. -
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-06-20
COMMISSION POSTING UP
ON FARM VALUATIONS


keep tab on the assessors and see that
none of them places a too low vaiua-
ton on farm land and lots the tax
commission is having a transcript made
In every county in the state of the
real estate transfers for the last three
pare the assessment Of the different
counties. The members of the state
commission also are posting themselves
in the value of the large stocks OF
goods in the different cities and towns
of South Dakota.
The commission intends to employ
several experts to compile the assess
ment OF the different counties and, one
expert on railroad valuations. The
members had been investigating the
manner in which railroads are assessed
he same plan for South Dakota.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-06-20
PROTEST MADE AGAINST
LOCATION or CONVICT FARM

Sioux Falls. S.. D., June 1.-THE pro-
posal of the board Of charities and COR
rectionss to condemn q farm in Maple
ton township. north of the present Local
ton OF the state p~enitentiary for a
convict farm. has aroused the farmers
In that township. and they propose to
fight the measur to a finish. They
object to having 40 or so convicts as
next door neighbours and while they
admit hat such a farm may be a good.
~ s,,'1 Il would Il m nnuss' their re own s ueac s.'e Of
mind and safety less secure. and they
declare that law abiding citizens should
not be injured for the benefit of men
who have broken the law.
lOlander Benson. one OF the prosper
Dus farmers of that township, whose
farm is In the exposed area. has start
ed q protest to the governor and the
board OF charities and corrections. The
protest has been signed by many of
the best business men and most repre-
tentative citizens of Sioux Falls.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-06-20
VIEWS ARE WANTED FOR
NEW PUBLICITY BOOKLETS

Flerre.. .. D.. June O.-The Immigra-
ton Commissioner j. N. Deets had In
preparation three new booklets discrip-
tive of the state and it's resources.
These new booklets are to be printed
in the Scandinavian, Polish and Bohe-
milan languages. They have now IN
print and are distributing booklets in
will be very largely duplicates Of the
ones now issued in German and Eng
iish. but 1t is the desire of the commits
sioner to secure new photographs of
farm scenes lakes, streams, mountains
state.
The Commissioners asks for clear
photos not less than 5 by 8. Many peo-
pie g post ard pictures but these
do not make good cuts. It is suggested.
Commercial clubs in various localities
look after this matter and see that
only the very best views are sent for
use in the new booklets.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-13
This Hone-M1de Cough Jyrup UU Surprise You stops Even WhOopinE Cough Quickly. A Family Supply
 mt Small Cost.

Here is a home -mad> remedy that takes hold Of a cough instantly, and will usually cure the most stubborn ca Sc in 24 hours. 1his recipe makes 9, pint enough for d whole family. You couldn't buy as much or as good read made cough syrup for $2.30.
 Mix one pint of granulated sugar with 12 pint of warm water, and stir 2 minutes. Put : E. ounces of Pinex (fiftv cents worth in pint bottle, and add the Sugar Syrup. This keeps perfectly and has 8 plea sant tastc-childrcn like it. Braces up the appetite and is slightly laxative, which helps end a cough.
 You probably know the medical value of pine i'll treating as: hma, bronchitis and other throat troubles, sore lungs, etc. There is nothing better. Pinex is the most valuable concentrated compound of Norway white pine extract. rich in euaiacol and all the natural healing pine clements. Other preparations will not work in this formula.
 The prompt results from this inexpen- sive remedy have made friends for it in thousands of homes in the United States and Canada, which explains why the plan has been initiated often, Eut never successfully.
 A guaranty of absolute. satisfaction, or money promptly refunded, goes with this recipe. g. Your druggist has Pinex, or will ont it for vou If not. send to The Pincx Co.,, It. Wayne, Ind.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-13

offices, except that of probate judge
 and supervisors"
 Proulx V. Graves, 76 Pac. (Cal) 1925.
 Chapter 42 requires the boards of su-
 perVisors to re district their respec-
 tive counties on the first Monday of
 September; 1912. It may not be done
 at any other time. The boards of su-
 pervsors can exercise no discretion as
 to the necessity for redistricting their
 counties. and unless authorized to do so by other provisions of the law they will be poWerlesS to readjuSt the pre- cinctS of their counties to meet de- mands of increased or changed popu- lations.
 Now had the boards of supervisors the power or right to retain intact any precinct, however well suited to the ] conditions of population and business of their county Regardless of all eN- i istent conditions. of convenience and necessity the legislature in Chapter 42 plotted out of existence every precinct ! in the state. It did not 'proVide for doing so through the medium of gen eral laWsn but did 1t directly. This 1 as we understand the California decis- 1 ions. it could not do. It not only abol- = 1 ishcs all the precincts in the state, but cancels the commission of every pre- 1 cinct officer of the state. These off | cers were chosen by the electorate and l the manner of their removal from of | flee is provided by general law, but 1 chapter 42 ignores the usual and regu- | lar procedure and attempts by this act
 to perform functions that properly be- ! long to the local legislative body | Our conclusion is. that section 94S ot ! chapter 42 is Violative of the consttu
 tion and, therefore, null and void. NeV- 1 eltheleSS boards of supervisors, as the 1 chief legislative body of their respec- 1 tive counties, under paragraph 973 subd. ,, R. <. 1901. may, in the eXer-
 else of a proper discretion. change pre- cincts of their counties or create others [ as convenience requires. Section 94S l of chapter 42. in so far as it attempts
 to confer this power, adds nothing t. l the law as it already existed. The 1 changes in precincts should be made , however, so as not to effect the re- | moVal of the present incumbents. bu ! in contemplation of an election Wher | successors may be elected
 l Para graph 1051. chapter 42 is no ! violative of our constitution, but i i cannot have immediate force and eff l feet for the reason that section 9. Art 1 VI, grants power to the legislature [, 1 prescribe bV law the number of jus
 tices of the peace to be elected" ant
 not appointed. As we have already
Arizona republican., 1913-03-13

Appeal from a judgment of the su- periOr court of the state of Arizona. in and for the county of COchise. Fred Sutter. judge. Reversed.
 Statement of facts in opinion. J. w. Ross and w. E. Cleary and Alexander X Christy tamici curiae), for appellant. w. c. Gilmore. county attorney, and Alexander Murry. deputy county at torney. for appellee.
 Ross, J.
 This is an action in the nature of a writ of quo Warranto instituted on the relation of W. C. Gilmore. county at tOrney for Cochise county. against ap- pelant. NJ. C. High. It is alleged that High was elected at the regular No Vember. 1908. election, justice of the peace of precinct No of COchise county for the term of two years from January lst, 1909. That he qualified as such justice of the peace and performed the duties thereof until January 1st 1913. That on September 3rd. 1912 the board of supervisors of COchise county re-districted said county into justice precincts to take effect and be in force on the lst day of January
Arizona republican., 1913-03-13
GLENDALE
NE|CHBORHOOO NOTES
 FROM GLENDALE TOWN

GLENDALE, March 12.-Mr. Loibcl
 who until recently has been at the
 Hotel GlcnWood, went to Chandler to do some clustering work a few days ago. He was brought home today with both legs badly bruised up, and
 his ankles sprained as the result of a fall while al work. \. A. McGiH and family. of Ely. Nevada, are now located in Glen
 dale Mir. McGin will have charge of the Horton mine.
 MT. and Mrs. S w White who have been visiting their daughter,
 Mrs J. NJ. Pearson, for the past month. have returned to their homo
 in New York.
 The school mass meeting which was to have been held here on next Saturday has been postponed until the board can have time to look more closely into the matter. There is considerable discussion as to tn, location and style of the new build ing
 Glendale was visited by light shower today. J. MeFaddcn's driving horse broke
 
 l town with the harness on. When he was finally caught. the harness was almost completely ruined. \. w. Bennett was in Phoenix wis itor today.
 Mrs. !. l.. Cant made a shopping trip to Phoenix this afternoon The Glendale city council met on Monday night with all members on hand pr J. NJ. Pearson was unan- imOuSly elected to take the place of W. H. Slaughter. After the paying of the bills was finished. The mat ter of the purchase of the city water works was the principal matter under discussion. This will probably be settled at mass meeting to be held later. Also the matter of establish ing q grade for all the sidewalks in town was brought up. At present there are several blocks of cement walks in front of the business houses and hardly two of them are the same height. At an early date q
 uniform grade will be established and all property owners will have to conform to it.
 Dr J. w Scudder and family who have been here for some months and have bought some property. left q couple of days ago for their old home in Kentucky They will return l later and establish their home in Glendale.
 Miss Robena Barkley has taken charge of the music in the fifth sixth and seventh grades of the Glen | dale grammar school. There is proposition on foot ! whereby the Farmers Cooperative 1 Creamery, of Phoenix. will establish
 branch creamery and cheese fac 1 tory at Glendale.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-13
.RED|STR|CT|NC
 LAW |S VOID
Supreme Court Holds Act
 Passed by Last Session
 of Legislature Is Uncon- stitutional. Justices and ConStabIeS to Hold Over

The justices of the peace and con stables elected under the provisions of the enabling act that provided for d constitutional convention for the ter Iitory of Arizona will. according to the opinion of the supreme court handed down yesterday in the Cochise county ease. hold their offices until the first day of February 1915.
 The decision affects all the justices of the peace and COnstables in the state, because under d law passed by the last legislature the boards of county supervisors were authorized to redistrict the counties and to appoint precinct officers. This was done in accordance with the provisions of the act, and in consequence thereof d large number of the justices of the state saw their offices fading from them unless something was done about it In Mari copa county they decided upon testing the law in the court. In COchise some of the justices refused to give up their offices and removal proceedings were begun against them.
 The history of the case is given in the opinion delivered yesterday morn ing by Justice Ross concurred in by Chief Justice Franklin and for which q specially concurring opinion was writ ten by Judge Cunningham. The law was held to be constitutional. The ac- tionS of the lower court in the case has been reversed and ordered rendered
 Every section of the law in question k reviewed and objections. where they exist. pointed out.
 In Afaricopa county Justices John son and Parker. the two Phoenix jus tices of the peace, and their attaches Were congratulated on the successful outcome of the controversy
Arizona republican., 1913-03-13
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Arizona republican., 1913-03-13

shown, justices of the peace cannot be elected until the general state elec- ton. It follows that those precincts with two justices of the peace will re- tain such officers until an election is had, at which time only one justice of the peace will be elected for each pre- cinct. We feel that we ought to suggest that the scheme adopted in chapter 42 contemplates the obliteration of all precinct and township organizations heretofore existing in the territory and state and their complete reorganization. All precincts are abolished and new ones are to be formed. This act makes no provision for the preservation of the files and records and property of the old precincts. Nor is there any gen | eral law covering the case. It is true 1 the general law provides that outgoing 1 officers shall turn over the records and { files of their offices to their "SucceS- i sors." and provides that the "succes- l sOr' shall take jurisdiction of and dis pose of unfinished business of his pre- l decessor. But these new precincts and ! the officers thereof do not succeed any i old precinct and it's officers and, there 1 fore. are not entitled to the records | and files of the abolished offices. nor tu l take jurisdiction of unfinished busi- ness.
 Another infirmitN in chapter 42, not l however, affecting it's constitutionality 1 but exposing it's impra cticability, is | this: some of the boards of supervis- , orS did not redistrict their counties or 1 the first Monday of September, 1912 [ and did not take any steps whatever tC 1 comply with the terms of chapter 4 1 If. therefore. paragraph 94S is effective such counties are without precincts and without precinct officers to per form governmental duties and func-
 tions indispensable to the protection ot | society. Besides. every official act o such officers since the first day O. January. 1913, has been without lega l effect or force.
 The judgment of the trial court i.
 directions to sustain demurrer to com plaint.
 HENRY D. ROSS. Judge
 We concur:
 | ALFRED FRANKLIN,
 Chief Justice.
 CTNN1NGHAM J. (concurring special
 lyD
 l concur in reversing the judgment il
 this cause My seasons therefor I wisl
 to state briefly
Arizona republican., 1913-03-13

color lawn tucked closely longrhwise. It has a vest of white lawn about three inches wide. and the sleeves are long. Of white lowered crepe, with buttons matching, there arc tailored waists at 8, while d simple crepon with collar and cuffs con
 trasting and hemstitchcd is only S2,9o. The white lawn waists, whose regu
 lation price is $2, have small bows O. narrow velvet at the neck. Many are stitched with colored thread ami
Arizona republican., 1913-03-13
BRIGHT COLOREO SHiRTWAiST

Almost all the new shirt waists include color. Some are made even from the brightest laW.ls snd CIepcs to be found. This is in marked con
 trast to the reaGymade spring and summer waists of the past few years which have been of all white ma terials in preference to color. One of these new blouses is of deep rose
Arizona republican., 1913-03-13

Elizabeth says. II am troubled with q constant headache which also af- fleets my eyes. My breath is awful as l have a severe case of catdrrh of the head and throat"
 Answer: | receive daily hundreds Of letters from people who have suf- fered as you do and who have been cured with the following prescription: Make q wash by mixing e-half tea l spoonful Of Nilane powder, which you can purchase from any druggist in : oz. packages. and add to this one pint 1 of warm water, use this in the nOs- i trils daily to thoroughly cleanse them. \ catarrh balm should be used with | this This is made by mixing one tea 1 spoonful of Niane powder with one 1 ounce of lard or vaselinc and apply well mp into the nostrils twice q day. If this is used daily your catarrh will soon vanish. It should. however, be used occasionally to prevent q return 1 of the disease
 e C." writes "lf you know of anything that will cure dandruff itching scalp and premature badness. l
 Answer: For several years have prescribed plain yellow minyol as su- pcrior to anything known for the treatment of diseased scalp Get it in four ounce jars with full direc- tions It quickly oVercomcs all dis eases of hair and scalp and gives new vigor and intense natural color to the hair, Try it fairly and you will ad- vocate it's use for your friends. Mildred" writes: T am constantly embarrassed because of the fact ef my extreme thinness. have abso- l lutcly no color in my face or lips and I am dull and lifeess most of the time Please advise me what t. do"
 Answer: If you are so thin and pale and your lips and checks colorless il 1 is because your blood is deficient il red corpuscles. This can be easily overcome by the use of three -grair hypo-nuclane tablets which can be had from any druggist in sealed car tons with full directions for taking When the blood is enriched by tho
 use of these tablets your weight vii
 increase the color will come back in
 to your face and lips, and it will i'm
 prove your general system so tha you will become strong and healthy
 Edna" writes: T suffer with rneu
 matism all the time and shall b 1 very glad if you can tell me some
 thing to relieve me-
 Answer: I can give ,ou q prescrip
 ton which will not only relieve, bu
 will cure your rheumatism. This i
 my favorite remedy and from tn number of letters received from peO pie who have used it proves its valu in curing rheumatism. The folloNini is made by mixing we'll taking
 tcaspoonful at meal time and agail before retiring: Comp. essence cardiO oz.: comp fluid balmWort. 1 oz.: sy
 rup sarsaparilla comp. oz.; iOdid of potassium drams; wine of col
 chium. one-h half ounce: sodium sali | Cyiate f drams.
 Morris" asks: T have suffere'
 with chronic cough for almost
Arizona republican., 1913-03-13

Many suffers from rheumatism have been surprised and delighted with the prompt relief afforded by by applying Chamberlains Liniment. Not one case of rheumatism in ten requires any internal treatment what ever. This liniment is for sale by all druggists.-Advertis
Arizona republican., 1913-03-13

those which open in the frort have glass buttons harmoniZing with the stitching These latter cost little more than the others.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-13

year. and catch a fresh cold every fe" weeks. Nothing the doctor gives me helps. go ! write 10 you"
 Answer. You need q thorough lax atiVe cough syrup. one that not only relieves but surely drives il from the system. The following regularly used Mill cure any cough or cold promptly. Obtain a 21z oz bottle of essence mcntho-laxene. mix it with a home
 made sugar syrup or honey as per directions on bottle.
 Anxious E." writes. have in re- cent years been threatened with ap pendicitis. but would never consent to an opera tion. Indigestion. consti- patton and scdentary habits cause me much suffering. Kindly prescribe for dyspepsia something which you think l Answer The most scientific and ' will cure and prevent appendicitis" satisfying treatment Tor your trouble ' k tablets triopeptine; packed pink. white and blue in sealed cartons with full directions All stomach disorders can be conquered by regular treat Inent.
 { M- nervousness. loss of appetite and ov- crWork has made almost complete
 wreck of me l have to work, but can scarcely drag one foot after the other Please advise"
 Answer: The condition you pre- scribe is prevalent especially with l brain workers. Use the following: i Compound syrup of hypophosphates. ozs.; tincture cadomene, l oz. Mix, shake well and take q teaspoonful be- fore meals
 Farmers Wife" asks Will you please tell me how to overcome obesity.
 Answer: Obesity is burdensomc. Excessive fat on the human body is
 unnatural and frequently results seri ously The best and safest method
 to reduce is to take regularly 5- grain arbolene tablets. They are put
 up in sealed tubes with directions for home use. and any well stocked
 druggist can supply them. , Sarah C." writes: T am consti pated and have q greasy skin. Suffer t1rOln nSau1Cile, lUUlStStlOl anu SOiii'
 kidney trouble. I wish you to rec ommend d remedy"
 Answer: The best remedy to re- lieve and cure chronic constipation is
 called three grain sulpherb tablets made from sulphur, cream of tartar
 and herb medicines. Taken regularly
 the blood is purified. the bowels and = liver stimulated into healthy action | and q cure established. They are $ packed in sealed tubes with full di- 2 rections. These tablets are splendid for children as they do not gripe or ? sicken.
 "Mamma" know of nothing bet ter for bed-wctting than: I dram of tincturc cubebs. dramS of tine ture rhus aromatic and l oz. comp. ? fluid balmwort. Mix. The dose is 10 to 1J drops in water one hour before meals
 Send S1.00 for pr. Lewis Baker, g Book on Health and Bcauty.-tAd- vcrtisement)
Arizona republican., 1913-03-13
COLDS CAUSE HEADACHE AND
 GRIP

LAXATIVE PROMO Quinine re- moves the cause. There is only One "BROMO QUININE." Look for sig nature of E. w. GROVE. 2bc.
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Arizona republican., 1913-03-13
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
 STATE OF ARIZONA
No. 1902

The state of Arizona. on the complaint of w. c. Gilmore, Appellee. Vs. M. C. High Appellant
Arizona republican., 1913-03-13

Morris" asks: T have suffered with chronic cough for almost d
Arizona republican., 1913-03-13

.Mamma"-"I know of nothing bet ter for bed wctting than: l dram of tincture cubebs. ? drams of tine ture rhus aromatic and l oz. comp. fIuid balmwort. Mix. The dose is 10 to 1J drops in water one hour before meals
Arizona republican., 1913-03-13

Send $100 for pr Lewis Bakers Book on Health and Bcauty.-tAd- VcrtiSemcnt)