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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-31

Ohoopes River Power a Mfg CO.
Usage Development co.
Postal Service Extension CO.
Pittsburgh A Cincinnati Packet CO
Patterson q Griffin Co
Prairielsnd Alfalfa CO.
ParkersbSfE TIE & Timber 60.
peise Island sand a Gravel CO.
pttt Motor Truck CO.
Pittsburgh Webster Co.
Panama Ranch 80.
Pan-American Trust Co
Pennsylvania Syrup & BottlnE co.
Ilttsbursh Roller Bearing CO.
queen 81 the West Mines.
Russell Greek Coal n Coke Co
Ryerson W. Jenninz. Co.
X 4 ". Jenkin-on 60.
Roaring creek Lumber CO.
Isawhide Gold Mining 90.
ridge supply 90.
Securities Advertising Agency.
Sanitary Laundry 90.
smith ~ Hemiuway 20.
southern Securities Co.
seh@olfeld srsss Mining & Milling Co
Salyersville Gas 60.
southern Plantation 60.
southwestern OIL & Gas CO.
southern Guaranty ca.
southern Ranking q Trust Co.
Securities Sales Agency.
STANDARD Elastic Paint Co
sleepy ~, Anthracite coal Co.
Security Mining CO.
sunshine Coal 4 Coke Co.
silent valve Engine CO.
standard Cooperative Investment Co.
Springfield Credit Exchange.
Socorro Mines
Salt Lode Mfg. Co
salvage Security CO.
south Bend Amusement Co
Trail Run OIL Co
Tri-Stste Construction ca
Tabard Inn Book Co
Turkey creek Coal co.
Texas Portland Cement Co
Titusvllle Mining Co.
TitlOw Waste Heat Power CO.
Tom Moore Coal Mining Co.
Tuchahoe OIL ~ Gas Corp.
Terminal Construction Co.
United States Electric co.
Utica Brick & Tile 60.
Z. : Amusement co.
nited Realty co
Vienna Pearl Button Mfg co.
Valley supply 60
Vista oil 30.
Washington Natl Impression Co
Western Farm Mortgage co.
Western Bond q Debenturs 60.
Waterbury Co
Walker Springs Lumber co.
Washington OH & Gas Co.
Western Pennsylvania Billpostins Co.
Wampus Mining Co.
Yale Delivery Wagon CO
Foreign Corporations.
Brushy Run Lumber 90.
Co~hocton 20. OF q Gas Co
Guarantee Trust & BANKING Co.
International Securities CO.
Jacob Doll & Sons Co.
Kentucky Coal Land Co.
New South Brewery < Ice Co
Owego Bridge 90.
South western Coal CO
southern Rell Telephone e TELEGRAPH
60.
Nirgintar Coal 90
William Miller & Sons Co
| Willets 60.
Any person or persons who shall AZ
tempt 20 exercise any powers under IN.
charter Of any OF the above named cor
porauon- after this date shall be guilt,
or a misdemeanor and liable 70 impris
onment not exceeding one year or a fin.
| Of not exceeding one Thousand dollnra al
both. In the discretion OF the court Pro
! ceedinEs will be taken by the Attorns,
/ General 20 forfeit tn. charter and priv
I leges Of said corporations. and 90 collec
] the taxes. penalties. etc. due the stat,
! a. prescribed in section 1856 Of chapter 4
I Of the Acts 81 the Legislature OF 1907
! SEAL
Given under my hand and the Les
Seal Of the state. at the Capitol In tn,
/ city OF Charleston. this the End day o.
| December. A. D. nineteen hundred a.,
! thirteen. and IN the fifty-first year o
| the state
HENRY u. HATFIELD.
BY the Governor:
STUART =. REED.
Secretary Of State
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-31
Diphthsr4a Situation.

Mrs. i. y. " Natf. who was the first 1t
the wyatt home TO deselop diphtleria. Is
getting along nicely. Her daughter. NJ 50
Iausy. had O more severe attack bur is
also past all danger. The fact that a
person 81 mature wears would he at
tackled hy TIE disease I~ proof that DO is
OF "a very malignant form
Robert Moore. 1s-muuths-old son OF
Nj. ami Mrs. 4 w. Moore. I- Thought to-
ne OUT ~ daur'r as frr u- Tire diphthcria
itself IL concerned. hlt owing fn the see
verify ~ the case. tHr youth Of TIE pa
terf and the large amount ~ autitoN 70
necessary Co. check the pnread or IT,
o. ~rlss in DIS system. careful nursing
fHr several days VII tc required
There are no other cases Of diphtherIa
Zoo the town. ami 10 is 90 bc hoped that
rn more VIII develop
AnrioNlu in minimizing doses was
given o. the other members ~ the Moore
family. Tor Sclmisi has been the att
tending physician in all these cases
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-31
New OIL Rtrtke.

About 80 persons IN this town are Inc
terested N "A well that has been drilling
back Of Newport O. for many weeks.
Much bad luck has been encountered. hut
about the time the boys despalred the
well began 90 flow. Arrangements hdd
been made To- shoot the well. but wuiie
the "a Ooter was on his way the Well was
drilled deeper. with the result that %
flowed 60 such an extent that IL could
not be shot. We are glad 10 see the boys
succeed Thov dnaerNn L.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-31
A Rroker Limb

Mrs Icon krauzheTg. who hss been
sL"hi. ~ ire holidays with her parents
W. and Mrs 4. st. rancis. OF the South
side. .ac tho misfortune Co fall and frar-
'ir" her right lex YESTERDAY evening She
N". .'arfiir W.t. nor little son f1r r.
NH.t. M Dr. stopping On tho porch slip
- mi I--- ------- IL. LrL-.-A
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-31

Is a safe bet that these yiolators OF the
law will get n hard Jolt on January 10.
Watch tho young men. and ~ you are in
need Of trusty one. call on those VII o
have respect FOR law and who battle Tor
its enforcement
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-31
Get an telliaencer ref4 Almanac
from J. E. Stsnsbury for only 25 cents.


report gained circulation Ner. YES
,erdaN mat Mrs. william Taught. OF
Pine Grove. had died - srr.4IIu0x Tn.
house in which she resided was quarAn-
tined f0r smallpox but Mrs Haurhf did
NOT have The disease Her death was
rHe % rhIIfh.rfr f.rdsrfak.r ~ B.
$50 arfnu was called % take charge OF
'rs ron aims on account 81 the house
being quHranflned. Mr. Wharton Nat. -
obtain permission OF the board ~ health
before taking charge. and no took surn
.r"rrYiion aH the county health oTf~-r
directed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-31
NEW MARTINS WILLIE

The Daily lntelligencer will be found
on sale a. Agar's Cigar and Frmt
stand. Main street. lannon's Cigar
and Fruit stand. Moses Thomas
fruit stand. John Thomas Fruit
stand. A. depot n
NEW MAETGNSVILLE. Dec. Son
SUNDAY evening FIRE was discovered In
the floor 81 The home OF Myers clerk
or the county court. Mrs Myers who
was IN an upstairs room at the time.
observed smoke ans upon close investi-
CATION ascertained the cause. Consider
able M the floor and ceiling lad To- be
removed before The fire could be ex-
finEnl$hed. No alarm was sounded. and
tho IRE was checked before the near
ueiE, boris knew what was going on Il
is quite fortunate that ths IRE did not
originate while tahe family was out
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-31
Corporations Delinquent for Taxes


L. Henry d. Hatfield. Governor OF Virginia do
hereby proclaim that the following
ties according certificate
TO section l56 of chapter 10 of the
ovIt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-31


Point Mt. Coal 4 Lumber Co
laf kersburE a Marietta sand co.
Pickens 4 Addison hallway co.
fhnE Nsrsnda Icon Pt. Pleasan,
~ Pleasant Publishing Go.
Pheasant Creek Coal a Coke Co.
Parkersburs, Buckhsnnon OIL n Gas co.
PITTSBURGH Gas Coal Co.
TT Pleasant Dry Dock co.
Paris d Williams.
Peoples Undertaking Co.
Pemoerton Ice BottlinE Works.
fr0tts Run OIL x Gas Go.
Plum Orchard OF q Gas co.
Par kersburg Dock co.
Parker-burg Fanciers club.
PittsburEh sheet n Tin Plate Co.
Pullen Coal & Coke co.
Park Amusement co.
Parsons OIL * Gas Co.
Potato Creek oil & Gas Co.
pole creek OH n Gas co.
Pleasure Seekers Club.
Panama Canal Trade Promoting CO.
Ptovidcnt OIL * Gas Co.
Pleasant Valley Land CO.
Preserved Tie co.
Progress Co
Quinnimont Bottling Co
Eutledge Roliyson Lumber Co.
R.dgevlew coal 60.
Roneeverte Development Co.
koblegard 90.
Raven cOllierfes
REYNOLDS Mining co.
Remington standard Motor Co.
Rochester Coal Co.
Real Estate Savings Co
Real EStat. SAVINGS Bank
Revised OH a Gas co.
Red Fox Construction Co
Rich creek Lumber co.
Rose'ale oil 4 Gas CO.
FUNNEL OF & Gas Co.
Royal Restaurant
state Journal GO.
Shriver Lumber a Mfg. co
sherwood 60. 81 ". Va.
Scholl Andre Printing co
STANDARD Plumbing = supply Co
SiElev OF a Gas Co.
smith Construction co.
- -.
Spruce Mercantile & Timber Co
standard Medicine 60.
Social Labor Publishing CO.
Southern Galleries 60.
strain Locke Automatic Injector Co.
Standard Produce Co
Seafer OIL GO.
salt creek OH & Gas Co
Saiva,ori Company
sutton pulp 4 Taper 60.
shelby Creek Development 20.
Tygart valley brewing co.
Thornburg Mfg 60.
Turkey Creek Land Go.
Tygsrts River Coal Co
Tuxedo pastime Club.
Tri state Investment - Security Co.
Falcott Elgin Butter Co
Thurber Candy 60.
Table, Brothers.
Tax cab co.
Trans Appalachian Ry CO.
Trunich Detective Agency
Triona Coal & Coke Co.
T. 80, o., ,S'i -. W ".
- ,t,.1t - 10 W. ". ".
49, -" C .'''i,''rs 80, - &C.,,
Virgi,ts ~ -
N-irpini' O1tir C,,,h
Virsinia FT.e Press 60
Ninton OH 4 Gas co
Vest Nirg mia Western Telephone co
Wellsburg state Line Ry. 90
Wheeling Gun club.
Wood Lumber 60.
Walton Watson Land 20
Webster WOODEN MIL 60.
Molch Ice 4 Cold Storage CO.
Weaver kuowltou stone 60.
Willo" wood OF & Gas Co.
" hltc ROCK 'il 90.
. Wli!ian SwouN q Co
- ' ,idin- '""l go.
~ ~. Slecl"l %.
" "' ",,'u -N,Eel'H 20.
NJ t.,. -, ~, ~. T.
49,, * =. NV. p' ,,
WcS5 pii 'I,.'," .,r,-i,,l 90
y " iIei,Is Am3H,IS1elnent co.
,- .'ii.,ii ,,1 ''i!poSJin " NdF GO.
AZ, "H.. ,,lt y ~
y,-,iii'.',, 7.n N"l INCREASING 60
| wei ~. t.b,,,t.,i ~,
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.,...t.... e.. N St'-i Hesiaents.
/ Afs,nsos & T.rTitcIi,i or = ca. n
49, ri r 'l.e I,.l,H q" NE 60.
.I,'''.I -inIr9. eiltht 20
,,5''rr"hile Engineering College. Inc.
an. ......fi.i.'., 49, ~ 70.
Nsr-,.. 1919, Isu ni,ies %.
.'lon PRODUCTS 60.
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/ Ra .'f - W y sssi s'I SS 60.
R a,l,.,, Ma mr., r supply co.
RarI Lumber & Nfg 90.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-31

a-fSr OF CORPORATIONS DELIN
oUENr TN THE PAYMENT or
LICENER TAX ron TIE
YEAR BE0INNINQ
JULY lST, lsl3.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-31

belmont Spring Water 60.
Bigley Telephone 20.
Baldwin steel co.
Brown Greek Land q CosI 60
buckhannOn q Cisrksburg Elec. Ry 60.
Buckhsnnon. Weston a Chenille Elec
Big sandy supply 90.
barrett & Shtpl-y
Ilue Knob Btl * Gas 60
SLACK Lick OIL q Gas Co
Hon Air orchard q Produce Co
Barber Sanitarium. Hospital q farming
School for Nurses.
braddock 4 Burns Foundry & Machine
90.
Bastow Glass co.
huh Moore oil 90.
Bond Gas Co
Body Oil Co
Big gly creek Mining 90.
tollieries supply co.
G. Seybold Boom Il Lumber 60
carney Surphur Springs Go.
Sa aofi !, my, ,nvcS 80, neveloFment 90.
CarnifeX n Eastern l.. Il. Co
courtney coal 90.
tonnihan Bros Co
ceramic Supply 90
central Construction Co
Commercial club.
'rystal lumber Co
tlHrksburg Picture Frame Co
catherine Thompson OF & Gas 20.
central Lacquer co.
Columbia building Co.
Sentral Development & Realty Co.
Slav Products 20.
carbon Products Co
'larksnlrE Real Estate & Improve
Cheat Mountain orchard 60.
C ibaTHSe ar q p IaIiipPi Traction 60.
Consolidated Securities Co
consumers Provisions CO.
'omstock NulNanizcr CO
capital OIL q Gas Go
carlton Investment co.
Charleston Oil a Gas co.
Charleston Cement Roofing Tiles Co
log city Novelty Co.
I@nsolidsted Telephone co OF Pa.
cespr Kanawha Me-SEandise 60 1''' Co.
teSpe kanawha Coal CO.
clark Shurg 60.
1lcndeniu Grocery Co.
,haplne Dill Motor Car co.
'naf lesion. Parkersburs Il Northern r.
citizens Laundry co.
city Transfer co.
Dun Glen Hotel 60
Davis Price Foundry x Machine Co.
Dominion window Glass Co.
l'eufler Manufacturing Co
her2sit tors Guaranty 4 sur.ty go. II
leerwalk on 60
Daily Gazette CO.
LAST a Vest OH a Gas 90.
:dseV pod Coal 20
Eagle Collieri~S Co
eureka Laundry 60
FIX River coal. coll a Gas CO.
N,"I-i'r W. Va. ColuerieS o..
trfir' Transfer a. Storug. co
'erirl. NwHsewcnt co.
Ford Music 80
renchton. ~ Evansville r. r. 60.
aNefte Journal go
Lairmont q Pittsburgh Rs Go.
liatVo'ds on & Gas co
r-srmout Progressive cub
i.oN OH Gas Cn.
''t1ct'e Printing GO.
,Gi-a[t,,on tountry = Machine Co.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-12-27
Of black MANILA straw trimmed with
a fancy of heron.
-O-O-
FRISCO CHEERING up

FRISCO CHEERING UP
Not far from the time when Minor
ity. Leader Mann was doing his best
calamity bowling on the floor of the
House, San Francisco was doing
something, too, that Mann and his
fellow promoters of calamity might
well try.
Times are no better in San Fran
cisco than elsewhere. She has lots
of men who are out of work and lots
of merchants and manufacturers
who are sailing close to the wind"
But, does she lie back and howl in
despair? She does not.
Last Thursday evening, San Fran
cisco's Municipal Band was ordered
out to the intersections of her big
cross-town avenues. The pavements
were clearly swept and small squads
of police were detailed to prevent I'M
seemly ribaIdry. Then the folks
danced-rag, tango, one-step, any
thing you liked that you could per-
form without knocking the legs from
under everybody else.
The thing will not appease hunger,
or keep out snow or rain, or buy
clothes. But it will unquestionably
encourage high. spirit with which to
confront troubles. Certain it is that
if we all lie back and howl calamity,
we'll have calamity. United bowling
can produce most anything, good or
bad, in this country.
If Minority Leader Mann cannot
whistle, or sing, maybe he can dance,
and we suggest that some Marine
band furnish dance music for con-
gress every time some considerable
part of that body gets "the blues and
Interrupts what might be remedial
legislation with a period of profess
sional calamity bowling.
Really, San Francisco seems to
have set a fine example. God help
the rich; the poor can dance!
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-12-27

Runs on banks in Mexico City!
Maybe the rebels started that report
that Huerta had secured big loan.
Arizona republican., 1913-10-03
HURLERS ARE CLANS HOPE
(Continued from Page One.)

hitter, and Brown. Bush and Houck are uncertain propositions. They are just as likely to win if Mack starts any one of the trio as to blow up completely.
 Mathewson opposed Bender in the first game of the 1911 series, which teh Giant won. to L He allowed six hits against the Indians five Plank and MarquaId were the second
 pair. and while the Athletics won, 3
 to l. they got but four hits off Rube
 in seven innings. Plank allowed five
 for the full nine innings. Mathew
 son faced COOmbs in the third game,
 losing to in eleven innings. The
 Mackmen gathered in nine hits to the
 Giants three. Matty tried to come
 back in the fourth game but was re-
 Heved by Wiltse in the seventh in ming after giving ten hits. Bender tWlrled the entire game for the Amer lcan league and won to 7, allowing
 but seven hits. COombS and Mar ~'1ard opened the fifth game. which
 New York won, f to g. in the tenth inning. Marquard was driven from the box in the third inning. and Arnes took his place. and Ames was followed by Crandall in the seventh COombs allowed eight hits in nine in nings and gave way to Plank when the Giants tied the score. Plank was charged with the hit that lost the game. In the final contest Bender held the Giants to four hits and two runs. while the Athletics batted Ames, Wiltse and Marouard for thir- teen hits and like number of runs.
 It is reasonable to suppose that neither Bender, Plank nor Mathew son will be as effective against the batsmen they were two years ago. Marquard, as a result of his addi- tional experience, should be on paper at least better than in 1911, but the fact remains that the lank left handler is not pitching the brand of ball he did in 1912. Tesreau. how ever. has proved a great help. and Demaree has developed into a pitcher who can hold his own in fast com pany. Connie Macks youngsters, Shawkey and Brown. have also been
Arizona republican., 1913-10-03

DRINK HOP ALE. Invigorating; freshing.-(Adv.) If
Arizona republican., 1913-10-03

coming strong, and the latter has divided the heaviest part of the box work with Bender. pitching but one game less and having an average some fifty points below that of the veteran. If surprises develop in the coming series it is quite likely to be in the twirling department, Sand it is possible that Demaree, Tesreau Shawkey. Brown or Bush will be re sponsible for them. As a means of comparison the 1913 records of the Athletics and Giants pitchers are ap-
Arizona republican., 1913-10-03
THE way you walk,

HE way yOu Nd1h,
 l The way you talk and the clothes you wear tell the story of your life to the casual observer. Life is a series of impressions; we make them on others; others make them on us. They count for good or for ill. McDOugall-Cassou clothes are a combination of novel fabric, excellent tailoring, and striking style. They meet your every need. They pick you up and carry you along. They embody the style points and the service qualities required by every man.
 Knox Hats.
 Edwin Clapp Shoes.
Arizona republican., 1913-10-03
Of Local Interest
[651MrG
 GtzeEs sllf:EG sste9gEsfO STORED WATER SUPPLY.

Water service department report October 2, 1913.
 Elevation of water in reservoir.
 feet .. ........... 116.76 Contents of reservoir, acre feet 1S1 ,43I Loss preceding A hours, acre
 feet 1l3 Elevation of water in reservoir,
 one year ago today. feet ..... 152.5 Contents of reservoir. one year
 ago today, acre feet .427, ,443 Normal flow Salt and Verde
 rivers at Granite Reef dam,
 MI 16,2SS Normal flow of water for lands
 up to year. ........ 1880 Amount of water used for irri-
 gatiOn, north side, M. I. ..-.. 17,340 Amount of water used for irri-
 gaton, south side, M L .... 10,940
Arizona republican., 1913-10-03
APPLYING sURFAcE-work h.

APPLYING SURFACE-WOrk has 1 been commenced by the Arizona As i phalt Paving company of laying the 1 bitulithic wearing surface to the con- crete base for the pavement already 1 laid on Second avenue from Van Bu- ren street to Jackson street. It is ex- pected that this work will be com pleted within the next ten days and l that the thOroughfare will immediately | thereafter be thrown oper for traffic SLIPS ONE OVER-Tom Kilgore. a member of the Pioneer Hose company and employed by Cisney &. Cisney quit work q little early yesterday afternoon l and accompanied by Justice c w Johnstone went over to the residence of MT. and Mrs Joseph Porterie, 135
 East Van Buren street and was quietly united in marriage to Miss Emerald R
 POrterie. He and his bride then board
 ed the evening Arizona train and there
 by prevented the carrying out of
 plan afOot among the members of the
 fire department to make the wedding
 evening of the couple a most mem
 Orable one
 STATE HISTORIAN BACK-Colonel Thomas Parish, state historian. re- turned from the northern part of the
 state yesterday. MT. Parish has spent
 the most of the summer in Prescott where he has been gathering facts in connection with the history of the state and where he found one of the most valuable documents in the state in this connection. The document found was the complete file of the Prescott Jour nal Miner from the early sixties to the present time, comprising every copy of the paper that has even been issued. In it MT. Parish found much that is 1 interesting as history, and much that is valuable as information
 AT THE HOTEL ADAMS-G. F. Woodward, St. Louis; A. R. Sterns. Kansas City; D. Roneley, Chicago; Me Farland, Clifton. Ariz.; R. S Hyney, 1 Chicago; w. F. Edwards and wife
 Milwaukee; H. s. Crunz, Los Angeles; M. E. Thompson, Clarksdale; c. P. Mullin, Tempe; C. w. Blender, Newton Kan. D. Evans, Demming; G. c. Beck CT, Salt Lake City; Hilderbrandt
 Kertsville, Cal; H. S. Blood, N Y: w ! Zimmerman and wife Denver; E. B. | North, Milwaukee: G. Hogle Los An i geles; M c Ryer, Denver; M J. Wolf, | N. Y: C. C. Todd. Denver; D F. Bleck- l man and wife, Superior; M Leland, l Tucson; E. R. Pitts, Douglas; Little, | Douglas; M A Moody. Little Rock, 1 Ark; Keeney, Louisiana; M. M. Green, | Chicago; Mrs. l.. T. Cushing. GIenduI; l Miss Weland. GdenduI; s. Beck, Cleve- 1 land; J. B. Davis, 1915; H A Daleen, l Philadelphia; H. A Dawes, Chicago; l H. F. Adler. New York; Chas. J. White, 1 Los Angeles; Dan Mulhewan, Los An 1 geles; Chas. Kietz, 1915; Mrs and Miss | Ergel, Yuma, Ariz.; E. G. Carey, Yuma, | AriZ.
Arizona republican., 1913-10-03
Pitchers Records.
PARTNERSHIP DIssoLVED-The

law partnership existing for more than a year between F. C. struck myer and Robert $. Fisher has been dissolved by mutual consent Each will continue in the practice Of law Struckmyer retaining the offices of the firm 414-15-16 Goodrich building, while Fisher has opened new of- fices at FPS Goodrich building.
Arizona republican., 1913-10-03
LOCAL WEATHER YESTERDAY

? degrees. Deficiency in temperature since first of month. 6 degrees. Accumulated deficiency in tempera- ture since January 1. 527 degrees. Deficiency in rainfall yesterday, .O4 inch
 Deficiency in rainfall since first of month. O9 inch Accumulated deficiency in rainfall since January 1. IFS inch
 ROBERT R. BRIGGS
 Section Director
Arizona republican., 1913-10-03

A Arizona Lodge No. F. &, A %N M. Work in third degree, 7:30 ~ this (F'riday) evening tisement It
Arizona republican., 1913-10-03
CHEMICAL COMPANY ELECTS

At the regular monthly meeting of Chemical Company No. 1, of the Phoenix Volunteer Fire Department. held last evening, officers for the ensuing year were elected as follows: Carl F. Miller president; John B. F'raley, vice president; J. M. Shott. secretary; l.. J. Charles, treasurer
 A. H. Davidson, foreman; Sterling Price first assistant foreman; J. A. Duncan, cond assistant forema n :; Harry Vadder, Ivan McCann and Shirley Balderson. Roy Morrell was approved as a member and he will be initiated at the next meeting.
Arizona republican., 1913-10-03

DRINK HOP ALE. fnvigorating; efreshing.-(Adv.) If
Arizona republican., 1913-10-03

Guns rented-Plnney & Robinson Advertisement.
Arizona republican., 1913-10-03
at using

There are men who would kick at using
Arizona republican., 1913-10-03

ANOTHER MANS TOOTHBRUSH
 Who put up with commun- ity shaving brush and razor. Why not buy a Gillette or an Auto Strop and enjoy clean, convenient personal slaves.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-01-15

retiring members Of the board
Hons. NJ. N. Proctor. s. ". Petteway
and u. J. Crosby-whicl were re-
sponded TO by the commissioners
elected for 1913-1914.
Commissioner Proctor offered the
following resolution, which was unan-
imously adopted and ordered spread
on the minutes Of the board:
Whereas, Messrs. Crosby, Petteway
and Proctor are now retiring from the
board of commissioners of this, Ma
rion county; and,
Whereas. 1t has been a pleasure TO
serve with every member OF the
board, as well as with Clerk s. T. Sis
trunk and Deputy Clerk c. E. Connor
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-01-15

and Attorneys Hooker and Duval, be
it hereby
Resolved, That our thanks be ex-
tended to Mr.. Connor for his efficient
and faithful service and help; also TO
Mr. Sistrunk and Attorneys Hooker
and Duval for kindness shown and
help given US during the term of office
now closing.
After which the chairman invited
the members-elect for 1913-1914 to
take charge of and continue the ses-
sion.
CThe proceedings of the members
Of the new board at their first meet
ing will appear in our next weeks is
sue.)
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-01-15

Letter by W. Y. Knott, comptroller,
relative to automobile license Law,
read and filed
Letter by Mrs. William Hooker,
president of the Florida Federation
Of Women's Clubs, read and filed.
Constable bond by E. L. Blackman
was read. Clerk was instructed TO re-
turn this bond for signatures to
bondsmen, they signing by mark, and
not attested.
Attorney William Hooker reported
on communication by Judge Wilder
as follows:
Ocala, Fla. Dec. 9, 1912
| Hon. Board OF County Commissioners.
Marion County, Florida:
Geutlemen-Haying referred TO me
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-01-15

new legislation pertaining to road
matters in Marion county.
The board then adjourned until / 81
p. m, for dinner.