davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-27

ooB iiir inns glciAiaIls ginigfeit fem
leerer @a6u lit.
Ser Geuti6ameritouiide gIotIo-
ual6unO bat aud in oieier fritiideu
3eit in melder Geuti1lmiO uno oas
nit i6n ourd @ertros lno 8o6lrcihe
itonlmesberiponotidaftlide 9c8ebur'
gen Der6iinoete oiterreidiih-uneori
iHe 9lcid einen aampf eesen cine
@elt BON 6eiuoen fii6reu oen 9e'
ueis erbradt OaB ieine @riinoer oos
Gihtige eritrebten uuO Dem IentIt
thuni oeS gan3eu 9onoes einen ge'
maltigcn Iienit erpieiem ais lie oen
9Ruf 5ur Gini9uig ergebeu licBen
ourdj son8 Geutih-gImerifa
9ei 6en Sonnlungen fit oen
Sulfsfono gum Better ser ariess
not6leioenoen ser Seimat6, bel Dem
Froteit gegeu oie inmenpd6reuoeu
lhno0qr @epinuiuht entipringenoen
0erIetunaen ser g1eutraIitot Der
Tereiniaten Staaten, bci Dem @anipf
3ur @obruug ser peri6nlihen 6rei
BELT. Bel BEN 9eiirebungen 8ir ST.
baltung ser oeutiden Sprade, Der
oeuti6eu 4unit uno ser oeutid5eu
alltur 1T flar mo oeutlidl 0erDor'
aetreten ooB MIR Elm aeeianetes uno
III lid getroitigtes Ieiiibt6unL uie
ser Gclitihamerifoniihe 0lotioual.
bun0 es bartlett Bic mannigfoltigen
3iele erreiheu fann oeren @erwirf'
lidjuna uniere pornebnlite uno IDEAL
ite 9luigabe 1T
@or einem Sabre bate idj an Die
GeutIh.9lmerifouer I'M Often. eli.
Sen, gloroen ino gSeiten Die Wlab-
ming geri6tet ejleihuiiltb imo sSil.
tere1eloNgfeit fit INNER III oie 9aum.
peltonnier Der @eree7enbeit 81 tuer-
fen, lpobn ser @eiit Der 9leu5eit tie
uerbannt @ir brauhen jeoen Gin-
8elnen i'm 9lnihtiB, III Ser 3ugc6o.
rigfeit 3um 9inoe ser oeutihen
III 9lmerifa. Bon alters
fer Bat Gini9feit ion ltorf aemoht
uno nur ginigfeit bat ibm Oie aralt
aegebcu, allen Stiirmen Grob 81
bieten
8erbet mo iuirft fiir euren9nnol
Eretet ocatidjea Gereinen BEL, Die iid
i6nl anaeiHloiien bn6en 9eroet Gin
5elniitelieoer Scr betreifcuoeu 2ofal'
uno StaatS .9er6Guoe oocr lebcns.
ldnglihe Nlitglieoer oes gaational
6unocs. oeren eitnnaliger 9eitra1
Ron $50 Dem nGiiernen 6ouo" oellel'
ben suflieBt 9lpr mem gIae mit.
belfen oas grobc @erf 5ii polonoen
ipel6eS oem ameritaniiheu Gertib'
t5uu sur 9lufga6e oeiteat 1T miro
elI Id)nellcr mo bleibenoer GrFolg
cr3ielt mcrocn fonncn.
3im ShluB iei guh eine Mo6.
rine beiouoers morm aus Ser5 sc
leet sic 5ur 9}iHtidmir fir icoen
Gentihamerifouer merOeu iolte, iino
lie loRtet; 2eiet Cure oenii6en Bel.
tungen Iie @liiiion oeren iidl bic
oeutid,anerifauiiAe |reiic noA ME
eat8oecr ionoern itcts init gai8cr
SingebuHa gci0iomei 6ot idrieb bon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-27
Meniahrsnrnh
Ges @rdiioeuten oes Geutid)-ameri.
faniiheu glatioual6unoes Der
Ser. Staateu BON glmerifa.

tallll1el JldtlonalDulloeS oei
Der Staateu bon 9lmerifa.
Or $erauer Ger prdiioent oeS
oeuti6.aneritoniiben gtationolblu'
oes, bat Dem BreB-giireau Oesielben
naAiteben0en gleuiabrsgruB sur Ser
0ffentliHung ii6ereebeu:
nglnen unieren 0litelieoeru iino
5reiinoetL Der oeutihen 8reiie rno
Dem geiantnlten 0eutidb.gImeritaner-
t1un gelten gum neiien Sabre mel.
ne ber3liHiten @liidpiinide. g8ir
Iteben in Wlitten elmer groBen, elmer
peIteri6itternoen 9eit. Wl0ee ibr
GinfluB Elm sepaltiger iein moge iie
uirten lpie Elm reinieenoeS @eiuiiter,
meldes 4asienige berordugt uno
Dertrei6t, mas iddolicb iuo un6eil.
fam it,
91ielnals lit ser 9luf Der Giiiieung
nit 10 Sminaenoer @eipalt an ms
6cranaetreteu ais in oen Iebten Wlo.
naten oieies 3ur 9liiiie oe6enoen SAB.
res. st bat @roBes ae5eitiet unO
nod 6errlicbere 6riidte peroen oen
anfeueruoeu 9eiipiele entipringen,
iueldes oos oeutiHe @olt in @offen
in ieiuer Ginigteit uno IN Der Soli.
oaritdt iciner Sutereiien ocmGeutIf,
tbim ser gan3en @elt aeboteH Bat
Ger grSBte 6Iud Oes oeutiheu g}ol'
fes lit Sa6r6unoerte long ieine ins
nerpolitiihe 8erriiieubcit imo feline
llnciuigfcit aeueieu Das 0eilti@e
@olf bat ii6 oapon frei eemadt rnO
Benefit ictt tdgIi6 ourd ieine Gpfer
ali @ut im0 9hlt, onB oeatide Gi
nigfcit niht me6r ein leerer @abn,
ionoern 3iu Sbatiade geporoen ut
mo ollc Sdi5ten Ser 9eoolferung
unIerer oIten Seimot6 3un @itiab
aaer ar1ftc 5ir &ertbeioiaung DER
G6rc oes oeutideu 9lontens iiuO oer
notionaIep Griiten3 unieres alter
@oterlanoeS antrcibt
Oieies leiidjtenoe 9eiipiel Ser Sci,
motb iollte fir inns 0eutib 9lmerito.
ner Elm md6tiger 9luiporn icin olIe
5onoerintereiier uno olle Sonoer.
biinOelei bel Seitc 3u nerfen uno
inns oeS @aterlanoes piiroio 8u eli,
8eiaeu inoem mir uilieren Ulitbiirs
germ anOcren StdnnneS 0art6nt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-27

ieber ebte 5reibeit uno nnbcigIonles
giutretcu fir 0ie aultiraiiter Der
Seimaib, fir quite ia frenu0ihoft
lide @e5iebungen 5miicben Siiben
uno Griiben fir sic 9iedte oes Sin.
8clnep, luelhe bon ser Goniiihiiion
Ser @ereiuigtcn @tadten aarantiti
iuorOcn iin0, mo iiir periSuIidle 5rei.
belt oui TIC patriotildes @onicr
0bue Die oelttibe Freiie, oeren I'm
teritiibuna fdj Ser glatiouoIbinlo fait
bon allen 9Iniong an 3u erircucn
bate mare es oen Sii6rern oesIelben
nienals moalif aepeicn oas Giui
auMBsuerf 5lir Curhirhrlma su
bringen III welHem iie Sell pra "a.
gen fit oaS Ieutidtbmn oes gon8en
2onoes erfaint botten. Der oelit.
iden Breiie iei oafiir an oieier Stclc
infer aIler Can't ausgeiproheu Wlo.
Sc Iie ieruer bIiiben uno geoci6eu uno
lpeiter ipirfen, oltrHorimgen uuo be.
geiitert bon ibrer arobeu @liiiiou.
glur i'm oeaeuieitiaen SihIhitcu
uu0 SiAi6roern oer oeutIten 9reiic
lno Der periHieoenen 3neige uno
@erbdnoe oes glationalbunoes Iieat
Die Gepdbr BON 0roBen iulo bleiben
Ben Grfolgen iopie begrinoeie sIus'
iidt auf grreihung oes 8ieles, mel
dies Der Ieuiiharbeit beioer por
idmebt SIT bet ncucn &eintatb
oeiltiher Qilhtr iino oentidem Q8c.
len cinen feiteu Stiibpuntt 8u ihai
fen 5nn groBeren 9iubme unieres
Stannes, 5Hr&erbeifiibrlina frenuo
idaitliher @e3iebungeu 8piiden Der
Seimatb uno itnierem ueuen Noier
lanoe uno 8ir @abulug ieincr Gr
rltugeuiaaften III Niiienidaft uno
alulit.
@l6oe iih oo5 neue sSo6r ais eiu
gIiidlides uno eriprieBlides in Der
eemeinianen gIrbeit fiir inS ollie en-
peiien m6ge es ser Grrei1umo oaes
0eiieil inns ndber briiigeu. mas mir
eritreben m0ge es Elm Snbr oe5 Sci
les iein, niht aIlein fiir nnier altrS
@oterInio iou0ern auh fiir aae
oeutiden SianmeS in glmcritd,
@roiit 9teuinbrl
g. 8. Seranin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-27
glcntraIitat \ Sah @Utt er6ormil


Ger Seuiel iaB i'm arouungsioal,
llmringt BON ieineu Sdergen;
Sic famen aa' in GROCER 3obI-
I'm ibren Serrn 81 itdrfen
Gr iprad bon bober golitit
llno bon Der 3eiteu NliBgeibid;
Boil Rii6rungsfldnaen ieiue @orte,
leuht woro iogar Der S0Qe &forte
Gr iprod bonn ariee, pom @6Ifer.
moro-
Gon all ben @reueltbaten
oSier lit 0es 6rieoens iihrer &ort
S5ier iino mir mobl berat6eu
Irum balteu mir uns itrift neutral,
Sbr Seitfel, MERITS eud onemall
gSir miiiien iest Inn 5rieOen beten
Sonit miro Die gou5e @eIt 5ertre-
ten."
StrInm itimmten i5nI Die Sdergen
bel
g9ir molleu es beiorgen
Gle @elt idIudt germ Sen iiBcn
@rei
llno inns modts feline Soraen.
Gs 1T ia allies lett @ei6dft
gluh Teufel perOen nodeedfit-
90 ipeit lit ihou oie aunit gefom.
men
SIN SanO ser 6reien un0 Ser 5ronIs
men.
llno ale bielten iid neiltral-
60 mics Der Serr befo6len;
God, beinlid binter'n aronungSs
Sdlih man auf iueihen So6len.
Sein Staatsminiiter, fronm ino
gut,
Ger led5te ME nah @lenidenbliIt-
Mau riibmte ieine bob'ren ardite,
Gas beiBt: er madte germ @ei1ditel
g9ie ialbingspoll gldn5t iein @eiidt
@enn or ais Gngel ibanoelt;
Weun er bonn @olferirieoen ipriAt
llno beimlid inns per9anoelt
Scr trunpft ben Eeuiel bulo nod
aus,
@ladt end iebt einen GerS Ooransl
@lit Shreden iollt i6r's nod erfab.
rem,
g9ie teuiliicb bic o9leutraleu" Iparen.
$br on0ert niulner ibren Sulll-
Gb iie Sen SaB berbergen
Sic fnliHe 9rit le6t oom @elpinh
90 fpie oes SeuiclS Sdergen
Oh oeiitideS @oIf iei onf ser Sut6-
Sod rag Oeni Stol5, beiB pall' oein
glut;
g9ir betteln nibt m @luiit Inn
@nnoc,
g9ir foroern 9let6t i'm boditen Sra.
SCI u. 3. g.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-02
GOVERNMENT TIMBER
GREAT AID TO MANY
SETTLERS IN STATE

Within recent years many settlers
hatc come into enc san simon. Anil
mas ud sulphur Springs and other
valleys 900 southern Arizona aud New
Mcxlco T1 Improve their hOmestcada.
large amount Of fuel and posts ia
required sHtf material ie given to
thc scttlcrs under free use permits
from thc nplrhborius mountains which
are within tho Chiricahua and Caro-
uadO national forests
The forest service reports thut dur
ing the past ycar over $500 cords &,
wood ana 10000 posts were used hy
these Nttlers While small sales OF
eordwoOd for mining purposes are also
made Dob these mountains, the needs
Of the settlers are not lost sight Of
Mnco lhc most accessible timber n ihn
mountains Is reserved for Mo use of
che hCmcsteHdcrs who are already 0n
Che ground uE well ue for those ~
come Although me most accessible
post material is beIug rapidly used1
there Is % great deal Of timber left in
ihp higher mountains ana IA ia esti-
mated that at The present rate OF con
sumption. the forests W southern anil
zcna Will ho able to supply the de-
mHud indefinitely
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-02
That Jar of MUSTERolr
On the Bathroom SheIi

It's relieved pain for nearly
one Up the family when Htte e.t-
had the Group, when JOHNNY 49,, e0 ~.
feet wet and caught cold. when az nls
sprained his knee whom C,rsari,sl
rheumatism bothered her
That jar Of MUSTEROLE waer...
there 70 give relief ana comfor
MUSTER0LE IS clean whs.
ointment made with on Of mu.,a.s
1t viii not blister like mus,o,3
plaster
Quick relief for Sore Throat Pro.
chirs, fonsilitis, Group, sun Nool
Asthma, Neuraleia, Headaene coAA'
gestiOn, Pleurisy Rheumatism FAX,
hago Pains and Aches Of tho Baes y.
joints. Sprains, Sore Muscles RrIiisa.
Chilblains, Frosted Foet Colds on NV
Chest lt prevents Pneum0nia, MN
ing Ike MUsTEROLE for erennv
children
In Csc and SOC jars. and speci.l
large hospital size for $3.50.
Accept no substitute
f your druggist cannot supplg Van
send 25c or soc to- the MUSTFp0I "
Company, Cleveland, Ohio ana wa
viii mail you q jar postage prepaid
600
Isl J. BUCHANAN. Lowelvne 0blo
says
we have been using Mustcrole fo,
two or three years past and 6nd Il
very good 1t is always IN our medi.
cine cupboard,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-02
RUSSELL CHOSEN
To HEAD LOCAL
UNION OF TYPOS
HUGHES Goes Out After EIGHT
Successful Years as PreSi-
dent of Albuquerque No,
304i Othe Officers Elected

Alta fHlly attended meeting of Albu-
queraue Typogeaphea Union 40 500
held Yesterday afternoon in Red Mems
han on Gold avenue the following
officers were elected to serve for the
coming ycnr
Presdent-J w. Russell.
vice President a. n. shade
Secretary Treasurer Ira Bacon
Executive Committee ILL., Lowe,
d. l. Lewis and III il. Lusk
Sergeant-at-Arms - Roy kirkpat-
rick.
The retiring president Thomas
Hughes, has been at the head of the
local typographical union for the Lass
eight years, ana IN that time has made
q really remarkable record During
Mr.. Hughes incumbency Of the office
MOI only has the membership of the
union doubled iu numbers, but the M
most harmony and good viii prevailed
between members OF the union and
their employers and between the va
rious members of the organization
themaelyes Tom" Hughes, as he Is
affectionately known TO % host OF
friends la Albuquerque, Is deservedly
one Of the most popular men in the
city and an ornament 10 any organlza-
tion TO which he may belong
Tho rev president ] w. Russell, Is
one of the most valued employees Of
the Morning journal and during his
residence i'm Albuquerque. has been an
active and vital factor in organized
labor circles We brings TO the dis
charge Of the duties of his office a
fine executive ability and a wide ace
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-02
SCHOOLS SAVINGS BANK
SYSTEM TO START TODAY

wle hoods saNinrs bank system. re-
.,antit appruvel hs the board Of rda-
cation. IS to be- started IN The ciA
public schools today
stboel lhildfen Wlh De siNrh eepes'.
-lHs uH iht American fiuel 'af
mss tank THIS mcunins The h"he
VIII Furnish the children with ho0ks
aHa deposit blanks ana SEND tptes
stnmtiNes to tnr huuiinss 20 e"liees
deposits
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-02
II[IEIl.I;z'III7

few moments after seating himself oc
remarked that he could not turn M,
head but his wife thought to- cheer
him and was hard hit few momens
afterWard when he sank back In the
chain never more To- move.
MIR Gleckler was a native 0f Ohio
aged As years II months and / lay
at death, and leaves widow and three
daughters to mourn hts loss Hs
mother and married sister live IN
Oklahoma another married sister
lives IN National City ana a brother "A
a minister, living I'm Kansas
He was member of the Elks.
holding his membership in 40. 46l of
Albuauorque, from which place he
moved 10 san Diego.
THE funeral service w1s hcll In the
parlors Of Johnson Council & Saum
"Wednesday afternoon, and The burial
ritual OF The Church Of Christ Sci.
enlist, was read thereat The inter
nent was in Greenwood cemetery and
the remains were carried thereto by
j. r. Matthews. l. VI Cox, d. @. Biller.
s. Vann, A. a.. Trimhee and a. Brock
meier an old Albuquerque friends OF
the family"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-02
Crescent Hardware Co.

stoves Ranges uouso Furnishing Goods Cutlery
valves ana Igunr Plumbing Heating and Work.
AIS VI CENTRAL. ANF. TELEPHONE
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-02

WATER TAX DUE AND PAY
ABLE AN OFFICE or WATER co,
ilG IS. SECOND.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-02

.iusi "a little ircshcr,
Just little cleaner
just little better
GrnlrA's tsrs. az dafu's, MaloA's
IluWkins.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-02
AIJCTI ION
furniture and Household Goods
81 NOE1H tfrU street.
4A.nF H4U..f4. ntra

i, On N, l Mes.,, '"'a's e p "-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-02

o. II. CONNER. Nj. D.. ID. o.
OsteOpathic Specialist.
I treat all durable diseases. Office
stern Bldg. Phone G56 and 225.
Saddle horses. Trimble's Red Barn
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-02

Nanted--Clean cotton rags at
Journal office
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-03-05
THE CELEBRATED THOMP
SONS GLOVE FITTING CORSET.
AT Sale Prices:


HOSIERY, NOTIONS, ETC.
One lot Ladies black silk hose pair 39c
All Ladies' soc cotton 8 Lisle hose sec
Misses Fast Black Hose, pair. &c
Big lot 25c side and back combs at 19c
15c side and back combs each. Ice
Ladies' SOC JabOts and collars sale
Price. ........ .....SSc
All Ladies' Csc neckwear sale price 19c
We have about $50 Ladies' elastic
belts, many of them have buckles
worth Csc, take your choice for SC.
Good grade Pearl button, doz... lie
Family Pins, paper. ........1c
sc Lead Pencils EACH. lie
Ladies' White Handkerchiefs, each &c
Mems good quality h~andkerchiefs,
each. -. . . ...... sc
Ladies' Embroidered Handk'fs, each SC
ladies' $3.50 Underwear, sale price Csc
ladies' 81 Underwear, sale price 79c
Ladies' SOC Underwear, sale price see
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-03-05

WOMAN'S READY.TO-WEAR.
We have just the style and quail
ties people of this locality want-nOt
extremes but the more conservative
models for practical wear and service.
$500 kinds best coIOrs and models
ss.49, $3.50 grades to 60 at. .s4.9s
Some of the most sensational price
cutting win be done in our WOmen's
Coat Suits.
The collection consists of nothing
but good kinds though these little
prices say very little for the qualify
OF the garments.
S22. so Value at. -. . -. $3.50
s21.OO Value at. :. +. ..S11.sO
$500 Value at. . -. ..SS.SS
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-03-05

MEMS UNDERWEAR.
Worth soc garment for. Csc
1 Lot Mems Shirts worth 81 for. soc
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-03-05
One lot Hickory shifting worth l
to 10c for 5 S-4c.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.

In this sale is q complete collection
Muslin Underwear in Gowns, Skirts,
Drawers and Corset Covers, some
made in Lawn, some of Cambria, all
daintfIy trimmed with lace or en-
brOidery.
s1.OO Values. .79c
75e Values sec
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-12-09
MAGNOLIA CUTS
INTO ORE BODIES


(From Fridays Daily
The mine work now being carried
out by {. K. Wallace on his Ma
nolia group to the east OF this city
but two miles distant. is proving TO
be satisfactory, and the cutting into
Gre bodies on parallel assures a.
the prosecuting goes on, would IL
dictate that when the main shoot Is
tapped, results may be surprise.
II. A. Price was in the city ycstcr
day from the camp, and stated se,-
cral stratas had been passed through
at depth Of over 100 feet. shown ,
an iron sulphide ore that carried iai-
values in copper and gold. The oh
jcctivc point Is under the main shaft,
which will be reached in a lev
months. Several local mining mcn
have visited the camp. and are ir-
tcntly awaiting the outcome OF tn
undertaking.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-12-09
OFFICE OF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,
YAVAPAI COUNTY, ARIZONA

Prescott, November
Board
80 p NJ Thursday November 5 1914
Present: l.
Heap Member r. T. BELCHER. Clerk.
The Board having under consideration the
the proposed hrcpoof house the
OF lavapa County Arizona and being the
the plans submitted by the architects
ordered that the following architects
l. l. Ihumon Peabody Holland
Peterson. Icchcr Kibbcy.
The plans the following architects pending
elimination toHl ,erlnshof Davis Robt Krsch w f. usc Co.
L. Chcscbro Nn J. BlcRCr w S
Upon motion Saturday November at O'Clock A. NJ
time a further hearing OF the architects selected.
Ihcrupon the Board adjourned Friday
o'clock p. NJ
WILLIAM STEPHENS. Chairman.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-12-09
OFFICE OF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
NANAPAI COUNTY, ARIZONA

Prescott. Arizona. November o. 1914.
Board OF Supervisors OF layapaj County zona ad
Friday November O. 1914. at o'clock p NJ
Present Alonzo Mason. Acting Chairman;
R. 7. Bclchcr. Clerk
Mr. Stephens Chairman % the Board OF Supervisors not being present
1t appearing the Board that there immediate Tor the
House bond
suspended O
house proposed be
County, Arizona
The roll called Heap Aye
it $ ordered.
The clerk instructed notify all architects the
Board and all plans specifications submitted
Saturday. November /. d 10 o'clock y. NJ
ALONZO MASON, Acting Chairman.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-12-09
Total
.S3O1.S5

The p J. Farley Clerk
collected during the month of October 1914 oag 1923 checked
found to be and ordered filed.
The f H. Cartme the Seigman
for the months September and October 1914 received checked and
ordered filed
for the OF received
The of NJ W. Moore Justice of the Prescott Precinct
month OF October 1914 checked ordered flied
The B. R. Marks Justice the Peace King Precinct
the months September and October 1914 received checked
The of F.
1918 and 1914 checked ordered filed
the months of September October 1914 checked and
ord
The of
September October 1914 checked ordered
The l. Colwc County Recorder OF Aryn
registering officer taken and confirmed.
The A. McSwiggin
Deputy Treasurer taken and confirmed
letter received the Big Blue Mining asking
reduction the said the laid aside
that the Board of make
auctions when sitting Board of Equalization
the une
Levy Superintendent
relief allowance Morel
ordered that the allowance be made the children said Tom M
The OF Cas Keller Sheriff for the period October to No
Sl67S9 the license toang
ton of license taxes being follows, owit
-Four saloons $500 $4,000
S250OO
being
Monday, November 10, 1914 at 9 O'Clock \. NJ.
Attest: R. T. BELCHER, Clerk
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OFFICE OF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
YAVAPAI COUNTY. ARIZONA.
OFFICE OF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
NANAPAI COUNTY, ARIZONA

Arizona November 5 1914
jOurnment Thursday. November 1914 o'clock A.
Present. William Stephens Chairman; Member
Heap. Member; X. T. Belchcr. Clerk.
The Board resumed the examination plans and specifications the
architects follows Elliott
W. E Hu Co, Berlngho Davis Peabody Holland Gamble
Holland, Rose & Peterson, and Earl F. Goodwin.
Therepon the Board
Der 5, 1914
WILLIAM STEPHENS Chairman.
Attest, r. T. BELCIIER. Clerk
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-12-09
OFFICE OF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
NANNP\I COUNTY. ARLZONA

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OF OF
ounmeut on Saturday. November /, 1914 10 o'clock A.. A.
Ircscn cp "
Heap. Member r. T. Bccher Clerk
oloVe up upon
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20 Ne. TO Whom Drawn aud Account
1912 26lO T. y Prescott National Bank Repairing
2053 Arthur IendAuto $500
252 26+2 Mrs Mary Dillon J. D. BethuneLaundy work,
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JEROME REALTY SOLD.
CFrom Fridav's Daily.D

Y yIII T II7I1I1 '7I'1- =
John Harrington has sold to Susan
Gotta for the sum OF $1,000 a certain
plot OF ground on the Maine mimi
claim in Jerome, the deed being re
corded yesterday. The strip Is pa.
cuted and mineral rights twenty-five
feet from the surface were reserved.
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FINISHES ASSESSMENT.


IFIOm I nursday DdlIy.J
George Uhl has returned from his
Hobo group OF mines near Iron
Springs, alter performing a large
amount OF development, that apple,
he says, to annual assessment work.
He has closed his camp for the win
ter, but resumes in the spring.