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sURROGATRg NOTICES.

~kohbY JOHN BcHUYLEH.-fn pursu-
sncs u sn order II Hon John + Co
s<lsn. Surrogate ~ the County Of New
sNt. ncflcs is hereby given 20 al persons
fAsing claims azalnst John Schuyler cros-
,sssec. - present the tame. WITH voucher.
.ffff 70 the subscriber. a. his place %
.atsaefink business. ~ The once OF Harry
- Nsnhaffsn. o. the city ~ S.V, YoTL
Sn o. befofs the ga dsy ~ April neyt
Dated. Sow York. the sofa dav ~ eeu.
ifmbsr. 1910 ~ w
eTEPuES v. r. Crosby
lARHT " ZUCKYBT
Attorney for AdfninisffstsF
10. ~ Cedar street
Borough q Manhattan
hsN York City
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First Nationals Dividends.

The First National Bank has de-
clared dividends Of 20 per cent, as fol-
lows: Seven per cent regular from
the bank, per cent from the First
Security Company and 10 per cent
extra from the bank. The dividends
are payable January to stock Of rec
ord at the close Of business Dee
her II
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Rotterdam. De- e-Nlzsr Dutch. New York
Zyldyk Dutch. New York.
Durham pee s-BsNesn Dutch. New York.
Br1han. Dec S-Hiortnoln DAM, New York foF
Copenhagen. - -,
Rio be Jsneiro Dee s-Melderskin tNot'. New York.
Malm0 Dec S-Sagoland lSNesD. Ne" YORK va
Falmouth. -, - A..
Pars Dec s--Eibergen Duiehl. New ierk Vi. Nor
fuk
s. Nssalr. Dec Santa clara. New YORK
London Dec e-Canford Chine lBfl, hlmoulsh;
Marquette liirl New York -, -,
Shields. Dec l0-S;rinda lNcrl. New YORK VIA
Falmouth. - -.
Manchester Dec 9--IsckaWanns lBr), New norS.
Have Dec s-Oidheld Grange OBJ, New YORK
SAILED
shields. Dec io-Harald dam. Mobile; Ul.f
iNorl. New NOra
Rarry. De- l0-Rijsvyk Dutch, New York.
Mefhif Dec l0-Skui1a Nor, New lork.
Rotterdam Dee 9-Zaandyk Dutch, Ne" YORK
Zaider,bk Dutch Havana and Vera CRUZ
PASSED.
Dover. Dec Io-Biso tNorl. New York for Copen-
Iaasfd. Dec IO-Gorrsdyk Dutch. New YORK ior
Rotterdam: Henry Tesner dam. New 1oik tor
SFgnllOrg.
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FIRE DEPARTME lent.

Penalties 1mpossd-Furn list Fradel J. Nors1
~ q l. Il. nhscnce without leave. 3 charges
ihree regular leaves q abseuos withheld on each
charge, nine regular leaves in an Frrnn. tlsi
sradej e. Reilly. No = Of EnE p Ghseacc
without leave and deception. dismissed Trmn
Hg graded T.. " Flanagan. " a l.. a.. fined
o. fof loss - cap badge No 1904
Leaves Of At-fnce Go paYl-lN =. H. Sterling.
Tug efG q houp. Dec. T.. fmu "a gadel
"a srsdej v 4 Fsulhai~r. H. a l. n ~
hours bee 10 Trmn fisi grader y Rlcasing. lng
-. u hour. dee ~. Capt. J. J. McLllisgiL IL a
Il l. e h0uff. Dec. %.
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PUBLISHER BUYS FARM.

TIE Rowland farm o. 100 ,cres. Including ,
30-acre lake. AZ Mount Kisc0. Y has been
purchased by Arthur II scribner u The publishiug
a-m o. Charles Serbners' Sous The estate fron.s
on Bedford RI. and Forbes s. and adj0ins 100
acre place owned b. Mr. Scribner Near b. are
Estates owned by Charles s Darlington. D. NJ
Allan STAR. William Sloane. He1y Whitehouse
and Robert Van rtiandt
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SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
DECEMBER TO-
Manhattan.

Tie FRS name e that o. the debtor The second
that Of the creditor. and date when Judgment was
niei. $500 -
Wicrer, J H Hart: April 90. 1919 tesil 10
WvckoT H-V " Trick. sept -. 1918. i32g -
Immer,y II Is-0uWald Construction Co. June
M 1914 1891 o.
B9denslck Jennie ". 6 A BodOnsck and Bro0Eer
Il Heller: June o. 1914. gi-9 ~
Same-Saule: De- J. 1915. ,lssl i9
BroIer j. AID A Smith Lubin. June q 1914.
srlT 90
guqf III Wcnke. Oct T. 1914 1874 -
NtUs PA Pinkerf0n: Jan "a. 1911. .liss ~
Donuelly " F-CIty Of NcF York Feb 10. 1914.
1894 Al
Rc.chman. W. and S Nesman-M Li,tsnberg: Nov
2J 1914. 500
Same-same: Nov IS. 1914. 1850
The Bronx.
Ur,ulins Realty Cot Thorn: Nov Q. 1914.
;l5j 05
Macon T D-Cty o, New York; Oct 3. 1914
vacated. N-lz
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FIRE RECORD.

2lj-l76o "a ~. Edward Joseph: trihing
4 30--632 4 lS6th s. John Lngnan: tfif'rs
CJJ-l42 W 3sth 81. Edward Higgins: trfins
10 05-ei3 9Th az Hans Heius; tnhink
10 i5-5jJ southern Boulevard. Tony Tcr0ns
trifing
i0ll--gf Greenwich g. Henry Bedford. $500
IOI1-3l0 W iyth 81. Albert Morgan. trfnR.
T. NJ
20)--22O T. Josh 81. Anna Iobuo: trif,nx
2.f0--l.4 Rdza ~. frat0re List: tf'iinE
21o-219 Madison 81. Morris Rosenberg. trifinx
.0q-4I5 Cherry -. John Doser. trlflrc
JJJ--lsi Greene s.. krugel 4 BerkoEitz: 800.
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FEDERAL COURTS.
unoorHr 1anoI

Theodore Megssrdea. New York CITY. John 2
Bunlnsa ;; Louis. Clarence & Hathel s. Louis
Thomas A Erans. william n Fitzlush md Huber
J. Fisher Memphis. lester Thomas Hubbard. Al
hruy: John Robert Bul. Evansville. iud-Ad1litte1
TO Practice
siI-ruiie0 States D. J. = " RR e ,i-Argusi
3Js-Msrin Lauior C- aIDict1ch J. Loeus e al
partners ctc-ArUlnlflt rummslcsI
Dsv cali fof Friday. Dee a. viii b - follows
Ncs a5s. 5lf $40. go. 59i. a. land tec cr9
al tald Az. 581 tsnd 50sl and 5fL
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PUBLIC NOTICE

SUPREME COURT-APPELLATE DIVISION
Firs. Dspar.nCnt-ln ile matter q The April
tsrn q The lnier10rough Rapid Transit Com
paay iof ne appointment % three Commissioners
q report whether its Elevated Railroad Extension.
tr0sn az ne Eighth Avenue and one Hundred
40 Sirv-secor1 street Competitor. in the BOr-
ogsts o. Manhattan and The Bronx. state Of New
fofk a. tIed and determined by The Public ser
t.ci Commission iof the First District o. the STATE
q Nss York. ought 90 be constructed and operated.
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Destination and steamer. $50 :, n.
Hawaii lvis san Observation-Disclosures. To day
Hawaii Japan. Corea China PHILIPPINES Via
San Francisco -Tenyo MarI. Dec IL
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Highest temperature yesterday. 50 lat 1920
. M lowest % lat $50 a. M. average. "a
average for corresponding date last year. 30; aver
age FOR corresponding date last thirty three years s.
Local Forecst.-Cloudy to-day: fa:r Saturday
moderate northwest winds.
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WORK WANTED.

Male.
BOY T.. public school graduate. knowledge ~
Bookkeeping. wishes position in ofice. clerical
work LION KUTZER 400 Men Jersey sT Brook
In.
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Vessels Arriving at and Depart.
ing from Port Of New York,
Thursday, December 10.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise. 7l;; runss. asa; neon ns~ liza
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CIRcuIT couRT oF APPEAIs

LACoNBE COKE. WARD and ROGERS. II
A. 10 % a u.
fpost0llcs Bldlrg1
NTS6WRRfThi EmstfFid 4 Dep
~amCI same iiCt0DrPI Social pFflrn
Snyihe knEl Is O, Pythias Maconher& y /Amasansstt
Re Levin Woerheide /Johls-ManE
Erain1r1 sch BFWaker Re Hec'or's
Merritt Chapman sans AshLy/ Neeks-Numan
NhlteStarToNf sans
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Heinrath iBulniss NAM Iiyi Sia'
/ Scharff Goldman nL-a't 80 pise,he-s
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. Pred5srg Reichig cover. 4-.ls1tt can
atgomery Montgomery HlleI ~ f,,yye
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I De Lacy CLARK Is1aIoV.itz1 Wof
se l,,Sbss St' reached. /. SOS. q, r.p
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SlILEN J.o. .g a. oY the time required Tor tia
/ A., 49, al IL assigned on Fridays II not unisltl
I the.eo' va y.n hi carried over 10 the following
5 Aoalsy jNacMullen Co Sette schneider
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I smith Nassau ii, t,loi.li f,,r,e
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/ sullivan lSl@bNH i:o,.1mertz, Meyers
D ia,e-.L. n ,,,gfsvSCo Hunt kuickerb0cker Ice
3 Wilhamsl ~ 1Stsisr Anderson Mani Beach D
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hus'ela = St'VIt,l,e1 Mooney BNyn tooperaSe
Timuius Parker ano I1eDflgI 70 IiSlvn nv Co
salt hfIvls o, NrG0wanl Pitts Conts
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Ccnnors 49, 49,. Erle Basin Z
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day upon .5,4 Uni M NJ. Rosenblum IHar,an
lacAett oI I1ipp Tacevaio Necker
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tahtuh pas--' John on Olson q an0
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Montana BhRR
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suRRoGATE's coURr-KErcHAM $
no day calendar.
COUNTY COURT.
Civil calendar-Psrt tV-FANCEIT. J.
...,.,.-.. A. 10 a. d.. ,.-., .c,ro
N.NicEle I0uune- FltonL2A Bofche-'
Ke.suer Wliloushty Con PeiermaA. iol"aT'n
QUEENS COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
Trial Torm--GARRElGON. J.
Calendar m pari ! a. 70 a., q %, ,our,.l d.
Areaiion of the Bar is called to Rules g. : and
s. Calendar Rules. Queens county
NATL RALIZAIlONs
No day ca.endar
Highest reached. t6A.
COUNTY couRT.
EQUITY CAUsEs-HUMPHRET J.
Calendar a. 10 a. m
70. Croft Eichbou Mover
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
part I,-KEOGH. j. Part li-Mll-l-S )
A eiI m.
Albert southern Is rs Chubaro'.I tof course Il -
Gam Iehigh Val Coal Stainach harus t9ltol-
i., - a IA course Bldg co
hernandez u the calendar passed rll MONDAY
sURRoGsTe'S cOURr-sAwYER. 5.
IA White Plains
WILLS FOR PROBATE.
.r.,, Corfanz Eliza Iard1
Ai-0' EXECUTORS ACCUSING.
MATE MOTION.
'AHi'' ADMINISTRATORS ACCOUNTING.
c.,h.-sae DofoChue f.mma Counoi
ACCOUNTING.
LOUIS ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE.
John PErffIoS 20 COMPEL ACCOUNTING.
Augustus slater
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Barometer Readings.
s a. m...Soos p. m...so.O4 So m...5o a
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pEEEREFs APPOINTED.

REFEREES APPOINTED.
SUPREME COURT-HENDRlCk. J.
Coin,ar INo.c ahausel-Jac0b VI Schoenfeid
Nstter OF Barrln Catering Gown T. sclOsn.
By BLANCHARD. j.
Rtite-s Genera Express Co-Nm i Jefery
By PENDLEFON J.
Matter Of Kleir-CharIes O'Suliiyan.
By GIEGERiCH. J.
Baehrf Sultli-H0bcrt ! " Powell.
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Trial Tsrm-Part lIl-DELEiIANTY. J.
COMMERCIAL, CALENDAR

Part iV-FISEIITE J--Unanishsd.
Cases % be sent from Psrt III for tia
Part V-O'DWYEK. {. J.-Clesr
Part VIA FETRA. I.-Jutnished
Part vit-SMiTu. J.-lrnlisled
Part Vlll-GKEEN. IL uhnlsned - =,
Causes ~ Dee sent from Pant ] 10 Paris '.
VII and VII fuf trial
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COURT CALENDARS
ist. Cases will be called In tn. order given.


Trial Tom-Pmt 1y-WEEKs. J.
.- INQUEST.
hear star Roofing
DAY CALENDAR
tfrIchl LocktaffL u Unfinished.
Trial Tpn-Pau XVI.
A1l0uutd urtii Mouday Dec IS.
Trial Term-Psrt Nvil-DUGRO. J.
tlse on. NJ lay calender.
Trial 1trm-Psr Hvlll-GIEGERICH. J.
1ase ca. 70 dsy calendar.
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TRANSPACIFIC MAILS

MIA bs'AsaAAfEsh Joe
Roch.mb.su. Hayrs. French .....i20om 500 pr
Negar'ic IirerpooI " $50. Il % N
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RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
SUPREME COURT-SEWElh GEB. T.
Z, NarcusIW 5 Duncan Romaiue Brown Co.
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svRRoGATg's coURT-RETCHAM $
40 day calendar.
COUNTY COURT
Civil Calendar-Psrt iN-tANCbIl. o.
A. 10 a. o..
Tschi Glmarin Acqualc..o ssl.n
NcNicseI Gunner F1tolLNM i,of-l't
t,..srer IA iIIousblv Con Peteru1lI u0llHarth
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ORC RON lue weather bllfdA huMN itiN Nialie'H
The femperature for the last tVenty-four hours m
comparison With the spOnding date OF last year
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STATE COURT.
COURT Of APPEALS.
Rogers Atlantic C&Pac Council fNYC&HFR
Payne Leihgh Nalley RR C.agI FiizgcTaid
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1914-01-16
HUGHES HELD;
BOND REDUCED.
Will Answer to Superior Court-Fur-
nishes $500 Bond-Starts Out to
Find INSTRUMENTATION.

Justice Walter Thomas yesterday
afternoon bound T. E. Hughes over
to the Superior court in the sum of
$500. Hughes shortly furnished the
required amount, with Lee Johano-
vich and James Mcdonald as his
bondsmen. He received his freedom
and went out to find his wife and
She was waiting for him in the hall
way, where she threw her arms about
him. They cried together and Sob
bling went into an office room, where
reconciliation was completed. Later
they went home together
The reduction in the bond of
Hughes, held on the charge of as
sault with intent to commit murder,
came about largely through the pre-
sentation made by his attorney, S. K.
Williams, of the fact of the residence
of Hughes in the state for more than
40 years and his reported exemplary
habits previous to an injury sustained
to his head two years ago, since
which time he has been subject to
occasional violent outbursts. The
testimony of the physician that Mrs.
Hughes wounds were at no time dan
gerous, being entirely superficial, al
so had weight. All things considered
the court stated, it did not appear
that justice warranted that Hughes
be deprived of his freedom pending
would be were his bond placed in any
sum in excess of $500, that being the
limit of the amount he could raise.
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1914-01-16
FORT BAYARD WATER
SHED.

Within the next few weeks the
Forest Service is to commence refor-
estation on the watershed above FIT.
Bayard, near Silver City, N. NJ. The
object of this reforestation is largely
to determine the feasibility of refor-
esting land which has been denuded
by excessive numbering, by planting
western yellow pine transplants. In
this project some $4,000 trees are to
be set out and as the result of past
experience it is expected that methods
have been developed which will in
sure that a reasonable proportion of
the trees will survive. This plant
ing operation is of unusual interest
inasmuch as it covers an area with
drawn for hospital purposes by the
War Department.
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1914-01-16
cUPID,s FRANKS MANY.

PHOENIX-Dan Cupid, the little
god of love and marriage, was one of
the busiest little marks in the whole
of Arizona whenever he came to Mari
copa county last year, for in the 365
days of his office, he succeeded in
mating no less than 626 couples in
Maricopa county alone. At that he
was not working every day, for Dan
is very particular about Sundays and
holidays and will not work upon those
days in the final capacity of allowing
the ceremony to be performed, unless
sufficiently urged. In other words
the deputy clerk lives too far from
the office to come down on Sundays
and holidays to make out the licenses.
Figured down a little more closely
the average is better than two for
each day which is considerable of a
record for a young and enterprising
county like Maricopa. In order to OBJ
tain these 626 licenses to engage in
the 626 weddings, it was necessary
for the devotees desiring the license
to produce $1252, for each license
costs $500.
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1914-01-16
LORD ELVIN'S JOKE.

Though the late Lord Kelvin had
his merry moods, according to an eX-
change, he was not very much of a
wit. However, he once made a joke
that was very characteristic in its
completeness. While he was working
at his deep-sea sounding apparatus a
brother scientist asked him the use of
a big coil of piano wire he was carry
ing with him.
st is for sounding" was the reply.
What note?" asked the questioner.
THE deep c." came the answer.
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1914-01-16

The first bale of cotton ever seen
in Stafford is on exhibition this week
in front of Charles Schroeder's home
on Eleventh street.
The cotton was raised on Mr..
Schroeder's ranch at Lebanon, about
five miles south of town, where he
planted 21s acres in Egyptian Long
Staple. The cotton planted thrived
and when it came time to pick the
cotton, about 21a bales were secured.
The cotton was ginned at the
Lebanon gin, which was recently
erected by the cotton planters in the
Artesia district, and one bale was
brought here. The price of this
cotton, at present market quotations
is % cents per pound. If this price
is maintained, Mr.. Schroeder will re-
ceive S312. so for his cotton on 21a
acres of land, or at the rate of 1925
per acre Besides this, Mr.. Schroe-
der has for sale $500 pounds of fine
Egyptian Long Staple cotton seed,
which will bring a good price.
There is no doubt but that cotton
can be grown successfully in the
Artesia district 1t needs little water
but good cultivation, and if the farm
ers of that district will plant cotton
they will solve the problem of what
is the best crop for the land and Sc
cure good incomes Guardian.
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1914-01-16
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
Of the State of Arizona, in and for
the County of Greenlee.
NOTICE OF SELECTING JURORS.

Notice is hereby given by the I'M
dersigned Clerk of the Superior Court
of Greenlee County, State of Arizona,
that a certified copy of the list of
persons qualified to serve as jurors
has been filed in the office of said
Clerk by the Board of Supervisors of
said County and State, and that Mon
day, the 18th day of January, A. D.
1914, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon
of said day, at the court house, in
the courtroom of said Superior Court,
at the Town of Clifton, County of
Greenlee, State of Arizona, has been
fixed as the time and place, for the
purpose of selecting the names of
persons to serve as Grand and Trial
Jurors, for 1914, at which time and
place the Clerk of the Superior
Court, County Recorder and Chair
man of the Board of Supervisors, in
open court, will select the names of
such jurors, and any person may at
tend at the time of such selection and
may present to the Court any-reason,
why the name of any person selected,
should not be placed on the list of
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1914-01-16
IN SANE MAN..

GLOBE Sheriff Gene Shute
and Deputy Sheriff Wilson today left
for Phoenix for the purpose of trans
ferring to the insane asylum Rafael
Avila, of Winkelman, who was yes
terday pronounced insane after the
examination before Judge Shute in
the Superior court. Charles Glenn,
of the Globe fire department, who has
been i'll for the past three months,
accompanied them as far as Phoenix.
From Phoenix he Will go to the coast
in search of health.
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1914-01-16
SPINAL MENINGITIS.

GLOBE remains of Msr RE.
Capps, who died Wednesday at a To-
cal hospital of spinal meningitis, with
be buried this afternoon The fun
eral will be private. Mrs. Caps was
a school teacher and very popular So
cially. She had been married but a
short time. The school in which she
taught has been closed for the time
being
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1914-01-16
GLOBE IMPROVING

GLOBE-Many street improve
ments are now under way throughout
the city and a number of others were
acted upon favoraby by the city
council last night. City Engineer
Stafford was Instructed to go ahead
with the work. He has already start
ed and was given authority for sew
eral new projects.
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1914-01-16
DIVIDE PLANS.

TUCSON-HaIf of the points in the
accepted plan of the new armory
building at Tucson were from the
plans of Sidney F. Mesbir, of Tucson
Hurst, of Phoenix, the successful ar
chitect, in the erection of the new
building. Messrs. Hurst and Mesbir
are both we'll known in Bisbee and
congratulations of many friends here
will be theirs.
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1914-01-16
AUTOMOBILE TROUBLE

MESA-The trial of Frank Pattee,
arrested a few days ago on complaint
of Mrs. Emmeline Kimball, alleging
the embezzlement of an automobile,
was held at 10 o'clock this morning
in Justice Twins court, and resulted
in Pattee being bound over to the SUI
perior court in the sum of $500. The
case grows from alleged violation of
purchase agreement.
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1914-01-16
SCOTT COMPOSES.

MIAMI-Prof. Scott, the geninal
director of the Miami Copper COM
pany band, has just completed one
more composition, being in two-step
form. Il is even better than any of
his previous work. 1t is dedicated to
w. j. Ellry.
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1914-01-16
INTIMATE ALAMO
FOREST is PLAN
Citizens of Otero County, N M Sign
Petition to be Forwarded to Wash
ington.

Cloudcroft, N. NJ, Jan. 10-The
question of chief interest in this sec
tiCn at the present is the circulation
of tho petition for the elimination of
the Alamo National Forest. Those
who are circulating the petition say
that 50 per cent of the citizens with
in the reserve are signing it. Many
stockholders and farmers living with
in or near the reserve are subscri0-
ing to a fund to defray the expense
of circulating the petition and the ex-
penses of a representative to present
it in Washington.
The petition is as follows:
ITO Our Honorable Representative
in Congress, Washington, D. c.:
Dear Sirs-We, the undersigned
residents and citizens of the state of
New Mexico, residing on, and in the
immediate vicinity of the Alamo For
est Reserve, situated principally in
most earnestly solicit your influence
and cooperation in an effort to Sc
cure the complete elimination of said
forest reserve, and as a part of the
facts upon which we base this petition
would submit the following facts:
THAT there are contained in said
forest reserve a total area of about
100000 acres; that of said 100000
acres there are only about 235,00O
acres of, timber land; that of said
timber land there is only about 90
600 acres, or less than 10 per. cent,
government land.
That the government timber land
going to make up this approximate
10000 acres is not in compact bodies
of any considerable size, but is made
up principally of sections, quarter sec
tions, and is many, many cases, in
tracts as small as forty acres each.
THAT that portion of timber in said
reserve above referred to as govern
ment land as a rule is of an inferior
quality, for the reason that the cream
of said timber land was taken up and
patented by individuals and corpor-
atoms before the creation of said for
est reserve, consequently the interests
of private ownerships in said forest |
reserve, where there is any timber, |
is so much greater than the govern
mnt interests, that we feel warranted |
in asking for the complete elimination
of said forest reserve.
These facts and many other facts
tending to show to you why said for
est reserve should be eliminated in !
the interest of the people in and
around the forest reserve will be
shown to you by overwhelming evil |
dence when called for by you.
The subscription list that is being
in connection with the |
above petition worded as follows:
eve, the undersigned citizens of |
Otero county, New Mexico, residing in
or near the Alamo National Forest, |
hereby subscribe the amount set OPP
posite our names for the purpose of |
sending representative to Washing
ton, D. c., to confer with our con-
gressional representatives in bringing
about the elimination of the Alamo !
National Forest, located in Otero and
Chaves counties, New Mexico, and to
bear the other necessary expenses
connected Herewith. "