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Arizona republican., 1914-05-14
ORDINANCE NO. 5

AN ORDINANCE MAKING IT UNLAWFUL FOR ANY PERSON TO SWEEP DUST, DIRT OR AC~ COMPILATIONS ON OR OFF THE SIDEWALKS IN THE BUSINESS PORTION OF THE CITY OF PHOENIX AFTER THE HOUR OF 6:30 A. M
 BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COM MISSION OF THE CITY OF PHok- NIX, as follows:
 Sec l. It shall be unlawful for any person to sweep, scrub or flush the dust, dirt, or refuse, on, upon, over, off or from any public side walk of the City of Phoenix within the business section thereof, or to throw or place thereon or move or remove therefrom, any dust, dirt or refuse, between the hours of 6:5O 9. m. and 9:30 p. m, or to do or perform any act or thing thereon or herewith during any hours whatso- ever which shall affect or menace the health or safety, or interfere with the convenience or comfort, of the public generally or of any per son or persons lawfully using the same.
 Sec. ?. For the purposes of this ordinance, the business section of the city is fixed and determined to be that portion of the City of Phoenix bounded and defined on the north by the center line of Van Buren street, on the east by the center line of Fourth street. on the south by the center line of Madison street, and on the west by the center line of Fourth avenue.
 Sec. g. Any person violating any of the provisions of this ordinance shall be deemed guilty of a misde- meanor, and upon conviction there of shall be punished by a fine in a sum not less than five dollars nor more than fifty dollars, or by inn prisonment for not less than five days nor more than fifty days, or by both such fine and imprison- ment
 Sec f. This ordinance shall take effect from and after thirty days dller US pdSsdSe py tHo CpiiiiiiiE79ioi- and it's approval by the Mayor, and shall be published ten days, as re- cuired by the city charter
 Passed by the Commission of the City of Phoenix on May 12, 1914
 Approved May F, 1914.
 GEO. U. YOUNG, Attest: Mayor,
 FRANK THOMAS.
 City Clerk.
Arizona republican., 1914-05-14

may be from time to time required of him by the City Manager.
 Sec 3. Until otherwise prescribed by ordinance, the offices of City Assessor and of City Collector shall be filled and the duties thereof per- formed and the rights thereof exer- cised by one and the same person. who shall be named, designated and known as the City Assessor and ex- -officio City Collector"
 Sec A. Before entering upon the performances of the duties of his office. each of the following officers, to wit the City Manager. the City Auditor, the City Clerk. the City Assessor and ex-officio City Col
 ector, the City Treasurer, the City Engineer, the Chief of Police, the Fire Chief, the Superintendent of Streets, the City Magistrate, the City Health Officer. the City Sealer of Weights and Measures, the City 1 Inspector of Buildings. and the Su- perintendent of Water Works, shall, respectively, make and file his off cal bond, conditioned as required by law, and in amounts as follows, re- SpectiVelV:
Arizona republican., 1914-05-14
OUR APARTMENT HOUSE

The night shall be filled with music And the cares that infest the day Shall seem very small when the
 singers baWl
 And the pianolas play.
Arizona republican., 1914-05-14
ORDINANCE NO. 2

An Ordinance Providing for the Sale by the City of Phoenix of it's In- terest in Block 57 of the City of Phoenix.
 BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COM
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-10
NAVAL AlRMEN RAID
 GERMAN SHIP HANGAR

LONDON. Oct lO.-Naval airmen made successful attack on the German airship shed at Dusseldorf, it was an- uounced by the British admiralty. A bomb, dropped through the roof of the hangar destroyed the Zeippleu and flames were reported rising five hun dred feet
 The following official statement was issued tonight covering the at tack by the British air squadron on the German airship shed at Dusseldorf,
 The secretary of Admiralty an nounccd that Squadron Commender Grey reports that as authorized, he carried out with Lieut. Marix and Lieut.. Zippe. A successful attack on the Dusseldorf airship shed Lieut. Marks bombs dropped from a height of 500 feet hit the she'd went through the roof and destroyed the Zeppelin. Flames were observed 500 feet high as the result of the ignition of the gas in the airship All three officers are safe. but their aeroplanes are lost The feat appears to have been remarkable, having regard for a dis tance of more than 100 miles penetrat- ed into the enemy's country and the fact that a previous attack put the enemy on their guard
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-10
OPTIMISTIC REPORT OF AUSTRIAN FORCES.

NEW YORK, October s.-Dr Alex. ander De Nuber. Austro-Hungarian Consul General al New York, issued the following resume of war opera. tions taken from official communica- uons to the embassy:
 New groupings of our army in Galicia, uniting with them strong Ger man forces vRs accomplished un molested bv the enemy In conse- uuence of the new operations on our side the Russians offensive which has only reached San, was broken down and already has changed to a retreat. Attempts of Russians to invade Hun gary across the passes of the Car nathiaLs were repulsed. Prezmysl is holding out successfully. Our offen sive in Servia which binds the en' tire Servian army advances slowly but surely The Servians admit their public spirit is depressed cn account of losses. sickness and lack of food"
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-10
BELGIUM MINISTER
 SAYS BRUSSELS IS
 ALMOST STARVING
Files Complaint With The United States Against German AtroC-
 itieS-- Says Germans Are Talk
 ing Food, 0estituting Region

WASHINGTON October 9.-The Belgian minister filed with the state department a protest from his govern ment against the threatened famine in Brussels claimed to be due to ravages caused by the Germany army The message from the Belgian for eign office, filed with the department says:
 Civil authorities Cf the Brussels agglomeration inform the government that Brussels faces famine. Violatn~ once more the rights of mankirE namely, article forty-three of the fourth convention of the Hague. the German army. after having taken away from the population an import ant part of it's resources. is getting ready 10 let it starve. The same in formation is coming from Namur and LuXemberg
 "The Belgian government protests with it's utmost indignation against this revolting act of barbarism and brings it to the knowledge and aD preciation of the civilized nations" Brussels agglomeration" is a name given to the city proper. and the surrounding suburbs which is formed into ono civil community
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-10
COMMISSION GOVERNMENT
 FOR MEXICO IS PROPOSED.

WASHINGTON, October g. - The commission form of government in Mexico until order is restored and the resumption of full constitutional functions by the people is possible has been suggested at the informal discussions at Aguas Calientes pre- csding the formal meeting between representatives of Carranza and Villa
 This was reported to the state de' pertinent tonight and met with prompt recognition as a possible solution of the vexing problems of the sorthera republic.
 The plan. it is expected would eliminate personal rivalry of the var ous factonal leaders and lead to an early restoration of a strong central government. with which the United States could deal in a more diri ct fashion than is possible under the present conditions in Mexico.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-10
Boston BroUes Crush Mdck's
 Americans in First Contest
 For Worlds Baseball Honors
SalngS Newly Built Machine Deals Out Defeat To Crack Tean Of American League Scoring Seven TaIies While Ath-
 ecS Are Cleaning Lonely Chalk Mark

PHILADELPHIA. October g. Playing with the same sensational speed thg marked their rush from last place to the position of pennant winners in the National League the Boston Braves crushed the Philadel- phia Americans in the first game Of the worlds series by the score of z to l.
 Although the newly constructed baseball machine of the Miracle Man" Stauings wabbed once or twice it never left the track Under the guidance of Pitcher Rudolph lt crashed through connie Mack's cham pion Athletics scattering dismay and disappointment in its trail
 The victory by over seven to one over the American League favorites was well won. no lucky breaks or base ball tiukes figuring in the defeat Of the famous Mackmen clan. By sharp heavy and timely hitting the Braves pitted Up an offensive lead. which coupled with Rudolph's sterling boN work. and the general defense of his teammates, left no opening through which philadelphia's attack could pen ertate.
 The Braves were the first to score, putting two runs across in tho second inning when Whitfield walked and scored on GOwdy's double, who. in turn. came home on Marnville's drive to left center
 Athletics came back with a run in their half when Mclnnis passed and scored on Strunks single, whiol Moran let slip through his fingers for three bases
 In the fifth Gowdy tripled to cer ter. came home on Maranville's short hit over McInnis head. Boston cinch- ed the game the next inning, scoring three runs on Evers single. Conuol ly's pass, Whitted's triple to right and Schmidts single which was too hot for Barry to hold
 Just to show they could score off the other pitchers besides Bender the Braves added another off Wyckou in the eighth when Schmidt singled went to third on Gowdys one base slash and stole home as Maranvis famed
 Weather conditions were ideal for play end the diamond and outfeld was dry and fast while the warn sun shown from a feecy sky ana made wraps unnecessary. Every sea, in the Shibe park was filled and several saw the contest from stands erected on house tops overlooking the park. The bleachers were filled almost immediately after opening tho park and at 11:OO o'clock, about four thousand men and boys getting seats beyond the outfeld while twice that number were turned away
 The Braves have every reason tC be elated for aside from the result the opening victory shows Boston su perior, individually and collectivel! in every department of the game eX
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-10
HILL ORDERS THREE SMALL
 FIELD GUNS
Will Be On Same Footing As Is
 Yaqui Leader With Their Arri-
 vaI-ExpeCted Today Or At Latest By Sunday--FrOm East

The arrival of three three-inch guns which have been ordered for several days and which are on the way from Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, in Naco, put the Hnl men on more than par with the Maytoreua forces attacking the city The guns are expected this evening and Sunday at the latest AL SO. am attack which will beat Hnl to his fed guns is expected today, as it is known the Yaqui leader is cogni- zant of the approach of the field pieces and as it is thought he will takr ad- vantage of che time before their ar rival makes his present occupation untenable
 This was the only development of rote from the Naco battle field yes terday The firing of the outposts and from the Hill ditches continued the Iinl men doing most of the shooting as in the past The Yaquis did not ad- vance on the city or attempt again 10 enter the Hin trenches.
 Hill yesterday himself spent a large part of he day on the field. lie nas secured a five inch telescope which mounted on locomotive tender served yesterday as his chief divert ing rastme He made several obser- yations of the Yaquis and their camp In addition to the telescope he re- ceived yesterday a large supply Of hay beef, flour and other provisions.
 The Yaqu gun which under Cap tain Manlow did such service in the days proceeding had disappeared from its station near the monument west of Naco. Its whereabouts and the req son for its removal were not yester- day ascertained, but it is thought the gun is being brought around to a point where it will have a full sweep of the Hill trenches.
 General Hill yesterday issued a statement to the effect that Villa has ordered Maytorena not 10 attack, and that the battle which the Americans have awaited may be indefinitely post poned through other than the motives Of the attacking Indian and his hords. However there is no official ground for the statement as far as could be learned yesterday.
 A report to the effect that Private Wilson, of company c, Tenth troop had died was yesterday evening de nied at the headquarters in Naco The sergeant of the troop who has just returned from Fort Huachuca where Wilson was taken when wound ed, states that the trooper was well on the road to recovery when he left the fort
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-10
Labor Opposes Cops" Will
 Add Kinney Bill to Code
State Federation Of Labor Convention AdOurnS-LabOr Paper Published In Phoenix aken Over As Official
 Voice Of State Organization

Kinney bin added to the mining code as amended
 Bert Davis, incumbent, D. s. Con- rad and E. J. Warren, an of Phoenix were nominated as president Nomi- nees for secretary are R. A. Campbell, incumbent, Bisbee: IT. E. Fox of Globe and Bert Wilkinson of Phoen- ix Vice presidents and committee men were also nominated. Officers are elected forty days hence by % referendum of all union members af- hliated.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-10
C. o. P. Mau Come AIiUe
 In CochiSe
Sermon From County Chairman Of How Money Talks And The Most SatiriCal Reply Of a Can didate On Waste Of Cash

Strange as it may seem, Co., chise county Republicans, as an organization. are coming alive at least they say they are. G. E. Crysler, chairman of the Republ- can County Central committee. said yesterday that early next week he expected to have an an- nouncement to make that would land as a bomb shell in local political circles and would cause the Democrats to sit up and take notice
 Although Mir. Crysler, quite nat urally and quite Loyalty. would not odmit it, it is believed the reason why the Republican coun- ty committee has so far failed to make any noise is because they have nothing to make it with. Money talks, and the more money on hand the louder the noise it is possible to make So far local Republicans have been painfully silent
 From MT. Crysler's remarks it is evident the Republicans iu- tend to get some money some where, somehow Just where or how the chairman did not say, but it is believed the county com mittee has designs on the slush fund which it is said the state committee is rapidly assembling. If they can connect with this pork barrel and get some of the fat it is believed they will open county headquarters here and make a noise like they were ac- tually in the race
 As for getting any money out of the county candidates, 1t is said this is worse than impossi ble. One of the candidates who accepted the nomination purely for the honor" that was in it, is reported to have said that he would rather take the money the committee wanted to assess him and SO to Juarez and bet 1t on mud horse on a sunshiny day there would be more chance of realizing.
 In the meantime democratic headquarters daily become a scene of greater activity. Chair man Bowen and Secretary Nc. Donald are busy with plans to make the assured majority bigger one and visitors are con stan'ly dropping In from all parts of the county with assurances Of a democratic landslide.
 Occasionally a Republican can didate shuffies by and with a wan and wistful look pauses to gaze longngly inside Then he pur- sues his melancholy way. heaying a sigh which seems to say:
 "Td rather be dead. I'd rather
 down,
 Than to be a Rep in this here
 town"
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-10

gian army, driven from its first line of forts, took up a good position be- hind the second line, prepared 10 offer desperate opposition.
 On the battle line in the France the German and French reports agree there Las been no change in the sit uation. although the French claim they have made some progress near st. Michel, in the Argonne forest
 According to German reports rail- way and telegraph communication with Antwerp is interrupted It is reported also the king of Belgian is slightly wounded The severing of communication has been expected, for the Germans have been directins their attacks at points of ingress to and from the city, at the same tim dropping shells into the town itself
 portion of the town is reported to have been destroyed The forty. two centimeter guns made short work of the great Brailmont forts and lesser ones are now engaged in de-. stroyiBg the city which under the provisions of the Hague convention was given due notice before the bombardment began
 The defenders even in their well protected entrenchments are said to be unable to avoid the shell fire, which is described as terrific and which is said to fall always in the right spot
 Zeppelin airships too, have played their part in the fray and bombs rom them add to the terror. Tt is reported one Of these airships was brought down last night, but the statement originated from a person who said he saw it from 8 distance.
 The German advance through gap they opened in the southeastern sec tion of the outer line of forts have been likened to a prairie fire, as it devoured every village and building in it's path.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-10
LITTLE BELGIUM AGAIN TAKES STAGE CENTER.

LONDON, Oct 9.-Belgium is once again the center of military interest for not only her army battling for it's life behind the fortress of Antwerp but the battle line in France has struggled northward until it has crossed her frontier at Armentieres, and may yet join the Beleaguered Bel gians
 The extent of the damage done in Antwerp is not known, for the only accounts available concerning the bombardments are from persons who watched it from a distance
 That the fighting is desperate there can be no doubt, for the Bel
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-10

cept fielding. where two errors were charged against them while not Q single misplay mared the Athletics work. The victors scored seven runs eleven Lifts, and two errors and the losers one run. five hits and no er- TOTS.
 Bender struck out three and gave two bases on balls while Wychon who relieved him. famed two and walked one Brave in three and two thirds innings Heavy hitting honors also went to Boston batters who tot alled sixteen bases with eleven hits to the Athletics seven bases. on five hits
 Far more valuable than winning the game is the confidence that came to the youthful aggregation of players under the Boston banner when they saw the Athletics totter and then collapse under the terrific Lombard. ment from the Braves bats
 Tonight the National League com bination actually feels certain of the ultimate victory which the players SD valiantl} proclaimed before the series opened Untried in a worlds series. they won decisively in the initial cou- lict and in winning established 9 new record for with their bats they drove Chief Bender, the Athletics surest money pitcher to the bench. d feat no other club ever achieved against one of Connie Mack's twirl- CTS, in Q Worlds Series.
 The game, play by play vas as fol- lows.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-10
Business Conditions Better
 Is Wilson's Campaign Slogan
Is Informed Many Orders Are Pa oed For Goods Wanted Abroad And Will Issue Word To Democratic Speakers Of
 Signs Of DemoCr atc Prosperity

ceived from abroad and that the first bad effect of the European war on American industry has passed As a part of the democratic campaign the president probably will issue a state ment when be signs the Clayton anti trust bill. now before him, calling at- tention to the completion of tbe pro gram Of trust legislation started with the passage of the trade commission bin.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-10
COLD ALREADY RAVAGES AUSTRIAN ARMY.

ROME, VIA PARIS, October 9,-A dispatch from Cettinie, Montenegro. says troops are suffering severely, especially at night owing to the cold Snow already covers the peaks of the mountains. Several detach- ments of Austrians, the dispatch adds have been compelled to retire, una- ble 10 resist the terrible weather Some of their sentinals are half frozen.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-10

PHOENIX. October s.-After de ciding to meet in Flagstaf October 9th the convention of the state feder ation of labor in session here ad iourned lt was agreed to take over the labor paper published in Phoenix as federation organ.
 The legislation committee was in- structed to draw a bill making 1t a felony for corporation employ peace officers and it vas announced thag the miners union intend having the
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-10
BELGIUM SAYS GERMANS TAKE ALL FOOD sTUFFs.

LONDON, October g. An Ex- change telegraph dispatch says: "The Belgian government has addressed to neutral powers vehiment protest over Germans action of monopolizing food stuns in Brussels and its environs, thereby reducing the native popula- ton to famine"
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-10
WAR AGAINST ENGLAND WILL SOON START.

ROME, VIA PARIS. October g. - War against Great Britain. according to German newspapers received here, win commence and end in October, after Antwerp has fallen. Belgium will then become the base Of opera tions against England, the newspapers say
 Papers add that Admiral Von Tir- pitz. minister of the navy, who is now at general headquarters with Emperor William has announced that he will go aboard the flagship of the German fleet and direct operations of the German navy
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-10
SMALL REPORTS COME FROM BATTLE FRONT.

NEW YORK October g. - The war chancellor says the allies and Germans have not seen dt 10 lift the curtain of secrecy high enough for the public to obtain an insight into conditions which prevail along the battle line in France.
 There is nothing tc report' the French war office says Except that there has been a lively engagement in the region of Rove, where in the last two days We have captured 600 prisoners
 That is all. From the British and Germans comes nothing
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-10

WASHINGTON Oct 9.-Business conditions throughout the country are improving. according to reports reach ing President Wilson Democratic speakers are to be instructed to dwell on this fact during the fall campaign in answer to expected charges by re- publicans and progressives that the new tarin brought financial disaster.
 The president Is informed many or ders for American goods are being re-
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-10
PALACE OF JUSTICE IS AMONG PLACES STRUCK.

LONDON. October 9.-The places in Antwerp which have thus far suf- fered most severely in the bombari. ment of the city are the southern station. the palace of justice, avenue Pindustrie and quarters in these vi. entities. This statement is made in a message from the Ostend correspon- dent of the Exchange Telegraph com pany.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-10
GERMANS MOVE THEIR
 FIELD HEADQUARTERS.

LONDON, October 9-German army headquarters are reported now at a Freach town fifty kilometers iron, the front where they were moved from Luxemberg, according to a Reu- ter dispatch from Amsterdam quoting the Berlin correspondent of the Tele graf Special coutier service is ar ranged between Berlin and headqusrt frs requiring three days for the round trip.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-10
RUSSIAN SAYS WHOLE TOWN IN GALlclA BURNS

ROME VIA LONDON. Oct 9.-The
 Russian ambassador wpile denying the report that the garrison Of Prze- mysl in Galicia surrendered to the Russians, added however, the whole
 town is ahre and exploitation is in- eyitable"
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-10
First lnnlna.

Bostcu-Moran was out on a high foul tU McInnis. Evers flied nigh to Collins. Connolly famed
 Philadelphia Murphy singled to center Oldrinz sacrificed to schmidt. Collins walked Baker fouled out to Schmidt Murphy out trying for third on the catch
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-10
BERLIN IS CUT OFF
 FROM BELGIAN CAPITAL.

LONDON, October 9.-Raiway and telegraphic communication between Berlin and Antwerp have been in- terrupted. says a wireless dispatch from the German capital The dis patch adds the French consul at Antwerp has transferred the archieyes of the consulate to Roosendaal Hol- land
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-10

LONDON (Saturday) Oct 1O.-The Morning Post says it has been in formed by big authority that Ant werp has fallen The official press bureau says it is unable 10 confirm the report