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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-14

Baltimore. Nd. March 13-wheat-pull;
spot. No. red, 81; spot, No. red. Western,
81: March. No. req, -. Corn-Ouiet: spot
contract. 6Iac.: March. s7ir. Oa,s-Stcaiy:
ss,tiatndnTd white tl,Gii%c.; No. white. tia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-14
Railroads
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

PREMIER CARRIER OF TIE SOUTH
TratnH Leave Richmond.
n. B-Followfng sch cdule 1gureo publish, d
as information and not guarantoad:
For tho South-Daily: $40 A. M.-Local.
1922 a; M;-EIpress 500 p. M.-Erpress.
iant9 and birmingham. 1i:45 p. Wallpapers,
Week Days: 800 T.. M.--Local
YORK RIVER LINE.
b:D p. M.-Steamer train tparlor carl. ex.
Sept Sunday. no local stops: and $50 p M.
Daily. local-ConnectlnS tor Baltimore, daily
except Sunday. 20 A. M.--oxcept Sunday
Trains Arrive Richmond.
From tho South: 600 A. III. and $40 A. M
3:oo r: NJ. S:ob u. NJ, daily; 12:55 EN- sun
From West Point: S:39 \. bi. tsteaIner trninJ.
aaiiy eSceps Monday; $3.50 A. III. daily s:sa
II. L. BISHOP. d. p. A..
so' 70. Main st. Phon. Madison 27.
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Railroads
Atlantic Coast Line
Railroads

Thr Standard Railroad OF the South.
EFFECTIVE JANUARY g. lsle.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
For Florida and SOUTH: s:l5 A. IL. and 6:3y
i. NJ; $40 7. NJ. 20 A 81.
For Norfolk: 800 A. NJ. 3:0o p. NJ, s:Ie p
NJ.
For n. & W. ny. West: e:l5 A. NJ, $3.50 A.
NJ. 800 i. Ii. e:20 II. n.
For Petersburg: 100 A. NJ. e:i6 A. M
t:l6 4. NJ. 500 a. NJ, s:Jo A. NJ. 500 p. NJ
$40 p. NJ. G:05 i. NJ. 6:s5 y. NJ. 9:20 p M,
II 40 i. NJ
For Goldsboro and Fayetteville: '4:Io p NJ
Trains arrive Richmond daily: Sos A. M
$50 A. NJ; 200 y. NJ. $3.50 a. NJ. 1887 A. NJ,
''io.4b A. M, 1l.i0 a. NJ. '2:l0 T. NJ. s'l.40 p.
NJ. Cos L. NJ. 6:35 T.. NJ 500 2. NJ, $500 p.
~, 80 +. NJ.
Except Sunday. "Sunday only.
Tine OF arrival ana departure and connec.
tUns not guaranteed.
c. S CAMPBELL. u p A.. e3s Main az
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-14
RafIrDahs

ACCOMMODATION TRAINS WEEKDAYS.
Leave Byrd st. Sta. 400 p d. for Freserietsburs.
Leave biba sta. 80 A., 80 =. n. for AIhlAnd.
.rrive klbe Sts. 6.S0 Am, 6<.9 p. from Ashlan
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-14

sDaily. tWeekdays. fSunday. only.
All traisa to or from BYRD Street Station
stop at klba. Time o arrivals and departures
sot guaranteed. Read the sixss.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-14
COTTON -NIAItxtrs

Sew York, Marion There -4s > fy-t,.
.ha'p "HNonc- ~ the cotton market dti.
!ns to-cuY ding. AUD tho bulk %, ia
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Richmond & Petersburg Electric Ry,

leave hichmonu. Leave Petersburg.
a. vi. - =. VI. +5:Ib A. NJ 3.35 T.. NJ
AIM 4P. VI 6:3j A. NJ sa,a5 p 81
y A. VI. 5P. VI. ~ 80 A. NJ n;:,5 r. NJ
- a. NJ. f5:45 '7;35 A. VI 0,:,5 r. NJ
1OA VI. s0P. NJ S:I5 A. NJ 3s.0S u ~
A. VI. 4. NJ. O:35 A. VI -: 35 u. VI
'I2 A. VI. SIP. NJ sIO,Ha A. VI S.or 70 ~
Up. ". sOP. NJ II:35 A NJ a,YS :, y,
PIP. VI. Top. NJ. I2,:,5 - VI .IO,aO - AZ
IL r. VI. Chester s1ta5 p NJ II,aO !, =,
.12 p. NJ. Pctersbul c:35 r. VI.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-14

'BagSnge. tLimited. tWeek d.y, onlv
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-14

,"t'ohs iot ia'-'"~t -pay:rF BONDS ar,
a. g. uFice 10 "hicL interest lilie- a, 49,,
r.rrs arc Grt ' 'r Hlc'-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-14

y I} sS9aet .....ii;.iS i;tSS $ iii2
suo; cotton .,eady m!Jaiing upiand,.
i -3 ,nidd!ins guilt is -.
cotton steady niadiine. $50. 10; -
CENTS ~ bales; gross receipts. @o1j balls;
-Ales. 90 bales stock. ,9,n51 bales. export
20 France. l'u bales
Total to-day u, al por,s-%ct receipts.
I9'a bales export % Great Britain. Is 100
bales, TO France, i9l bales. to tho CONT
n"nt 100 bales 20 Japan l9.3ii bales: stock.
Consolidated at al pe-ts-Net receipts
lil.ii5 haies eNport 10 Great Britain. iioo2
bales. to France. 5000 bales. 20 mo Cont
nent, a5.3s. bales. TO Japan, 1886 bales.
Total since september at an purts-Nct
Britain. .1S2E6- bales; to France al 2{s
n.sics. 20 II" continent, 8 l3J %, bales. to
jdpun, %S.'i5 bales to Nel!co - -. bales
Sew orleans March More or iess ner-
voHsnes, was displayed H. Tic cotton mar.
bet to-day ~ times there was Show OF
Strength, but IA" rise WAS wiped ont 10y
h"ar!-h forecasts of mill takiHcs for the
week faksmgs proved larger ihan cypected.
and prices wont back - the highest levels
ui thH cry, an aivuuc" 81 5n7 points. The
glos" "ns steady a. net gain OF 2a5 points.
| NratN"r c"uuibprf lu.ic no Improvement
over niEht; anu frost was reported in
/ early iradiug In lhc afternoon there war
I tnlh OF a decided Improvement Ia the spot
/ demand and OF Investment buying OF tho
[ loWcr GRADES on thc theory that IN" coming
| cfor is Hkeiy to b" much hiEhe' in grade,
price of low grade cotton would ~ les
/ scucd.
! Spot cotton nrm and unchanged; mid
ding. l.tsc. Saloe on the spot .l51o haies
March. i:.tl May, 1852. Juiy. 1886, August,
/ l"', october. llii; December Iij5.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-04

benton @e ii@L npei1 Srit 1T fort!"
= u8erubigen sic ii4 111r; er tpir6
ii6 fdon tpie6erfir6en. Sic ganae
|Sta6t tennt i'm a."
r@ber bert' erfet1rt i'm tetner; i@
batt' i'm eben erit gapafden."
&eimge5obIt.- rMeine So
men ,tn6 $erren" = bega,m Der @eo-
ner = mir tper6en l11ts bea1te aberb
NIT Sen Mnfangggriin6en ser Mrdt-
tefftur befddftigen. Sic altetr Citrus
ter. .....
Gimme bon ser @aIerie: v&0n-
men sic mir bieqeidt iagen ,tuie man
cine $u,oebiitte bnt?"
Isle iponen nobl l1rn3teben2" ert<
qegnete prompt Der @ebner.
Gin fin6iger &opf. - go.
~iaeitommiffdir: sd babe gebort,
&err Doftor, 6B SSbnen geibern eitre
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-04
iie 10 trobig Mmpften. Mber fie fano
nidts mebr als eIen6e &eite.
$50 3met ii9 itreiten, frel1t 1t9 Der
Dritte.
@ie Sobmnp absefablt mnrbe.

Cine einmal fetgetpur5elte Sc
mobnbeit lit i6tper ob5uidattelr nno
ni9ts lift fdpieriger fiir &nober, als
lire 8equemIidteit Ser 8fli@terful'
lung 3u opfern.
rSobnm," iagte cine Mntter gu
ibrem fleinen Sobn, Ser urter einen1
sdmtenborm foB un6 in etnem &C.
ididtenbr@ Los, vbringe mir bod
glei@ einen i60men &opf Sa1at aas
Sem @ortert, tpinft Du?"
%, Ma1ta, i9 tonr iebt nidt,"
{agte Sobnnp, rt@ Bin 10 beiB."
@ei1n @oter bepd1ierte geraoe Die
&flan5en. Ct nabm Sobnrp bel Ben
Mrme1t, bob i'm auf un6 itedte i'm
in einer 3uber bon @afier, Der nnbe'
lei ita1to. rM9htr, mein Sobn," fagte
ser @ater, rbiit Du iebt genug nbge'
fuibIltt, nm gu tblrt, mas Sid Die Dfit'
tie gebeibet bn?*
60 mob tpie Sobt1tp par, girg er
bod qIet6 ln6 bolte ben Salu, bro49'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-04

Gutter Matb. = @uter gum
Sobn, ser Me6i5in it16irt): r@enrt
gu 6urdn11s @pe5iolift tperoen miait,
10 tner6e bod 8abnar5t ftaH Sbren-
ar3t. 3abne bnt Ser Menf9 3tpei11tto-
oreiBig, nber Sbren MIR 5tpet."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-04
@niten 1n6 @rfaltnnsen idmade11
- 11s .&hitett.

Mnbolten6er &uften, @rfaltungen
1,n6 9nftrobre1 : 8ei6mer6en bebett-
gen 1tn6 fdmdden 6as @pitem. @er-
Iltit 6es @etpi9tes nn6 Mppetites fol-
gen inn MIgemeinen. @nift eine 500
6la'de bon 81. Sings @euer @ntoe'
Gung. SHE erite Doiis bilft. Die BE-
tie Me6i5in fir bortnddige &ufte1t,
Grtiltnngert nn6 ane @als- nn6 2lrn-
gen=8eidmer6en. &err 3. 8. 8rotpn,
ai,tsfatine, Mo., i9reibt: uMeine
sSrol1 tpar tpabren6 Ser beiBen Cont
1:termo1ate fronf, unb i6 claude al
len grnites, 6aB Dr. &ings @eue
gnt6edl1ng ibr 9eben rettete." Sit
fir @n6er. SOC un6 $1.00 bel Glt-
rem Mpotbeter. = Mnaeige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-04

len=Sulfat in elmer @alone @aiier
m1fgelolt. giien=S ulfat erbalt man in
gromlierter Sorm nn6 eS lit lei6t
%anfloSbar. Cine @allone langt CUR
@elprerrgung BON $50 AuaoratfuB Ell
mes &alenplobes. 3um 8eiprenger
fleiller 3ldte mag man iid elmer &C.
p0bnliden @ieBfamte be6ienen, auf
groben Il6ten aber lift Ole 8enubung
elmer @anopumpe nit feiaer Spriib-
r0bre 5l1 ratben. Sc feiner sic 5priib=
porridtung in iold)em Sole lit, 6eito
beiier, uno je pollfommener sic 8e=
lprenel1ng erfolgt, beito b%efrie6igen-
Ser 6os &einltat.
Gos @eiprengen iollte beiorgt tper=
Sen om @ormittag, nadbem Ser Sbn1
rcridnmtn6en lit 1lnb menn MnSiidt
fir gl1tes @etter tpabren6 Der ndd=
item 4S gtun6en berri6t. Da6urd
erlongt bas Gift @elegenbeit gum
gin0ringen in 6ie &flan5en. 9ieie
Mfiidmng 1onte niemals in Mnpen<
Dung fomn1en auf frii6gemabtem So
icn. Mad6em 6ie. Miidung aufgetra=
gen tpatr6e, iollte fir sic Douer bon
brei Sagen me6er geiprengt nod ge-
mabt, meroen. Sc mag our 96otb-
h'en6tefett tper6en, mabren6 Der Sat,
ion 6ieie @iien<S ulfat 8eiprengune
6rei n6er mebrmals 5u pie6erbolen,
5.8. mo sic @flan3en 6i@t itebem o6er
audi bereits in @onten iibergegamgen
iin6. Gin @Bl0ffel bon 6ieier Mii9'
rrg in Sic &ronen perein5elt iteben-
ser 8flon8er getbon, miro Die Ser,
til9ung betperfitelligen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-04
Bau$ utd Bof.
@ie man 2%6men5abn (9anbelio11s
inter &untrolle balte11 far1t.

2eute, beren @aienpldte NIT belem,
gelbem 20men5abm- i6on, ie6o6 dr.
gererregen6 - betpa9fen iin6, Dir
fen gerrre 511 elmer onberen Metbo6e
greiien, als iol@e NIT Dem &oienmd.
ber ab5uidnei6en ODER nit Ser @u-r
5el a11s5uiteden. 2otpen8abn lit fort
ba11rnb unb pflan3t fi6 fort miHels
elmer Iangen, fhmaIen, bobIen 8ur-
5el, bar,tm nlttt Die getpobnli@e Ser
t1lgungsmetbobe MIR uenig.
8efprengen nit giientSmIfat mtrb
00spen5ob11 b%ertilgen, gan3 beforbers
an @tenen, tpo 6ieie 6idt iteben. Sic
Mii9ung beitebt oa1s 3pei @ftn6 gi-.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-04

8ere4tfgter 6 u nj me +. -
,@enfen sic fi9, Grn11 Ma6bnrtn,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-04
klndor sohroten
MACH FLETCHER'S
GAS TO RIA
Fanhikenkrei$.
Gt,pas iiber bas 6amilienleben.

@os beuti9e 6arnilienleben mar
itebts beriibmt ur6 tpatr6e motio1toli.
tGten gegeniiber als @orbil6 Dor Die
M11gen gebalten. GlS 10 biele bun.
berttmtien6e 6el1ti@e 6umtlten nad
Sen Ser. @tanten a~11stpo1t6erter, tpltr.
Be biefes 6e1tti6e gemiitbltde SAINT.
Iienleben a11h in unfer 2nn6 Wertrn.
gen 11nb bat iib in beutf@en @reiie1
bieIe Sabre lang beba1ptet. gs tarr1
o119 gor ridt S@oneres geben, aIs
6iefeg oe11tf9e GomilienIebert, tpo 1tad
getbaner Mrbeit it@ 6ie gan3e SAINT.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-04

Sss1 8remen, 60, 50. SO. COLDER
bon ser equitable 2tfe Mifnronoe 60
cietp, iogt, er fan6 aus, BOP Golet
Mierenpinen bns Bette Mittel fin
afiere1t- nnb 8lnien<8eidtperben, mit
alt9 fit @eumatismts fem. ST
iagt: rsSrgen6 eine &erfon, tpel9e
acknowledgements Fat, &i6entpef
r6er Mbe1matism1s fo11te iid febr
6eiien f%reltert, fol9 Elm m1tnberbnreS
MitteI gu fin6en." gu fn,1fe11 Bel al
len &6nblern IN ct. CLOUD. = @n'
5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-04

tie ibn Der Mlttter un6 tpebfelte 6ann
feline @leiber. Ct bat 6as @iiblbo6
ME bergeiien un6 folgte bon 6a an
feinen @lterr nn1 2ebrern outs
@ort,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-04

8rtugeu ben fetter 2enten 8ebaglid.
feit.
Solep fatbariide Sablette iin6 Elm
befon6ers gutter fleiner @egulotor, ser
@uer SDitem In bouftdn6iger Mrbeits-
or6nung bdlt. Seine 8ili0fitM, tel.
ne &artletbigteit, feline nnbeboglid.
beit nod Sem @iien, bein fetter, arf-
~ftoben6er @ef9mad. Cine ffette Ser.
ion, tpelde i'm forttpdbren6 gebro1tdt,
miro ii6 in @frfIii@feit Ieidter uro
hebaeG@er fiblert als Elm @ei,tltt
iei1es @ebra1,d8. 81 ta11fer lei al.
len Sdnblern in 81. CLUB. - Mn.
aeige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-04
buinoriltil@t$.

Cine .Grage. = Mr5t: rSSbre
S@ra1fbeit lit ridt unbeilbar; bon
aebn &eriomen Die 6obon befalle1 &per-
Ben, fommen BRET nit Dem 9ebe1 6a<
pon!" Hatient: r@itte, &err Doftor,
"iin6 Ole fieben on6eren i9on &c itor-
benz"
nnter 80rienmannern.-
ST.: Isle baben alio STR @el6 an Ser
80rie perloren?" s.: u8erlore1
m0dte i& ni@t iagert, in 6em @ort'
9en nberIoren" 1tegt Die e1tfernte
M0glidteit zines einiti9en @ie6erfin-
6ens."
@orbei. = @idter: uun6 nos
fer fta,nmt sic @eI6b0rie?" s.: nDie
bob' ib gefun6en, &err nnteril1<
dnnesridter." &i@ter: ul1niiru1, sic
boben, insgeiammt Is Sabre 8or-
Itraf en tpegem DiebItablS; nit foldem
2eumun6 finbet mon feline @elob0r<
ler mebr."
@ritonnIi9. = ST.: sic ma.
rem ia 1e11li@ cine 3eit lang in eng
lanb, @err Brofeiior, tpie fprtdt man
6enn bort iiber Deuti@lano?" g.:
Scum, tpie fonte. 1ro11 90 mobl fpre-
9en? gnglii9 1aturli6."
~@er5meife1ter @or3mg.
-Marie: rSS1it es 6enn mirfli& tpobr,
6oB gu beiratbert tpirft? Du boit iebr
lange tporter miiiien!" Mn1ea: r So
,mobI! 1nfiir mer6e i9 aud glei@ Die
brittle 6ru11 mei1pes @erIobten!"
@uter Matb. = @nter gum
gobn, ser Me6i5in itubirt): r@enn
gu 6urdn11s Spe5ioltit tperoen miuit,
10 tperbe bod 8abnar3t ftaH Sbren-
ar5t. 8ab1te bnt Ser @enf@ 5tpeia1tto,
6reiBig, nber 9brer MIR 3tpei."
Mn6 Elm 8ef9eib. = Girit
Geim 8eiude eines Sta6t4ens gum
G%euertpebr : &omman6dnterr): vyt1t1,
metn Geuermebrfomman6ant, iibt Die
B%e1tertpebr bier m1d fleibig?"
80 ia, Da1rdlm1ht, es bretnt lei
ser n11r 31 ielten."
8osbaft. - @ame:: r9e1te1
@ie iid, aIs i4 1,euIi@ Bel meinem
@dtpiegerfobn gu 8efu@ par, brede
id 6en SatB urro muB feds moden
lang 6as @eH biitetl"
Serr: ga, SIR Sdtpiegeriobn 1T
ein redter @edbogel.~
Bere@tigter @um mer. -
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-04

~@er5meife1ter @or5mg g.
rsSit es 6erm tpirfli4 mabr.
6ob 81 beirotbert tpirft? Da1 bait iebr
lange tporte1r miiiien!" Mn1ta: $50
mobI! Dnfir mer6e ih aud glei4 Die
brittle 6ru11 mei1es @erlobten!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-04

grTanm1i@. - ST.: sic ma.
rem ia 1e11Ii6 cine 3eit lang in eng
LAND, @err Brofeiior, tpie iprtdt man
6enn BORT iiber Deuti@lanb?" g.:
Scum, tpie iolte. 11to1t % tpobl fpre-
hen? gnaIi1h naturIih."
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-12-11
NAC(j CITIZENS ON
ANXIOUS SEAT FOR
PROTECTION
Continuation of Battle on Border ana
: additional Innocent Deaths Causes
Protest Through Arizona's Governor
Assured.


Your telegram of December will
be referred to the war department. i'm
mediately and l am assured the mill
tary authorities will be instructed tc
afford all possible protection to Am
erican~citizens near the border.
t w. j. BRYAN. :"
The above explicit answer to a mes
sage sent by Governor Hunt was re
eeiyed by the Arizona executive today
from the secretary of state assuring
the citizens of Arizona that ample
protection will be Afforded them along
the border from the danger that
they have been under constantly
since the siege of Naco by the May
to-epa forces began several months
ago.
Governor hunt this week received
from Naco several kilograms implor-
ing his assistance in protecting them
from. the flying death that they have
encountered since the trouble at that
border town began While Governor
Hunt canot do anything of his own
initiative in giving protection in a
military sense to the city, it being a
port of entry and on the International
line. Still whatever he could do he
did, and in transmitting the message
of the, Naco citizens to the depart
ment of state at Washington he
brought it prominently to the atten-
ton of the federal government
The citizens of Naco are exceeding
ly worked up over the situation More
than forty citizens of Arizona have
been killed by flying bullets and
cannon shots since the border trouble
Started and so far no. protection has
been given the people on the Ameri-
can side. Both sides of the COM
batants on the Mexican side have
steadily refused to consider the
danger in which they have placed the
peaceful citizens and residents of the
American town of Naco and since the
two towns practically join, the
danger of a siege to the people on
the American side of the river has
been very great.
kilograms were sent yesterday
from Naco to the United States sena-
tors and congressman from this state
as well as to the New Mexico repre-
sentatives and to William Alden
Smith of Michigan. An attempt will
be made to close the ports along the
border and thus remove them from
the status of being bases of supplies
for either of the warning factions.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-12-11

roads in the York section, the specific
claim of Parks being that the state
law at that time demanded that such
construction be done by labor directly
hired by the county, and paid by
the day, rather than under contract.
The defendants plea was that they
had full jurisdiction to build the
roads by contract. This count was
not submitted to the jury.
The total of monies demanded by
the plaintiff, as repayment to the tax
payers, from the defendants was
about $4,000. 90, this amount being
reached through penalty of twenty
per cent added to the principal and
interest of the amounts specified in
the various counts, and added to this
computation was forty per cent to
cover attorneys fees and costs of
courts .iie-Ss-r - - Fi
VIC. Mcfarland represented the
plaintiff, while L. Kearney was for
the defense. e.
This case has caused a great de-
gree of interest since its fling in the
GrenIee county superior court on
June 10. 1912. From this county the
case was carried on change of venue
to Cochise county, where at Tomb
stone. before Judge Lockwood of the
superior court, the decision was reach
ed last-week. Apparently the parties
of neither side of the contest are salts
fed with that verdict, as their attor-
neys announce that they are now pre-
pairing to carry on an appeal the case
to the state supreme court.
Considering that Parks, the plain
tiff, was in the matter representative
of all the taxpayers of Greeniee coun-
ty, and that the taxpayers standpoint
in the case was that of more exactly
defining the latitude governing the
supervisors in the expenditure Of pub
lie monies, and that all expenditures
should in the interests of the public
be closely watched, the decision at
Tombstone can be taken only as a |
victory for the taxpayers of the coun-
ty, this decision being in favor of the /
plaintiff in all of the counts submitted |
to the jury On the other hand, the
Defendants probably may consider the
decision in their favor, as of the $14,-
100 90 prayed for by the plaintiff, only
about $f,5OO. 90 was granted in the |,
Judgment
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-12-11
MRS. FRANK DAVIS,
MRS. ARTHUR SLAUGHTER
COMMERCIAL DOCUMENTS
~ ARE MADE TO PAY WAR TAX

County Recorder Rodney Ellis
states that he has received from the
national revenue department notice
that all documents of whatever nature
coming to his office for record must
bear in varying amounts the new
and special stamps, the sale of which
serves to gather revenue for the
government, which now finds itself
lstraitended for funds for its conduct.
All realty mortgages are taxed
fifty cents for each five hundred dol
lars, or fraction thereof, of the actual
consideration of the transaction. No
matter what amount the parties to
the realty transaction decide upon
writing on the face of the document
as. the value of the property, the gov
ernment, under penalty of a substan-
tial fine, that the tax of fifty cents
per each five hundred dollars, or
fraction thereof, be placed in stamps
upon the document.
Powers of attorney and official
bonds are taxed each fifty cents.
while all certificates of every descrip-
ton, exclusive of the documents
named before, are taxed ten cents
each. Promissory notes are taxed |
two cents for each one hundred dol
lars of the amount named in the note.
Recorder Ellis states that he has
his office with a number of
the new war revenue stamps, and is
therefore able to meet any demands
which may come there on the part of
hose wanting documents recorded.
And the holders, or makers of promis-
sorry notes, which are not required to
'e recorded, may from Mr.. Ellis |!
the stamps which the gov
requires to be placed upon
he assets. This new ruling of the
government became effective on Dec.
/, 1914, and will continue for a pro-
racted time.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-12-11

stole two gold watches from the store
at Morenci of the Phelps-Dodge Mer-
camille company. Laine heard the
case Thursday Afternoon, and sentenc-
ed the offender to five years in the
ed the offender to the state reform
school. This sentence was suspend
ed, however, and the boy, aged IL,
was sent to his parents home at Mo-
renci with strong advice from the
Court
The case of o. j. Cotey VS.. the
county of Greenlee has been set for
trial on December 16. This is an
action in which Cotey is suing the
county for the sum of $3,5OO 90, Cotey
alleging that this amount is owed by
the county to him regarding his
building, under contract, of the Cliff
ton-Metcalf road. Attorney A r.
Lynch is, for the plaintiff.
Marriage licenses have been issued
by the Clerk of the Superior court
this week to Arcadia Sandoval and
Consuela Rodela, Ramon PARA and
Rafael Luna, L. c. Waghorn and
Mamie Steere, M. James Wright |
md Bessie Balm. OF these matri-
inclined couples the first
,wo come from Morenci, Waghorn |
md his bride are from Maricopa |
county, while the fourth happy couple |
ire from Deming, N. NJ.
Waits Administration Papers.
Thos. H. Clarke, of Morenci, this
week applied for letters of admins !
ration in the estate of Juan Ulloa, I
d. L. Quiatt is Clark's attorney in I
he matter
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-12-11
GENEROUS LADIES
ALLEVIATE DISTRESS

To the Public:
Owing to the widespread poverty
and suffering among the Mexicans in
Clifton we ask for CASTOR clothing or
anything that might help to alleviate
the suffering of these poverty-stricken
people in our midst Kindly leave
such things at Mrs. Frank Davis's
or Mrs. Arthur Slaughter's, South
Clifton. They will see that they are
distributed to the most needy.
Christmas baskets will be greatly ap-
preciated.
MRS. FRANK DAVIS.
MRS ApruJ1p cTnCrJrr,1
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-12-11
From Southern Arizona-

From Southern Arizona-
S. C. Swift, with Mrs. Swift, re-
turned few days since from an ex-
tensi1e automobile journey through
out the southern portion of the state,
they while absent visiting at Nogales,
Douglas, and other border towns.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-12-11
ROAD VOUCHERS ARE
DISCOUNTED FOUR
PER GENT

Because of Road Fund Being Entirely
Exhausted, County Supervisors at
Meeting Of Monday, December z
Decide That All Road Work voueh-
ers Issued from December 1, 1914
Will Be Discounted Four Per Cent
Clerk of Superior Court Kept
Busy With Cases Filed, Several
Of Which are Criminal.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-12-11
BANK WILL
REOPEN IF PLANS
MATER|AL|zE.

State Banking Department. and Ad-
viscry Committee of Arizona and
California Bankers Suggest plan
Wereby Depositors VIII be paid
in FuiI-co-operation Of Depositors
Necessary, That Slow Paper be
Converted into Full Value as As
sets.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-12-11

At Tombstone on December is Deeid-
ed Suit Of Greeniee County Taxpay-
ers Asainst Ex-Supervisors of
county-Deeision is that Plaintiffs
Win on Three Counts, While Other
Two Counts Are withdrawn
Case Tests. Latitude of Supervisors
in Expending Public Funds.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-12-11
lREcEIvERsHIP is
NOT DESIRABLE

Bank Comptroller caIIashan Advises
That Suggested Plans Be Followed
Rather than Having Costly Reeeivsr
ship Proceedinss, With conse-
quent Loss to Stockholders and
Depositors.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-12-11

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