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The Detroit times., 1914-12-11
BOSTON COPPER sTocKs-CIo.e.

Irizona Commercial. 3 l5-16: Arcadlan,
- Alaska Gold. 25% Amalgamated,
3: Calumet & Arizona, 55H ask; Call
|hino. siJk; Copper Range. 29tk: Davis
Saily' IS; East Butte. sh; Green
anafiea, 2sMi Goldfeid, l%; Granny.
b ask: Hancock, IL; Inspiration. l51s {;
| New Haven. so; Sugar, 100: Fone.
|i7: Home stake, IFS bid; Mohawk. ~
|id: Mayhower, AZ. North Butte, 20:
lew Baltic. IA; Nlpissing 5A; North
lake, lk;. Nevada Consoiidated, lgh;
my, I5A; Ray Consolidated. IS; Su-
|efior a Boston, 1Ts; Superior, % bid I;
hattuck. IN bid: u. s, Min; Ref.
10. 90 T. $. Min pfdy taH Utah Cop
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DIED.


JOY-At her late residence, liz Adams
ave. east Dec. 3, 1914. Della ID. JOY
Funeral notice later.
PARSONS--Dec. 3, Sophia, aged go
years, beloved wife OF Captain Joseph
Parsons and mother of Herbert III
and Dudley X. Parsons and Mrs. r.
A. Hovey. Mrs. H. II. Hickey, Joseph
w. and George X Parsons. Services
from residence at 2141 John R.-st
Saturday Dec. H. at r. m. Burial
private. Kingston, Ont, papers
please copy.
TEPOORTEN-Dec 9, at her late re-
idenoe, ll15 East Jefferson. Rose T..
aged 40 years, beloved wife. OF Clem-
ent II and dear mother OF William
b. Tepoorten. OF Flint. Mich, and
Mary Louise Tepoorten. Notice OF
funeral later
TOSSY--Dec. T. 1914. Louis f., beloved
husband OF Mary f.. Tossy and dear
father OF Louis T., George A., Albert
H.. Alfred w. Walter r., Paul g.
Herbert v. and Mrs. Herbert Allen
Funeral Friday from residence, 1921
Larned-stt. east and st. Joachin's
church at ..
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BOLTON OUT FOR
POLICE JUSTICE

Edwin c. Bolton. former president
of the Board of Estimates, is announc.
Ing his candidacy for police justice on
the Republican ticket He Is one OF
the first TO get into the field against
Justice Jeffries and Carney. Demo
Gratis, who will seek reelection In
the spring
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II our country were afraid OF such in
vasion she would be In the position
of the man who never walked abroad
without a lightning rod down his
back, because it is fact that men
have been hit by lightning. American
men are not such towards"
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HUSBANDS TESTIMONY
4 AGAINST WIFE COSTS $40

Madeline Mckenzie. caught stealing
children's dresses from Crowley. Mil
ner Co.'s store. told a pitiful story
that nearly gained her release. declar-
ing that she was stealing for her chill
dren. as her husband was out OF work.
and they were too poor to buy clothes
for the babies.
She repeated the story to Justice
Stein, Thursday morning. but her hus-
band, who was In court. refuted the
yarn. declaring that he was working
steadily, and there was no excuse for
her thefts.
She was then fined $40, and her hus-
band paid the fine,
Printing the plain neat kind--thnt A
rig hit Times Ioh na na rfmAus Main
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posToN STOCK MARK T-CIo.e.

Amalgamated Copper. isIa. AIaska
bid Mines. 251a; Arizona Com.
In. zinc. 17h: Boston * Maine. 32h !;
bite & Superior. 35h; Calumet 4
Fiz.. 65h Calayeras, 80; Chief, SO;
hino. 3lh Copper Range. 29ls Davis
'hly. SIS; East Butte, SL; Goldheld
bns l1-l6; Greene cananea, ~ :;
hncock. II: Humboldt, IA; Indiana, 3;
Expiration. 1914; Isle Royale. 1914
Ierr Lake, IA; Lake, 8; Mayfiower.
IN: Mckinley Darrah, So New Bal
!. IN; Nevada Cons, 10y; New Hav-
Sk: North Lake, IA Old Colony, g.:
bnd Creek, 15& Ray Cons, is; santa
s. ~. Superior Copper. 20; Ton
|errer as: United Verde. y; Utah
|pex. l-16: Utah Cons. 91s Utah
bpper. 4sh; u. s. Smelling. 20; Y. $.
melting pfd., as; Victoria, l u; West
In Union, ssh; wolverine. s5.
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CHICAGO

UNION STOCK YARDS, III, Dec! 10.
Hogs. Receipts. $4,000; Market
$500 $50; good heavy. s6.9Oa14O;
rough heavy. s6S066.sO; light, $3.50
1855; pigs, 2517.40. Cattle Re-
ceipts 1900. Market slow, steady.
Beeves, sb70Q10s5; cows and heifers,
So rs n $50; Texans, s565 m6S SIS: calves,
s65O@925 Sheep: Receipts. $4,000.
Market strong. Native. sS.2oqS.ls;
ives ern, $6.15GS $50
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cHTCAGo BUTTER MARKET.

s,e HS st. az &c. dairy sstra sH ga
sohe: nrsts 2sr927o EGGS; Prime r
S STslnary rwins i.xSssc 'g yoaSs
Americas, 14h 614Ac. Live poultry,
Fowls, iiS@lihc' ducks. isx@,,seI
sb@f5c: Wisconsin. do. s5043c, red
80 toc. New potatoes: Receipts. "a
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AUTO BARGAINS

A few limousine ana coupe bod
: ies for sale cheap. These can
be fitted TO most any high
grade car. Also have a Spas
sengef Sedan body in fine
shape.
WINTON MOTOR CAR CO.,
99S Woodward Ave.
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CIEvELANn LIVE srnck

GLEN GLAND, Dec. f0.--Hogs Re-
ceipts, 5000; 20c TO soc lower: workers.,
mixed and pigs. $500; heavies, 1856 40
$50: roughs, $500; stays, $3.50. Cat
tie: Receipts, cars: steady. Sheep
and lambs: Receipts. IL cars; steady;
$50; steady; top, $3.50
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East a,rILAI.o LIVE sTock

EAST BUFFALO, n. Y. Dec 10
Cattle, 400 head; market dun Hogs,
5000 head market Ssc lower; all
grades. sT65. Sheep. 5000 head; slow
top lambs. 1895 a s.S5; yearlings. $3.50
Sc. 5oG5.75; calves, s5.OOGi2.OO.
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TOLEDO GRAIN.

TOLEDO. Dec. 10.-Wheat: Cash and
December. s1.17; May. s1.2341.2314.
Corn Cash, 64hc: December, SAC;
May, 70ac. Oats: Cash and Decem-
Der, 4S7sc May, SAC. Rye: Cash.
S1.10. Cloverseed Cash and Decem
Der, s915; March, $40. Timothy: Cash
and December, s2SJ; March, S2S7Ik
Alsike: Cash and December, 1910;
March. $50. Butter, eggs and hay, un-
changed
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TAFT JUSTIFlES
WAR; CARNEGIE
COMES BACK
IrOnmaster Indignant at Re-
marks of Ex-President in
Preparedness Speech
"DOES TON OF HARM
FOR OUNCE OF GOOD"
Takes Issue With Remark That
Fighting Spirit Ought to Ex-
list While Injustice Obtains


SOMERvlLLE, Mass, Dec. 10.
"A middle course, making for
efficient preparedness, was the
theme Of the speech Of former
President William n. Taft before
the Heptorean club here last
night.
The former chief executive de-
cIared positively that "as long as
governments are unjust and tyran-
nicaI, the possibility Of wars and
revolution cannot disappear, and
ought not disappear" and that ait
does not seem TO be reasonable
optimism to expect that in this
day, by treaty or arbitration, the
possibility Of war can be remov-
ed"
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, Dec. 10.--Flour, dull
and firm Pork. dull; mess. S20.5O ~
21O0 Lard, steady; middle west spot
$1,000 a 1910 Sugar, raw, quiet. CEN
trifugal, $50 test, S.ssc; muscovade. SO
test 3.24c; refined. dull; cut loaf. &c;
crushed, 5.90c; powdered, 5.2Oc gran
ulated. 5.10G5.15. Coffee. Rio, No. q
on spot 7}2c. Tallow, steady; city.
6Isc; special, sac; country, ga @67s c,
Hay. steady. 81; prime, $lo5; No. 3.
So "a s71fc; clover, 90ds7hc. Dressed
chickens, 13g25c; fowls. 12hc; ducks,
l0017c. Live poultry. firm, geese, Is az
l4c; ducks, lS4l4l2c; fowls. 12h %
l4Isc; turkeys. 12ql4c; ROSTERS. sia 40
l01hc; chickens, broilers, 12k9 lac.
Cheese. steady state milk, common 10
specials. l2is m16c skins. common 90
special, a@l3hc; full skins, 3h47c.
Butter. dun. Receipts, 5.246. Cream
2sd sec; imitation creamery frsts, "a
a241ac. Eggs, Arm. Receipts. 1875;
nearby white fancy. 60d62c: nearby
mixed fancy, 36144c; fresh frsts. Ss
~ 44C.
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per cent; time money. ~ per cent
for six months: mercantile paper, 4hc
Bar silver: London. 13h pence: 40.
New York. feKc Demand. sterling
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ToI.rDo LIVE sToCL

TOLEDO. Dec 10.--Hogs Receipts.
900: market steady; heavies, 81. med
iums. $7.10m7.15: good pigs. $6S5T7.
Workers {67066.75
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Appie.-New. sso6c. per bu: $3.50


AppIes--New. ss@6co per bu.; $3.50
Bsnsnss-Good ships.ug stock. 81 50
h.s.s@ 5 S!sSn, ,9e,. .sssc per III
o c:sSsssw.lgss7lss Per perl sel; crate.
small. ieal5c reI doa
Cse 80 :, no ho', Ss prices; h!chls.s
iimburxer, llH Qisc;. domestic swisa
horns. IS y 0ibkc; daisies. Isl SitSS
crs:ss.s.s,--Howss. .sk7ses: lat.
Dre..sd c.lve,-Fancy. io91ics COM
r:.ss vesessBie.--1ssea peppers.
s1.7592. case. 35c per basket; radishes
Ioe per ess aos' T Ee. Deans, si;2s per Du
s sc 0fs s .pinSsR s Rsr p sS hs ssSes
parsley, 20 Csc per doz.: head lettuce.
ng1 gers enapRp pe hot house, cgssum,
Grapes--caiifornia. sl75@2 per crate
d.; Ss ssiIterSl.. 81 ssSs e. sra ;ss
% 9ssps oFssissssSSssIsSSI per per crate ses
amber. Ia D 40 10. :; sstrsctsd. S73SciiSS Is
ocxns srss. 'ns U2 S.sd are s SsySs =:
S sShssi ss sscsTd NO sise ni.s S VI
o % ~ :,r ss 80 f.to per To-. '''' ana
Hsa-c No: cured. ishc: No, I
STssn a Ssss rr rsM ju Mo cy Ns ss
veal Kip. isc; No. green veal kip
i7nc: No / cured mbrrain.s isc; i No.
cured calf, 2oc: No green calf. 2Oc,
horse. $500; No. horse. 400,
fn,,s ic IN. No . kso anu calf 10
"a "a ! siE,s Il sP .. to amount OF wool
i-ma.s-- s4.soos Der bon
Iime---s, al as per boa
Floridas, t1.f6 q 1s0 per Dor.
0nions-t1.a8 Der ioo-lp. sack: Span
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ss;.;s C.: s s.s sss: /:
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BurTER ANp EGGa.

Butter-CreameIy extra. SEC; nrstA
apc: dairy. s1c: packing stock. zoe 10.
FRgu-FreFh receipts cases Included.
nrstss sec; current receipts, 9SHc pei
doz Receipts $50 caseH
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JoBry~o rHTCnsL
$50: ba!ed beans. i:lo.. Zoo soc; Lima
tlIoi standard, soe. Table bsets: 81. IS
gd iaSs Pea b EdIrsY s sS5' oS June
reds. Il IS: Alaska I:nks. 3iso. Tons.
June, siso. sifted. early June. sis
Feea-Jo3bing prices In loo-lb. sacks:
middlings s32; cracked corn. s2s; corn
E'iour--Jobbing prices: Best Michipan
patsna p ssSsn rye s5so sssSs
IrdwsreISaiis. Ass case; snnsai.
wire. . point zoe. gaivanizsd sheets. ~
fssS ss Is ssa as sa ssis - gauge s ssss:
single bit bronzed axes. S7.aS per dos:
black sheet steel "a snc 2l ga1ge
IS gauge. sac ;easSiaxs bolts. small i
Toe and 10 on; machine bolts, small. 90
per cent on list: large. 40. 10 and on
..Proyisions-Mess pork. Sal; family.
y23 G24; clear backs. s1s@23: annexed
shoulders. lac: picnic hams $50 nc:
kettle rendered. $50 Id
sukars-Correcteu daily Dy w. III.
Edgar & Sons Crystal dominoa3, 2-lb.,
$500 do 6-lb. $40; Eagle tablets, IS:
cut loaf, SO. so; cubes, s5.S5; xxx pow
dered, s5.s5; standard powdered, $3.50;
graduated. extra coarse, $3.50; granu
lated, fine, in bulk. $40; graduated.
25-lb. cottons, s5.45; crystal domino
gran. 2-lb. and 5-lb. cartons. in cases.
1910 crystal domino. gran, HF cases,
$3.50; diamond A, $3.50: confectioners'
s. $50; No. Z Sis; No. No. s. $50: No No
8. s5.05; No. 10, So; No. l., s4.95; No.
IL. $3.50: No i3, Sass: No. Ia, $4.s5i
No. Is. S4s5; non-cahng mixture
lbs; household powd.. Is, "a TO case,
81 Los- household powd, :. fs TO case.
$4v1QA pef-ease.-
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PRODUCE MARKET

The feature Of the market this morn
ing was the complete about face In
rabbits. Liberal receipts and warm
weather combir ed 10 reduce the price
to point where shipments no longer
came this way. Then came the colder
weather, and with everybody shouting
for rabbits there were none to be had
and prices jumped 50@75c dozen.
Live poultry Is coming freely and
dressed poultry sparingly.' Dressed
calves and hogs are In better supply
than demand and an advance IN hide
prices is noted
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ish, sl.40Ql.50 per crate
Potatoes Mic igan, In car load lotA
bulk. rs q 35c. sacks. $4,000 per blu.
Pouitry-Springs, l2q12hc; hens,
l1@1lhc: ducks, l3414c; geese, 1870
&c III. Dressed poultry: Springs, lac;
hens, lSc; ducks, lee; geese lac; tur-
keys. zoe per 10.
Pop Corn Ears. " Qi1c per lh
Rabbits-s20 092.25 per doz.
Sweet PotatOes-Jerseys, Kiln dried,
$1,000 l.65 per crate. Delawares. $l.25
per hamper
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s40oQ45O per
ralIow-No. /, SIC; No. z, 4Ac per
III
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Printing the plain neat kipd--that a.
right - Times Job Department.-Main
1920.
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Detroit Times job Printing Depart
ment.-Main $3.50
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PERSONA.

NOTTCE-f any poor girl II In troubi..
needing advice friendship or help
write or call on SEC MARGARET
DUFFY. eos Forrest west Salvation
Army.
LADIES HATS REBLoCKFD Beav.
ers and Felts our specialty. The EFT
elusive Wat Frane Shnp. - G~attot
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RUNGALow. nearly new. 1876 Euclid
east.
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WANTED no RENT-BARNs.

WANTED rent by Animal Welfare
Assn, house with barn or barn with
living apartments. near downtown.
Must be reasonable and I'm fair con
dition. Call Cherry ASA
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no Northumberland ESTATE,
Will Exchange

Detroit Tlmes' seb rrinting Depart
ment.--Afhtn tsa0.
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HANNAH RENTAL AGENCY
ONE McGRAw BLDo,
Arizona republican., 1914-07-23
DISTRICT PRESIDENT HERE

Samuel Brown, for many years Tempe's city marshal, arrived in town Tuesday evening on his annual visit in the interests of the Spanish Amer ican Alliance lodge. As supreme presi- dent of the order. MT. Brown is now engaged in touring Arizona. Leaving his now permanent home in Los An geles on the third of July, MT. Brown first visited Yuma, then Tucson. Cliff ton, Metcalf, Morenci, Globe, Miami, Winkleman, Ray, Florence and Tempe. A big time was accorded him on Tues day night by the local Alliance. To- morrow night he will be the guest of the Phoenix lodge and then he returns to California. MT. Browns district in cludes Arizona, New Mexico. Califor- mia and Texas, the only states of the union in which the lodge exists to date The total membership at pres ent is about 5000. but Mir. Brown is confident that within the next six months it will jump to 4,500.
Arizona republican., 1914-07-23
MESA
CITY TAX ORDINANCE
 IS ARMED WITH POWER
Commission Men Poney up to Avoid
 Dire Disaster and Much Trouble

In order to avoid spending a cen tury or two in jail and paying a couple of million dollars fine-more or less-the four representatives of the cantaloupe commission houses "came across" and paid the license tax of $2500 each, per quarter. as required by recent ordinance enacted for the purpose of raising revenue for the conduct of municipal affairs in Mesa Fred Hilvert. rep resenting $. A. Gerard & Co. of Chicago, F. G. Eckle of John Nix X Co, J. H. Edwards of Dawson Bros, Denver, Colo. and John Doe,'' rep resenting Weaver and Co. of Chi cago, were the cantaloupe dealers who were served with warrants by Marshal Peyton Tuesday, in which they were charged with doing busi- ness without license vs. provision and dignity of aforesaid recently enacted city ordinance.
 When the ordinance was passed the commission men got together and agreed to resist payment of license as it exceeded licenses required at Glendale, BraWley and other points by some 5000 to $500 each. Why should Mesa charge more than other points They failed to consider that the privilege of living in Mesa is worth the difference. Anyhow they decided to protest So the city at torney. M. J. Dougherty drew mp proper warrants and the marshal did the rest
 A cursory glance at the ordinance revealed the fact that they were liable to fine of $2OO and 90 days for each days failure to come across with the amount of the tax. It didn't take long to decide which course to pursue.
 Others who have failed to comply with recent license ordinance are to be dealt with in proper manner There is some very great Wailing over said ordinance
Arizona republican., 1914-07-23
TRAVELLING MEN IN TOWN

James McCurry of J. w. Doris; Cap Smith of Armours; and Mir. Graves, of Goldman X Company, all of Phoenix, were in town Wednesday, L. Driesbach and wife left last even
 ing for a two months visit in Indiana
 and Ohio.
 Among the capitol city visitors yes , terday were noticed F. w. Barlow, C. C. Brooks, J. J. Gump, J. w. DeFever and Hosea Stout.
 Mrs. J. M. White and grandson, who have been visiting Mrs. Whites son. Phil S, left Wednesday morning for
 her home at Tefft, Indiana. Mrs. i White will stop off at Prescott for a , few days to enjoy some real cool
 weather before going on home.
Arizona republican., 1914-07-23
LEGAL NOTICE ORDINANCE NO. 19

AN ORDINANCE LEVYING UPON THE ASSESSED VALUATION OF THE PROPERTY WITHIN THE CITY OF PHOENIX SUBJECT TO TAXA TION A RATE OF TAXATION UPON EACH ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS OF VALUATION SUFFICIENT TO RAISE THE AMOUNT ESTIMATED TO BE REQUIRED IN THE ANNUAL BUDGET, LESS THE AMOUNT ESTIMATED TO BE RECEIVED FROM FINES, LICENSES AND OTHER SOURCES OF REVENUE, FOR THE PURPOSE OF PAYMENT OF INTEREST UPON BONDED IN DEBTEDNESS. PROVIDING SINK ING FUNDS FOR VARIOUS BOND- ED INDEBTEDNESS. PROVIDING A LIBRARY FUND. PROVIDING A CASH BASIS FUND, AND PROVID- ING A GENERAL FUND FOR GEN ERAL MUNICIPAL EXPENSES, AG- GREGATING IN ALL ONE DOLLAR UPON EACH ONE HUNDRED DOL LARS OF THE ASSESSED VALUE OF PROPERTY WITHIN THE CITY.
 BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COM MISSION OF THE CITY OF PHOE- NIX, as follows:
 Sec. l. A tax or five and one-fourth
Arizona republican., 1914-07-23
CITY OF PHOENIX. ARIZONA

Phoenix, Arizona, July goth, 1914. BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED at the office of the City Clerk of the City of Phoenix, Arizona until 7 0 o'clock P. M. August 3rd, 1914, for 5000 feet of rubber-li lined. double jacket, cotton fire hose: 2h inches in diameter in Soft. lengths, weigh :. ing not more than 50 pounds per length; each length to be fitted with couplings as per sample to be fur nished.
 All hose must be guaranteed to last three years and stand pres sure of 400 pounds to the square inch.
 Each bid must be accompanied by certified check in amount of s100.00 made payable to the City of Phoe- nix. w. A. PARISH,
 City Manager
Arizona republican., 1914-07-23

fourths cents HO275) on each One Hundred dollars of the assessed value 1 of property within >he City of Phoenix | is hereby levied upon all property, real and personal, within the City of Phoe- nix, except such property as may be eX- empt from taxation, for the purpose of providing d SINKING FUND for the redemption at maturity thereof of the MUNICIPAL. IMPROVEMENT AND FUNDING BONDS OF 1914, for the fiscal year commencing on the first day of July, 1914, and ending on the thirtieth day of June. 1915. Sec g. A tax of two and one-half cents (S.O25) on each One Hundred Dollars of the assessed value of prop erty within the City of Phoenix is hereby levied upon all property, real and personal, within the City of Phoenix except such property as may be exempt from taxation. for the purpose of pro- viding a FUND FOR THE ESTAB- EASEMENT AND MAINTENANCE IN THE CITY OF PHOENIX OF FREE PUBLIC LIBRARIES AND READING
  journals and publications therefor and the maintenance of buildings and rooms l used and occupied for library and read ing room purposes, for the fiscal year commencing on the first day Of July, 1914. and ending on the thirtieth day | Of June, 1915.
 Sec. 10. A tax of two and one half
 
 ! Dollars of the assessed value of prop erty within the City of Phoenix is hereby levied upon all property. real | end personal within the City 2f Phoe- nix. except such property as may be exempt from taxation, for the purpose of providing a CASH BASIS FUND. as required and provided by Section 12, Chapter XVIII of the City Charter, for 1 the fiscal year commencing on the first day of July, 1914, and ending on the thirtieth day of June, 1915.
 See. II. A tax of seventy cents | (s.70)) on each One Hundred Dollars of 1 the assessed value of property within 1 the City of Phoenix is hereby levied upon all property, real and personal, ' such property as may be exempt from
 taxation. for the purpose of providing a GENERAL FUND for the DEFRAY- ING OF THE GENERAL MUNICIPAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES of the City of Phoenix for the fiscal year commencing on the first day of July. 1914, and ending on the thirtieth day of June, 1915.
 Sec F. All ordinances and parts of
 ordinances in conflict with the pro-
 visions of this ordinance are hereby re- ! pealed.
 Sec. 13. WHEREAS. by the provis- ions of the City Charter. the ordinance levying the rate of taxation for the cur
 rent fiscal year is required to be fin
 ally adopted not later than the third Tuesday in July; and, WHEREAS the levying of the rate of taxation for the current fiscal year is 1 necessary for the proper protection of
 the public peace. health and safety: NOW, THEREFORE, an emergency is hereby declared to exist and this
 ordinance is hereby exempted from the 1 referendum provision of the City Char ter and shall be in full force and ef- feet from and after its passage by the
 commission and approval by the Mayo, l PASSED by the Commission of the
 City of Phoenix this Fist day of July 1914
 1 APPROVED this Fist day of July 1914.
 GEO. L. YOUNG, Mayor Attest;
 | FRANK THOMAS,
Arizona republican., 1914-07-23
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
WEST RAY COPPER co

Pursuant to resolution of the Board of Directors of the West Ray Copper Company passed at a meeting held on the 18th day of July 1914, a special meeting of the stockholders of said West Ray Copper Company is hereby called. to convene at the office of J. M. Jam1son, at Phoenix Arizona, at two o'clock in the after noon, on Monday the 10th day of August, 1914, to consider and pass upon the question of ratification of the action of the Board of Directors in disposing of all of the property of the Company, and to consider the question of dissolving the corpora tion.
 By order of the Board of Directors
 E.. J. JONES,
 Secretary. Dated July 16, 1914.
Arizona republican., 1914-07-23
ToN,eHT,s RUN OF PICTURES

With the fourth installment of the Lucille Love pictures and four other reels also included the program for tonight's show at the Goodwin airdome will be one of special merit. Interest in the Lucille Love series is rapidly on the increase, the reproduction of each episode drawing q crowded house In addition to the two reels of this fea- ture tonight there will be Slim Be- comes Cook" in one reel 'Cnjustly Accused in two reels by the Bison company, and "A Seaside Samaritan, starred in by Edwin August in one reel
Arizona republican., 1914-07-23
THEIR TRIP COMPLETED

Tired and sun burned, but overly pleased with the pleasures of their trip, JJohn Ahlquist and Price Wickliffe re- turned to Tempe late Tuesday night from their tour through northern Ari- zona. The outing was a complete sue cess, good roads and good weather be- ing enjoyed almost throughout Time was made leisurely. Prescott being made on the first day out of Tempe. Ash Fork, Williams Flagstaff and the Grand Canyon of Arizona were the principal stopping places.
Arizona republican., 1914-07-23
TEMPE ROAD OPENED

The road between Mesa and Tempe has at last been officially opened and no longer is there need to make the detour a mile or two out of the way. as has been neces- sary for some months. The road and bridges are in excellent shape and autoists are rejoicing greatly over the completion of the work.
Arizona republican., 1914-07-23
AN EXTRA WHEEL

Tempe's police force is one bicycle ahead. The extra wheel was found re-
 gently near the ball park, where it had apparently been abandoned after going through some extra hard usage. Black is the color of the frame now, but investigation goes to show that formerly the dominating color was ma = room. The wheels number is 36, Large handlebars with a small bell at
Arizona republican., 1914-07-23
MEMS NEW CLUBROOMS

F. J. Flock is fitting the upstairs of his building for d clubroom. He will install shower baths. poo, and billiard tables. lounges. reading tables and in dividual lockers. The club will be sup piled with books, papers and maga- zines of all kinds John Gabriel is doing the work
Arizona republican., 1914-07-23
AUTOMOBILE TIME TABLE
GLOBE-PHOENIX STAGE

Quicker and cheaper than train fare. Globe. s15: s25 round trip. Leaves daily at 8 a. m; arrives Roosevelt p. m.; Globe and Miami, 4:S0 p. m. Passengers collected from any part of the city. Tickets at Adams and Ford Hotels and Shaws Smoke House. W. A. Hill, Prop, 2S N. Second Ave.