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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-01
Soua Tarmem ~ perfanien.
Sn Mitdel unb Spmar6 Counties

9reiie fir lnierx i6onften Derbenerien Sar.
men $50 bis S125, fir urberbelieric 10 niebrig
tote $65 pet Nder. Soiparo eounip mar III 1913
DaS BGnner.Sorr.Gountp oeS Stuateb. S1nter
Der Qe6n.unierIage. aetH bencrsr 9oben i'm
eiaate ilr aQe s,riep 5armprobnfie 9as 2ano
~ loon seIeeen. Sute nailirlibe Sraialerung.
1ber Sar6sSan atuS~seseidnctss g8ater. Cute
e6uIen uno aii4en DIE beftcn !Sta6bar1.
@6reibT ihr uniere Bargair.Qti:e. gSir perfnli'
Iaufbbanoel ab. geteren6: Staie 8aBf poer
3, q. 8auf %. u. Montague Sanb COMPANY,
Rteepile, Soua.
9eim G6retoen ertpdbne oie'eS BIatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-01
Den Sranftireurs 81 9ei6e.

Serlin, iiber 2pnbon, Den 81.
Iu8uit. = Ser ariegsberihteritattcr
Der ~Seitun9 am Wittug" melbet, er
babe arf 8runb BON 8ablreiben Inter
rebun9en, Die er nit 8efuobnern bes
&ric8sihuuplabes in 9elgien bate,
feitgeitelt, bab Die Sranftireurs San
ben it6 nit 3uitimmuns unb Inter
ltilern9 Der belgiihen Te9ierung geS
bilbet bntten, Die pbne 3tpeiiel Die
@inilbebolferung nit Wunition perz
iorgte. Sic 9eutiden ergriffen TO-
fort Die ihdrfiten Iobreseln scgen
Sranftireurs, Die binnen 8ur3em 10
gut ipie boaig ausgcrpttet nurben.
Ser gerihteritatter riibmt Die 5apfcrs
felt oes bel9iiden Seeres. = Sn 1ters
essle>Gbateal, bas 5ebn Ieileu bon
Nons entfernt liest. nurben $50
belgiide Srnnftireurs bon Den Seutz
i6en iiberrai6t unb bis auf 5pDli ale
nieber9emabt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-01
Sp5ialiiten IanSestren.

2unbon, 81. Iu9uit. - Ser
.9ailb 0tail" nirb aus Berlin iiber
Sppenbagen semelbet, oaB Die io5inls
bemotratiiher 8latter Sentl6lnno's
bon 8aterIanbslicbe 9lilbenoe Seits
ariitel peroHeHtlifen, Ser ~Yorz
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-01
0inte @eleaenheit fir &atboltfea.

erE 8aeiiit 8abn nTuS iie6S 'Gpsiien bon Der
500 Sine" eeieeer< ek cine 5atboIti3e .Ntsbs.
cine g6ipeiierni9lle uno einen. rsnbirsnSen
am S!aipaiba.see unh IieeI irmiiien eirer All.
len bnrKeeaeno. 3araler foiiea $40 BITS $40
per 2der. Il nab @erbeiierrneen Sat Ndbc'
yes. i5rcibe ar Hsp; Haiber seoeHe rAet an
DIR. @ep. Shine. Spseston. u ?
geim SGrsiben eruabn& man oieles S!ati.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-01
Gbieaso, ben 81. 9lusuf

Gbieaso, ben 81. slusui
UetreiSe.
UaReu-
Sept. 1.O4@1.07.
0s;.: l.0sS@i.ll%.
FORT
Sept. 7sAsso%.
8es. T@723s.
Saier-
Sept.: 464a4sA
Oe;. 49N@51H.
8iebmarft.
Shmeine-
Shmae, 81. 50a935.
Shw.re. rauhe. ~. 5098.70
Qahte, SS.S5aS9. 40.
Ssmli1ts. sS.6599.40
0ieb-
Rmouieb, IS. 75@10.85
RIbe uuo Rluo.r. So. 70a9.2S.
Y8eterns, S7.20-S9.4 40.
HrDuiiiDnen.
Shwein.Neiid-
Sept. S20.55@S20. 70,
San. s22. 45@22.60
SHmals-
Gspt.: $40. 10@1O.1 10.
OFT. $40. 200 1882.
Rippeu-
Sept. sl2. 97@t2.47. I.
Off,. $i2. 12@l2.l5.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-01
II :" m.

Surr1en I'M 0feo 9itbers1baI. rbem grooforb
Der Qeelt", 5u oerfaufer. Qeibte Beoineuneen.
8u.perbeierie Sotiuen rabe Stepben, WnribaQ
Gpantp. aGinn, III elmer fatIoliffen slniieoluno.
Wtdrfboa sountb tat mebrerc i61ne airden.
GoiLiro, StoteS .nb Greamerles. Breis $50 bis
$50 per 2lder, lie ndh Berbciterungen. Sir ma
here Iusfunit iprede man Dor ODER id)reibc on
5be Ypiiib & German Sano Co., Stepben, Min,t.
9rfurbipungen m6ge man etn5teben bon Ibe
gteo. 8aitor, stephen, wdnr.
gelm G1reiben espdhue b,efes 8latt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-01
sdiffsanfauf= Sill fraslid aeuprben

@as Die giu anbetrifft. pelhe ben
antauf uno Sabrbetrieb bon Suncelsz
itiffen ieitens Der Hesieruns scituttet,
10 i6eint bas Shidial bericlben einiz
9ermaBen ungetpiB, uno es lit m0glid,,
oaB Der Srdiibent bon Der YaIiiruna
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-01
Yu b%erfQMteW.

Cine 40 sder Sarm I'M iiiSliden
1i1ionri. Wit 6auS nno Giiterne.
Gtfpa bier ader inter auItur.
greis $3.50.
0uttlic6 20 b r,
Welt Stains. Yto.
Eeim Gbreibcn erfpdbne bieies BIatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-01
2u berfau1em.

$40 sIder Sarm. 8 Uleilen bon ber ct. GIcuo
g. O.. Gutter 8oo,n; auee unter Stultnr. Se65
0prrcrb luo areere gluBenoebauoa. 9beniaas
Snei que Brunnen. Seneca uno croSS ienteb.
9reis $50 per Ider.
The A G, Whitney Land & Loan Co..
st. Cloud, Minnesota.
ystm snseitem eTpalue mos ssk. bieies Slats.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-01
Cine fMteae Weleaenhett.

$50 &der bsS bsitea Bsoens, fat CANA chen
unb In eutem 3uatano. 2 @ietgen bon fatb.
atrobe, gfation duf Der SuSn .nno itur Is Usets
len lber goneretesStraBe nab 9aibiHeton, ..
G. Die @ebduoe ftno beinabe ben seforoerten
Qrets pertb, psl6er $1,000 befrdef, uno "a
eibt ~nireenos eine before Sarrr.
3. 4~nunsBbers,
Gbdmber OF Commerce, Baltimore, Web.
geim S6reiben eptpdbne oisfeS SIatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-01
Cine 0elesenbeit, iiG elm Seim
AIT iiGern.

$4,000 elder sutsn SarrIanoes 81 oerpads
ten, tn einer @eaeto oeB nproOitliden Res
brasfa. fo ss feline SebIernten eib.. Gbcniaas
quite 40, so lno leo Ider 5armen 5n oerfauien
diii Der Heierpatton 5n bon Der 8eaiernls Ieii.
0efebteu Breiien. 9eidbte Beotnquiaen. Outer
Wtarft. G6uIe, STRIDE ii1o refioierenoe, Biies
tier. aomnlet Dor Dem 10. Sept. had gSnlibil.
Sburftou 60, gteb Wur penoe fib an SarrD
&. Secfe, @oltbta. 0eb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-01
Gplbatenihifial!

8dbrenb &ronprin5 Huppreht bon
Sapern i'm Selbe itebt, itirbt babeim
letn dltelter Sobn, Der emit Die
baberiide arone erbeu iolte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-01
9as berabmte WbetRome Ibal.

gBtr bnben etIide idpne 5arn1en 8u oeriau.
ten IN ben Counties Grant uno Roberts, in
Der 9tdbe ether fatboliiden STRIDE uno Gbule
geIeeen. 9aS 9anb eignet l6 fiir ale Bro,
BUTTE. bic i'm 2oreipeiten ee3oeen tperosn, be.
fonoerS iir 8orn. @eTiiie. unb WliI6fuist9fbait
Edreibt an ms fitr Bretfe.
MARTENS BROS,
Milbank, South Dakota
Wtr beriueifen ole on 9ieo. 8. ). G'ateiu,
Bfarrer.
Uetm edretfen erwdbne man geH. Sieies Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-01

Observation-Disclosures Wdbfen fir
allgemeine 6oifsnrbcit. Mrs. &. s..
Wanis, 2 g8ilbur Ipe., DUBUQUE, So.
(Selephpn BAD S,25,ba
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-01
Sergenbet nidt Cure
fotbare 3ett,

Inn ielbit einen 8dufer pber
Sdhter, einen Si%enitbpten
ooer cine IniteaiA1g gu finoen.
Cine feline In5ei9e in unIerer
@erlangt : Nn5eigen : Spalte
miro bieies ihneller, beKer nnb
billiser beiurscu, ais sic es
ielbit tbun fonnen.
8enn lid, MIR Die serineite
Gusiidt bietet. nerben Sic
nit elmer @erlanst Insetse
@rfolg baben. Sieielbc nirb
41.O00 fatboliihe Samilien
(un9efdbr 100000 Seier) NIT
Sbren 8iiulhen befannt
MAIDEN uno Sbnen idneu bas
9eipiini6te Heiultnt brinsen.
3D9ern Sic nidt. gs lit
einfach uno biaig. Hdberes
finoen Sic an Der Spibe Der
Serlangt In5ei9en : Spalte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-01

- Ratt1etus & Chalmers. Ibpos
faten. 3imner 400 Seeuritp 9uilbs
irs. Selspbor 752. YrIftt3ieren in
Staatss unb 9unbssgeriAteu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-01

8eim6t.-Sdbiser fatboliidcr iun@
ger Utann iuht Initelluu9 in elmer
Sanf pper III elmer Office. %. Sabre
alt unb gut e~ebilhet. Sie beiten 3eues
nii'e. Wtnn aDreiiire: 6. s., pieies
8lott. 9,3,a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-01
Golden Prairie.
9omas mno MinaeiotQ=2Qno

Sbreibet ioiort fir neiue Cite. Sd babe
Sonia Qanb in ben Counties 8ladbafuf, Bu6as
nan, Sabeite, Gbidaiap unb 3ofparo. 9reis
$S5 bis $145 per A6er.
Infer Wtiniefota 2auo 1T in ben Counties
Bonner. Riee, Scott, Clan, BoIf uno Warfbal
gelegcr.
S~eripeiie sic an ireenb cine ganf in gaater.
loo, Soma.
C. M. Allen, East Waterloo, Iowa.
geim S1reiben eripdbne man oiefes SIatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-01

100 Afer NDrbs9 afuta =Sanb in
2amolre Gountb inter lei6ten Cab
lnnssbebineun9en ober nit gutem
8abatt 9egen 9aar al berfaufen.
8iro innerbalb brei Rouaten berfauft
ieiu. @an penbe ii9 io9leih an
I. .. g., bieie 3eitune. 5.21,ba
geim eGretben er,udbne mon GEL. oieies gIatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-01

WaildIs nnb 9etreibefarmsn i'm ~nlitilereH @ts.
con'ir, Der beiten Wtiihmtrtbf6uft.8 egenb Dec
gSeIt. Bon Wnrf6fielb perber pUdsentlih 80
bis 40 8aggoniaoungefl Rdie n%erianot. Der
gSertb oesfelben fptro fir 1914 auf Sc, 000,0 900
u. aleinhetnB 4 Son, mnrIbfielo, Mic.
8eim s9reiben ertpdbne oieies 8latt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-01

STEELE seimht.-Sunse Game NIT
filnfidbri9er @%rfabruns iuht Steue III
einem Separtementz Stpre in gutter
@eiddftsitabt. Sprift oeutih unb
fann Die beiten 3eugniIie porlegen.
Utan aOreiiiere: u. a., bieies 9lutt.
9,S,d
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-01
I'd eiane mno pertaute Saao

In Sadfon uub Cottcrtusoo Counties. Wtnne'
bsiierunaen. glabe totbohf6sr air1e unb
Stule IN ausgsseidneter yegsno.-S4 eisne
e~benfunS $500 Mder 2anb In Morton @ountp,
SlorS 9afotu, oaS i'd gu $t5 bis $50 pro Gder
berfauie. Gin Srittel Pnar, Der 9eit gu ains
ittaen gebinenneer. Wlan f6reibe an
q. Z. Wsdfpnsp, Seron 3aie. Winrefotn.
GmpfebIuraen. penn sefpitntht.
Dstaa enretbeu syWdtae u,au geH. oieies HIat&
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-01
9rei im6ne Sierteljettionet

in AorbsSofcia an berfaufen. Sn ether
Sem ! Gems sa bRsiIpn non a .msi intbsG iSsn
airden uuo IL Metle bon cpniolioateb
S6ule. gftr feds Weilen bon Stnht.
8rter 8rnnnen uuo quite 36une. 2arbs
= pot urb Ielcpbor. SGDner 9ain uno Elm
Stmbeerenrten. Sic @eb1ilibfeiten Boz
ben einen @ertb bon $4,000. 440 sIder
bebuut; ous llebri9e ut gSeibelnno.
9Seroc aqe brei &ierfeIfeftionen 3u $25
per gder oerfauten ooer oieieniee plein,
ailf pelher oie 8ebluoe iih befinoen, Su
$50 per ELDER. Wan ihreibe on
c. J. BRENNAN,
Foxholm, N. Oak
geim s9reiben ertpdbue man oieieS SIatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-01

Sausbdltefin seiudt fir brei Brit
Der unb brci aiuber auf Dem 2anoe.
$40 per Wonat. Ibreiiire: Np. T.
oieies glatt. 9,3,a
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-18

rates via lake tending to lessen the differences between them and the a1I- rail rates.
 t'2+rates on biturninous coal and coke. Not long since these rates were investigated and maximum rates were prescribed by the commission. The key rates upon bituminous coal-the rate from the Pittsburgh district to Youngstown and the. rate on lake cargo to Ashtabula-have been fixed "a the light of the various factors which enter into the transportation of such coal. The prevailing rates are
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-18

remunerative and the financial condi-8 ton of the D rincipal bftuninous coal carriers is in marked contrast with that of many of the other carriers in official classification territory. Twice in the not distant past the rates on bituminous coal have been increased five cents a ton and would seem now to be as high as may fairly be a1-- lowed It must be remembered also that the carriers are not seeking gen eral increases in rates on anthracite coal and sboth kinds of coal are used in competitive markets. As to coke,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-18

the rates controlling the greater vol ume of traffic now moving in official classification territory have recently been set by the commission upon basis which was specifically designed to guard against shrinking the car rters, revenue therefrom and which really resulte din substantial a1di- tions to their earnings on that tariff
 ..3-rates on anthracite coal and iron ore. largely because they are before us for review in other proceedings
 .s4Erates held by unexpired orders of the comm isston.,'
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-18

now modify our previous finding and carTiers affected may file, effective on not less than on 10 days notice. such tariffs as do not offend against the restrictions above stated
 The exceptions from the proposed increase Of rates are stated in the de- cision as follows:
 's1 ai1-lake-and-rai1, lake-aIld : rail, and raiI-and-Iake rates. It is shown on the record that since the rail carriers acquired ownership and control of the lake lines, successive increases have been made in the
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-18

the house will be ready for occupaney in six weeks.
 MT. George Jennings and daughter Dorothy. have returned to their hozae II Milford after spending several weess in Long Hill with their parents Mr and Mrs. Charles Jennings.
 William Heinrich has been g recent visitor of his sister Mrs. Charles Win k1er of Jersey City MT and Mrs Homer Logan have Ta turned from visit spent in 3roolylglf N. r., with their daughter. Mrs ii- liam Lane
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-18
TAsHUA AND LONG HULL.

Mrs. Matilda Gregory of Tashua Hill is spending a few days in New Mil ford at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Myron Patcher.s
 William ChatIos of Bridgeport, has the contract for the new house of Mrs. Lorenzo MaIlette. Twenty-five carpen- ters came by auto truck from Bridge port Monday and began work. The frame was up by Il o'clock that day. The house has progressed astonishing ly fast this week so far. It is said
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-18

LAWN COLLARS AND CUFF SETS, shad- owed lace coat collars, pique sets, fancy bows. neck bands, embroidered lawn co2- lars =. -. ...- ;. 2. :. .s.s.s. s..
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-06-10
TO STUDY ROAD CONDI-
TONS IN 100 COUNTIES

WASHINGTON, June 4.-Detail-
ed studies Of local road building
systems in 100 counties are now be-
ing carried on by the Department
of Agriculture in cooperation with
the State highway departments and
local road authorities.
The purpose of this study is to
discover the points OF excellence
and defects in existing local me-
thods OF building and maintaining
roads which will aid the State au-
thorities to put local road manage
ment on a systematized basis. The
cooperating State authorities have
been askedI to designate counties
that present typical and exceptional
features as to topography. character
Of road materials, methods of con-
struction and maintenance. admin
istrative organization, methods OF
road financing. and traffic condi-
tons. From these lists 100 counties
will be selected, and in these coun-
ties the Division of Road Economics
will make intensive studies.
This investigation is prompted by
the fact that there is at present very
little knowledge as to the most eff
fective and economical methods by
which county can develop its
roads At present the methods OF
financing local road improvements
vary from calling on farmers for a
certain number of days labor in
lieu OF a road tax, or the use OF
county prisoners in road construc-
ton. to bond issues or maintenance
OF roads from dram-shop license
funds.
The Department will study all OF
these systems with the view to de-
termining what system or combina-
ton of systems works best in actual
pItCllOC.
There IS, moreover at present nc
standard system OF keeping accounts
for road building and maintenance
and as 4 result, while some coun-
ties know to 4 penny the purpose
for which money was spent, Others
have no definite check or reporting
system. Among various counties
with the same conditions, cost for
excavation or other labor IS any
>--~-~-~~-~-~-~---~~---~--
person who knows OF a bad one
viii confer a great favor on the
Frontier Day management by COM
municating with Chairman Haworth
concerning the animal.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-06-10
IDEA OF MODESTY NAV
LEAD TO MURDER

PHOENIX. june 5.-Mrs. Lara
Stcarns. who shot and seriously
wounded Joseph White yesterday
afternoon while the latter was swim
ming in the river, was arraisued
in Justice Johnstouc's court this
morning. She was released on $1,000
bail and her hearing was set for
curly in the coming week.
Mrs. Stcarus was arrested yes
terlay evening by Uudershcrif
Wool. who happened to be in the
vicinity 3f where the shooting .ooi
place, and was held over night i'm
the county Jail. She refused TO
say anything about the shooting
other than she was offended at the
young mans appearance On the
stand this morning she pleaded ro.
guilty. but she had nothing else
10 say. She was represented by
Eu.euc Brady O'Ncill.
Young White is in the Sisters
hospital and Dr. C.. 3. Palmer. who
IS attending him. holds ont very
little hope for his recovery, as The
bullet entered the abdomen.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-06-10

thing but uniform, and many coun-
ties. because OF the absence of de
finite knowledge, fail to use local
and cheap materials and construct
roads which are unnecessarily eX-
pensive for their purpose, or which
will wear out before the bond issues
are redeemed. The investigation
will include careful study OF the
use of convict labor in road con
struction.
In connection with the scientific
study, the Departments highway
engineers will advise freely with
local officials as to improvements,
and thus give each county visited
the advantage Of direct cooperation,
engineering supervision and assist
ance.
These Investigations. it is believ-
ed, will yield important economic
data bearing especially on the ben
efits and burdens of road improve
ment and showing the extent to
which financial outlay under typical
conditions is justifiable.
The heads of State highway de
partments are manifesting great in
terest and are cooperating cordially
in this work. This data when OBJ
tanned will be published and thus
made accessible to all county and
state road officials.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-06-10

Chairman of Program Committee
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-06-10

Of view. Shorty will be remem-
bered as the successful rider OF thu
twin Indian which set the first
recognition track record Of 1904
on the state fair oval in 1912.
before race everybody figures
on the time, but nobody pays as
much attention to this little thing
as the competitors. Take, for in
stance. the following widely diver
gent views OF some of our best lit
tie race stars:
Ellie Wilson-'A little under four
hours
Il. Boido-'Close to five hours.
And / am going to get there
"Grieg-'Four hours
az. II. Sellner-'Three hours and
a half-easy.'
"Crandall-'Echo.'
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-06-10
ANOTHER BOGUS CHECK
BROUGHT TO LIGHT
Hrom SATURDAYS DailvN

The storm OF bogus checks has
not subsidized as was yesterday evil
dcnced from the receipt at the
County Attorneys office OF another
worthless slip OF paper which cost
a local "E. L." mark just SIS and
one goat" Ira E. Brown is the
man wanted and \. Moser is gnaw-
ing at his store OF business sense
as the result OF the latest wind
storm in the general hurricane
which has been sweeping the city
during the past several weeks.
Brown made cut and signed the
check to himself on May p, 1914
In Moser. he found a ready recipi-
ent not in the least suspicious OF
the fact that the check was drawn
on The Union Bank of Victoria,
British Columbia. Yesterday the
check came backed marked IA
account" In the meanwhile, Brown
has LETT the city and is believed to
be in Albuquerque. New Mexico.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-06-10

person who knows OF a bad one
will confer a great favor on the
Frontier Day management by COM
municating with Chairman Haworth
concerning the animal.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-06-10
CFrom Tuesdays Ddily)
Concludes Visit.

Miss Nora Dent Of Flagstaff who
has been the guest Tor a Jew weeks
of Miss Louise Hill in this city, re
turned home yesterday.
Outside Visitors.
J. G.. Shsicr. the well known res
idsnt If Groom creek was IN The
city yesterday on mining business
and to miugle with his many friends
Tor the first time in several moaths
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-06-10
KEEN IS INTEREST IN
NEW COURT HOUSE
LFrom Saturday.s DaiIyO

(FrOm Saturday Dally.)
With many of the largest tax
payers in the county in attendance.
a special session of the Board OF
Supervisors yesterday afternoon was
attended by an interesting discus
sion Of the prospective calling OF
an election to determine a bond
issue for the erection Of a new
court house. The meeting Of the
taxpayers vas arranged al the in
stance Of the board which desired
some further explanation and IN
Outstanding in the matter before
the election was called.
Two interesting points were
brought out
l. \ new court house Is needed
and should be procured at the ear
Hest possible date.
,. \ decrease in the amount of
bonds proposed should be made.
dispersion by those who favored
the decrease was for the figure Of
$4,000 instead OF S250.O0O
In the second point arose the
difficulty which confronts the board
today and which may be settled
this afternoon when County Attor-
ney P. w. O'Sullivan delivers a
written opinion in the matter.
Originally. when the campaign
for a new court house was pfopos-
ed, initiative petitions were drawn
up. containing ,hc amount of bonds
to be issued and the manner in
which they should >be redeemed.
Over 4o0 signers, taxpayers Of the
county, indorsc the plan at the
time.
Since the elimination OF the lie
gal battle which determined that
county Boards OF Supervisors were
vested with the power to issue
| bonds for public Improvements. the
board together with numerous tax
payers have commenced a close
perusai OF the petition calling upon
the board for an election, and its
contents.
Yesterdays general meeting OF
the taxpayers brought out consid-
cradle opposition 10 the arrange
ment for the redemption OF the
bonds. it being pointed ont that
the first of these bonds WAS to be
redeemed on January I, 1915. Such
small term for the bond. il was
predicted. by one capitalist would
make It decidedly difficult to dis
pose Of the bond issue at d rea-
sonable figure. He favored IN Is
sue OF longer-termed bonds.
The all important obstacle arose.
however. when one Of the taxpayers
desired to know whether the board
was under obligation 10 experd the
entire S25O0o0 Tor court house il
voted, or whether in the instance
that a minor expenditure was in
Cured The balance OF the issue
could be utilized towards redeem
ING the bonds first due.
rs result. County Attorney p
W. O'Suilivan IS today delving into
the statutes for the purpose OF de-
livcrirp an oDinion before the board
his AFTERNOON He will determine
MS, w5eths- # will be Dc-r .ssi5lc
IN insert a clause in the call for
the bonds issued are to be redeem