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Evening journal., 1915-05-04

II the sugar you put in your coffee does
not dissolve IL does not swecten the coffee.
II Is the Observing. not the sugar. that
makes the coffee sweet II j. the same
with your food. Unless it properly dlssoives
In your stomach separating the flesh making
nourishment from the waste. and unless the
blood ahsorbs its full portion Of the fat-
making material you must stay thin.
Here is where sargol plays It's part
II acts on every mouthful you est. II
promptly stops the leakage of fats. II let's
only the waste leave the body. II puts your
food in condition that means its perfect
assimilation by the blood and Tissues. Your
body cells which have been starved begin
10 thrive and you begin TO take on weight
quickly. It's not a thcory-not an expert.
mcni but proved fact that thousands are
trying every day ~nrgol succeeds where
All other so-cailcd aesh builders fail be-
cause it enables YOU 20 get 100 per cent.
efficiency from your food.
Your good common sense must prove u
sou that n the food YOU eat pays YOU oulf
% per cent " its 100 per cent. value, tht
You can never be the man or woman yt
should be and cnn he 80 long you co
tinue 10 live on 25 per cent. basis.
No matter how thin YOU IRE or how Ton
you have been thin Sargol should 40
pounds of solid. healthy. stay.therc flesh
your weight and make your figure plump ar|
! symmetrical Get package If sargol fro
I youT dealer and prove IL today. Use IL 4
/ directed and watch your daily meals .
/ pounds Of flesh ON your body. Sargol #
! absolutely harmless and H. always sold on
positive guarantee OF weight increase
money back.
Evening journal., 1915-05-04
ILL-HFALTH
CAusEs REsIGNATION.

Frank Plummer. for eight months
storekoepcr in the Salvation Army
Industrial Home al Second and
French streets. has resigned and gone
to Philadelphia. Ill-health was the
cause of his leaving. He came orr
ginally from the Barbados.
Evening journal., 1915-05-04
TODAY IN HISTORY.

Judge A. Mitchell Palmer of
the Court Of Claims celebrated
his 43d birthday today.
Harold Bell Wright. novelist,
is AZ years old today
Former Governor Dcnecn OF
Illinois. TODAY celebrated the
ffty-sccond anniversary of his
birth.
General Gran, began his
campaign in Virginia 81 years
ago today.
This day. III years ago, Har-
pcrs' Ferry, Va. was selected
as a site for a government ar
senal and mandatory.
Evening journal., 1915-05-04

u Is high time yon summoned the
Wants TO your aid. for not until YOU
do will you be assured Of the very
host and most steady employment
Evening journal., 1915-05-04

Always a magazine that contains any
number of feature articles and unusual,
snappv, live stories. the Nay issue oil
the "Sunset' Magazine proves TO be an
especially interesting number One of
the most interest feature articles to he
found this month includes "lhc Land
tn Thclc." by John j. Underwood, a
story of the future OF Alaska. Other
features include ~'lhe New Ralto,' by
Rufus Steele; Lovely Woman at the
Exposition. by Frances Croft The
Democratic Town Of swellsboro." by H..
Mcdonald. and Honorable Japan" by
*. X. Kawakami. the Japanese publicist.
Fiction this month is contributed by ".
r.. l.iphton. who contributes one Of his
,Billv Fortune" stories entitled BILLY
Fortune and the Gee Mhizzcr;' Louis
Rodgers. who has one entitled "Paca
Arain:" Grant Carpenter, who con-
tributes story called "Ways That Are
Dark" and Edward "A Hurlburt, who
has in another installment, "Ihe ALI
,on's Pearls"
In addition TO the above stories and
articles. features in the pulse OF the
pacihc.' Interesting Westerncrs,' and
Home in the West" departments are
numerous and interesting, and keep up
the standard set by this magazine.
Evening journal., 1915-05-04

"The Chivalrous Mr. Peters" by Mar
el Bradv:" "The Wallet of Life" by lii
liam Ducey. and ~ Romance of Sorts
hv Julia Laurence Shafter, include the
fiction stories that are contributed to
this months issue of "McCall's" Maya
zinc. while special feature articles M
clude "How Suifragists Keep House, by
Helen Christine Bennett; "Naiting Tor
NV Daughters Love tho Problem OF My
Motherhood" Cooking for a Commun
ity." by Corinnc ,pdeTaH Wells;" "Our
Friendship Village Mail Box by iona
Gale; "Thc Basketball Club" by Har-
riot Idle Eager. and Roofing Roses" by
l.. w. Wiltberger. All the other depart
monts. including the fashions. cooking
fancy work. housekeeping mothers and
ehildren's entertainment, social and
beauty. contain any number OF happy
practical suggestions that can not heir
hut make an appeal TO every woman anc
/ Young girl.
Evening journal., 1915-05-04
THE RED BOOK.

A new novel by Mrs. Humphrey
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-01
LAPREPARACION NIILITAR EN- NINCLATERRA

Londres, enero 2.-Sin que casi Sc
haya advertido, el ejercito de la Defen-
sa de 1nglaterra ha legado hasta mas
ole un million de hombres en- menos de
dos meses. Y este es solo ell principle,
pues al parecer, Sc habra cuadruplica-
do antes de la primavera.
Sucesos como ell "raid" naval de los
alemanes los balnearios de Hartlepo-
dos y Scarborough mediados de di-
ciembre, determinron a cientos de j0-
venes, y tambien de ancianos, a tomar
puestO Ell esta guardia civil la cual ten
dra un importante papel que hacer s.;
realmente ocurre la invasion Ingla-
terra.
Los ejercicios Sc practican general
mente tres veces pOr semana, en- los
parques, en- las plazas, en- los patios de
las escuelas, en tOdo lnglaterra. Las
fCcrZas recibiran tan pronto como fue-
re possible un unifome girls verde Sc
les ha nombrado oficiaies Hay COM
paillas &c ambulancia, de trasportes, de
seHales, lie ciclistas y de motociclistas.
Tan luego como termina la instruction
elemental, Sc comienza ell ejercicio de
tiro, con especial preferencia.
No Sc dice precisamente cuales serian
los deberes de estos soldados civicos en-
q case dc una invasion. Sc dice que
Uno de ellos sera guar a lugares segu-
ros Is poblaciones de las ciudade&
a nenaAadas ST una fuerza alemana
l. erase desembarcar y avanzar sobre
TIA de las ciudades que han sido obie-
t. de preparedness para ell case, ell in
sor la encontrar1a desierta Y sin ali
mentos y sin aqua, pOr virtud de la az :
c;0n de la guardia civil.
En- general su mission sera policial,
dabiendo impedir ell panico, y castigar
q los merodeadores. No sc ha decid
do todav1a 81 Sc les permitira emboscar-
Sc par tirar los aviadOres.
Aun cuando no ocurriere la invasion,
la preparation disciplinaria de estos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-01

obigado emplear 10 que los novicios
llaman ''palabra no mesurada" con
cuerpos Sc considera que tendra una in
fiuencia importante en- la poblacion eel
pals. va Sc notan los efectos f1sicoS
que produce en- esos guardias civiles e.
metodlco eJercicio al aire libre, Is
probable que por esta razon, 81 no hu
biera otra, pidan ellos que Sc manten-
ga esta organization, bajo las mismas
Q parecidas reglas, a1n despu6s de la
guerra. Los que hacen cabeza del mo
vimiento sostienen que tendra una in
f1uencla democratizadora en- Inglate-
IRA. La circunstancia de que arist6-
cratas y obreros sc confundan. hombro
con hombro, en- los ejercicios militares,
puede destruir 8 por 10 menos morige-
rar la rigidez de las l1neas que han di-
vididoa a las classes sociales inglesas.
Hoy por hoy, es 10 cierto que a las di-
ferenciaciones sociales Sc las ha llevado
ell viento
lie aqui un ejemplo t1pico: Para que
estos sOldados "amateurs sc instru-
yam fondo en- la disciplina los ins-
tructores los hacen servir por turnos
como soldadOs y como ofciales en- sus
escuadras. Pues bien. en- una aldea, no
lejos de Londres, sucedi0 que al chofer
de un "gentleman le TOGO ell mando
una tarde. Sc desempen6 admirable
mente bien pesar de que entire los sol
dados que mandaba Sc encontraba ell
mismo gentleman a quien serv1a, ell
parroco de la localidad, un artista muv
conocido, ell herrero del lugar algu-
nos ricos agricultores. A gran prueba
Sc someti6 la seriedad de Ia cscuadra
cuando ell improvisado Official Sc VIC
su patrono para hacerlo marchar CO.
rrectamente Sin embargo, ell patrono
tom6 la cosa en- perfecta conformidad
con la discipline; y media hora despu6s
Sc lie ve1a regresar su casa gravemen-
tie instalado en- su autom6vil conducido
por su jefe de un momento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-01
4" A Canarrlo :"
Ell DEL "SAN JUAN OOT-RALL
CLUB")

En- el ntYnero de este diario, cores
pondiente al pasado viernes, apareci0
un artlculo frmado por I'd, en- ell que,
mas menos torpemente Sc hacen direc-
tas alusiones al 'Espana Football
Club, raz6n por la que este Club tie
ne la necesidad de decirle:
Primero: Que al "Espana Football
Club no lie alcanzan las salpicaduras
de lodo con que ciertos NAL intenciona-
dos tratan vanamente de manchar la
conducta de aquellos que por simpa-
tia porque asl les parece bien, salen 4
la defensa del 'Espana Football Club
contendiendo directa y PARTICULAR
MENTE con los que pretenden inutil-
mente mortifcar a los enthusiasts ele
mentos que 10 integran, y
Segundo: Que usted no debe-no
puede-referirse al 'Espaila Football
Club" para NADIA en- absolute mientras
no conteste categ0ricamente q la pre-
unta que lie hlzo en- un SueltO que DaJ0
su propio nombre public6 este Club en-
La Correspondence del 27 del CO.
rriente
"Espana Football Club" tiene vi.
vOs deseos de conservarse en- estrechO
lazo de ammonia con ell "San Juan Fo-
ot-Ball Club; pero su inter6s es ma
yor aun en- saber 81 "Canamo" es algu
no de sus elementos perturbadores 0
81, ciertamente, cond6nsase en- el ell no
bic sentir de todos los caballeros dig
nos que forman ell "San Juan Foot
Ball Club.
"ESPANA FOOTBALL CLUB.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-01
Esplendida oportunidad de hacer
una buena adquisicion

ror tener que ausenae duen en- vn
una bonita propedad tuada
terra de San Juan a Rio Pedras
LID cd coSse en- un solar de lOO yardas de fren
una buena grande s6da
meJor cae jardn de pdra paca garage cerca de Ia casa nm
epndldo to cuberto grande aeles de h
ola CUE oan una sombr deci Despu6s del ferroc9
r que pasa por dera de la
c cuerdas de eeno ben cecado aola
m guinea 400 pamas de aro frutales abundano los nno
ros, todo muy bien entretenido
Para ell admtr1a cambo
oera que deVover dnero ben djar1a
inca en- hpoteca intefe m6dico
una magnca prpedad
persona quslera mpantar pequeno negoco ece av
slembra de hortaliza, frutas flores
Para nformes dirjnse a d. Pedro Gust, Juan P R.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-01

Ell poliCia Insular Jose Hernandez
fu6 insultado y provocado por James
Mahon. Formulada la correspondence
denuncia, esta mafiana fu6 multado con
10 dollars
Sergio Plata hurt6 de la propiedad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-01

de Santiago Araujo un pantal6n y un
reloj. Sc hicieron dos denuncias, y q
Sergio Plata que es un pillo viejo Sc le
>uso un ano de carcel.
Para un &lrnuerzo suculeAto y eco
omico, LA CAFETERIA, famosa poc su
cafe.
San Justo No. 6. San Juan, P. f
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-01-08
FOR THE
new RED CROSS STORE
One Of the Best Locations in Towr
Being Reftted for !. F. Wolpe's
Fine Drug Store

Work on the old Wolpe store to
transform it into the new Wolpe
store is progressing nicely. The
builders are busy preparing the in
terror of the old location at Central
and Adams for the new Red Cross
Drug store, as Mr.. Wolpe will call
his new place.
All the arrangements for the issu-
ance Of stock, to the amount of $780,
600, have been completed, and the
first orders for drug sundries have
been sent away. Both retail and
wholesale drug departments will he
operated, the former opening some
time this month and the other late
next summer or in the fall.
Before engaging in the wholesale
liquor business. l. F. Wolpe was for
many years Il druggist, having started
in the trade twenty-five years ago.
He is therefore, qualified to handle a
huge plant, and to make the business
most profitable one. With the
finest equipment that can be secured,
the Red Cross company ought to be
come one of the best firms in the
city.
The store room will be renovated
and refitted by late next week,
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-01-08
HOPE INCREASE
Of MEMBERSHIP
Special Effort Will Be
Made to Add to Enroll
ment When State Poul-
try Association Holds An
nual Meeting Saturday

\ special effort i'll be made to
increase the membership of the Ari-
IONA State Poultry Association. This
organization is now but u little oveI
two years old, and has made no spe-
cial effort to build up the member
ship. At the coming annual meeting
to be held in Phoenix Saturday, Jan
uary 9, plans will be made to extend
the membership. AS the organization
was formed here in Phoenix it was
but natural that it should have been
something of a local organization, and
though there are a number of men,
bers from outside most of them are
residents of the Salt River Valley.
1t is desired to broaden the scope of
the association, and to that end it is
probable that vice presidents will be
appointed from each county in the
state.
Special inducements such as pub
fishing Il Year Book, with a Breed
ers' Directory. for the benefit of mem
bers will likely he offered this year.
Ernest Hall of Phoenix is presi-
utlll, j. L. w tiIlitl VI WV
president, H. G. Powers secretary
and Mrs G. W. Mears treasurer, at
the present time. The following is q
partial list of members: J. @. Barnd
Geo. W. Biehn, b. r. Boice, T. W.
Clark, w. J. Dickerson, Mrs j. G.
Dunnelley, &. Forester. NJ. +. Bemis,
C.. W. Harris, Ernest Hall, NJ. Hum
phrey, J. s. Howard. James Harris
Ernest Hall, g;?. .gTpr; .tuantuanoa
f. =. Hewitt. VIM. Losing, Robt
Lowe. j. \. Liggett. Mrs. G.. w
Mears, j. @. Main, +. Mosshammeri
Mrs. y. +. McRea. r. n. Moorehead,
y. w. Morrill,, Victor c. Norton, s
". Pescap, H. G. Powers, Mrs. w. G..
Percy. T. W Reed, T. w. Smith
w NJ Sickels, Mrs. Vim. Losing
c. H. Schulz. f. A. Weage, J. NJ
Weber. John A. Wilson. Eli Wight
Mrs ". \. Wilson, all of Phoenix
Mrs O. c. Biddle, W. n. Hoffman
H. D. Rudy, ]. E. Wheatcroft, Il. f
White Of Tucson, p. H. Benson, Pale
Verde; w. q. Barackman, VIM. Crit
fifth, J. W. Lewis of Chandler, +. j
Cornwell, j 3. y. Fitch. E. d
| Wheelock of Prescott; +. NJ. Carter
| Scottsdale: W. W. Carney. Thos
, Harris. f. NJ. Lebaron. F. Il. San
ders of Mesa: Mrs. J. w Etter. w
o. Ferris. Thos. English, Rudolph
kuehler, +. H. Orth of Glendale; II
! b. skinner. j. r. Warner of Tempe
1t is probable that Il resolution
asking for the appointment of
committee on membership will h'
introduced early in the meeting, an'
this committee will formulate plan
for n sytematic campaign which vii
be state wide and which will re
suit in membership of one thous
and or more. before the next an
nual meeting
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-01-08
SANTA FE RAIL WAY NAIL
SCHEDULE TO Be REVISED

Railway mail service will be re-
vised on the Santa Fe as well as un
the Southern Pacific, according to
information given out by the post
master yesterday. Charles RACER.
chief clerk of the western division,
handling the railway mail servic"
arrived from Los Angeles yesterday
to see what could be done about bet
tering the Santa FEES schedule.
Chief Clerk f. |. X. Moore, also #
Los Angeles, but in charge Of South
ern Pacific mail only. has been in
the city two days working on the
other line. The Southern Pacific
schedule is the greatest offender, rs
most of the eastern and western mail
comes by that route. 1t is not only
that the mail cannot get here mucn
before o'clock, even if all the
trains are on time. but that most If
the. time one train or another is be-
hind its schedule.
The complaint is made that the
business men cannot get their orders
in time to send out material on the
evening trains.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-01-08
Attest: FRANK DESOCZA, Sec.
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE
PRESENTS:
That We, the undersigned, do here
by associate ourselves together for
the purpose of forming a corpora
ton under the laws of the State of
Arizona: and we do hereby certify.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-01-08
Attest.
FRANK THOMAS
City Clerk.
ORDINANCE NO. SO.

WHEREAS, on the 9th day Of July,
1914. an ordinance was passed by this
Commission and approved Ny the
Mayor. being Ordinance No. IS. by
which ordinance the grades of the CEN
ter line of roadway on First Street
from the north line of Adams Street
to the south line of Roosevelt Street in
Churchill Addition to the City of Phoe-
nix was established
WHEREAS. it is desired that in the
event First Street from the north line
of Adams Street to the south line of
Roosevelt Street in Churchill Addition
to the City of Phoenix be hereafter
paved, that the grade as set forth in
said ordinance No. is shall be the grade
to which paving shall be laid.
NOW THEREFORE,,
BE n ORDAINED BY THE COM
MISSION OF THE CITY OF PHOE-
NIX AS FOLLOWS:
Section l. That in the event First
Street. from the north line of Adams
Street to the south line of Roosevelt
Street in Churchill Addition to the City
of Phoenix, is hereafter ordered to be
paved, that the grade for said streets
as set forth and established in said
ordinance No. Is shall be the grade to
which said paving shall be laid.
Section 2 All rails of any street car
line laid on said street shall be elevated
a maximum elevation of quarter
(H) inch above the pavement imme-
diately adjacent thereto
Section 8. That this, ordinance shall
not apply to the grade on said street
between the south line of Van Buren,
and the north line of Polk street.
Section 4. All ordinances or parts
of ordinances in conflict with the pro-
visions of this ordinance are hereby re-
pealed.
This ordinance shall be in full force
and effect thirty days after its passage
and approval by the Mayor, and publ
cations as required by the charter OF
the City of Phoenix.
PASSED by the Commission of the
City of Phoenix, this %" day of De-
cember. 1914.
APPROVED this 90" day of Deem
Der, 1914.
GEO. L. YOUNG,
Mayor,
Attest:
FRANK THOMAS.
City Clerk.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-01-08

/ checks. and bills of exchange, or oy
re-diseounting its paper or which
may otherwise be created in the
transaction of its business of bank
ing as hereinbefore set forth. to
which the corporation is at any time
to subject itself be two-thirds of the
amount of its outstanding capital
stock.
Except as provided by existing law
in the case of banking corporation.
the private property of the Stock
holders of this corporation is to be
j exempt from corporate deDts.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. we have
/ hereunto set our hands and seals
this 18th day of December. one
Thousand Nine Hundred Fourteen.
| (Signed).
GEORGE S. LEWIS,
IGNAZ SCHWINN,
F. A. CRANDALL.
P. X. LEWIS,
J. W. CHENEY.
State of Illinois, County of Cook. IS.
This instrument was acknowledged
before me, Melvin A. Drew a Notary
Public, in and for the County IT
Cook, State of Illinois. by George :.
Lewis, Ignaz Schwinn, F. 4. Gran
dali, each Of whom is personally
known to me to be the individual
who executed and is described in the
foregoing instrument and who ac-
knowledged to me that they executed
Z l,. 20. Il,
sideration therein expressed.
MELVIN A. DREW. Notary Public.
My Commission Expires March, 1917.
State of Kansas. County Of Sedg-
wick, SIS.
This instrument was acknowledged
before me. b. !. Taylor, a Notary
Public. in and for the County of
Sedgwick. state of Kansas, by p. X.
Lewis and J. W. Cheney. each Of
whom is personally known to me to
ne the individual who executed and
is described in the foregoing instru-
ment and who acknowledged to me
that they executed the same for the
purpose and consideration therein ex-
! pressed
p. |. TAYLOR, Notary Public.
/. My Commission expires Dee. %, 1911.
Filed in the office of the Arizona
| Corporation Commission this 4th ,day
of Jan. \. D.. 1915, at 1890 \. NJ,
at request of Sloan and Westervelt.
| whose post office address is Phoenix,
! Arizona
| THE ARIZONA CORPORATION
COMMISSION.
! BY W. p. GEARY.
I Chairman.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-01-08

That the names, residences and
post office addresses of the under
signed corporators are as follows:
Geo. S. Lewis, Oak Park H., 32S
Wesley Avenue: Ignaz Schwinn. Chi =
cago. Ill. 212S Humboldt Blvd: f.
A. Crandall. Oak Park H.. 474 No.
Oak Park Ave: p X. Lewis. Wichi-
ia. Kan; j. w. Cheney, Wichita,
Kan.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-01-08

That the name of this corporation
is The Central Rank of Phoenix. and
its principal place Of transacting bu-
siness shall be at Phoenix, Marico-
pr County, State Of Arizona.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-01-08
ORDINANCE NO. 80
Continued From Page SIX

Each additional three sockets or
less, .Oi
For each motor or generator of
h. p. or less, 80
| For each motor or generator of
more than L h. p. and not more
than h. p, LOG
For each motor or generator of
more than ; h. p. and not more
than 10 h. p. 12j
For each motor or generator of
more than 10 h. p. and not more
than Il h. p, 150
| For each motor or generator of
more than Is h. p. and not more
than 20 h. r., 200
For each additional 10 h. p over
20 h. p, 80
, For each rectifier, 1.25
Other current or voltage regulat-
ing devices. each. %
All devices consuming an excess OF
GEO watts will take the same fee as mo-
tors of the same Wattage or current
consumption.
Provided however that the minimum
amount Of any bill of fees to be
charged shall not be less than 75c for
any job where the cost of labor and
material exceeds s. 90 and not less than
25c where the cost of labor and mater
ial is less than $500.
Each such corporation, copartnership,
association Or individual, or agent
thereof, before commencing the plac-
ing or installing of any electrical wires,
appliances, apparatus. construction or
equipment in or about any building or
other structure within the City of
Phoenix, and at or prior to the time of
securing Il permit for the placing or
installing thereof, shall deposit with
the City Inspector of Buildings such
sum of money as the said City Inspec-
tor of Buildings shall estimate as suf-
ficient to cover the total amount of
fees to become due to the City hereun-
der for such contemplated work How
ever. in no event shall such sum 50 to
be deposited be less than the sum of
Two Dollars. And upon completion of
such placing and installing, and after
inspection and passing thereof by the
City Inspector of Buildings, the fees
due to the City under section hereof
shall be deducted from such sum of
money, and the remainder if any,
shall be returned to the corporation.
copartnership, association or individual
so depositing the same, together with
the certificate of inspection of said
placing or installation.
1t,fs L., l..
performed by the City Inspector of
Buildings may be performed by the
said City Inspector of Buildings, or by
assistants authorized thereto by the
City Commission by Ordinance or reso-
luton.
Sec. 8. All ordinances and parts OF
ordinances in conflict herewith, and
| only to the extent that they are in con-
flict herewith. and hereby repealed.
| Sec. 1. Whereas. the immediate OPP
GRAFTON Of this ordinance is necessary
| for the public peace, health and safety
of the City, an emergency is hereby
| declared to exist. and this ordinance is
| hereby exempted from the referendum
! clause of the State Constitution ant
/ the City Charter, and shall be in full
| force and effect from and after its pas.
sage by the Commission of the City o.
Phoenix and approval by the Mayor
and shall be published as required b!
! the City Charter.
! PASSED by the Commission Of TIL
City of Phoenix this end day Of De
, cember. 1914
! APPROVED this 22nd day of Decem
Der, 1914.
GEO. L. YOUNG,
Mayor.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-01-08

That the time of the commencement
Of this corporation shall be the date
Of the filing of its articles of incorpora-
ton in the office Of the Corporation
Commission of the state. and the time
Of its termination or expiration shall
be Twenty-Five go years thereafter.