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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1915-11-19
9Th WARD.

Arnold. James, Fish Pond.
Adams, Henry. Soudan.
And.ng, L. r., WATERPROOF.
Brown, Obedia, Waterproof Plantat,o
Beverly. Nathan, Waterproof Plant
Brown, Tom, Enoa
Bair. Oscar, Oakwood.
Brown. Lloyd. Jr., Locust Ridge.
Brown, Mathew, Locust Ridge.
Brown. Billy, Locust Ricge.
Brown, Anthony, Locust Ridge.
Barnes. Ed. Locust Ridge.
Beverly. Philips. Azucena.
Butler. Henry. BON Bay.
BARLEY. Frank, Bonn Bay.
Brown. Jerry. Bonn Bay.
Briscoe. West, Helena.
Bates. Henry, Myrtle Grove.
Brooks. Richard, Fish Pond.
Belly. Chas., Newfoundland.
Bowman. Louis. Consuella-
Bird. Finity, Soudan.
Bird. Sullivan, Soudan.
Bird. Fred, Soudan.
Bruce. Alex, Providence.
Cage, Joe. Midway.
Carroll. Walter. Midway.
Carroll. Henry. Caroline.
Cole. Tom. Bonn Bay.
Carroll, Willie. Bonn Bay.
Campbell. Tom. Bonn Bay.
Carroll. Nat. Bonn Bay.
Sarter. Ed. Barcelona.
Campbell. Emmett. Myrtle Grove.
Carter, Tom, Burn.
Clark. lobe. Burn.
Carroll. West, Burn.
Campbell, Richard, Burn.
Davis. Martin, Waterproof PIT.
+, Davis. Will. Waterproof Pit.
Derris. Ed. Midway.
Derris. Sam, Midway.
Davis. VIII, Azucena.
Donald. Dock. Crescent Home.
Donald. Chas. Teacony.
Daniels. John. Helma.
Davis. Henry. Fish Pond.
Davis. Ambros, Newfoundland
Davis. Hilton, Consuella.
Daniels. Nick, Donegal.
Lay, Fernando, Burn.
Ford. Jack. Oak Wood.
Felix. Robt., Oak Wood.
Foley. Stewart. Shanty.
Foley. Robt., Shanty.
Fields. Jesse, Barcelona
Frazier. Andrew. Burn.
Ford. Jack. Waterproof
rarrar. Meredith. Waterproof
Grayson. Armstead, Moro
Gray. Lge. Oakwood.
Gray. Robt.. Bonn Bay.
Giioert, Frank. Providence.
Grandson. Parker. Burn.
Grandson. Enoch, Waterproof.
Gasnwiiey. John. Waterproof.
Grandson. Erick. Waterproof.
Hill. Ben. Midway.
Henry. John. Midway.
henderson. Tom. Locust Ridge
henderson, Louis. Locust Kidre-
harper. Abraham. Azrcena. ~
Hill. Nose. Azucena.
hamilton. Joe. Shanty.
s4o!mee. John. Bonn BAY.
3apbese, Dills Ben 4sv.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1915-11-19

Scott, Albert, Newellton.
Solomon. Ben. Nswsl1ton.
Solomon, Lyman. Newellton.
Stewart, James. Jr., Newetlton.
Sharp, F. T., Newellton.
Taylor, John. Shackleford.
Taylor. John, Kansas.
Turner, Willie, Locust Grove.
Tolston, Gus, Kennilworth.
Thomas, Major, Mus Grove.
Trevillion, E. E., Routhwood.
Taylor. Wash, Routhwood.
Taylor, Silas, Routhwood.
Thomas, Wm., New Light.
Thomas. Wiley, New Light.
Valentine, Ben, RouthwoOd.
White. Dave. Rosewood.
White, Dave. Jr.. Rosewood.
willard, Edgar. Shackleford.
williams, John, OPP. Run.
Washington, Frank, Locust Grove
Williams. Oscar. Gamoral.
Wilson. Cap. wyoming.
West, James, Kennilworth.
West, John, Kenntlworth.
White, John. Kennilworth.
Wright, Willie, Oak Grove.
Winder. Henry. Nebraska
Waters. Gus, Nebraska.
Washington, Carlton, Blk. Water.
Washington, Carlton, Blk. Water.
Washington. Tom, Routhwood.
williams, Tom. Routhwood.
Williams, Ed, Routhwood.
Williams, Abe, Routhwood.
White, Mack, Routhwood.
Woodall, c. B., RouthwOod.
Weatherington, Jas, Newellton.
Ware, Walter. Newellton.
Eph., Newellton.
Willis, Percy. NewelltOn.
Wilson, Isiah, Newellton.
Ware, Fred, NewelltOn.
Young, John, Black Water.
Warrington, Hays, Green Vale.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1915-11-19
7TH WARD.

Brooks. Fred, Nevtonia
barnes. George. Nswto0aa.
nariss. Dan. Wavertreess ~
barise. Jesse. Wavertrse.
5lair. win. Wavertree.
BATES. George. Kirkland.
Bailey. Alex, Highland.
6ates. Warren. HishIand.
BATES. George HighIaS6
Bates George, HighIand-
5rown. Willie. Highlan6
brocus. Willie. Highlan6-
Brown. Ben. HIGHLAND.
Brooks. VIM, 1--we Oak
5roadwsy. Alex, Live Oar
1orden. Lloyd, Nonclova.
Lloyd. James. Doneral
bernard. 0illiard, Gum.
5uckner, Robt., Tullconit
Sarer. Jesse. Troy.
cooper. Ian. Newtonin.
Cole. Wash. Wavertree.
Cole. Dave. Wavertree.
cage, Jim. Wavertree.
lark. Henry. Scotland.
Ciaiborn. johnson. Highland
carter, Anderson. HiehIand
CoIeman. Il. D.. Live OAK.
carter. Mark. Gum.
campbell. VIM. Dona.
Lark. jeff. Nouclova.
er. NatAes. NeReleva.
csmpDen Robt.. Nonclova.
Cole. Henry. Nonelova.
Carter. Noah. Bel1o ma.
S.mpoeu. Frsd. LoouotIanl.
Ozark. Grover C1evoIanl. 6ah NJ.
erv!n, warren. 0ienvood.
swans. Monroe, Argyle.
EvanA Pug. Argyle.
Elliott. Will. Tullon.a.
EDDY. r. T.. v1ynn.
sIiis. JAMES. 0at Dale.
r ree,and; noss. htchIand.
rosts. De- s,svsrs. ". reeano.
e.-ner. hensoe. r.. wavsruss.
(csssinsst = NJ ~
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1915-11-19

Williams. Henry. rundown
Williams, Ben, Shutdown.
fWilliams. Lge, Shutdown.
Willis. James, Mayflower.
Williams. Levy, Mayflower.
White. Dave. Mayflower.
Wilson. John. Mayflower.
Williams, Geo., Jr., Astoria.
Wright, Joe. Astoria.
Williams. Alfred, Mamre.
Webb, Sam, Shady Grove.
Young. Lave, Botany Bay.
ioang, John. Jr., Yelverton.
5TH WARD.
Cell. Harry, Backland.
Bell. Tom, Blackland.
Burks, Ed. Wildwood.
Boyd. Will. wildwood.
Brown. Ike. Somerset.
Brinkley, R. c., Dalia.
Barney. Dug, Dalia.
holden. Sam, Ion.
chatman. Frank. Backland.
Collins. Pat, Blackland.
Cooper. Joe, Blackland.
Clark, Henry wildwood.
Cooper, Willie. Via Mede.,
Cochran, James. Somerset.
Cochran. James, Jr., Somerset.
{ rocket. Tom. Squedunk.
Coleman, win. Leona.
Davis, LangstOn, Blackland.
Davis, Jeff, Blackland.
Davis. Dave, Blackland.
Davis, Wm., Blackland.
Dempsey. Walter, Wildwood.
Douglas. Genl, Somerset.
Douglas. Willie. Somerset.
Diggs. Geo., Somerset.
Davis. Wyatt. Somerset.
Danton, Sam, Ion.
Edwards, Arnett. Somerset.
Edwards. Ben, Somerset.
Elliott, Dan, Barcelona.
Forbs. Pete, wildwood.
Flowers. Pink, Via Mede.
Frenchy. Henry. Somerset.
Gross, Jerry, Blackland.
Green, Feltus. Wildwood.
Castor. Wm., Wildwood.
Gibbs. Spencer. wildwood.
Gains, Frank, Via Mede.
Gaines, John, Via Mede.
Green, Willie. Somerset.
. Green, Frank. Somerset.
Gilbert, Prince. Richland.
Gaines. Parker. Stella.
Hopkins. Anderson. Blackland.
Hicks. Bill, Wildwood.
Henderson, Nelse. Somerset.
lines. Sam. Somerset.
Holiday. Granville, Richland.
Horner, David. Ion.
5andy, Jim, Stella.
Israel, Alfred, Wildwood.
Isaac. John. Somerset.
Johnson, Bill, Blackland.
Johnson, Grant, Wildwood.
Johnson. Major. wildwood.
lanes, Tullis. wildwood.
James. Clarence, wildwood.
Jones. Eph. wildwood.
Jackson, Val, Somerset.
Jones. Cornelius. Somerset.
Kinstra, Wright, Via Mede.
Sinstra. Adolph, Somerset.
Knight. Hugh, Somerset.
Kitchens. Lanius. Richland.
Long. Henry. Somerset.
Middleton, Jim, Hopaka.
Middleton. John Wildwood.
Mcdaniel. Sid, Ranch
Meadows, Geo., Squedunk.
Nichols. Willie. Somerset.
O'Kelly. d. H., Somerset.
Reed. Wm., Backland.
Robinson. Silas. wildwood.
Robinson. Tom, wildwood.
Riggs. Arthur, Via Mede.
Redding. Hy.. Somerset.
Redding. Salesberry. Somerset.
Robinson. Church. Stella.
Dixon. Will, Minnehaha.
Desha, Geo.. Villa Clara.
Day. Douglas. Bellevue.
Spencer. John, Via Mede.
Scott. ]. W.. Somerset.
Sansono. Joe. Jr.. Somerset.
Sapho, Lieut., Somerset.
Turner. Sam. Wildwood.
Thomas, Phil, Wildwood.
Thomas. Chas.. wildwood.
Thomas. Willie, wildwood.
Thomas. John, Somerset.
ShOsAAPoOus WdOc, somerset.
ALI. Ion.
Joe. Backland.
Weatherspoon, Austin. Backland.
hit. Levy, Somerset.
Jim, Somerset.
Jeff. Somerset.
Joe. Somerset.
Lee. Ranch.
John. Squedunk.
j. NJ. Jr., Dalia.
Arthur. Ion.
Irwin, Ion.
Walker. Nathan, Ion.
Wills. Eph. Ion.
White. Albert. Alton.
White. Reuben, Alton.
Louis, Stella.
Tom. Stella.
harrington, ban. SquedunK.
9Th WARD.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1915-11-19

Scot. WIN, Case Lumbsr Co. 49,.
Smou<. Bod. Case Lumber CO.
shepherd. Geo.. Case Lumber Co.
Snowden. Theo.. Case Lumber c.
stevens. Chas.. Case Lumber Co.
Smith. Joe. Mt. Ararat.
Scott, Jim, Ainehaha.
Scott. Ed, Minehaha-
Simmons. Cairo, villa Clara
Shirk, Chas., villa Clara.
Smith. Sidney. Osceola-
Scott, Oscar. Ridgeland.
fScott. Sam, Ridgeland.
kscott. Eugene. Ridgeland.
Scott. All. Jr.. Ridgeland.
Smith, Jim, Ridgeland.
Scott, Tom, Thistleridge.
Smart, Luke, China Grove.
Senie, John. Sunyside.
Sanders, Albert. Sunnyside.
Strauss, Joe. Sunnyside.
Strauss, Wash. Sunnyside.
/ Shirt, Ed. Osceola. No. 2.
Stanley. e. N. st. Joe.
Slatten, GUS. St. Joe.
! Scott, HUMPHREYS. st. Joe.
s'mitha, ]. NJ. st. Joe.
smith, A. NJ. st. Joe.
Secrease, Joe, st. Joe.
Shaifer. Arthur. st. Joe.
Stewart. Shed, Jr., st. Joe.
Sharpe. Henry, st. Joe.
sutton. lobe. st. Joe.
Smith, JOS. St.. Joe.
Thomas. Ben, Botany Bay.
Terry, John. Avondale.
Taylor, Joe, Delta.
Toran, jim, Oneonta-
Tyler, Henry. Oneonta
Taylor. Sol. Case L. Co.
Thomas, Cash. Mt. Ararat.
IYlford. Napoleon. Minnehaha.
Thompson. Wilson, Villa Clara
Tully. Ellis, Villa Clara.
Thomas. Jordan. Thistleridge.
Thomas. Willie. Thistleridge.
Thomas. Genl. Thistleridge.
Tucker, Louis, Mound.
Turner, Geo.. Mound.
Turner. Berry, Mound.
Thomas, George. Mound.
Turner, Carey. Mound.
Thornbe-g, Geo.. st. Joe.
Terrell. Geo.. st. Joe.
Vaughan. Jack, Crfmea.
Collins. Mckinley. Blackland.
Vandross, Chas.. st. Joe.
williams. Abe, Saranac.
Wade. Harrison. Lone Island.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1915-11-19
eND WAR;.

Andrews. Joe. Franklin.
anderson. Orange. New Light.
Anderson. Pete, Mound Point.
Brown. BUSTER Durosset.
Banks. Jake. Shackleford.
Bryant. zeke. Kansas.
Barks, Andrew. Klondyke.
4tfxent. Nathan. Moss Grove.
Butter, Joe. Moss Grove.
Battle. Chas.. Flower Grove.
Bee. Bush. Op Run.
Bee. Junius, Op Run.
Buckner. Bonney. Locust Grove.
Brown, Eddie. Locust Grove.
book. Sol, Oak Grove.
rflcy. John, Mus Grove.
2mer. chaa,, Nebraska
= ~. slim; Nebraska.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1915-11-19
List Of Delinquent Road Hands
for Tensas Parish.
The following is the list of the delinquent Road Tax
Payers for the year 1915. This tax must be paid
promptly or steps will be taken to enforce colIec
ton. which will attach additional costs.

Brown, Marcellus, West Point.
Burton, Allen. West Point.
Brown, Joe, Blk. Water.
Brown, Joe. Blk. Water.
Brown, Dan. Blk. Water.
Block, Willie. Blk. Water.
Bass. Jesse, New Light.
Bass. Willie. New Light.
Bass, Nose, New Light.
Brown, Atlas, New Light.
Butler, Walter. New Light.
Fellows, Ed, New Light.
Brown, Anderson, New Liglt.
Buckner, Jno. Henry. Newellton.
Crockett, Webb, Jr., Remtlino.
Colbert, Stewart, Op Run.
Chas. Mitchell, OPP. Run.
Chase, John. Op. Run.
Carmmack. Ben, Locust Grove.
Carter, Jim, Jr., Glade, Point.
Carter, Van, Glade Point.
Cook. Junius, Kennilworth.
Clark. Dave. Tensas Bluff.
Chase, Ed, Nebraska.
Clay. Geo.. Nebraska.
Conway, Bob, RouthwoOd.
Carter, Nelse. New Light.
Carter. Will. New Light.
Chase, Ed. West Wood.
Cox, Arthur, NewelltOn.
Campbell. Lige, Newellton.
Davis, John, Cane Bayou.
Davis, Isiah. Franklin.
Davis, Geo., Balmoral.
Dixon, Ed, Income.
Dyson, Lem, Nebraska.
Dorsey, Mike, Routhwood.
Dorsey, Pipe. Routhwood.
Dorsey. Jams. Routhwood.
Damon, Sullivan. Routhwood.
Dixon. w. s., Newellton.
Elan. RObt., Wild Cat.
Emerson, Oneal, Moss Grove.
Emerson, Mike, Jr., Moss Grove.
Elias, Melcay, Locust Grove.
Emerson, Edgar, Oak Grove.
Elgutter, M. S., Newellton.
Freeman. Wm., OPP. Run.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-24
IMPROVEMENTS ON NORTH
 MACDONALD STREET

Several Of the enterprising property holders along North Macdonald street have clubbed together and installed a fourteen-inch concrete pipe line in front of their respective homes for the conveying of irrigation water. thus doing away with the unsightly open ditches with their customary abundance of weeds and refuse. This pipe line is laid to the grades figured at the time the general city improve ments were contemplated (but which were not carried out) with a view to its serving the dual purpose of con- veying irrigation water and draining the street after heavy rainfall. Sim pie but strongly built disk gates per init the serving of the individual grounds, and at each tree along the parkway there is a small stand pipe W hand valve whereby the trees may be irrigated simultaneously with the grounds. This arrangement makes particularly neat appearance and permits of a wider level terrace be- tween the street curb and the side walk, and. considering it's efficacy and all around desirability. the cost of the installation of this concrete ir- rigation system is very moderate
Arizona republican., 1915-11-24
HE LATEST BOOKS

"The Man and Maid from Mesa a real Arizona romance full of real situations. The love story of this charming tale has its romantic set ting amongst the Hello" girls of the Mesa telephone exchange. developing with fascinating detail. around girl so lovable and charming that she wins affection from the start. and a genuine hustler of the finest type George Kellogg and Elsie Villman- the man and the maid. respectively are thrown together in their daily pursuits. Elsie at once recognizes the sterling qualities of the man, while Kelley" falls willing victim to the charms of the dainty maid But he loses his head. completely, and despite her protests (though one gets the impression they were faint, they journey to Phoenix on Monday. No- vember 22nd. just one day in advance of the date set, and are there united in the holy bonds of matrimony. The climax comes with a snap as keen as a desert breeze. It is bound to be one of the most popular books of the year. especially inspiring to young couples likewise contemplating the marriage relation. Their trip to Tempe and their visit to Chandler are full of amusing incident and per- nOus adventure
Arizona republican., 1915-11-24
CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO, Nov. 23.-Denials that any Greek ships were being held up or that blockade of Greece was in force, operated as more than an off set today for early declines in the wheat market here. The close was nervous. but at the same as yester- days finish to i4 higher with De- cember at $l03A, and May, 106 7s. Corn gained IFS M1% to 1%, and oats, E G + to 6I E. Tn provisions the outcome was unchanged to 621s up.
 Rallies in the wheat market had but little force until dispatches from London were published indicating that reports of complete stoppage of sea commerce with Greece were incorrect.
 Corn showed decided strength, and climbed to about the highest prices so far on the crop. Meagerness of receipts at terminal markets was the principal incentive to buyers.
 Oats were dominated by the action of corn.
 Provision trading was active and at times exceeded. Sharp advances. which were scored in nearly all op- tions, resulted largely from rise in the cotton oil market.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-24
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF MARI COPA, STATE OF ARIZONA

In the matter of the estate Of James ". Hawn, deceased.
 Notice of Administrative Sale of
 Real Estate at Private Sale.
 Notice is hereby given that, in
 pursuance of an order of the Superior court of the County of Maricopa. State, of Arizona, made on the 9th day of November. 1915. in the matter
 of the estate of James w. Hawn.
 deceased, the undersigned, the ad-
 ministratrix of the estate of James w. Hawn, deceased, will sell at pri- vate sale in separate parcels. to
 the highest bidder. upon the terms and conditions hereinafter mentioned, and subject to confirmation by said
 court on or after November 23. 1915.
 all the right, title, interest and es- tate of the said James W. Hawn, de-
 ceased. at the time of his death, which was an entire interest in and to real property hereinafter described and all the right, title and interest that the said estate has by operation
 of law or otherwise. acquired, other than or in addition to that of said
 deceased at the time of his death, of. in, and to, those certain pieces lots or parcels of land situate. lying and being in the County of Maricopa, State of Arizona, and more particu-
 larly described as follows, to-wit: Lots ? and {. block 6; lots 1851
 and west half (w15) of lot 9, block
 N: and lots 2-4-6-S and west half
 (w1z) of lot 10 block N. all in Uni- versity Addition to the City of Phoe-
 nix. said County and State.
 Terms and conditions of sale: Cash in gold coin of the United States; ten Go) per cent of the purchase
 money to be paid at the time of sale,
 balance on confirmation of sale All bids or offers must be in writing, and
 may be left at the office of w. H. Stilwell. attorney for said adminis- tratrix, at +0S Fleming Block, Phoe-
 nix, Arizona, or delivered to the ad-
Arizona republican., 1915-11-24
AIGLEY FARM
 GETS \ PRIZE
Experiment Station Wins First Prize at State Fair For Sugar Cane Exhibit; Water Duty Experiment on Cane Growing

The Higley section is to be con- graduated on it's recent achievement at the state fair. The U. S. experi- ment station at Higley. where water duty investigations are being con ducted under the direction of r. F. Fuller. irrigation engineer, depart ment of agriculture. won the first prize for ribbon sugar cane shown at the fair last week, the exhibit from the station being pronounced the best produced in the Salt River Valley.
 This cane was grown under a duty of 2.26 acre feet of water per acre since planting. This water duty is relatively lower than is supposed to be necessary for the raising of sugar cane. but it is anticipated that even yet better results will be obtained with q more moderate use of water. In the raising of this particuular crop varied duties of water were employed. and after the data, which was care fully gathered, is computed, the most economical duty for the maximum yield will be then determined and the result made known. This should be of immense value to the farmers of this section. since it is anticipated that the raising of sugar cane in this valley will ultimately be one of the principal and most remunerative agri- cultural pursuits.
 In connection with the raising of sugar cane. there are great possibili- ties in the installation of small. in- expensive crushing rolls. whereby a large percentage of the juice may be recovered and boiled down to thick cane syrup which should yield a gross return of several hundred dollars per acre. provided a sufficient market exists for such a product. and also make possible the recovery of a part of the sugar content at a very low cost as compared with the ship ping of the cane to outside factories or refineries. While such inexpensive rolls would probably not recover more than 50 per cent to 60 per cent of the sugar content. the pulp could be also utilized as it will make ex- -cellent silo material. The idea is worthy of careful investigation on the part of the individual sugar cane producers. end. in this connection. the experiment station. while being conducted primarily for the purpose of determining the water duties best adapted to the different crops and indigenous to this section, is glad to
Arizona republican., 1915-11-24
PLEASED WITH VALLEY

MT. and Mrs. M. B. McPherson, with their two children, Donald and Catherine, have been spending several days in Tempe as the guests of the Felton family. Mir. McPherson is en- gagged in farming. and numbering on a large scale in Kent county, Mich After an extensive trip throughout the west, in which both expositions were visited. the McPhersons declared the Salt River valley to be the finest az riculturaI country they had seen. They left last night for the Grand Canyon which they will visit on their return trip.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-24
IMPRESSIVE FUNERAL

The funeral of Mrs. Maggie Windes Bischop was held from the Christian church yesterday morning at ten o'clock large gathering of sorrow ing friends were in attendance at the service and the floral display was beautiful. 4 splendid sermon was preached by Rev. Claude Jones of, the Phoenix Christian church, who as- sisted Rev. J. R. Rountree in the con- duction of the service. The pail bear CTS were: Geo. NJ. Frizzell; T. Dickson, G. R. Finch, c. H. Prather, I. Car kott and Robert Gilliland. The remains were laid to rest at the Double Butte cemetery
Arizona republican., 1915-11-24

B Grocery Company. R. F. Steele Grocery Company, Vance Brothers Bakery. East End Grocery. McElwain Grocery Company. A. F. Richards. q. O. Wendell. Allison Davis Hardware Company. Arizona Land Company. Mesa City Bank, Salt River Valley Bank, Lesueur- Salisbury Company. The Toggery. Golden Rule Store. C. F. RObersOn. Mesa Furniture Com pany. The C.. s. Stapley CO. Inc. G. L. Young, Walter Hill Company. Johnson-Pearce Company W. R.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-24
Tempe News Notes
AFTER SEVERAL WEEKS
 AHnEE

After lay-off of several weeks, the Tempe cotton sin is in operation and if cotton continues to come in as fast as it has for the last few days, all most a constant run from now until the clcse of the season will be made. The gin is working in splendid shape. and thus far cotton has been ripeninS SC slowly that only a few days a week at the most, have been required of the gins to put the seed cotton through and the lint into bales for shipping.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-24
EPISCOPAL BAZAAR

The Woman's Guild of the St. Marks Episcopal church will hold their annual bazaar on Saturday. No vember 27th. the bazaar proper be- ing from zoo to $500 p. m-. followed by a dance from S:00 to 12:O0 D. m- in the evening. though it is whispered that those desiring to purchase dainty articles of all descriptions may do so in the evening notwithstanding. The Mesa orchestra will furnish the music for the dancing
Arizona republican., 1915-11-24
NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK. Nov. 23.-Mercantile paper 303A.
 Sterling: Sixty day bills. 465.50: :: demand. 470.15; cables. 470.s5.
 Bar silver. 52A
 Mexican dollars, 40Ac.
 Government bonds. steady; rail- road bonds. firm.
 Time loans, firm; sixty days. 2A a 21s; 90 days. 2i4m2%: six months, 2s4 @S.
 Call money. steady: high. ,; low 1%; ruling rate, 1a last loan : :; closing bid. IA; offered at 2.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-24
COLLECTIONS ADMINISTRATORS SALE

Pursuant to the provisions Of the last will and testament of Agnes W. Medley. deceased, I will sell the following described real property sit mated in the City of Phoenix. county of AIaricopa. State of Arizona. to- wit. part of Lot 10. Block 6. Murphy addition being I25 it. on Washing ton street and 1s7 1-2 it. on Seventh street at private sale
 Bids for the purchase of said property will be received by me at TOP F. Washington street up to the hour of noon the first day of De- cember. 1915.
 ETHEL D. MEALEy. Administrator of the Estate of Agnes N. Medley. deceased
Arizona republican., 1915-11-24
VuIcanizlnQ

E. E. LAUTZENHISER, expert vul- canizer, formerly at O'Neill Garage. 112 North Central. Next to Fixes. If
 TIRE HOSPITAL OF PHOENIX
 Vulcanizing and welding done promptly and guaranteed; out Of town work solicited. Arizona vuI- canizing Works. POT West Washing ton: phone 626. If
Arizona republican., 1915-11-24
RETURNED TO TEMPE

Mrs. Geo. Myers, who has been in the hospital at Mesa for several weeks has returned to Tempe and is at her home on East Seventh street. MT. Myers has recently accepted po- sition at Castle Hot Springs and with in short while The family will move to it's new home there.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-24
COOKED FOOD SALE

The ladies of the Baptist church will hold a cooked food sale at the A X g grocery store this afternoon beginning at 2:OO D. m-, at which time all sorts of delectable foods and dainties suitable for Thanksgiving dinner will be on sale at moderate prices.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-24

ministratrix personally, or may be filed in the office of the clerk of the above mentioned court, any time after the first publication of this notice, and before the mek king of the sale. Said administratrix reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
 Dated Phoenix. Nov. 6. 1915.
 MAUDE l.. STEELE, 4 Administratrix of the estate of James Wilbur Hawn, deceased.
 ". H. STILWELL,
 Attorney for Administratrix.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-24
WILL BANQUET PLAYERS

One Of the important features or the visit to Tempe tomorrow of the Florence high school boys and girls basket ball teams will be banquet ,to be given tomorrow evening in their honor. Elaborate. plans are under way for the entertainment of the visitors while there are in Tempe and a jolly time for the teams of both schools is anticipated.