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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-22
HtII.I,ING TEHN.ri".
Eight building Permits. Amounting .
% SiE.nnn.

Permit. for new and rcNair work
were Issued yesterday By Building In
spector Butler as follows:
Mrs Fell" -. Rady. to build de-
tached ;vp-story brick store ana hall
on the south side OF Roberts street.
between North and Barton Avenues. to
cost $4,000.
The TredeGar Company. 70 build two
one-storv brick warehouses on the
south side OF Trcdcgar street. between
First and Second streets to cost
SO 600.
w l.. DrirkarI. Jr.. to build a two
story brick dwelling IT 2Gol Floyd
avenue. 20 cost Se,2co.
Janet l.. Hoffman. 10 build q brick
garage in rear Of i25 North Boulevard,
TO cost S+25
$. z. Bevcridge. to repair brick store
3lS West Eroad street, to cost 81 100.
Mrs Edith y. Clarke TO repair frame
dwelling on the north side Of Will
li;,mshurg Avenue. between Montrom
crv and Gales Streets, TO cost $315.
W NJ. Anderson, to repair fran"
cycling 1903 Moa'Side Avenue to cost
Mrs Lucie c. Wilson. 10 repair frame
dwelling l401 North Road, to COS; $3.50.
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cuAScERY DEEDS or TRUST.
Eight Deeds of Trust kp,oun,
fn

Catherine :. i:lovcn.y ct viz. to W.
+. sullivan It NJ. trustees. o5xl25 foet
south Line Stuart .Avenuc III rect :
inches cast OF Sycamore Street octo-
her -. 1915. $1,000.
w. l.. Harris Ct ux. TO J. a Con-
nelly c; al. trustees. 27Xi$2l-2 feet
west linz Reservoir street. las i-2 fec,
north OF Cary street September S,
George W. Spar Q, lux. 20 +. Sit
t"rd!nS e; ais, trustees, 3Cxi25 feet
vast line Thirty-fourth Street 100
fee, north Of VI street. October II,
1915; $3.50.
II. e. Richardson Q; ux. to n s.
Taylor Il al. trustees. IS. l-oXl.JG.i | -"
fee. OF the south side or broad street
Road, continuing ten acres October
u. 1873: $1,000.
Call!e II. Brauer ct al. 10 J. T. Car
neal, trustee, niXi32 feet south line
Cedar street. 100 feet west of Buch
anan street October .. 1915; $1,000.
Julian c. Anderson e, ux. To Rich
ard w. Jones, trustee. 60Nl30 foe; east
lire Moss side Avenue, 200 feet south
OF Essex street. October :, 1915; $l,-
72o
L. s. Tilirr ct ux to ". T. sullivan
trustee, eiXl"J feet south Inc Oak
wood Avenue, :" feet east OF CowarGin
street. September >. 1915. il,44S.f1.
George l.. Wood Ell ux. to T.. NJ. Box
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-22

j. Mitchell. OF Clay Ward. 1T the next
meeting OF the Eoord Of i!dernlcn
Under the provisions o. The present
c.ty chUrt"r governing the Etrc De.
partment. approved moro than twenty
year" ago. crc"N mHu an ;he depart
mcm'. from the, chic; TO IT,. lowest
grade hrcmcn. is up for election every
three years
=. W Hail, captain OF Company No
Il. stationed In ,;intcr Park, has been
named by tho Board OF Fire Commits
si"nc:s to succeed Captain K NJ Nor
r'"3t. OF c"mpaay No /, who lost his
i:fr e. tho Crcnshaw Warehouse lire.
ana j.. w. Naton Lieutenant: Of Com
rSny No. J. was promoted 70 Captain
l'ali9 position. j. T.. Eottn W \.
Wallace and J. ~ Key. Grad. I; fire.
men, were elected members OF Com
patty No. /. to nll the vacancies caused
hN The death OF two other mcmbcrs
OF this company in the Same fire.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-22
REAL ESTATE
AND COUR Is

Trading or tho local real estate mar
ket yesterday was uull. While tho
sales We're ~ numerous us on the
average day. the deals were confined
entirely To the transfer of small PROV
crty. anh tho business for the day
amounted TO less than S20.o"0.
.in'n"r < Francis sold to W. r.. Cross
- lot fronting oi:rhtccn cc"t ten inches
on tho south side Of Tay'or street. at
~" west coinc- IT Temple street. for
33.So" :. NJ. Collins sold u lot front
in's tw"rtyf"m feet on the south side
"f pnkwood Avenue. Just east Of CO.
400 ~
The Building Department ISSUED :,
permit yesterday to Mrs. Belle d
knd". TO build Il detached twU-story
brick store and hall on tho south side
"' :tooerts street, between North and
iHrtom Nvcnu"s. that viii! cost Sc 600
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-22

The regular monthly mcctin;; of the
Swan"horo titiZcDs' and civic League
was held last night in the weathcrford
Memorial BAPTIST Church. Only rou-
tine business was transacted the assoc
citation passing cor future consideration
The matter of requesting the Virginia
halfway and Power Company 20 double
track it's spur line from the Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad TO Clorton Street.
in !SWanSrOrO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-22
FOR LIFE TENURE
Aidcr;nan Mitchell VIM Intradurr Or
;''aahcc Amending Charter to
.tholihh Re-i:Icrtion nG Eirc:ncn

I'm ordinance providing that all ncm-
bcr* vi the Fire and Fire ; .ynnl De
r"rtn.cnts shall hold their offices con-
'ihCously from the time th,y are
elected by The Eoayd Of Fire Commits
sioEctS. unless they should lie removed
b. thc board. and aboiishin:s the re-
election of the men every three years,
VIII Nn imtrolucch by Allnr,.lAn .lnhn
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To-Day and Tonight in
Richmond

Council Committee on Finance,
Gay Anii. \ O'Clock.
Adnliiiiutruti>. Hoard, hcurtnr or
charges against trrers, 3::IU O'c,Vch.
AtuucHI. -'.;,utcnSt." Si...
Hi)ou--DorsthS mortimer Conn
pauS, in ''huu:Inc ~" $3.50.
I.yflc-POpuiir vaudeville and
ricturcsj matinee, 8: piSht, 1890
ana d.
l.ittic-TaranuUnt pictures; con-
tinuOEs performance.
COIUnlHl-ilOtion pictures, coutin-
uOuh pvfiUrniaNcc.
fsis-MoilUn pictures, continuous
performance.
tictor--MotiUn pictures; contin-
uouH performance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-22

Tn" people o! Stomy Geek. SUSSEX
."Inty, al an election Ia he held on
:>oVe'nbe' .. viii choose ,Scir town Of
"v''S' VINO were nominated 81 u Dui5Ii,,
meeting OF citizens held nif-n; Lo.nrn
,aAt Ih"E arc AZ follows: Tor Ma.nr.
T.. l.. Best for councilncm. W Y Free
mar, Or. ". = pr:cc. l. = Prince /.
l.. GOODWIN. T.. T. IarYatt ANA -.
thornton Under The nov go-..nncnr
.'"n! improvements 20 tic grow N"
town ave loOl:cd FOR
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PLUMBING PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
Yesterday by Plumbing Inspector Lam
derS:
Williams Plumbing Co. for George
T. Childress, 1909 Virginia Avenue.
Capitol Plumbing Co, for i. ~
Patterson, lSoS Cedar street
Bowman &: Gregory. for Davis Broth
crs. l0a and l07 West Street
Joseph y liemcy & Co. for J. Kin
dcrvatcr. @2lS Hanover Avenue.
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cuANcERy RELEASE DEEDS.


FOur NcIrnNr Drc'.S. A!nOl:ntInG 10
31a,'SJ
w. &. i;lanton. trustee. to ormond"
Smith CT ais. T0Xli9 feet at the south
east corner OF Virginia Avenue and
Burns Street. January ~. 1915: sij5.
\. q. i:rown II ais. to r. IL Bon
nett. II l-9Nl30 feet south line lvy
street. IL feet cast of Meadow street.
October -. 1918: S3.I50.
II. :. Taylor Jr., trustee. 10 H. r..
Richardson. !, lot OF land ON the south
side of l;rond stree, Road. October
u. 1915; GlC.iU0.
l.. Il. cary, trustee. To J. T.. Cross,
i25.-N23S.j feet at III" northwest cor
ucg OF Seminary ana Thurman Ave-
nue%.. October -, 1915: $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-22

same. for Zimmerman II Co. POS
East fr"ad street. four iiNturcs
sumo, Tor Nit. Hc,zcr To5 West Main
street three fixtures
Sarc. for j. g Mccrory. -, Eas,
troad street, twcntN-ScveU outlets
Same. for Mr.. CaSkiC = North Fifth
street five outlets aud lights
i"dScN q Fry. FOR .ium" I;rcwiux
Co, inrriSCn and Clay Streets, Six
tcvn outlets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-22
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we especially wan; to send it to those
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We want to show every at own
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nENH.co Deeds or TRUST.
'rhrc" nreds of trust. Amounting

ihrcc Deeds OF trust. Amounting
to E!0,SiJ.
Wra%- Wythe Davis ct ais. to T.. u
ford ct al, iGXlIu feet on thr NORTH
sd OF Grace street. 40 fec; wr,t OF
hdams Street: also 10 acres north line
OF the broad Street Road. ABBOTT onr
mile west OF Richmond. October l.
1917; sIN.SS0.
Charles Sinton Trucman TO - -
HoNl"y ct al, trustees. "I3.5X.l3 feet,
lot 81. plan OF club View. October j..
1913: $500.
G.. Lee Franklin 81 ux to John >loan.
trustee. acre, .oUthwcHt.rn sI.c OF
Ridge Road. Tuckahoe District. Sep
tc:H.,r /. 1915; $3.50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-22

" i!iiHin :. ItuWiett, Il hrakcnl.tm vcS-
ierHa% lied Il petition in voluntary
nhnkiupicy In the United states D!m-
:r;Ct Court. listing his iipSi,itl.. Mt
S$!3.Go, all Of wnicn a"c unsecured. and
his assets y, $50. Among these hoidins;
ci"im' u"h:nSt the petitioner are M,H
:. y. Sttnd", Sli1: Wcldcr Brothers,
!'4: 80; Dr. y. 7. i;uckor. $l02. ana Or.
l.. 7. Baker. SGJ
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rn,hcr stcn. ca.c pts,,,,,..,

IN I'E.Ncc GcOrru t'lrcI,i, ,o,,,, -
cay, ihc case II Roy Fathc. Sier
.aSiot OF tho Sew Bohemian catholic
church. was nollc p.ossed The case
@Aoul" never have been on the COURTS
""'"ei Tie father several weeks
ae" was indicted on the charE. of
selling hcer The only basis for the
'harge was the fact that curing one
"a! the Bohemian celebration. beer was
!.al".od OF lie was Indicted as ~
pa&to: Of The conErc2atiou thoush he
Il,tN ~ nNrt ID! ihc sal. % hnr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-22
ELECTRIC PERMITS.

+. +. Pollard. for a. Seelnan. III
Mongolia Avenue. Highland Park, tif-
teen outlets.
Same. for same, 100 Mongolia Ave-
nue.. fifteen outlets.
II. Levin. FOR Isis Theatcr. SOS East
Broad street, TWO fixtures.
Winston Electric Construction Co.
Tor AIRS. Alicott, 2sl9 West Main
Stroet. two LIGHTS and thrcc fiXtmrca
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-22

over 400 lots ~ bright and lark TO-
bacco Were sold 81, III. w;,r.hc,,..s ~,
prices considerably III advance Of ,ln..
OF !ast week. The market ia very ;,c
i've and Win each day price. arc
Hdvhucinr WAN - good scason Tor
hhndiins. the receipts wil! be largely
increased.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-22
HENRICo TRANSFERS.

One Decd Of bargain nn, SnIc
tuinuutin;: ~ S,i5a.
Emmett :. orahgc to G. T. Lauter-
bach, acres on the Mountain Road
about eight miles from Richmond
May Is, 1915, tax, 81: $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-22
LAW AND Equity couEr.

The Montague Manufacturing Com
pany wuH awarded i Judgment for S3lS
in III" !-2w ana Equity Court %cs;cr-
day "rai!s; =. J. Melton.
Jennie Il. ChaddicE instituted suit
for $500 damages against the city OF
Richmond and w. II. MctcalF. No Gcc-
lurN:.Dn wGE filed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-22

The story of y. L. Barrick. loeis West
Main St. Ashland. Ohio. reads like
miracle. and his recovery from both tu-
bcrculoSis OF the bone and lungs is the
strongest endorsement for NATURES Gre
alton.
~ weighed $50 pounds" writes Mr..
Barrick. and took the first bottle OF
Natures Creation as an experiment
sent Tor Inc second bottle against the
doctors advice. But now, after taking
three and onc-half bottles, | weigh 1870
pounds, feel better than | have for sew
cral years and The doctor says he
not detect anything the matter with my
lungs and that with ordinary care they
are as good rs ever"
Please note that Mr. Barrick's case
was no ordinary one. He had both tu-
bercuoSis of the bone aud lungs-had
been operated on and had one leg taken
OFF ut the knee. IL Natures Creation
can conquer such extreme cases. don't
you think II can help you? 1t Ia accom-
plShing wonders every day in treatment
Of all forms OF tuberculosis and condi-
tons leading to 1t. such as asthma.
bronchitis. catarrh, impure blood and
run down system. Read the stories OF
many former sufferers which you will
find In our booklet. Truth" along with
photographs Of these grateful people.
Send today for copy. N. L, IIaymann.
Az State Life Bldg. Indianapolis, Ind.
Hewnrc OF imitntiolw-use
only the original and genuine
Nnfurc's CrentiOn.
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Hotel tori.orntion.

'e'tihcaics o! inco.porNtiOu .. iho
nF"i!orh iio;el Company wore recorded
IN nc clerks Office. The capital stock
is $@c,ncD maximum; S20ooo minimum
ana the officers arr. Fciix Kc.gHn. Of
Nchm"hG' president. Edwin =. Glenn
"h''' petersburg, vice president: Frank
H'ticr Petersburg. observation-disclosures
IN" Sti"ttorI Hotel property was re-
tcntlE purchased by the company FOR
SlO.NNn.
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am ny. Ht'uIWick 70 succeed Mr.. New
'1ii'"r ant MIR. ScLy. whose terms .x-
p're on ccrnhc- -. high tributes are
pa'' to ia" experience and uualiiica
tons Of both men
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ley ct al. trustees. 20 feet \ Inches by
80 foet north liz" coddhu Street. ~ feet
inches w"s, Of Hickory street. Oc,c-
Der III. 1915: $ici.
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LocnI Temperature Ycstcrtln,


Rainfall last twelve hours y
Rainfall last twciity-four hours
Tendency In rainfall since March
80. :..-.. ..........
Dthclcncy IN rainfall since Jan
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Local barometer Rcndinr.

a. ~ ''''''.'... ..,.............. COOS
W. ''''...'...' ........... o.
incni Observation at = T.. II. Yesterday.
temperature. IS: humidity so ,ytnd
direction. south. wind, velocity, 3
miles, weather, clear
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NiNi.TIH.; ALMANAC.

VVII'IsT =. 1"II.
hl';E TIDE
49,, -'''. =, Morning asa. 1 90
''..- '.''-i evening. ..... ! 80
Arizona republican., 1915-07-09
COME LIN YOU
 PIE BUILDERS
Novel Contest Will Decide Who is the Best Pie-Baker in the Valley, and Three Lucky Mortals Will Re- ccive Cash Prizes

Ever hear of Pie Contest?" Not pie eating contest; but q sort of an exhibition of pies where the baker or the best, second best and third best pastry masterpieces receive val uahle prizes and the onlookers be- come the happy possessors of all the pie which the judges do not demolish in the course of their official duties So far as is known such contest is d novelty to Phoenix; but it will not be after next Tuesday. On that day all the master bakers, or baker esses in the valley are invited to submit the choicest specimens of their handiwork to board of competent judges. to be passed upon, lacerated and eaten.
 There are certain conditions at tached to the contest which must be observed. The filings. works" or in sides of the pies must be made from a fruit now. in. season and grown in the Salt River Valley Plums, cher ries. peaches, apricots. grapes. straw berries, blackberries, raspberries and Ioganberries will fill the bill.
 The maker of the best pie will re- ceive ten dollars in gold. to the the maker of the second best pie will be given five dollar gold piece and the maker of the third best bit of pastry will receive two dollars and half in coin of the realm.
 Contestants forfeit all right and claim to the pies upon entrance of same in contest. They become the property of the onlookers and will be properly cared fer by them
 No entrance fee. other than the re- gular admission at the gate. will be charged
 The contest will take place at Riv- erside Park next Tuesday evening July 1S, and it is open to every anna teur piebaker in the valley. Entries close at noon on the day of the con test The hour of the Judgment and general distribution of the pies will be announced later
Arizona republican., 1915-07-09
ARIZONA INTRODUCES
 STILL ANOTHER STAR

For the second time this week a brand new movie star is introduced to Phoenix at the Arizona theater The latest debutante is Rita Jolivet who will be seen tonight in the Jesse L. Lasky production of Eleanor h. grams famous romance, The Un- afraid" Tn this she will be sup ported by House Peters.
 The name of the drama Is applied to the heroine. an American heires who fascinated by flashing noble of Montenegro goes alone to that semi -feudaI country to fulfill her pro- mise of marriage even though she is warned to keep away. The girl is one who. through all her strange 3d ventures, never fails for courage, and she meets all troubles still without fear.
 This picture has created much com ment throughout the country. It is produced in the splendid manner of all the Lasky film dramas and should prove another confirmation of the Arizona's slogan, All that is best in movies
Arizona republican., 1915-07-09

time he was called on the phone when R. A. Logue requested that he bring some repairs for his Ford. one wheel of which he had dropped off an embank- ment. Following this events began to pile up. next in line being tire troubles.
 The main body of the caravan reached the coveted spot little after midnight, only to discover that w. Lines and John Gump, driving the two front cars, were not there. Bed and baggage disposed of Harry Cartmel and Fob Losue, in the formers machine hit the back trail ln search of the wan dering forerunners. All night they pounded the reads up mountains and down, travelling more than a hundred miles when they returned with the lost to camp about nine o'clock Sunday morning, all members just a little fatigued.
 Those in the party were M-. and Mrs. R. A. Logue and family, MT and Mrs. H. T. Cartmel and daughter, MT. and Mrs. J. J. Gump, MT. and Mrs. R. F. Stauffcr, MT and Mrs. Cowan, Mir and Mrs. Pinneil, Miss Ralston, Miss Me
Arizona republican., 1915-07-09
ADJUSTMENTS
CHARLIE CHAPLIN IS
 HOME AT THE EMPRESS

While many are going to the mountains and the coast. those who are still in Phoenix will have the ocean brought to them, as the worlds faVorite comedian, Charlie Chaplin, will be at the Empress for the next three nights in that screamingly fun ny new Essanay comedy, By the Sea" Don't be mistaken, as this is positively the first time shown in Phoenix, and the Empress shows nothing but new Chaplin comedies. There will be also d three reel Els ance." Richard Walton, a wealthy society man, disgusted with the schemes of women to catch him on account of his wealth, leaves the city. He visits friend who has a beautiful sister. She has no use for social lions, leaves a note saying that she prefers gypsies to society men. and goes to visit her aunt. Walton, discovering she has gone. pursues and kidnaps her and takes her to gypsy camp. She becomes a fortune teller, but finally tires of 1t. Walton takes her home. She is greatly surprised to find that he is not a gypsy but marries him just the same.
 A Hearst Selig Weekly will show many interesting scenes. both at come and in the warning nations.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-09
Mar Pictures at Plaza

The feature at the Plaza theater to- day will be the great views taken on the firing line end in the war stricken districts of Europe by the Strand Film company. This picture. which is No. 6 of the Strand War Series is the first of these to be shown in Phoenix The main part of the picture is devoted to the devastation and ruins of Termonde. It shows a general view of the town of whose 140O houses HOO were burned to ashes Tn this place 20OO inhabi- tants who took refuge in cellars were buried in the ruins. It also shows Great Britain's sons of the sea and many scenes taken on the actual firing line T. is wonderful picture and should draw great audiences to the Plaza today.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-09
PRICES PAID TODAY BY WALTER
 HILL & co
MARRIAGE LICENSE - Ys.

MARRIAGE LICENSE - Ysabel Ventura and Rita Zapata were gran ted a marriage license yesterday by the cleI of the superior court. BOY RELEASED-AngeI Palamen- to. I2-year-oId lad brought before the juvenile court from Tempe charg- cd with breaking into a house. was released yesterday
 TO THE COAST Secretary of State
 Sidney r. osborn left last night for a visit with his family at Les Angeles and to attend the Elks convention which opens next Monday.
 MISSIONARY MEETING - The ladies of the First Baptist church will
 meet this afternoon at 2:3O o'clock at the church for the regular missionary
 meeting. A social hour and refresh Gpents Twill follow the program.
 IN SUPREME COURT-The case of Q. K Franklin vs. the Havalena Mining company. ct al. was filed yesterday in the supreme court on appeal. The case. which involves title to mining claims in Santa Cruz county was appealed some time ago and was remanded for a new trial.
 LEAVE FOR cOAST-walter Ri- ghetti, of the Arizona State Press mechanical department and Freddy Segovia. of the Southern Pacific shops, will leave this evening for rhe coast. They expect to take in 10th expositiGns. Walter Righetti will attend the annual convention of the International Typographical Un- ion in Los Angeles in August
 OFF FOR SANTA FE-Deputy U. s Marshal Price. accompanied by twelve federal prisoners. left last evening for tLe United States prison at Santa Fe. The prisoners are Mar tin Avalles, C. IT. Woodcock. Rafael Valenzuela. s. NJ. Tracey. w. T Hen dersor. Albert F. Fox. Jim Yey 0Chines-). Bonifacio Soto. Elisha Smith Gndian). Frank Lopez. Regina Puen,a and "D 30." an Indian.
 SOME ARTICHOkES-In the win dow of the w. K James real estate office there is plant which has attracted great deal Of attention for the last two days. It is especially appealing to the folks from back east" or Scot land for they mistake it for a gigantic thistle. T. has a head like a thistle ex- cept that in place of the spines there are short, thick flat leaves. But the head terminates in a purple flower like the flower of some kinds of the thistles. The leaves are the shape of those of the thistle except that they are with stalk of an artichoke raised by Mir James. The whole stalk about three feet high held at one time 15O heads.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-09
GLENDALE
EvENrFUL TRIP TO MOUNTAINS

Last Saturday a party of about twenty Glendale people planned to spend a Sane Fourth" and in pursu- ance of these plans left in the evening by automobile for a quiet nook on Camp Creek where bathing is fine some game is known to exist and the beau tiful willows furnish inviting shade where the overworked business man may forget the cares of life and just rest and sleep. It's about twenty-five miles to that spot. All of the party left early in the evening except Ray Stauffer. who had to remain at his post until the closing hour, which is about ten o'clock. Just before that
Arizona republican., 1915-07-09
Of Local Interest
Water Supply Facts
Water Service Report for July 7, b,
 Special Phone to The Republican
Elevation of water in reservoir,
lHAs CkAslsI c0t-sp @1INIDD

Elevation of water in reservoir,
 6 a. m. ................. 22194 Contents. acre rect ..........1.3l6.O7l Loss in 24 hours. acre feet S,529 Elevation one year ago ...... l2352 Contents year ago. acre feet 2Is,SO7 Flow of Verde and Salt rivers
 at Granite Reef dam, NJ l.. 2S200 Normal flow water for lands uL
 to year -..- .........-... 1888 Amount of water used for irri-
 gation. north side M. l. .. 51.1S5 Amount of water used for irri-
 eation. south side. N. L. 24.672