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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-08-21

Port Cotton Market

New Orleans: Middling, 9.O7c; receipts,
Sc; exports, $50; sales, 675; stock, 49,, 307.
Galveston: Stock, 101, 123.
Mobile: Middling, S.63c; receipts, s;
stock, 12257.
Savannah: Middling. Soc; receipts, 722;
exports, 5l65; sales, 1862. stock, 54216,
Charleston: Receipts, 10; stock, 42,557.
Wilmington: Receipts, 292; stock, 30, 649.
Norfolk: Middling, S.75c;. receipts, 5l9;
sales, sol; stock. AZ, ASS
Baltimore: Receipts. 800; stock, 1862.
Boston: Middling, 9.40c; stock, 1906.
Philadelphia: Middling, 9.60c stock 1889.
New York: Middling, 935c; sales IL;
stotck, 2S3, 122.
Minor ports Receipts, Is; stock, 1906.
Total today: Receipts. 1890; exports
5I15; stock, 696,072.
Total for week: Receipts 81, 924; exports,
SO, 032
Total for season; Receipts, 7o,o32; ex-
ports, 101, 267
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Doesn't Need Glasses

From the New York World
Terre Haute. Ind-Mrs. David r. Hya-
den of Worthington is iO0 years old. In
radius Of comparatively few miles two
other women live who are past 100. Mrs.
Hayden never has used eyeglasses. her
hearing is good, and until this year she
spent much of her tire In her garden.
Across the county Tine in Sullivan coun-
ty resides Mrs. Eleanor Combs, who was
1o5 last October. She has 81 grandchil-
dren and II great-gceet- grandchildren.
Mrs. Nancy Tincher. at Linton. was
1C0 last December. She has lived in the
Linton neighborhood since birth.
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FROM the OUTLOOK.
There have been surprisingly Few
sratt scandals in connection with the
work of equipping the British army
There are, of course, people In England
as everywhere--who would be glad
to reap huge profits out OF their coun-
trys distress.
The greatest blow to the hopes Of
those who expected to cheat the army
has been given by the trade unions
The organized labor of England refuses
to be a. party to such unpatriotic
profits. The manufacturer who trys to
fill war office orders with rotten
leather or shoddy cloth finds a strike
on his hands.
Judged by what happened in the
Boer war the trade unions have saw. Il
Tho exchequer several million pounds
They have protected the soldiers at tho
front from the most cruel treachery.
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Irish Potatoes-75c per bu. y
Virginia Potatoes-Cobblers in u-peck
barrels, s..
Roasting Ears-leisGl5c doz.
Eegplants-si@1. 80 per crate.
Northern Onions--Per H., &C.
New Cabbage-1Ac ID.
Green Beans-i4 bu. baskets. 6o@75c.
Alabama Orions-slql.25 crate.
Home Grown Squashs-Per half-bushel
basket. .0d13cc.
Home Grown Cucumbers-Per half
bushel ba sket. 25d5oc.
London Layer Rasins-I.75
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Gantaloupes- 90cpi.5 SO.
New Sweet Potatoes-sl.e5 per hamper;
bbl. $3.50.
ligs-$l so.
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NWHOIeSuIe tlUUldtiUn5J
Seif-rising flour. $40; Tennessee flour,
$500; Michigan flour s7l0; Idaho flour,
$500; Indiana flour. $500: hard winter
wheat flour, s6.6S; shorts, sSS; pure wheat
brand. s2s {. s. meal 7is per cent. SO;
Creme meal, $26; {. s. hulls. $40 ton: No.
timothy hay, $25 per ton; pea green al
falfa: western, S22. and southern alfalfa,
49, mixed feeds. per ton. $685. oats. per
No. 2 white. bushel. 6sc; Texas oats. CSC
corn. per bushel. sl.0S: cornmeal s1.s5: per
twobushel sack; chops, $1.95.
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Bonds
Mercantile Paper

New York. August 2o.-Prime mercantile
paper 3i<dl3% per cent; sterling. 60-day
bills, S462; demand s4.6z.5o; cables, s4.6s. 26.
Frances Demand. $3.50; cables, $5.N
Marks: Demand, S11sc; cables S1ssc Lires:
Demand, Sc. 43: cables, s642. Rubles: De-
mand, 35Ac: cables. 351sc Bar silver, 41asc.
Mexican dollars, SIC. Government bonds
weak; railroad bonds weak. Time loans
steady; days, 2h per cent; 80 days,
e%@3 per cent? six months, 81 per cent.
Money on call steady High. 2 per cent;
low. iS per cent; ruling rate. ~ per
cent;Slast ,loan,s2 per- cent; closing bid
1st lpets gent; Offered at per cent.
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Interior Cotton Market

Houston: Middling 9.10c: receipts, 1858;
shipments 1850; stock, 51O15.
Memphis: Middling, &c; receipts, $50
shipments, 1880; salesfi, rs; stock. 67,490.
Augusta Middling, s.3sc; receipts, Sc
shipments, 1880; sales. 25; stock, 67.49O
st. Louis: Middling, S%c; receipts, 81;
shipments. 464 stock. 1850.
Cincinnati: Receipts, 4s; shipments. 276
stock, 1905.
Little Rock: Middling, S.63c; receipts, 4
shipments, A; sales, A; stock 1854
Dallas; Middling, s.45c.
Total today: Receipts, 41of; shipments
1887; stock, 2l7,513
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New Orleans Cotton


New Orleans, August 20.-Spot cotton
quiet, unchanged. Sales on the spot 1853
baesl; to arrive 200. Good ordinary 7O6c;
strict good ordinary. 762c low middling,
S25c; strict low middling, soc; middlng,
SOC; strict middling. 9.32c good middling,
oslo; strict good middling, 10.O1c. Re-
ceipts, Sc; stock 1872, 307
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Hester's Weekly Cotton Statement

Comparisons are to actual dates not to
close of corresponding weeks.
In sight for week. 5000; save seven days
last year, 5000; same seven days year be-
fore, 1900; for the month"; 10000; same
date last year, 26.000; same date year be-
FORE 10000; for season, $4,000; same date
last year, $4,000; same date year before,
10000 Port receipts for season, 10000;
same date last year. $1,000; same date
year before last, $1,000. Overland to mills
and Canada for season, 1900; same date
last year, 1000; same date year before, 1000
Southern mill takings for season. 100, 600;
same date last year. 1900; same date year
before, $4,000. Interior stocks in excess
of September l, $1,000: last year, 5000; year
before, $1,000. Foreign exports for week,
$4,000, same seven days last year, 2000
for season. 10l 600 same date last year,
1000. Northern spinners' takings and Can
ada for week, 10000; same seven days last
year, 4000h for season, $1,000; to same date
last year, 10000
Spinners' Takings
Statement of spinners takings of
American cotton throughout the world !:
This week, 215,000; same seven day
last year, $4,000; same seven days year
before. 100000. Total since September I,
647,000 same date last year. $4,000
same date year before, 100000.
Worlds Visible Supply
Total visible this week, 4,106,000; last
week, 4.264,000; same date last year.
2.976,000; same date year before, $685.
900. OF this the total American this
week, 2.S10,000; last week, 2,946.000;
last year. 1,499,0O0 year before, $4,000.
All other kinds this week, 1926, 900; last
week, 1,31S,000; last year. 1,477 900; year
before, 108S,000 Visible in the United
States this week, 100000; this date
last year, $4,000. Visible in other count
tries this week, 100000; this date last
year 2.642.000.
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Meats

Meats
PACKERS Selling Pr:cs)
Extra Ribs-10hc.
Bellies-11c.
Butts-16c.
Pork Loins-16Q17c.
Neck Bones-lc.
Breakfast Bacon-1Sa2lc
Spare Ribs-9c.
Regular Hams-16lhc.
Skinned Hams-16c
Pure Lard-ss.c compound, re.
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DOCTORS
Doziier Do'ziier
Specialists
Nervous, blood. Skin, Rectal, Gentle,
Urinary. Female and Chronia
Dtneasea

p'"easss
We treat scientifically chronic nerv-
Gus, blood. skim genito-urinary and fe-
male diseases; also cancer, scrof,,la
rheumatism and morbid condition Of
the heart lungs. liver. kidneys and nell
vic organs of men and women: ana ~
reason of long experience, modern
methods and excellent facilities. effen,
cures in as short time as possible : M
with moderate expenses to patients.
We furnish medicines WITHOUT extr.
charge, ana give our patients the hsns'
fits to be derived from x-Rays vioiet
Rays, Ruby Light Baths. Madicared
Vapor ana Hebuiized Inhalation and
everything that We can make ayaila MI
for the speedy cure OF our patients.
6O6- l4--the famous German rem. edv
for Specific Blood Poison--is scienftT
ically administered by US.
Our Medical Institute was establish sd
In Birmingham over rs years aeo ana
is one of the best equipped medical In
stitutions in Alabama
We make no charge for consulate
and examination.
offiees ,eooh First Avssue
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The Age-Herald Motion Picture
Campaign
The Territory of the Cam
paign is Divided as
Follows.

Follows:
Into five districts, three city and two
in the counties adjoining.
District No. ALI of the city of Bir-
mingham, from Odd ST., East.
District No. 2-All of the city of Bir-
mingham, between 22d ST., and
9th st.
District No. 3-All of the city of Bir-
mingham, from 9Th ST., West.
District No. All of the adjoining
counties or parts, thereof, East Of
the L. e. N. Railway. main Line.)
District No. 5-All of the adjoining
counties or parts, thereof, West Of
the l.. & N. Railway. main Line.)
NOTE DIAGRAM BELOW 4
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LOCAL QUOTATIONS
Poultry and Eggs

Commission merchants price,
Hens-12c
Fryers--1Sq20c.
Brollers-l6417c.
Guineas-30c.
Rocsters-25c.
Fresh country eggs. lsc; graded, car
ton eggs, 21c.
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Sugar

SuEab
Granulated sugar. SOS per cwt T. 0.
b.. Birmingham.
Choice Rice-s5.50 per cwt.
Fancy Rice-s6.0O per cwt.
Extra Fancy-s6.50 per cwt.
Grits-se.25 per 96-ib. bag
Sugar .is being sold by Birmingham
reailers at from IL to 10 pounds for 81.
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Metal Market

New York. August 20.-Copper nominal;
electrolytic, s16. 756l17.50; iron steady and
Unchanged metal exchange quotes tin
quiet, s3325@3375.
AT London spot copper e65; futures a66
Is, Cd; electrolytic Els, los; spot tin, f34,
5s; futures. &14s, 10s anthony s125.
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manned generally steady, with foreign
woods in relatively greater demand. The
WOODEN mills have been buying more gen.
orally and the prices for wool suitable for
their needs, especially the coarser quail
ties, are tending upward.
The outlook is generally considered good
for continued firm prices, and whatever
the outcome of the Arabic incident 1t can
hardly be conducive to lower wool prices.
Kentucky and similar: Half blood, un-
washed, 35c; three-eighths blood, I'M
washed, 3S1xQ391ac.
Secured basis: Texas fine, ~ months, $50
zoe; fine eight months, 60Q63c.
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English Money

London. August 2O-Bar silver, % 15-16d
per ounce. Money. 3Q4 per cent. Discount
rates: Short bills. ~ per cent; three
months. 47sG5 per cent.
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Live Stock


Chicago. August 20.-Hogs: Receipts,
10000; market steady. Bulk, s610m7; light,
s6.9oQ775; mived, $605@7. 49, heavy, $3.50
@6.s5 rough, $5.S5@6; pigs, s7QS.
Cattle: Receipts. 1000; market steady.
Native beef cattle, 6d10.25; cows and heif-
ers. $1,000; calves, IS. 50a12
Sheep: Receipts. GOODS market strong.
Sheep. s5.60q6.25; lambs, $650aS.S5.
ST. Louis, August 20.-Hogs: Receipts,
1000; market higher. Pigs and lights, s.. s5
QL75; mixed and butchers, $725G7 rs;
good heavy. s6.s0Q725.
Cattle: Receipts. 200; market steady.
Native beef steers, $7.5OG10.15; yearling
steers and heifers, $S.50Q10; cows, $6dS;
stockers 6qS25; Texas and Indian steers,
So. 25qS.So; cows and heifers, $4@6 so; ma
tive calves, $6Q1l.
Sheep: Receipts, 800; market steady.
Lambs. ssI75qS50; sheep and ewes, $3.50
az.
Kansas City, August 2O-Hogs: Re-
ceipts, 5000; market Steady. Bulk, s6.25QD
7.30; heavy, s6.25@6.s5; packers and butch
ers, Sc. 5oQ735; light, $6s5d7 IS; pigs, s617 %.
Cattle: Receipts, 400 market STEADY.
Prime fed steers, $9.50d9.90; dressed beef
steers, $7.90d9.40 southern steers, $3.50
500; cows, s4.5oQ7.5o; heifers, s6.75@s 70;
stockers, $625QS.25
Sheep: Receipts, 1907 market higher.
Lambs, $S.20Q865; yearlngs. s6.25@7;
wethers, $5.50Q6.25; ewes, s5.25a6.
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New York, August 20.-fSpecial. oliver
pool remains under the influence OF the
anticipated effect upon the American mar
kets OF the declaration of cotton as con-
traband of war, but more especially of the
result of the activity of the submarines
of the German navy
Here the market opened some 10 points
lower on European selling to recover
slowly about half the decline as the trade
found no hedge selling from the south.
Spinnefs' takings are very large-1S4,000
against 1900 bales last year and those
who are bearIsh will have to face heavier
tak;nss each week, as compared with
last year. IT Is becoming evident that
~ reason of these heavy takings the
VISIBLE supply on September ! ION which
date for nearly 100 years we have been
accustomed to count our supply will not
look as large as 1t did on August l under
the new method. Nevertheless the trade
are bearish everywhere, the destruction OF
the Arabic has increased this DISPOSE
ton.
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Coffee Market

New York, August 20-Scattered liquida-
ton which may have partly been inspired
by nervousness over international rela-
tions and reports of slightly easier mar
ket at Santos, caused an opening decline
of l to points in the market for coffee
futures here today There was not much
coffee for sale, however, and prices soon
turned steadier on covering and moder-
ate bull support with December contracts
selling up from 6.45@6. 49c. The close was
net points higher to 2 points lower, Au-
gust being relatively firm on a little de-
mand from shorts. Sales, 1880; August.
6.Ssc; September. csc: October, s. Ale; No.
vember, 6.44c; December, 6. 4Sc; January,
6.52c; February, 6.57c; March, 6.61c; April,
6. 6oc; May, 6.70c; June. 6.74c; July, 6.7Sc.
Spot quiet; Rio rs, &c; Santos As. 9ssc;
cost and freight offers were reported un-
changed around 8.65QS. DC for Santos As.
Rio exchange, lid lower at 121kd. San
tos. Cor lower. Brazilian port receipts,
$4,000: Jundiahy, 1900. Temperatures were
slightly lower in Sac Paulo, the minimum
officially reported being As degrees.
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Wool Market

Boston. August 2o.-There has been
about an average amount of business done
in wool this week and prices have re-
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Sugar Market

New York. August 20.-Raw sugar firm;
centrifugal, 4.54c; molasses, SIC; refined
steady. Sugar futures opened firmer.
earlier today and at noon prices were !
to 10 points net higher.
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Naval Stores

Savannah. August 20.-Turpentine firm
37xc; saleh, 81; receipts, 1874; shipments,
s02; stocks, 1888. Rosn firm: sales, 1904
receipts. sSS; shipments 2672; stock. 63,OS4
Quote: A, B. %. SOq2. IS; C, D, 81. SO612. 80;
e, 81 90Q2 .95; F, $2.9Ol3; G, II, /, SO. O5d
$40. K. 50. 25@3. IS; M, 50. 5000; N, 81. 70Q
AIS; VIC, S5.55: WV, $50
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Fish

wholesalers Selling Price)
Perch-815c.
Salt Water Trout-11012hc.
Blue Catfish-71hc.
Red Snapper-9010c.
Gray Snapper-5c.
Mullet--5ikG6c.
Shrimp-10c.
Spanish Mackercl-121sa1yc.
Sheephead--S9Shc.
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Liverpool Cotton

Liverpool, August 20.-Cotton, spot
easier; good middling, 5.72d; mddling,
Sad; low middling, 496d Sales, 1900; for
speculation and export, 1000 Receipts,
none. Futures quiet. August, 5.29d; Au-
gust and September, sod; September and
October. 5321ad; October and November.
5.S91ad November and December, 5.4411d;
December and January, 5.49d; January
and February. 553d; February and March,
5.57d; March and April, 5.61d; April and
May. 5.64Is: May and June, 5.6sd; June
and July, Bid; July and August, SID;
August and September, Sid
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Weekly Cotton Statistics

Liverpool. August 20.--Weeky cotton
statistics. Total forwarded to mills, $1,000
bales, of which 5000 were American;
stock. 100000 American, 1.054,000; Amer
lean, 1900; exports, 1000.
Dry Goods Market
New York, August 2O.-Cotton goods Of
a staple character were quiet today with
prices easier Yarns quiet and wool mar
kets firm. Ribbons more active and knit
goods firmer.
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Fruits and Produce

Fruits and Produce
Wholesalers Selling Price,
California Grapes-S2 box.
Lemons-S2. SOFAS. so.
Oranges-A 50Q5.
Limes-I5cQs1 per l0D
Peaches-N. 50Q1.75.
New Appies-s101 .25 per hamper.
Maiden Blush apples in barrels, 1850
Peanuts-51sq61ac per Id.
Home Grown Tomatoes-3OQ40 basket
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Creamery Products

Creamery Products
Wholesalers Selling Price,
Creamery Butter-291tc; process butter.
27lac; oleomargarine, 1l@2sc.
Full Cream Cheese-16c: imported
SWISS S5c; Pimento, dozen, S35.
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Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1915-12-05
MOVEMENT TO RECALL
GOV. HUNT TAKING SHAPE

PHOENIX. Nov. 29.-The first or
gained steps looking to the call Of
Governor Hunt were taken today when
an executive committee OF twenty one
was organized under the name Of the
Recall Committee" and opened head
quarters in Room 229 at the Goodrich
Building. this city.
The chairman Of the connittce is
Senator o. II S apley. OF Mesa; seere-
tary. Rev. ]. A Ray. pastor oil Bethel
Methodist Church: treasurer Henry
Mitchell
Only comnitteem from Maricopa
county have been named so far, but
committees are to be named in each OF
the fourteen divisions OF the state. The
executive committee is to assume
charge of the circulating Of the recall
petition. to which over 2000 names
have already been secured in this coun
ty. How many names have been at
tached to the petition in other counties
is not known. but it is known to have
been literally signed wherever pre-
Scur,r.
The following is a par, oil the state.
ment issued by the committee in epen
ing the statewide campaign:
We, the undersigned citizens and
taxpayers OF the State OF Arizona be
lieving that George W. p Hunt, the
present, occupant of she cffice OF gov
ernor. is united to hold that position
and has. by his So called policies. de-
graded his Office. s,ulli6ed his party
and disgraced the state. have united
to form committee to demand his
recall
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1915-12-05
GEN. OBREGON HERE
EN- ROUTE TO DOUGLAS

General Alvara Obregon, OF The Car
rama forces in Sonora. WAS visitor in
Tombstone last night en- raute to Aqua
Prieta. across the line from Douglas
where he went 10 join his forces at that
point to direct the campaign against
Villa around Cananes, Hermosillo and
Fronteras. The Mexican general was
accompanied by his staff of eight, and
they were travelling in automobiles.
with els American chauffeur. The
party arrived here about 8. 90 p. M,
after strenuous drive from Nogales.
where Gen Obregon has been since the
battle with Villa troops last week.
After partaking of food and making
short stay in Tombstone the party
proceeded on their way to Douglas by
way OF Bisbee over the divide.
The sudden transfer of Obregon from
Nogales to Aqua Prieta is due TO the
transfer OF mill any operations from
n, western to the eastern portion of
I'll. state of Sonora, the Villa forces
under Rodriguez having moved north
from Esqueda along the N.-"zaii rail.
road. burning bridges in their rear
Yesterday Fronteras was occupied by
be rebels. while incompltJr reports
from tbs south give the damage as the
greatest since the war begun.
I; is reported that Gen. Obregon was
to meet Gen. Funston in Douglas last
nigh, Tor a consultation. while Carran-
"a troops now at Nogales are 20 be
moved rapidly 10 Aqua Priets. through
American territory, to operate against
the forces of General Rodriguez. which
have become a greater menace than the
Villa faction.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1915-12-05
CHARGED WITH VIOLATION
OF EIGHT HOUR LAW

TUCSON. Dec O. Announcement
that action would be taken next week
against vioIators Of the eight-hour law
for women in Tucson. was made by
County Attorney George Hilzinger this
morning.
According to a statement made by
Mr. Hilzinger. three or four specific in
stances OF the law have been called to
his attention during the last month. In
several cases he has taken the matter
up with he employers aud has sue
ceeded IN remedying conditions with
out recourse to Law. The period of
waiting. however. is now past he stated
this morning. and prosecutions will be
started next week where violations Of
the law are called to bis attention.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1915-12-05
ARlONES WOMAN DEPUTY
TAKES IN new YORK

NEW YORK, Nov. 30.-Don't be
shocked. for even il Mrs. Deputy Sher-
if Roberts talks iorcibly, its her real
way of talking How else would you
expect deputy sheriff from Arizona to
talk They don't have nollycoddles
in such positi ons. Mrs. Depoly Sheriff
Roberts is from Camille. Arizona. and
when she walked into Broadway hotel
with her sombrer1 and b cots and her
44-caliber weapons beneath her coat.
every one just sat up. Now listen to
a. Arizona lady sheriff
Il wouldn't live in New York if you
gave it to me. It's hotter'n blazes in
Yuma. but like the sun. and it shines
every day there. Too much siamming
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1915-12-05
ARIZONA RAN BEHIND
DURING FISCAL YEAR

PHOENIX, Dec. "A total of sl2..
1872 As is the amount received from
estates on sccoun, Of the inheritance
tax from July /. 1914. 10 June 30. 1915.
according to the annual report OF
State Treasurer Nit Simms for II,
fiscal wear ending June 80. 1915
The booklet containing the report
consists OF thirty. two pages and shows
an iremized statement Of finances Of
the state for The wear and also a detail
ed report for the same period of the
receipts and expenditures of the treas.
ury. showing total animal revenue and
. payments as required.
/ On the third page is black border
ed square embracing the words Mem
ORAL. James J. Murphy. Deputy State
! Treasurer. Died at Prescott. Arizona.
Friday. July 10. 1915.
Inheritance tax was received from
/ eighteen estates during the year. the
largest amount being s2769.l3 from
William II. Dunwoody. There was
/ 5000 GO received from Isabella Sands
! .! this county and s3l4O2 from Hans
/ iierii,S. aiso .! This county
. The total number Of waivers issued
( from the estates from which the state
received no taxes. from July /. 1914.
to June 30. 1915. was los.
( The receipts for the year amounted
, to 50, SOS. 79I IS and the disbursements
81 7O2.04l.5s There was a balance in
the treasury on June 80. 1914. o.
/ 1888 29S.73. The deficit for the year
ending June 30. 1915. was si76. 2io 73.
leaving a balance June 80. 1915. OF
s557 0i9
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1915-12-05
FRIDAY

The entire day .oday in the sup erior
court was taken up with the examina
ton OF jurors for the Scarborough case
which will 60 to trial as soon as the
required twelve veniremen are secured.
Examination by both counsel for the
defense and prosecution was begun
this morning. having been deferred
yesterday. and it is expected late this
afternoon will not be com pletcd until
tomorrow at the least. which means
that the trial will not be started until
Monday morning.
Up until $50 this afternoon only
seven jurors had been passed out OF the
required number