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OHIO PROS INCREASE.
Majority Against l0,OOO, Compared
 with S5,0GO Last Year.

Cleveland, O., Nov. 3.-With official figures still lacking. prohibition ap- pears to have been beaten from 40 ,00O
Williams news., 1915-07-22
MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION

Office of the Board of Equalization County July 6h 1915 law Equalization day regular Present Chairman Hart Members Woook and Brown County Attorney Wilson, County Rees
 The Board proceeded equaze the Tax Roll for the year 1915 specified in the advertisement of
 The assessments of J. A. Kelam raised horses from head 10 head saddle head
 The of Durham Gdding from $50 head to 400 head.
 The following assessments sustained but left they originally appeared Roll 1915 R. G. Babbtt, Payne & Ott & Co.,
 Upon motion duly made and carried adjourned nine a. July 7th, 1915
 Attest, Approved
 Tom L. Rees L. E. Hart
 Clerk Charm
 Office of the Board of Equalization County Aizona
Williams news., 1915-07-22
OFFICIAL MINUTES 0F THE BOARD OF
 SUPERVISORS, C0C0NIN0 COUNTY ARIZONA

Office the Board Supervisors, Coconno County Arizona Pursuant adjournment the Board of Supervs to-day special session. Present. Chairman Hart Members Woolfok and Brown County Attorney Wilson and Clerk Re Clerk directed to place the Assessment Roll for the year 9 following the State Tax Com
 
 The Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company, The Postal Telegraph-Cabe Company
 The Western Union Telegraph Company
 The Central Arizona Railway Company,
 The Verde Valley Railway Company,
 Flagstaff Lumber Manufacturing Company,
 The Achison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company The Greenlaw Lumber Company,
 The Saginaw and Manistee Lumber Company,
 The Grand Canyon Railway Company with the preparation the Budget for the fiscal year ending June 30th, 1916.
 Upon duly supported, the Board adjourned until nine o'clock, A. M. July 18th, 1915
 Attest, Approved,
 Tom L. Rees, Clerk. L. E. Hart, Chairman. Supervisors Coconno County Arizona, July l4th adjournment Board to-day Present Chairman Brown County Attorney Wilson and Clerk Rees
 Board continued with the consideration of the Budget for the fiscal year ending June 3Oth 1916
 Upon duly made supported the Board adjourned until nine o'clock, July 15th 1915
 Attest, Approved,
 Tom L. Rees, Clerk. ]. E. Hart, Chairman
Williams news., 1915-07-22

Interpreter Justice of the Peace Court, ...... 175 % n Constable Flagstaff 1,2oo poo INA Constable Williams ................... 12OO OO ~ Constable Fredonia, a6o co - Constable Grand Canyon ................. aeo co n ' Constable Expense ...................... 1000 bers County Roads, 59O5O %
 Total .............. STA, 155 co by taxation, aos % en direct taxation, 137Oeo %
 School Superintendent County
 Arizona maintenance of the Public Schools Coconino County
 for the ending June 3 9 together with the necessary
 and improvements
 Teachers Salaries sS2 300 %
 Fuel s15O % Iy
 Furniture, ............................... ss5 %
 Supervision Office Expense, ............ 5000 % ., Total .......................... 5SO9O %
 subject apportionment, 5169 Il ned be raised, 4792o s9
 The following estimate of the funds for the main
 Schools h. year ending June soth 1916.
 ,, Flagstaff Mo- 1, Manual Training. ent Teachers Salaries, 2ooo oo and Incidental Expenses, 600 % E
 Total 2eoo % the Williams District Manual Training.
 Teachers Salaries ....................... 200O co ned, Incidental Expenses ................. 500 %
 Total 25O0 % E
 During past year school
 gnizd being known Winona District Mo- IA and the Tuba District No 1s T D.., will add new teacher the teaching force Williams having organized High School will have two high school ,ntv teachers employed.
 Following list of derived other than by taxation for t TOT Licences .................... s745 co " Sale of Hides ...........................
 Miscellaneous sherihs Collections, 464 67 .r Constabes Collections ................... 21 sol ex Recorders collections ..................... Sup court Clerks collections 2lS6 10 10 Interest. % Bright Angel Trail collections 656o OO s o0 Ferry 226 35 Q m Miscellaneous Sales ..................... 80 O OO Forest, 33164 o7 5 % Total, $4S, SAY O6 E % The Board of Supervisors e+h If An for +bo urne of eeessng +bo ount that shall levied for cnntv amount which shall m each on bndred dollars taxable re. and be lov;od for cnb .s
 Title Paragraph 4844 the revised statutes of Arizona 1913 5 OO mi, nine o,cock A M Jnv +bo 18th 1e15 V OO Attest, Approved oO Tom L. Rees Clerk. L.. E. Hart, Chairman Arizona % 16 1915 Pursuant adjournment the Board County Attorney Q co Q % H. M Railroad % regarding OO of ground % the Bright Angel Trail The 70 % the accommodation of the general public
 OO 5 % the 17th of July, 1915. O OO Q % Tom L. Rees, Clerk. L. E.. Hart, Chairman Supervisors Coconno county Arizona July 17 % 1915 adjournment Hart Brown and Woofok county 0 % Clerk Rees % meeting of the county be held Williams the evening of the 24h of July discussing issue for the % and the County % Upon motion duly made carried 5 OO the 2nd day of August, 0 Attest Annroyed
 oo Tom L. Rees, Clerk. L. E. Hart, Chairman I1 5 OO --------- co MINTCc nC TUE pnlDn nC CnIlI I7lTInk
Williams news., 1915-07-22


 Tom L. Rees, Clerk L E. Hart Chairman OFFCE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, C0c0NN0 COUNTY ARIZONA
 July s15 adjournment the Board met today Present Chairman Hart Members Woofok and Brown County Attorney Wilson and Clerk Rees
 The of the Budget for the fiscal ending June soh 1915 with the following result
 ESTIMATE OR BUDGET FOR THE FISCAL YEAR
 ENDING JUNE s0th 1916
 levy Estate Personal Property for the 1915 purpose derayng other pense county Coonino provided
 Title Chapter Ill of the Revised Statutes of Arizona 1913 Salary Board of Supervisors and Clerk $57O0 % Postage and Envelopes ..................... B 00 Printing Books and Stationery 2O9 % Miscellaneous Expense ..................... 22O OO Printing and Publishing Minutes and Notices 165 % Salary Janitor lO8O % Fuel for court and Jail, 455 % Water Rent as contract, t.....-.. 5OO OO Lights .......................... 33O % Telephones ......................... 335 % Repairs to court house. .................... $50 % Miscellaneous expense, 32O co Bounty on Wild Animals .................. 3,465 % Salary County Rangers .................. 1900 % Salary, Custodian Bright Angel Tral 18OO % Salary custodian Lees Ferry, 12O0 co Salary Immigration commissioner 600 % Advertising Immigration commissioner 275O co Miscellaneous county expense H. 800 co Shofer's Salary and Auto Expense 12O0 % County Physicians per contract 500 co Salary of Supt of P. H. and R. " Statistics 600 co Expense Supt Public Health .............. 2321 OO Estimate Transferring Records from Yavapa county $500 % Furniture and fixtures, county Hospital, 3S5 % Miscellaneous Expense county Hospital 4,685 % Board and Medicines, county Hospital 6,4OO % Pest House Plans and Specifications, LOGO % Quarantine, 1,540 co Indigent Out door relef 3,053 co Expense, .......................... % Burial of Indigents, ...................... $50 co Examining Insane, .......H................. 55 co Registration, 21O % Printing notices Supplies and Stationery, 210 co Sheff's Salary, $500 % Salary Shers Deputies and Jailors, 4OO0 co Sherf's Office Expense and Supplies, 8,180 % Feeding Prisoners, 1,045 % Salary County Attorney, ............... 2,4OO co Salary Senographer County Attorney, Expense of county Attorneys Office, 975 co Salary Sup. Court Clerk and Deputy 2112 co Supplies for Superior clerk S3O co Court Bailf Salary, ....................... 1SO co Salary and Reporter, TYPO co Court Interpreter 80 % Fees and Village of Jurors, ............. 2,56O co Meals for Jurors, Witness Fees 375 % Salary of Probation Officer, ............... APO % Assessor Deputies co Assessors Ofce 1895 co Salary, county Recorder and Deputy, 3,2OO co county Recorders Office, 92O co Salary, Judge of Superior 800 % Expense of Sup. Judge 1000 co Salary county Engineer 2,4OO co Expense county Engineers Ofce ............ Salary county and Deputy, 3,2OO co Expense county Treasure Office, 335 co of the Peace, Flagstaff, ............ 1,8OO % Justice of Peace Williams, ........... co of the Peace Fredonia 360 co Justice of the Peac Grand Canyon 36O % Justice of Expense ............ %
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-17
WASHINGTON WILL
HELP Us FIGHT
COTTON EVIL
Big Power Spray to Be Sent
Here from Forest Patholo-
gy Department for DR..
Longs Use Next Spring.

Assurance OF direct aid from the
bureau OF plant industry at Washing
ton 30 the hight against the cotton olll
under which Albuquerque and other
communities la this part Of the c1un-
ny have suffered each sDriug was
brought "a this city today by IN. ria
ven Mctcalf. Or. Mctcalf is chie. of
the forest pathology department of
the bureau OF plant industry and ne
came here today in TIE course of Il
"Trip 10 the various offices OF his de-
partmcnt INA the west. lie Be- on his
way back to Washington after a swing
around the coast.
Or. w. u. Long, head of the local
forest pathology office. BEGAN 20 study
remedies Tor the cation evil last year.
Being on the scene he realized how
important tho question was to Albu-
querqac ana other communities out
mere and his reports to- he head OF
lice at Washington awoke the powers
there 90 the fact that The department.
could do nothing In It's particular line
better calculated to make 90 trcmen-
uous nj with the c-ommuutles here
than 10 end the cotton nuisance
so one Of The chief things over which
III N'i'AAl MHhlfh 10 ihlk with llT.
Long when ~ Eot hero was "a, cotton
matter lie lc1rugd more fully than
was possible through mailed reports
what the communities suffered from
cotton. ana that Dr. Long iu tuk.ug
up the problem tackled a highly Inn
portant work.
70 "a Herald reporter this alter
noon Dr Metcalf said that the Wash
ington office would send here next
Hpring "a big power spray with which
Dr. Long could work and demou-
strnte Win the spray viii come 90
man expert In is use. Dr. Lone has
a spray mixture which viii prevent
cotton forming without injurins the
tree.
Tho problem before u.s., said Dr
Motcalf els mechanical We nave %
spray that viii prevent the cotton.
but there remains the task uf proNld-
ing "a way uf applylng q cboaply
enough To make it Of general use. As
10 thnt. 1 think ! may say that the
outlook ia hopeful"
II the experiments OF Or. Long sue
as ho hopes they VIII. Aihuqupr-
que VIII Doe freed from nylns cotton
without the necessity OF mcrcllcss
cutting back oF the telling OF trees
There VIII hc no need Z ohcHitato
about planting cottonwoods, the nat
nrai tree Tor his section, because OIL
"a fear that thoy>will grow lntn nuis-
ancos.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-17
49, Factory
AD Wood
Kindlmg
AZTEC FUEL Co.
PHONE ISL
PHONE ISL

Although on very short rations during
the entire seven months on the ice.
they always had enough food TO keep
hunger away. They never missed a
meal Curing the whole journey. which
was more than StefaDsson could say
Of some az his former Arctic jour
neyA This time he and his compan-
ions lived seven months on IoOd de-
signed TO last three monehs.
Captain Cottle reports that the
southern party. Of which Dr. Rudolph
Anderson Of Iowa Is commander, we're
all well Al last The only
misfortune experienced by the Ander-
son party WIS the death of Engineer
Daniel Rluc OF the power boat Alas
ka. wblQh, scengred an BaAlie- island
early in the spring. Blue was ona OF
the original members OF the exneai-
ton.
Before departing from Herschel
island for Banks Land with the Polar
isear and Gladiator. %Stefansson estah-
lishcd communication with tho south
crn party and also sent a man east
with the power boat Mary Sachs 20
continue explorations 20 the eastward
ana establish supply bases Tor future
operations of the southern party.
Jack Halley, a member Of the Kari
party rescued from Wranrell ISL
and last year by the King and Winge.
has again Joined stofansson.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-17

Karluk. Engaged Hon. engieor Of
schooner Ruby to take place OF Blue
81 Alaska. Engaged ave extra help
ers for southern parts who have am
pie outfit FOR y year md Polar Rear
for two years. Plan continue north
ern explorations TO if5 west and Sc
north II northerly course Is secured -
Stefansson's determination 10 pro-
coed with his explorations despite the
loss Of the Karluk, the chief vessel in
Ms orieinai expdition shows the call
ibre OF the man and this news was re-
ccived with gratiheation by officials
here.
The Polar Bear. engaged oy him IN
place OF the KarluN u a well known
and tried Arctic vessel and he seems
10 have satherel supplies for q fur
tier stay Of two>ycars IN the Arctic
zone.
Baiille Islands. from which stefaas-
sons message Is dated. are east Of tho
mouth Of the Mackenzie river. toward
Banks Land. and he IN latitude 20.
longitude f27 west.
The coasts OF Baillie islands. which
are separated from Cape Bathhurst
by a narrow channel. are so FIAT that
the few boats that have reached there
had TO anchor nearly a mile from
the beach. Captain Pnilon camped
on the larger island IN 1850 trying 10
get around Cape Bathurst. but he was
10 DO so on account OF the Toe,
Was held up on the Islands ana
In the channel.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-17

had no appetite. since 1 nave taken
Lydia +. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound the aches and pains are all gone
and ! feel ike a new woman. cannot
praise your medicine too highly. Mrs.
AUGUSTUS LYON, Terre Hill, Pa.
II Is true that nature and a womaBs
work has produced the grandest remedy
for woman's ills that the world has
ever known. From the roots and
herbs Of the field, Lydia +, PinkhAm.
forty years ago, gave 10 %womankind
n remedy for their peculiar lbs which
has proved more eficacious than any
other combination Of drugs ever COM
pounded, and today Lydia T.. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound Is recognized
from coast 20 coast as the standard
remedy for woman's Ills.
In the Pinkham Laboratory al Lynn.
Mass, are files containing hundreds OF
thousands Of letters from women seek
Ing health many Of them openly state
over their own signatures that they have
regained their health by taking Lydia
y. Pmkham's Vegetable Compound;
and In some cases that II has saved them
from surgical operations.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-17
The Markets
New York stock Market.

New York, sept. Especial causes
were reflected IN today's early Rtock
dealings. General Motors, whuhc d.
fectors yesterday declared ID atty per
cnt dividend, opened with "A gain Of
- points at ESQ, gradually ascending
70 @'l, twenty points above an pre-
Nlous records. Studcbaker also mado
"a new high record. rising 3 10 tg0I
colorado Fuel. yesterdays strongest
feature. opened with 5000 shares at
'2'4 To- 52A against ycstcrdny'h close
of '- ana then rose Co 54is. Will
s-ovcriand gained 3 TO ts9 ana other
Fp'cialties were fr|action1lly higher.
united states steel was unchanged at
the outset. then ZEN off e fraction.
only To recover hair o. point over yes
terday nc IS.
Close.
American Sugar Refining. luSL
Anaconda Mining. IIE
Atchisou. lnIis.
chino Copper. g.
Inspiration Copper 3GL
Reading. tl9H.
Southern Pacific. 50.
Union Pacific. l294
l.. $. steel. 1855.
L. 5. steel, pfd. ti3ls.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-17
First Of Important Gatherings
to be Held in Commercial
Club Saturday, When Ev-
cry Superintendent Will
Be Present.
MACHINERY OF FAIR TO
MOVE LIKE A CLOCK
Management Determined that
from Start TO Finish Every
Detail of the Huge Weeks
Program Will Go on Time.

With the stat fair oniy "a little over
three weeks Ia the future. added
pressure o. being put on by an con.
neciod with the big cntcrprise. ana
from this time on there Will DE little
rest for the various committees and
individuals upon whom rests the re-
sponsibiiity for maklng tho enterprise
"a success.
Tomorrow night nt the Commercial
club there will be a meeting of an
of the supcrintendcnts ol departments
ana members ~ fair committees for
the purpose OF reporting progr.s. ana
outlining the strenuous work that lies
aheod This is to be only the arst OF
q series OF weekly meetings To be held
IN tue ] uh pnflors every saturday
hlsht rom now until the fair begins
N"ti'es OF the meeting tomorrow
nisht We're being mailed out from fair
headquarters this morning and special
emphasis was laid on the Importance
OF every member being present, as tho
Time has arrived when the most com
plete y perfect Organization is nee.
.ssary To- carry through the work that
mas been go well begun
special Ceremonies on Opening Day.
A special program for the opening
day Of the fair IS now being arranged
II Is proposed 90 make TINS prorram
p 90 the big features ~ the week
and prominent mon from every sec.
li"n of New Mexico viii be on hand
10 take part iu the ceremonies. The
tair Will De orlcialiy opened by Cow
crnor Mcdonald. who viii make an
address, and Invitations have also
been extended 10 Senators Fail and
Iatron, Congressman a. - Hornan-
dee and Chief Justice Clarence l.
10 make speeches on tnat CO.
caslon. In addition to these diztin-
sulshed speakers invitations have
neen sent to the Judges ana district
attorneys OF every judicial district In
the state, Co the n.ombors OF tho su.
pfcme co IT, Co an the state ofHcInls
10 Lieutenant Governor de- Baca
TceundinD Romero and supreme Court
'lerE Jose ID. Scna TO occuuy seats
De speakers stand. These iuyI-
t'u"na were extended p"crsoualIs uv
president r. T.. Putney, ana BE- .s be-
lievcd that practically all Of them
VIII Doe accented.
ftiilcmcu Of S;atC 90 Meet.
a bls ratherinE cot 10, r.Icmep at
Ncw Mexico for "a shoot in oompoti-
ton Tor troDhies and % money prIz.
under Tho aIapicoa OF the iuii man
agcmcnt has been decided upon. a.
committee consisting of Row Stlmm
~. G.. Miller Major -. Euppcs Arthur
.isk ana 3D. q. Burtncr was uhuoIrIed
yesterday to take active charge of tho
shoot and e meeting OF the rlfiemou
10 H#HL ... M-.- WLH H la.
he Commercial club this afternoon.
There are now nineteen rifle rl1la in
New Mexico, and Interest iu marks
nnnship was never higher n b. be-
icved thHt the proposed shoot will
irag Bis crowds to the fair that 9TH
'rwlse would not come. The shoots
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-17
WHISKY FOR SNAKE
BITE ENDORSED BY
GOVERNMENT
Large and Repeated Drinks
Advised by Uncle Sam
When You Can't Bandage
the Spot Where the Bite is.

"A large dose af whiakey. ......
should be given ~ me and repeated
~ often as q IL necessary to keep ur
the patients strength"
There. That's from your unclr
samuel II You don't warm M "a
that prescription. yon are suffering
from anemic patriotism. Anythine
the government endorses ns strongly
as II Toes that n OF advice should bt
received with three rousing cheers hy
loyal citizens, whether ~hyphenatoa or
not.
Sure. Il relates 60 snake bite. Any
body could guess that. hut recently
prohibiiionists have been %violcntiy at
tacking the ancient nrst-aid snake
treatment ana Insisting that It was al
wrong and helped the poison, rather
than hiadcred H.. Now the govern
ment, apparently, having considered
the matter carefully. rcaHirms the old
stand. and upholds the time -honored
reputation or ol~d-fashioned rcd-evc
az the best snake medicine you are
likely to have on YOU o. an emergency.
The prescription ngures IN q civ
cular on FIRST aid treatment for snake.
which the forest service has iurf
"hNA hANH NtAAAHAAAN NWN AHAt USE MA
rangers aud other FIELD workers.
The FIRST part Of the circular tells
20 do II you have a snakc-hite.
XII. You won't need whiskey II you
the regular permangana I Of
outfit and the bite Ia on the
leg or other place handy for handas-
ing. but.
When snake bites are received on
4 part % the body where n bandaEc
'annot be applied effectively, opening
wound. sucking out the blood and
ana sterllzing the wound ~
al that can DC done before taking
he patient 20 a doctor. which In all
'ases should. ~ possible. be done
promptly.
"a large dose 81 whiskey. brandy.
alcohol or aromatic spirits Of.
ammonia should be given 40 once.
md repeated rs often as is necessary
o keep mp the patients strngth. or
curse the services of a physician
be secured as soon as pos
or course. After an agita,ed nrst-
ldcr has repeated n large dose Of
fhlskey, brandy or diluted alcohol AS
.ftcn as Is necessary 10 keep M h.s
trcngth he wiz be pretty apt 10 need
doctor.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-17
HAD NOT BEEN HEARD
FROM FOR EIGHTEEN MONTHS

Ottawa. Ont. Sept. i7.-Announce.
ment was made IN government quar-
tiers today that veihjalmur stefans-
ron. TIE Arctic explorer. had been
heard from and vas safe. s,efansson
had not previously been heard from
since April. 1914. and II had gener-
ally bee1 believed that he ana several
e~ompanlons had been lost.
The messafc from %Stefausson was
60 the naval department, and was dat.
ed from BaiIlie island. August 81. via
Nome. AlaEka. September 10. and
stated that he was 20 continue hls
northern exploration. The message
foll0wss
AS unavoidable delays threatened
and The running cost 81 chartcring.
Polar Rear was high. ! purchased her.
and engaged her on terms similar 10
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-17

are Go be held az the rifle range on
the mesa and viii take place In tho
morning. so as not 90 conflict with
ot the attractions arrangod for
the fair.
President Putnoy and the commit
tee that accompanied him Co the
Pennington and shiprock fairs are
expected To return to Albuquerque to-
night or tomorrow morning. They
were due to spend Wednesday in
Harrington and Thursday IN ship
rock. but owing 90 the difacuity ot
communication nothing has boon
heard from them. with Mr. Putney
Governor Mcdonald. Reuben Per
~ u q. \. Macpherson
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-17

New York, sept. Il Mercantile
papcr, So 03M per cent.
Bar silver. fSaic.
Mexican dollars. 3sc.
Government bonds. steady.
Railroad bonds. Irregular.
Time loans, easy, go day. ga H2is
per cent. go days. eI Haa per cent:
stN months, @ per cent.
can money. steady; high. > pr
cent; low. ia per cent. ruling rate.
lh per cent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-17

j.. PinkhAm
V Vegetable Com
pound. When ! first
began taking ii /
was suffering from
female troubles for
some time and had
almost all kinds Of
aches -pains in low
er part Of back and
IN sides. and press
ing down pains. /
could not sleep and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-17

New York. Sept. I1-Copp.r.
steady. %clcctroiytic, $500.
iron, urm and unchanged.
Metal exchange uoutcs tin quiot.
$50 1.@ $500.
Al b." spot copper. lGa. fu-
lures $40; elcctrolytic 1856 ios.
spot Co., ilae lUs. futures. 1853
5s.
AutimoHy. rigs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-17
ncnycr II,nsinrL-

Denver Sept. i7-Catuc-Rcccipt
l,boo head, market steady. beef
steers S6.iom t2t. cows ana hcifcrs.
s. oo ~c 25. stockcrs and feeders.
81 3 ZOO, calves. $500 300.
Hogs Receipts LEGO head. mar
Ret weaker. top, $500. bulk. S75Om
$50.
shcor-Hoccipts 1000 head. mar
kct steady.