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Arizona republican., 1915-01-28

Board is hereby directed to return to the said Sweet, Causey. Foster X company. their certified check which was deposited with their said Bid.
 Ana it IS further ordered and the Clerk of this Board is hereby di fec'ed to notify the trustees of said school District Number Five that the contract for the purchase of the said Bonds has been repudiated as aforesaid.
 SCHOOL BOND SALE REPUDI-
 ATED.
 on motion and by unanimous vote the Board passed and adopted the following resolutions:
 Whereas, this Board did heretofore. to-Wit on the goth day of July, 1914. accept the Bid of Sweet, Causev. roster X Company for the purchase or the Bonds of School District Number Thirty Three in the sum of Twenty Thousand Dollars, said bid was conditioned that the Attorney fer said School District Number Ihlrty-Three should approve the pro- ccedings of said district in the is- suance of the said Bonds, and
 Whereas, the attorneys for said bidders have reported adversely on the proceedings of said district. and the said Sweet, Causey. Foster &s Company having refused to consu- mate the said purchase,
 Now Therefore. it is ordered that ttat certain resolution of this Board relating to the award of the Bonds Of said School District Number Thirty Three to the said Sweet, Cau- sey. Foster X Company, which said resolution is recoded in Book Elever of the Minute Records of this Board , at page 43S. be and the same i. hereby rescinded. and the Clerk ot this Board is hereby directed to re- turn to the said Sweet Causcy, Eos ter X Company their certified check which was deposited with their said | Bid.
 And it is further ordered and tn, Clerk of this Board is hereby di l rected to notify the trustees of sait , School District Number Thirty Three | that the contract for the purchase O the said Bonds has been repudiated as aforesaid
 BONDS APPROVED.' The Chairman reported that he ha; approved the following Bonds. Viz: l On November 18th, the Bond o 1 A. J. Viault, as Notary Public witl
 Unitel States Fidelity and Guarant! ;, Company as surety
 | On November Fist. the Bond o Lola M Wagoner as Notary Public with Lysander Cassidy and F. H Larsen as sureties.
 John J Castro as Notary Publi,
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OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF SUP ERViSORS, MARlCOPA COUNTY, STATE OF ARIZONA, Phoenix, No vember g. 1914.

The Board resumed session at nine o'clock A. M.. Monday. November 9th, 1914. and these were present: w. A. Moeur. Chairman, Frank Luke and Lin B. Orme. members. and James Miller, Jr. Clerk Absent: None.
 Minutes of the previous meeting read and approved.
 ROAD PETITION FILED
 A petition having been filed with the Board by George W. Jones. praying the Board to establish a public road along the following boundaries. to-wit:
 Along the Section line running North and South between Sections and 6, Township one North Range four East. said roaI to he GG feet in width, 33
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feet thereof on each side of Section Line.
 And it appearing to the Board that said petition was signed by at least ten persons, residents of the County and paying taxes therein
 And it further appearing that mo- ticcs had been duly posted as required by law, stating the beginning and ter minus of said road, it's general course and direction, and further stating that application would be made to the Board of Supervisors on November 9th, 1914 at ten o'clock A. M, for action on said petition and for the establishment Of said road. proof by affidavit of the posting of such notice being duly made and filed with this Board as provided by law.
 Now Therefore, it is ordered that O.. C. Thompson, County Surveyor, and Will Creighton, and T. T. Powers, be and they are hereby appointed as Board of Viewers to view out and locate sald road, and to appraise and report all damage that may be caused by sald location or change.
 NOTARY BONDS APPROVED
 The Chairman reported that on No Vember 7th. he had approved the Bond of James P. Lavin as Notary Pubic with the Fidelity and Deposit Company as surety.
 DEPUTY SHERIFFS APPOINTED ]. D. Adams, Sheriff. filed his ap- pointment of the following deputy sher- ifs: Viz:
 J. B. Fraley. J. E. Linville Dr. A. \. Gurley, J. D. Morrell, w. C. P Match am. Fred D. Blackmer, Jim Forrest, J. A. Murray. and D. R. McClintock, ana | inc same were approved by the Board. 1 provided, however, that no compensa- tion was to be allowed for services as such deputy sherffs. I AUDIT OF STATE ROAD ACCOUNTS S 1 The Board audited state road ac-
 counts as follows: | Standard oil Go. 5.9o i Talbot X Hubbard 33o 1 Goo Tisdale 32S00 Lamar Cobb 5Vo.o' | The Chairman was directed to exc cute vouchers for the above claims
 payable out of the State Road Ta> | Fund.
 On motion and by unanimous vote l of Board, stood at recess until ter | o'clock A. M. Monday, November 10 1914.
 w. A. Moeur
 Chairman Board of Supervisors Maricopa County, James Miller Jr.,
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day thereafter at one o'clock P. M., the returns of said election having been made to the said board of trus- tees, the said board of trustees duly met, there being present d ma ajority of said board, and canvasseG said returns, and 1t then and there ap- bearing to said board of trustees. that more than a majority of the votes cast at said election contained the words Bonds Yes" and were in ia vor of issuing said bonds, the said board caused an entry of that fact to be made upon the minutes: and
 WHEREAS, the amount of said bonds in the aggregate will not eX- ceed six per cent of the value of the taxable property in said school dis trict, as ascertaned by the last as sessment roll for state and county taxes,
 NOW THEREFORE, it is ordered that the negotiable coupon bonds of said School District Number Thirty three of Maricopa County, Arizona be issued in the aggregate to the amount of twenty thousand dollars Said bonds shall consist of forty bonds for the sum of five hundred dollars each, shall be dated August first, 1914 shall be due and payable twenty years from the date thereof. shall bear interest at the rate of six G per cenO per cent per annum, payable semi annually, both principal and interest payable at the office of the county treasurer of Maricopa county, Arizona, in gold coin, lawful money of the United States of Amer lca, of the present standard of weight and fineness: said bonds to be signed
 by the chairman of the board, attest
 cd by the clerk, under the seal there | of. and countersigned by the treasur-
 CT of the county. and registered by
 said clerk: said coupons shall be exc
 cuted hy the Autographed fac-simile
 signatures of the chairman of the board, attested by the clerk. and
 countersigned by the treasurer of the county.
 And it is further ordered that the
 said bonds and coupons shall be sub
 stantiaily in the following form, to- wit:
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PAGE NINE
Clerk Board of Supervisors. Countersigned:
 c. A. MACDONALD.
County Treasurer.

G. A. MACDoNAl-D.
 County Treasurer. First Coupon, Fifteen Dollars, six months interest, due February first. 1915. Fortieth Coupon, Fifteen Dol lars, six months interest, due Aug ust first. 1894.
 And it is further ordered that at the time of making the levy of taxes for county purposes, the board of supervisors shall annually for twen- ty years from the date hereof levy a tax upon the taxable property in said School District Number Thirty Three sufficient to pay the interest on said bonds. and to pay annually a proportion of the principal of the said bonds equal tp sum produced hY taking the whole amount of bonds of this issue outstanding and dividing 1 it ny the number of years said bonds have 10 run and all moncr so levied i shall be collected and paid into tho 1 county treasury. and placed to the i credit of the Building Fund of said ] school district and be used for the i payment of the principal and inter ! eHt oii 9dlo pohus' anu TOT no utner | purpose.
 And it is further ordered that all i resolutions or orders, or parts there 1 of heretofore adopted by this board. in conflict with the provisions of this resolution, he and the same are here l by rescinded and annuled. On motion and by unanimous vote | If Board stood at recess until nine o'clock A. M Tues lay, December 1st, 1914.
 w. A. MOFTR. Chairman Board of Supervisors. Mar
 icopa County.
 JAMES MILLER, JR, Clerk.
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s5Oo.Oo
' "'v'.Vb SCHOOL DISTRICT NUMBER
 THIRTY THREE


 SEAL
 Maricopa County State of Arizona
 SCHOOL DISTRICT BOND. Payable in Gold Coin of the United
 States of America.
 Due in Twenty Years.
 school District Number Thirty Three, of Maricopa County. State of Arizona, acknowledges itself indebted and hereby promises to pay bearer FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS in gold coin, lawful money of the United States of America, of the present standard of weight and finencss. for value received, on the first day of August. 1894. with interest thereon at the rate of six per centum Der an mum, interest payable m-annually on the first day of February and the first day of August, both principal and interest payable at the office of the treasurer of said Maricopa coun- ty, in the city of Phoenix out of the Building Fund of said School District Number Thirty-Three of Maricopa County. on the presentation and surrender of this bond or the annexed coupons as they severslIy become due.
 This bond is one of q series of bonds, forty iii number of five hum dred dollars each, bearing even date herewith, and amounting in the az gregate to twenty thousand dollars, of said School District Number Thirty 'Tbraa nf NIoripan, i,I, !. n. board of supervisors of the said Mari Copa County has issued for said school district for the purpose of raising money for the purchasing of one or more school iots. for building school honse and supplying the same with furniture and apparatus and improv- ing the grounds thereof: under and by virtue of and in strict and full compliance with the provisions of Title XI of the Civil Code. Revised Statutes of Arizona. 1913, entitled "Education,' and Tn pursuance of an order of the said board of supervi- sors of the said county, duly and in due time, form and manner adopted and entered upon the minutes prior
 
 virtue of the authority of the pro- ceedngs of the board of trustees of said School District Number Thirty Three, certified to this board and of vote of the taxpayers of said school district present and voting on the question at the special election legally called and duly held in said school district on the 9th day of June. 1914. at which election more than majority of all the legal bal lots cast upon the question were in favor of the issuance of this bond {: and it is hereby certified and recited | that all acts. conditions and things required to be done precedent to and | in the issuance of this bond have been properly done. happend and per formed in regular and due time, form | and manner as required by law: that the money shall be raised by taxation upon the taxable property | in said school district for the re- demption of this bond and the pay ment of the interest thereon and that the total debt of the said School District Number Thirty Three. in- cludinG this bond, exceeds neither l the statutory nor the Constitutional l limitations of the state of Arizona. l IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. the board of supervisors of Maricopa | county has issued this bond to he signed by the chairm?'. attcsted bS the clerk, countersigned by the coun- ty treasurer and scaled with it's Soa this first day of August. A. D.. 1914
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 of o of Peace motion and by Der, 1914
 JUSTICE APPOINTED AT CHANDLER ado the folio
 D. petition praying fr
  of the qualified in Precinct Maicop County O
 CONSTABLE APPOINTED AT CHANDLER. the ollowin resolut
 petition pray Precinct the Board that per cent of the qualified electors Precnc
 Now Therefore, it Bekham and hereby appointed Constable in and for said Chandler cne Maricola County
 ROAD PETITION
 In of the of O a
 Commencing at the south line of Section F. Township North. Range East and running thence North along Ncin to ieetm feet thereof each side of
 The hearing been ou to view out all damage Viewers hay ing filed it's 2Sh S'ii i9f'd De located as prayed for in said petition
 Ana appearing of been duly posted required by law of poing IaEln been duly n
 And the having Roar1 proceeded to consider the said petition and all claims for damages all matters " And it appearing os shen Of said road and reason of such location beenf N ' Now Therefore i s AS loaed t ,h
 viewers be and the hereby he the county Surveyor is hereby make sad Road and to be Recorder by law ~ " N N''i'9 On motion and Board ood t roo ., , day November 23rd " ~ u''" No"- JAMES MILLER -
 e- Chairman Board of Marcopa Coun,
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County Treasurer.
 Q1- AA


County Treasurer. $I5.00 $15.00
 FIRST COUPON.
 On the first day of February, 1915. School District Number Thirty Three Of Maricopa County, state of Ari- zona. will pay to the bearer Flt- TEEN DOLLARS. gold coin. at the office of the treasurer of Maricopa county, in the city of Phoenix. out of the Building Fund of said School District Number Thirty Three. being six months interest on Bond No
 w. A MOEJfR,
 Chairman Board of Supervisors. Attest: JAMES MILLER, JR.
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 cute vouchers for the above claims. payable out of the State Road Tax Fund
 CALL FOR ANNUAL SUPPLY
 BIDS.
 The Clerk was directed to prepare notices of advertisement calling for sealed bids as follows:
 1st. For printing and Publishing. Bids to be opened on December [, 1914
 End For Meals for Prisoners: For care of Court House Clocks: and For Printing. Stationery. etc Bids to be opened on December 12th, 1914. The said notices to be published in the Arizona Republican until the day of opening of said Bids. On motion and by unanimous vote. the Board stood at recess until ten o'clock A. M. Monday, November 26, 1914. w. A. MOEUR. Chairman Board of Supervisors JAMES MILLER. JR. Clerk
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'' iuei''S ana Deposit Company as surety.
 pri ' oHEEifF APPOlNTED
 J. D. Adams. Sheriff. filed his an Foi'thleht ol '. D. Leach as Deputy oheriii' ana the same was approved by the Board. provided that no com rensation should be allowed for ser vices as such Deputy.
 .- AUDIT OF ROAD CLAIMS.
 The Board audited State Road
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 F. Reakseckcr Points Rent 4ll4 loOO
  B.
 
  Chandler Commerce Rent i119 FOG K. Delivery of Box 900 l.
 
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OFFICERS OF THE BOARD OF Su.
 PERVISORS

Continued From Page EighD
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Chairman Board of Supervisors Attest ----
 Clerk Board of Supervisors Countersigned:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-17
Stnictest Economy
Urged on England
Resolutions ADOPTED by Leading
BANKERS and Finaneicrs
of London.

LONDON, July 16.--Strictest economy.
both by the nation and by individuals,
was urged i'm resolutions adopted to-
night by leading bankers and fnan-
ciers OF London. The meeting voted
to convey to Premier AsQuith II copy
OF the resolutions which recomm md
that new taxation should forthwith
be imposed upon all classes OF the
people. in order that when the war
snail he brought to II triumphant con-
ciuSton tho nation may enter the period
or restoration with It's financial power
impaired To the least possible extent"
Harold Cox. well known as a poIiti-
cal economist. said that the new loan
hardly would carry tho country over
until Christmas. and that. personally,
he did not think the war would end
without ENGLAND having to borrow
Sto,ooo.ooo.0oo. Altogether, tho inter-
est on this. MIR. Cox said. would be
StSo.eoo.ooo. which. with the sinking
fund. would be increased to s50O,Ooo, 900.
and another sloo,oOo.Ooo would have to
oe added for the first two years after
the wsr for pensions
The new taxes imposed last Noyem.
DER Mr.. Cox added, produced S3lb.OoO,-
GOO. so that many. more new taxes
would have TO be levied
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-17
NEW SUFFRAGE ORGANIZER
Miss Hansche Arrives to Take Charge
OF Summer Campaign.

At the open-air meeting held last
night al Broad and Fifth Streets. under
the auspices of the Congressional Union
for Woman Suffrage. Mrs. Charles V.
Meredith presided and introduced the
following speakers: Miss Edythe b.
Hansche, the summer organizer who
has just arrived in Richmond TO take
charge of the summer campaign here;
Mrs. Roy X Flanagan Mrs, Percy
Read. Jessie c. Duke, l.. c. kracke.
We believe the Federal amendment
to the United states Constitution said
Miss Hansche, lis the quickest. surest
and most progressive way of securing
the ballot for women. When such an
amendment has been passed II need
only be ratified by thrce-fourths of the
Legislatures of the States. This re-
lieves the women of the necessity Of
educating a Observation-Disclosures cleo
toratc Of nearly 27.0oo,o0o voters, since
II enables them to bring the issue i'm
madiately before the Legislature"
Miss Hansche Will remain i'll Rich
nond for several weeks directing the
summer campaign. a meeting of the
officers Of the Richmond branch OF the
league will be held this morning at $40
East Franklin Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-17
NEW REGULATION DEFINES
TRADE ACCEPTANCES%
Federal Reserve Board states Under
What Conditions They VIA! he Re-
discounted at Regional Ranks.

WASHING TON. July ls-Rerulsticns
issued to-day by Tire Federal Reserve
Soar6 prescribe conditions under
which trade scesp;snces may ne -e-
discounted 81 rssiona! hanks
Sules already have been made for
"os-k.-s' sccep;s1ces" ~ rrouuics,-
ing ;o.Gsys o-de- the hoard expressed
the hsi;s: that = VIII considers bly, en-
!s-Ee the SCOPE ~ service % Federal
reserve AsaNs. and sss!s; also ~ de-
NeloT.ne class % "doGS.e name
paper. which i; SAYS IL .nsry coun-
tries is desirable form, .. invss;'r e7;.
and az Important factor IL modern
commercial banking systems
The regulation defines trade &C
cepiarce as a bill - exchange having
definite maturity and payaele n dol
lars in the United states. having the
obligation 70 pay accepted ny Al ac-
ACCOMPLISHMENT across It's face +! he
person or corporation on whom - =
drawn. To he eligible tor rediscount 81
a reserve bank. such trade accsptarces
must he Endorsed by a membe bank.
must have a maturity al the time 81
discount OF not more than ninety days.
and must be accepted by the pur
chaser of goods sold by the drawer OF
the bill.
The bill must he drawn against in
debtedness expressly incurred by the
acceptor in the purchase Of such
goods. Evidence must be presented
with the acceptance that II arises out
of such transaction.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-17
QUESTIONS IDENTITY
Susdcc trutchfeld DismiS.rs >ep,o
Charged With Purse snntrhinr.

Because o, confusion in the iden,ia.
cation o. Floyd Crews coloreI cha-y.5
with snatchinc silver meshhap ,ro,n
the hand % Mrs Herman Taylor .Ga
East Franklin street, justice. Cru.ri,Y
field in Police Cour, YESTERDAY nor
ing dismissed the warrant, Mrs T,y.
lor was on North Sixth stree, Uno,
she was knocked down oy negro
and robbed
In court she Identified crews ~ her
assailant. but the ncgro's attor,a,.
Gilbert X. Pollock, pu, Detectiye-So r,
seants krenEel and Atkinson on Inc
stand. and they testified tina, Mrs Ia.
Tor had given them description whicb
did not fit Crews. Mr.. Pollock also
produced several negroes, who proved
an aiibi FOR his client,
There have been II number Of nurse
snatching cases reported 10 the ao!ice
within the last month, but tho oficcrs
have experienced great diRcIlty in
arresting the right mon some OF ,hc,r
ah1ve been described as white men.
In dism!ssing Crews Justice Cruicb-
held said that If Mrs. Taylor ana her
friends were not satisfied that me
negro was not the ri.nt man ,u.y
could lay the evidence before the Com
nonwealth's attorney for his opinion
as TO It's value in laying a prescntmen,
before the grand jury.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-17
STREET CAR STRIKE
MAY DE SETTLED

PkoIlDENCE. r. l.. July i6.-
through proposition tina: Mavo-
Joseph H. Gamer act as an arbitrator
the street car strike, which has nara
iE"ed the Rhode Island Company's svs-
tenn Tor the past TWO days. was in a
talr way 10 settlement late to-day.
II Is expected that the Zoo men
on strike viii go back 10 work to-
morrow morning BY an arranCemcnt
suggested III communica ton from the
union officials TO Mayor Gamer. and
I,hHhec!a'eiN accepted At meeting Of
the directors Of the company, the union
viii select one arbitrator. tho com.
pany another and the Mayor viii act
as the third.
Previous to Wednesday night. when
the strike vas precipitated, union and
company officials had been in con-
ference for month over the mems
demands for Increased wages shorter
hours, the abolition of the automat c
farc collector and a guaranteed daily
wage for spare men
Directors of the Rhode Island Com
pany were in session late tonight con-
sidering articles of arbitration which
were to be drawn up for formal sig
nature. union officials having an
nounced that the men would not be
ordered back to work until definite
articles were signed
In his letter TO Mayor Gamer ac-
cepting the union plan President Pot
ter specified as matters to he arbi-
trated the rate OF wages TO he paid
10 members of the union. and the num-
her of hours to he guaranteed extra
men for a minimum days work. The
letter said that all other points OF diff
ference had already been settled
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-17
AMERICAN RIGHTS REST
ON INTERNATIONAL LAW
United States Informs London That
Orders In Council md Municipal
Statutes Are Not binding,

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE United
States holds that the rights of Amer
leans who have cases before British
prize courts rest on international law,
and not on British orders in council
or municipal law, in brief statement
cabled to Ambassador Page and pre-
scented by him to-day TO the London
Foreign ONCE.
Secretary Lansing explained tonight
that this communication was not to
be confused with the general note now
in preparation relating to contraband
and interference with American com
merce He said 1t was In the nature
of legal caveat, generally conserving
the rights Of American citizens whose
cases are about TO be tried by British
prize courts.
AS the prize courts have not ruled
on any American cases and are be-
lieved TO be about to do so. the state
mcnt from the United States signiries
in effect that if there Is a denial Of
justice. diplomatic protests will be en-
tered, based on the general principles
OF international law existing before
the outbreak Of the war
The United States has given Great
Britain as well as Germany general
notice to this effect, and the state
ment now sent draws particular atten-
ton to prize court cases pending. 1t
will be made public here tomorrow.