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Williams news., 1916-07-27
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O2492S NoTICElFOR PUBLICATION

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 NOTICElFOR PUBLICATION
 Department of the Interior U. s. Land Office at Phoenix, Ari-
 zona. July 21, 1916.
 NOTICE is hereby given that Walter F. Thomasson, of Williams, Arizona, who, on April 27, 1914, made Homestead Entry, No. 024- 92S, for SE4, Section 19, Township 2a N., Range 8 E., G&SRM, has filed notice of intention to make three year final Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before Charles H. Adams, Clerk of Superior Court, at Flagstaff, Ari- zona, on the 9th day of September, 1916.
 Claimant names as witnesses: Harry D. Boulin, Carl H. Hinds,
 Ed. M, Roupe, and M. C.. Smith, all of Williams, Ari- zona. .u
 ''- ? ''< Thomas F. Weedin,
 @ Register. First Pub. ' 27, 1916 Last Pub. S,24, 1916
Williams news., 1916-07-27
' Community Forum.

Discussing the advantages of the community forum as the embodiment of fundamental ideals of American government, Dr. F. P. Claxton, United States commissioner of education says:
 "No government will ever be safer or wiser than the popular sentiment of the masses of the people. The one guaranty that this sentiment will not be wrong is the systematic provision of the means of organized public dis, cussion. Democracy is the education. al form of government. Other forms of control may be more efficient, But government through public discussion means more in the advancement of the race'
Williams news., 1916-07-27
EASY WITH GOOD TEACHER
Girl Proved How Perfectly Simple It Was to Learn to Run an
 Automobile.

I've just been dying to meet youP' The girl in the new auto hailed her passing companion.
 Come, dear" she said, jump right in and I'll show you how to run it.; then when yours comes you'll know" The other girl jumped in, delighted. I'm so nervous and excited!" she exclaimed. ss "Whs taught you?" -..
 Charlie Smith. Really. it's dread fully easy. Don't be worried. Sit right in there and grasp the steering wheel firmly. Now! Are you ready?"
 "Yes-but will 1t tump?" "
 Certainly not. Remember that ] am here by your side. First you turn on your power. Yes, that little button. See that knob:" t4
 Well. just jogglei it., Now put one loot right thereon that pedal"
 "oh! It's just like playing . piano." s-
 And the other foot press down there don't be. afraid. It won't 60 off."
 "oh! it's beginning to so!"
 silly! That's only theAthe thinga magig! Now grasp the wheel firmly and press down on the pedal. No that's the wrong one. Dear me! Is 1t the right one or left? You know, ] can tell when I'm sitting there"
 Will it do anything if"
 Nonsense! Now dear, don't get ex cited. You've got to throw out all the cylinders first. This knob does that What is it called? Let me think President Wilson waw-Oh yes! It's in neutral. Charlie says nothing car happen when 1t is in neutral Now are you ready?" ...-.-
 (Faintly) T think am.''
 Press down with your left foot. Ii that isn't right we'll try the. other Now! I'll push neutral out. Don, move your foot"
 Must hold on?"
 Yes, yes! Now easy-wait a min ute. Don't move. Dear me! There's something know I've forgotten Charlie wrote 1t out on card" (Com panion hanging on to wheel for dea, life, with her foot tanning down the clutch) "oh, yes! Here 1t is., :, Re lease the brake. An! Now, dear, IT push in on this.. Ready?" (Compan ion suddenly removes foot, and cal jumps forward like a catapult for al instant and then half stops and jerk. along.)
 What have done?"
 Nothing, dear. Don't be alarmed.
 But it's going! (Wildly.) Wha shall I do?"
 Let's see. Oh, dear!" (Suddenl. moves up.)
 Quick! I'm going the wrong way!'
 (The teacher, pale with fright, man ages to turn off the switch. Car stop with its nose in a fence.)
 "Of course, at first"
 T know I'll never learn!" "Nonsense! My dear, it's nothfns Charlie Smith taught me in only on lesson."-Life. -
Williams news., 1916-07-27
Real Optimist.

The rich French amateur of sci ence" who has offered a prize of $2O,- 900 to be given to the astronomer who first communicates with a star or planet other than Mars, will hardly live to see the prize awarded, al- though he thinks that communication with Mars will be established before many years. Apparently he is one of those who believe that nothing is im- possible.
Williams news., 1916-07-27
ASH FORK ITEMS

MT. and Mrs. Eyer are rejoic- ing over the birth of a fine baby boy on July 25th.
 MT. and Mrs. R. K. Burritt announce the birth of a baby boy on July 18th.
 MT. and Mrs. Pat Barley pass ed -thrurhere' on their home from the Elks convention in the East. They visited Baltimore, New York and Washington D. C. They report a good time.
 Mrs. Annie Mclaughlin of Prescott passed thru on her way home. She had been to Los Angeles to visit her father Geo. Scheurman who is i'll.
 Two Mexicans entered the, Indian room here. and tried to force open the glass case where jewelry is placed. Mrs. Clark seeing them asked what they wanted and they made for. the. door and boarded the train., After they had gone some pins were missing.
 Mrs. Fred Platten motored to Ash Fork on Sunday and met with a mishap, her car refusing to work after reaching the foot of. the big hill. She was forced to walk to Ash Fork for assist ance. Mrs. Platten says she thinks she will take to hiking as it did not bother her in the least to walk 2 miles.
 A Mexican section hand had his leg broken by a tie falling on him. He will be taken to Pres colt for treatment.
 Chester Dickinson had the misfortune to lose his home and part of his furniture by a fire last Saturday. It seems one of the children was playing with matches and lit a match near a can of crude oil. The child was badly burnel but is getting a. long very well at last report. MT. Dickinson's many friends sympathize with him and family in the loss of their home.
 Ranger Fred Platren has placed two weather gauges on his district, if the rains keep on as of late he will have good re- ports to make.
 I'D. D.. Smith shipped a car load I of horses to Phoenix to be placed on pasture. These horses were gatheredtin the vicinity of Shoot lake. e'
 Martin Martin is busy clean ing out his old dam and is pre- pairing to build new dam on his sheep dist.
 Chas. Larson the genial Fair view merchant was visitor here last week. Charley is out for the nomination for the honorable position as member of the house in our next legislature. Charley is the man who will make good if elected. We wish him every success. :..:'.
 We have had several good rains here of late. We sure needed it as the feed was very dry and short.
 Bill Brown motored in from Gold Trap on Monday. Bill rides in a car all the time nowadays say teams are too slow.
 Wm. Pitts and family motored to Williams on Tuesday. Bill just finished his cement tank. It is now 16 feet high and has plenty of water. He states he will have plenty of tomatoes and corn this year. The late Pitts arrival is doing fine and crows more like her dad every
Williams news., 1916-07-27

Something in That. Teacher-What is the hottest zone? sonnny-The war zone.
Williams news., 1916-07-27

w. F. Thomasson, and M. c. Smith, all of Williams, Ari zona.
 Thomas F. Weedin,
 Register. First Pub. 7 27 1916 Last Pub. 8 24, 1916
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-12-28
LIGHTING MAINTENANCE
Sloan. A. NJ, Lew. Orig, Sc 80
IT. lot l, blk. F-12.................. Ills
BOULEVARD MAINTENANCE
DISTRICT

Badger, Winifred, Lehman's Ad.
No. 2. lots II and IL. blk. 8 1907
Cook. Walter. Sunnyside Ad.,
lots /. 2. 3 and 4, blk. 7. 25.33
Davis. c. E., Staff. No. s. lot
blk. 16 ............-..............,.. 11.80
Deskins. John H., Staff. No. 2.
Sc As It,, lot 6, blk. 2..,....,...... 3.81
Day, Frank. Staff, No. g. lot
IL. blk. 20 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 893
Gleason. A., tracts. Sunnyside
Lew, lot l, blk. 10................. 1914
Hogl. John c., Morase No. l Ad..
lot 7. blk. .............-................. 4.46
Nichols, G. H. 4 Florence G..
Staff. No. Ad.. lot II,
blk. ..E.................. 4.45
Nissler, Lillian. Staff. No. 4 Ad.,
lot l, blk. s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1l.80
Piper. Frank H., Staff. No. I
Ad., lot Z, blk. s .............-...... $50
Pierce, Margaret, tract .......-.. 1888
stephens, Frank, Staff. No.
Ad., lot G, blk. Is, p. 4 ID.
Ad.. lot s, blk. "a .....-..-..-...... 1926
Tompson. II. g., Lehman's No.
2, lots 4. s and 8. blk. 9.----.. 1926
Woodman. NJ. L.. Janeaux Ad.
No. 2, lots / and 2, blk. g.. $50
Wilson. Albert O., Lehman's No.
2, lot 3. blk. 8 ....,...---~-;. 7OS
Wilson, VIM. c., Sunnyside.
lots 7, 8 and 8, blk. 7.......,. ..1235
Wyrouch. Jacob, Summit, lots
and 9, blk. | .......,.,........,....... S.67
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-12-28
TAX
1916
SUPPLEMENTARY LIST

Unknown. lot 8, blk. 10. Wini-
fred ....--.......-..-.-..........
Eyerly & Lewis, M. lot 7,
blk. 10, Hobson ..............-....
Northern Pacific Ry. Co., No.
Q, Ry across Sh SWA. Sec.
19-11-16. NEA. Sec. 23.11-16.
Sh NEA, SWA NWA, Sh
II. all Sec. 13. Sk NEk.
Sh frac. 10, tract in Eh,
Sec. 29-12-26 ........................-....
Rooney. Mlchael.~No. 2. Ell
sWK, VIZ SEA "a, NWA
25, NEK. Sec. 26-15.16, NEA
sen 10, NWA SWA. part
NEA SWA, less n, Sec.
11-15-13 ..................-...........
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-12-28
CITY AND TOWN
IMPROVEMENTS
Delinquent Assessments
1916
TOWN OF STANFORD
TOWN OF STANFORD

Blackwell, Mrs. w. j.. Stanford
1st Ad.. lot Z, blk. 6............, 1850
Clauson. Martin, Stanford Orig,
lot 8, blk. 2 ............................. 17.45
Conrad. G. W.. Stanford. lots
6 and Z, blk. 4 ......................... 1899
Catholic Church, Stanford lst
Ad. lots l and 2. blk g.. 34.O0
Cheney Bros. Stanford 1st Ad.,
lot s, blk. 6 ..........,...........,....,. 1850
Coloff, John, Stanford End Ad.,
lots IL and II, blk. 1l,..,. Att
DeLisle. Chris. Stanford list
Ad.. lots and 4. blk. 2 34.00
Duncan, Minnie, Stanford lst
Ad., lot 8, blk. s ................,-.... 1850
Devlin. Chas. r.. Stanford lst
Ad.. lot IS, blk. 6.,..........,....... 1850
Gregory. Grant, Stanford, lot 8.
DIX. I.4o
Koutechy. Anton. Stanford 1st
Adj. lots I and s, blk. l..-.....- 34.OO
Mauzey, w. T.. Stanford Orig.
lot Is, blk. 4 ...................,..,,.... 1850
Niles, Chas.. Stanford Orig, lot
3, blk. ! ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l7.45
Norcutt, 8. B.. Stanford lst Ad.
lot s. blk. Z .....-....,........,........ 1850
Paskey. Harry. Stanford End
Ad., lot 4 blk. Is ........-.,.,... 2l.3S
Ross. A. H.. Stanford Orig. lot
6, Z. 5 and 15, blk. 6. lot 2,
blk. 2. 1st Ad. Stanford, lot
l, blk. 6 ..............................,. 1868
Strouf. Stephen. Stanford Orig,
lots and Z, blk. s ...,,-.....,...... 32.S9
Strouf. A. j., Stanford lst Ad,.
lots s and Z, blk. s inconvenience. 33.Se
Slough, A. j., Stanford lst Ad.,
lots II and IL. blk. s ........... 34.O(
Schuster, r., Stanford lst Ad.,
lots and 2, blk. ...,....."....., 3O5s
Schumack. Christina. Stanford
End Ad., lot 9, blk. Is .-..,...,... 2l.3
Westergreen, John L.. Stanford
1st Ad.. lot s, blk. 3 ..........a..., l7.b'
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-12-28
SPR|NK[|NG
Delinquent City Special
Improvement Tax--l9l6

Brinkman, John. lot IL. blk. 2,
Fifth Ave. Ad. Lew. ........... 7.2a
Caldwell. Thos. D.. lot 1. blk.
5. Fifth Ave. Ad. Lew. 7.2s
Clary, C. NJ, lot l, blk. 6, Park
Ad. 7.23
Dunn, Charlotte H., Lew. Orig,
lots 9, 10 and IL, blk. Q-19... 11.3s
Hogl. John c.. Morase No. l,
lot Z, blk. ..............-.............. 7.2;
Janeaux, Odelbert & Evelyn
Desy. tract -.....-,............--.....-...- LII
Knapp, Lottie. Lew. Orig, lots
8 and Z. blk. Q-19. lot l. blk.
V-20 14.8s
Nissler. Lillian ". Staff. No. 4.
loo !, blk. ................-...-.......... 4.Os
Neill. Henry, Lew. Land Co..
lot 1c. blu. .....-............-......... 2.7;
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-12-28
LIGHTING

Tubb. T. j., tract In Lew.
Hickey. John 4 Anna. SH 40
IT,, lot 3, blk. 13, Staff. Ad.
Lew OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Allen, VIM. L.. NV 80 It,. lot
3, blk. 13, Staff. Ad. Lew.
Sloan, A. M. Sc 80 IT,. lot /.
blk. F-l2. Lew. Orig...............
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-12-28

Bradley. Frank. NWA, Sh IL,
VIZ, Sec. 14-16-15 ..,................. 205.49
Ryan, P. A.. lot IA, blk. u,
Lew. Hts. ...........,......:....-.,~...l. 2.74
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-12-28

NEh, WE SEA, Sec. lis.
"a ............................. 35.14I
Wheeler, VIM, lot Is, blk. "a,
Lew, Hts, 2.75l
Whitaker, Eliz j., lot 1O,blk. IS,
Draper's Ad. Kendall, Hillo-
mobide 5000 .............................. 1856
WhitCOmb Catherine E.. lot g.
Blk. So, Lew. Hts. ................. 2.75l
White, AntOinette, SEA SEA,
"a. NEA NEA, Sec. 25-12.14. .
lot 4, Sec. 19, lot 1, Sec. 30,
1915 1886
White. Elizabeth c.. lot Z. blk.
3, Moore, lots IA and Is, blk.
1, Windham ...................... 2O.71
Whitaker, w. c., lot IL, blk.
Is, Gilt Edge ................... 1.13|
| WieSe, Emil lots I, 2. 3. 4 s.
6, z, 8, 9 and 10, blk. Is. lots
l, 2, 3, 4, Z, 8, 3 and 10, blk.
IA. NJ Moccasin ........ 1886
Wigs, C, f.. lot 7. blk, 2. lot
2, blk. 3. Roy Orig. ............ 844
Wiiber. Alton e.. Lots 7 and 3.
blk. "a. 1st Ad. Coffee Creek 2.O3
Wilcott, John H.. lots 3. 4 and5.
less ry Sec 6-2O.19 lot
sEA NEA. Sec, 1908 $780,. 1912
Wileman, Samuel A., NEA
SWh 80, lots /. 2. 5 and /.
| NEN SWN. Sec, 31.l7.13.... &C. 90
Williams, Bessie L., SEA. Sec.
28-12-29 1855
Williams, Evan O.. Sh NH.
Sec. 29-13-27. lot 3, NEA
SWA, M SE1. Sec. 81.
1926 .......... Sits
Williams, +. NJ, lot 13, blk. s,
Christina NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 133
Williams, Fred H.. Nh NWH.
| SEA NWA, Sec. 34-12-22.. 1919
Williams, John M, MI NEK,
| Sec. 2o-16-2O .........................' 1888
fWilliams. Kirk a., ny sWA.
SWA SWA. wiz SEL Sec.
j 12-17-22, lots is, is. II. IS,
| 10. 20 and 81, blk. II. Git
| Edge Il OK
lWtlourhbv Thos II NIX SWH
/ 30. NEA NWh, NWK NEN,
Sec. 32-l4-21 2986
Wilmes, A. r., sh M. Sec. Ill
1924 ......'. 33.63
Wilson, Albert D., Lot 3. nix.
8. Lehman's No .. Lew. sic
wilson. F. M NV Sec il.
1926 ................''.......-......... 49, 26.3s
Wilson. John lot / blk az
Kendall 1O8,
, Wilson. John II. SWA Sec
1-2O.19 AS1s
Wilson. Sac. lot 1. blk. {. Roy
Orig. 23(
Vinegar & Fisher. lot 18. blk.
81 20 Denton 20 4(
Wise H T. SIX sWH ii. Nh
Al NWA IL NEN. Sec. 1919
"a 36.8:
Wise. Thos. D.. lots /. Q and
RI z SM MEL SEA NWH Sec
1924 SEH SWA Sec. 49,
1924 ''-.'... 20 "a:
2 | Wombles. Robert u. Eh SWA.
NWA SEA. SWA NEK.
oil Sec. 22.12-3O | 43.4,
Wood. John B.. SEA SEA 10,
nj SWL SWN 90 MI NWN
Sec. 29-13.21 ............. 234
q Woodhouse. Jas. j. SWN NWN
WIZ SWN 26. NWK NWA,
eI Sec 36-12-26 " "A a
oIwoods A M. lot g. blk, 8,
al Grass Range ...................,.......... 10
Woods JnO w. SM SWA
sWH sEA 3. sb SDN.
al sEK sWH 8, NEA, VIZ
o Sell MEL SWA. NEX
NWM 10, NWA, VIZ NEN,
N Sec. 11-14-26, SEA 9, Sh
SWA 10, NEA NWA, NWA
4 NEA, Sec. 16-15-27 1921
Woodward. P. E., lot 4, blk.
%, Winnett .....-.........-.............. 1874
% "Gouy' Iaw Lew NJ ''Ae' ~ iv' 2ss
bell, lot !, blk. II. Coffee
Creek ......................... 81
10 Wright, Mrs. Ernest, VIZ VIZ,
Sec. 14-19-l5 .......................-...... 32.t
IN Wright, Frances t., Dyke 50
~ 7442, Frances u 7611, 1900
20 1893, 1900 No. W 766O........ 3.s
- 1912 39.z
,, Wynhoff. Frank j.. Sh SWk
- 9. Nh NWA, SWA NWA,
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-12-28
CITY SPECIAL
IMPROVEMENTS
GRADING

First Baptist Church, lot II,
blk. 8, Staff. Ad. Lew. 11.99
First Baptist Church, lot IL.
Blk. 8. Staff. Ad. Lew. 1l.99
Wunderlin, Matte e., lot 8,
blk. II, Morase Ad. Lew...... 1890
Shea, Henry, tract In Lew. $3.50
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-12-28

Slater. L. p, tract .............. 7.23
Stoudt Geo, tract .....-................- 7.23
Sloan, A. NJ, Lew. Orig, s 30
IT. lot 2, s 30 IT. lot I, blk.
F-12, Sc 30 IT, lot l, blk. F-12 1901
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man fir iidsr srtldrt. gs bauerte
ssraum. 3eit. ebe 2fnseitsllts bss ftdbs
tiitxn Waiertperts Departments
ben S6absn iempordr ausbsiiern unb
bag tpeitere 2lusflieben Der Waiera
maiIeu perbinbern fonnten.
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&hriftliHe Seipeife
Sir Gnelanb's Sdnrferei Der geiatD
iins bes baparirten 3eppelins
re 10" seeenaber.

Berlin, 6. gliigi,it. (sfuf orabt.
Ioiem Beee nod Sappilc.) ais5iige
aiis Sfriftitiiden, bic I'M pcrfIoiIenen
Jcbruar in eiiier Glaide IN Der Wecr-
elpee BON sfagerraf dlrfseflinoen nor.
ben iparen iinb Die lesten 9ctifdftels
bonn Gcnrinnrioeir bes IN Der gtoroiee
ueriinsIiidten 8eppeIins .9 194 eHt.
bieIten. iino iett bon Der 1leberiee-
9tafridtenascntur peroffeutIid)t NOR
oel. sssn Der SSIaide befano iiG and,
Der Ieste geridt bes stputulnnbeitrs,
Der cine StiIiiSe Dor benz @erfinfeli
oes Qnftibiffes seidrieben ,porOer
lpar. Die meiiten sdriftltiide iporcn
Der 0eiite ber @eias.
l,ng bcs 3eppeIins an ibre alnseb5ri-
oatrsuh liusunh hlein gxiei&baibt
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Die abeater
pesples fat aneefansen unS oas
Olympic folet ndGiten Souutdg.

Ws cine S6palbe nod ieinen
Sommsr maft, 70 madts bic GrofIs
rung eines 1katers np9 ni4t ben
Wintsr. 9fber Der afnfans III bod
aemadt unb mir mSsen WorihuB
nebmsn auf bas tiiblsre Msfer. bds
betimmt innerbaIb Der ndfTten ied,s
ober aft WoGen eintritt. llniere
propbtseiuns fiHbet an ber 1batiads
Niidbalt, bab in 9eopIes9 beGs
ter seitern bic Gaifon erDffnet ipurs
be. FROG Der bunDstasliden 5ibe
Dnren bic WoritelIunsen gsadmittags
unb atsnbs beftens befudt. Das
abeattr If innen unb auben p0ats res
nopirt unb fiebt redt i4mud aus.
Die Panama paniies' Iiebtn bic Stse
berseHen unb perfhafften ben 9eius
dern ansenebme 9lusens unb Shrens
ipeibs. Grobes Gurore ma8ten bic
Iebsnbsn WlobtIIe In ibren tlafifdeH
pojen. 2lud bic 8aubuiae Rums
mern iSmnen iid ieben IalIen. glls
befonOere Ginlage fiHo fir Oienfas
albeno 9yuuftdmpfe ansetiinciet uHo
fir Jreitas 46enb gountrp Stors
NIT ieinen utiissn lIeberraidunsen.
Uas Olympic 8hedter,
iuet6ss ebenfdIls Elm pSllig neaes ges
ipdnb anlest, besinnt nd4ften Sonns
iag bic Spielseit. Ddpe Mtarions
.1k Wrrlb Of Grolics" TT fiir Die
gr6finunssnodk sebudt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-07
Steunsebn Eeripnen
Sanscn am Sunntas in ucridliebeneu
SheiIcn Ses aanScs ibren Spb
Surd) Grtriufeu.

eInria, g., 6, Slueliit. Ger 26
oosohre aIte @attir Bartlett Gin Ma
idhnift aus Glepelanb, ertranf ant
Sorutaa in 8ernillion ols or beinr
9oben i'm 2aferpcob Harf BON sPram'
pfen befallen ipur6e.
gtewarf. O., 6. gueiiit. Sobn
9oaIt, % Sabre alt, ertranf am
Sonatag @adnuttaa beim Baden i'm
9idiitg 6Iub Dor Den gliiaen iciner
@dttin uno Gdppeiteer, oils lie it'd 5lt
iueit m oos @aiier pasten. Die beioct
iSrauen foinrten mir nit Yeiibe gerct-
tet lperoen.
5ama. sya.. 6. glltel,it 0rci Ger'
Ionelt fanteft am Sonntag bcim @aOelt
i'm Soma SIub bier in hcr Naf,bar.
Ifaft INNS Sebeii. Gie 8eriineliidtell
iino: Gaparo 0onnan. 80 Sobre aft,
@croon Gonnait, 90 Sabre olt unb
gSiaiam gaotion % Sabre alt,
idrrurtIid, aus GrDart. Sic eeriet6en
,Ip7sine Gtr6ur,Ds una m,ragl tnrt: