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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-07
IRON AND STEEL K

Domestic consumers generally ar. buy
steel. but the export demand Is heavy
with more sales Of miscellaneous forms u
commercial steel for this years delivery.
Large tonnages for next years shipment
are under negotiation. There is less steel
work coming out, buyers expect
Ing some concessions, but for prompt ship
ments high pre- miums are being paid.
Wire products, while less RCtiye, are
stronger and an advance II talked Of
More export rail contracts are expected 70
be closed In the near future for 1911 ship
mrnt.
hut more sales have been made for eS
port and a fair tonnage Is still under ne
COLLATION. for italy and Russia. Japan i
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-07
Schedule Based on Mail Time.

For all other items Immediate credi,
entry at par will be made. but such
credit will not he available as reserve
or to pay checks drawn. until the ap-
proprlate period indicated or the at
,ached schedule has einrs~h These
periods are based m the mil time re-
ou.red for items to reach Dc paying
bank plus the mail time required for tho
paying bank to remit TO the Federal Re-
serve Bank OF its district. by aver
aging the mail time II has been possible
to include all points In the country IN
four divisions. namely. one. two. o
and eight days,
Member banks ma maintain their
balances with us ta) hy shipping 20 ,s
at our expense properly sorted lawful
money or Federal reserve notes. Cb) by
depositlng New York exchange. or tc)
BY the proceeds. when available. Of out
OF town Items deposited for collection.
Non-memher banks may MAKE remit
tances IN the manner described IN ta)
and % IN settlement of items sent
direct.
"This rranCement has been made in
order - comply with the mandatory
terms Of the Federal reserve act to the
effect that all settlements OF items.
whether by charge against the member
bank account or by remittance Of cur
rency or exchange. must be made az full
face value without deduction without.
however. conflicting With the assumption
that TENS are payable only at the coun-
ter OF the bank on which they are
drawn.
Member banks are entitled 70 place
the words, 'Colfect!ble a, par through
the Federal Reserve Bank OF New York
on their own checks and the checks used
By their depo~,tors Your attention Is
called TO the des!rab!ltty OF ayailing OF
this privilege.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-07
Four Porto Rico Sugar Dividends,

The South Porto Rico sugar Company
has declared an extra cash dividend OF
20 per cent. on the common stock and
an extra dividend OF rs per cent. on the
same stock, In addition to the regular
quarterly dividends OF . per cent. on the
preferred and s per cent. on the COM
mon. All Of tho dividends are payable
on July ! to stockholders Of record on
June II, 1915. .
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-07
THE BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON. June s-Increaeed disbursements
dated and Nevada Consolidated had no effect
upon the shares. Prices generally moved mar
rowly. American Zinc and Butte and Superior
were strong. each gaining abou. 2 points
United States Smeiters was active and higher
Atlantic. Gulf and West Indies was active and
2 points higher. the preferred shares also re-
flectine strength. United Fruit, and Shoe Ma.
chinery were rcac,!onary. The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-07
THE CHICAGO MARKET.

june THE sensational advance
IN stewart Warner to 90. with a email setback
~ the ma! rsdlng, Was the man feature of
the market Lindsay Lght common va. also
quite active. showln- n flr.her gain of .
points. Other issues we're rather slow Price
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-07
LIS pF<DFNs.
Manhattan

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At MOO. sore James q Asa.
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6SD ST 2H F-Isre \ i'r'a'rr a. "
2uff Rl'v 90, In. g. 90 -. .'
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list ST .. So = N.s' r. H' 81
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a. t'arec,osur" - mtE,p, n'''
man & krsus
LOT lnl. map Van \es' rtrk :ft "- :
George Ntduug ast Mart. o. No.,
- a. foreclosure ~ "'E-H az. y
Adams
rIEBOUT Az. ~. sos IS 's'' s. 49,
H~2-Corporst- MICE 90 ar' ''rt
Schramm foreclosure - "'r- A.
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trustee, sgt Annir ' N'rN - - '"f
ton SUITE atty, II li..,o',
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LOT SbT map Nf'gG- - Nr'' Nav
Ward -Johu l}'.h az N"''' .
Knight ., 40 l'r-','rs1r. = "'r' ''
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-07
CustOm House Receipts.

The total receipts for duties AZ the
Custom House yesterday were s62S.-
1880. of which sl7i.lI7.59 was for
merchandise withd avn from bonded
warehouses and siji,677.6l for recent
importations.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-07
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
wAHIr. PHILLIPS coMP.Ny-,

wAHIE, PHILLIPS COMPANY "A nett.
ton IN bankruptcy has been Nled neaips,
Wahl-, Phillips Company. manufacturer
Of 'lghtns INJURIES ~ l0l Park avenue
The ompanN mad. an asslgnm.nt on
MONDAY Liabilities are $50 900 and
assets SIS nOO.
FIRED e. BARRETT plumber ~ laI r,s,
Ninety-fNur'h street. has rI.d n r~.,itIon
IN hankruptcy, with liabilities Sc.a5s
and assets s.Si.
SAMUEL. GOlDPERG salesman, ~ as
50 John. avenue. TN. BRONX. hs. el.i
a petition In bankruptcy with l. BIT.
ties S2,tts and no assets
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-07
Big HercuIe. Powder Dividend.

The Hercules Powder Company has
declared an extra dividend Of - per
cent. on the common stock In addition TO
the regular quarterly dividend of . per
cent. The Disbursements are payable on
June rs to stock OF record on June IS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-07
THE PITTSBURG MARKET.

steady. with pric-s showing ins,yn, Acan,
changes Pure OIL, Ohio Fuel, Pr,,shn-x
BrewinS preferred, INDEPENDENT Rrewins'
dow Glsss were the more a,-.ve shares IN.
'"'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-07
Appointed special Master

AMERICAN REAL ESTATE COMPANY-
Judge Hand appointed George G Holt
special master 10 hear an examination
president. William u. H,ncklev. y,ce.
president; Austin I. BahcoCk, vice
president and treasurer, aud clarence :.
ShuUway. secretary The receiver,
were also authorized to carry out a CON
tract VIII Frei-r'c 4 Taylor for IN.
sale Of property on Alta avenue. Par,
HI, for $4,000,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-07
THE BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. juno s-Baltimore Tube was
active selling from i2sia to la5A and closing
~ le5s Davidson Chemical was . poin,
lower. The Cosden shares ruled steady. Bonds
were dull and steadk The ummEy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-07
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA. June g. - Philadelphia
Elc trio and Electrc Storage Battery we're
active and strong In She stock market here
MOI. much activity elsewhere. Bonds were
in fair demand. ruling Arm The summary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-07
EXPLAINS RESERVE
COLLECTION PLAN
Gov. Strong Of Federal Bank
Tells How Checks Will
Be Handled.
QUICK NJ AT PAR

In a circular letter addressed TO the
cashiers Of the banks In the Federal Re-
serve system In his district. Benjamin
Strong. Jr.. governor Of the Federal Re-
serve Bank Of New York. explains how
the par collection Of checks will be done
By the twelve Federal Reserve Banks,
beginning Of July IS. 1915.
mo member bank Is required 70 use
the collection system. nor are any for
malit!es or resolutions required before
1t may be used" say Mr.. Strong. "A
member bank may end items for coll
lection through the Federal Reserve
Bank regularly. occasionally or not at
all or nay collect them through present
correspondents or In Any other manner
considered advantageous,
All items drawn on member banks
Of the New York Clearing House Asso-
citation received In time for sclearin
will be Immediately credited AT par and
will thereupon become available as re-
serve or to pay checSs drawn. Such
items. however. will not be received from
members Of the New York Clearing
House Association.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-07

DETROIT, TOLEDO n IRoNToN.
The Detroit, Toledo and Ironton Rail.
road reports TO the Interstate Commerce
Commission for April:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-07

PICTURE PLAYHOUSE FILM co. INC
Jude" Hand authorized Francis n
Appleton, lr, receiver, 10 continue bust.
ncss At West Twenty third street, un.
III June 10. when the assets NIL lie cold
As a going rrnleru.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-07
AAhiG nments.

FkANk & 60 INC, dealer IN millinery
az lth Third avenue and 1921 Fir.t
avenue, assigned % benjamin Kinger
The, nrm was i%ncorporat i on November
20 l,?l', with capita stock 5000 Mol
Ne kaplan Is president and benjamin
frank. sccrrthry ant treasurer.
JOSEPH NApIiI, trading as tn. Superior
assigned TO G.orgc R~osenhaum.
NElIEN STEINER composed OF Fred
cr''k Nc'."r rui Joseph W Stenek,
49," '"' H'. 'lrrlus t,rpue -.
" - ....a.A. L..NLN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-07

STANpAHp Nat BLOCK 60 iNr, Of
aud assets Sll5 tn. company also ma.
y. policy Of 81. 100 ON the ne ot Otto
", !" Deswatiues, Holman Cohen 4
co. are secured creditors foi $4,000. ar5
the quality Hat Company Of Montreal
$ 900 on. eNchdng" ~ notes.
RICH Nh hOliE NOVELTY SHOP, INC
Nomen's apparel. lJ52 broadway: ia.
h'lii"s f".G2G and assets sl.377
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-07
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT,

WASHINGTON June 6.--The statement Of
the receipts and Disbursements OF the Treas.
ury shoWa. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-07

The New Jersey and New York Railroad
reports to the Public Service
Commisslon for the quarter ended March
Arizona sentinel., 1916-11-09
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Bids are invited for the erection and completion of cottage on blocks 13- 15 of the Townsend Tract, Yuma Coun- ty, Arizona, for the Yuma Union High School Farm.
 Bids will be accepted in sealed en- velopes and must be marked Bid for the erection of cottage" until o'clock P. M., Monday, November 18th, 1916, at the office of the Secretary of the said High School at Yuma National Bank, and must be accompanied by a certified check for no less than per cent of the bid.
 Plans and specifications can be ob- tained from the Secretary, a deposit of $25.0O will be required to insure the safe return of such plans and specified tions. BOARD OF EDUCATION,
 By GEO. MICHELSEN, Secretary.
 Adv.-Daily-Oct 25 to Nov. 13.
Arizona sentinel., 1916-11-09

was big surprise to many, and goes to show that the days of the straight vote in the valley are numbered
 Crane precinct-Ross 51, Baughn 14S, Howe 104, Smalley A, Wilson 200, Hughes 6S, Ashurst 198, Kibbey 61, Hayden 2O3, Eads, 46, Hunt 19S, Camp bell 106, Osborn 1855, Prochaska 67, Boyce 158, Merrill S1, Johnson 159, Campbell S1, Jones 142, Gust 99, Case 155, Matthews S9, Bolin 155, Mckenzie S6, Betts 175, Cloonan 64, Winsor 155, Kryger 118, Eddy 154, Faulkner 57, Edwards 108, Griffin 173, Elliott 229, Ingalls, 11S, Shanssey 62, Johnson 1O1, Riley 172, Greer 100, Vim 19S, Free man 92, Wupperman 12O, Colman 146, Ming 155, Willitts 11S, Morrow 13O, Jones 105, Smith 155, Purtell 122, Ora ham 9S.
Arizona sentinel., 1916-11-09
YUMA CITY RETURNS;
 TOTAL VOTE COMPLETE

Precinct No. Ross 58, Baughn 72, Howe 64, Smalley 34, Wilson 124, Hughes 100, Ashurst 123 Kibbey S6, Hayden 129, Eads 6S, Hunt 12S, Camp bell 103, Osborn 1855, Prochaska 70. Boyce 107, Merrill A, Johnson 1O1, Campbell S5, Jones 11S, Gust 78, Case 1O6, Matthews S2, Bolin 1O4, Mckenzie 7S, Betts 104, Cloonan 76, Winsor 1O9 Kryger S7, Eddy III, Faulkner 64, Edwards 103, Dickson 65, GreenIeat 1SS, Griffin 101, Elliott S6, Ingals 96, Shannssey 133, Johnson SS, Riley 139, Greer 52, Vim 101, Freeman 119, Wupperman 135, Colman 76, Ming 145, Willets 50, Morrow 164, Jones 13S, Smith S5, Purtell 154 Graham 57.
 Precinct No. 2-Ross 79, Baughn 112, Howe 99, Smalley 50, Wilson 149, Hughes 113, Ashurst 155, Kibbey SS, Hayden 164, Eads 73, Hunt 126 Camp bell 142, Osborn 160, Prochaska S4, Boyce 135, Merrill 101, Johnson 142, Campbell 100, Jones 13S, Gust 1O4, Case 13S, Matthews 1OS, Bolin 135, Win sor 133, Kryger 116, Eddy 166, Faulk- ner 87, Edwards 14S, Dickson S5, Green leaf 120, Griffin 13S, Elliott 133, Ingalls, 113, Shanssey 134, Johnson IA, Riley 199, Greer 61, Vim 40, Freeman 132 Wupperman 157, Colman 113, Ming 170, Willets 90, Morrow 91, Jones 112, Smith 160, Purtell ITO, Graham S7. > Precinct No. 3-Ross no, Baughn 133, Howe, 199, Smalley 55, Wilson 219, Hughes 103, Ashurst POT, Kibbey 101, Hayden PIT, Eads 76, Hunt 19S, CMampbell 131, Osborn 215, Prochaska 91, Bruce 1S1, Merrill 1O7, Johnson 179, Campbell III, Jones 169, Gust 129, Case 172, Matthews 122, Bolin 1855, Me Kenzie 96, Kryger 119, Eddy 213, Faul- kner so, Edwards 196, Dickson "A, Greenleaf 15S, Griffin 14S, Elliott 165, Ingals 104, Shanssey 174, Johnson 145, Riley 223, Greer 73, Vim 163, Free man 153, Wupperman 170, Colman 152, Ming 209, Willets 96, Morrow 251, Jones 126, Smith 194, Purtell PIP, Gra- ham 90.
Arizona sentinel., 1916-11-09
SOMERTON SCRATCHED
 LIKE INDEPENDENTS

Somerton precinct-Ross 61, Baughn 55, Wilson 122, Hughes 73, Ashurst 127, Kibbey 61, Hayden 146, Eads A, Hunt 115, Campbell S4, Osborn 135, Prochaska 39, Boyce 1OS, Merrill 69, Johnson 105, Campbell 70, Jones 1O9, Gust s69, Case 109, Matthews 73, Bolin 114, Mckenzie 60, Betts 112, Sloonan 5S, Winsor 104, Kryger S3, Eddy 1O5, Faulkner 66, Edwards 135, Dickson 51, Greenleaf S5, Griffin 1O6, Elliott 12O, Ingalls, IT, Shanssey 73, Johnson S9, Riley 119, Greer 67, Vim 134, Free man 50, Wupperman S4, Colman 105, Ming 121, Willitts 64, Morrow 159.
Arizona sentinel., 1916-11-09
THE BORDER CITY,
 GADSDEN COMPLETE VOTE

Gadsden precinct-Ross 27, Baughn 16, Howe p, Shalley 16, Wilson A, Hughes 14, Ashurst Al, Kibbey 16, Hay den A, Eads 13, Hunt, AS, Campbell 10, Osborn 49, Prochaska 12, Boyce 40, Merrill 19, Johnson 40, Campbell IA, Jones 37, Gust. F, Case AZ, Mat thews 13, Bolin 43, Mckenzie 12, Betts 40, Cloonan 13, Winsor 38, Kryger 19, Eddy 40, Faulkner 15, Edwards 42, Dickson 14, Greenleaf 26, Griffin 2S, Elliott 31, Ingalls, 19, Shanssey 46, Johnson g, Riley 42, Greer 13, Vim 35, Freeman 21, Wupperman 45, Col man IT, Ming 34, Willits 23, Morrow 54.
Arizona sentinel., 1916-11-09
YUMA MESA COMPLETE;
 BLAlSDELL HEIGHTS PRECINCT

Smalley 32, Wilson 70, Hughes 55, Ashurst 73, Kibbey A, Hayden 7S, Eads 36, Hunt 66, Campbell 56, Os- born 68, Prochaska A, Boyce 59, Mer- Till 49, Johnson 5S, Campbell 56, Jones 5S, Gust, 56, Case 3SS Matthews 36, Bolin 54, Mckenzie 47, Betts 66, Cloo nan AS, Winsor 73, Kryger 52, Eddy 7S, Faulkner 9S, Edwards T, Dickson 37, Greenleaf 4S, Griffin "A, Elliott GA, Ingalls, 43, Shanssey 5S, Johnson 64, Riley 82, Greer 34, Vim 76, Freeman 51, Wupperman 59, Colman 62, Ming 79, Willits 41, Morrow 100, Jones fl, Smith S6, Purtell 66, Graham Al.
Arizona sentinel., 1916-11-09
NORTHERN YUMA COUNTY
 VOTE BY PRECINCTS

Laguna precinct-Baughn II, Ross 5, silson 12, Hughes 5, Ashurst 12, Kib- bey 8, Hayden 15, Hunt 10, Campbell 2, Winsor 13, Kryger 4, Eddy 13, Faulk- ner 8, Edwards 13, Greenleaf 3, Griffin 15, Elliott II, Ingalls, 5, Shanssey TO-, Johnson 8, Vim 14, Freeman 4, Wup- perman 10, Colman 8, Ming 13, Willetts 4, Morrow Is.
 Dome precinct-Baughn 8, Ross z, Wilson IF, Hughes l, Ashurst 15, Kib- bey 3, Hayden 16, Eads 2, Hunt IA, Campbell 4, Osborn IS, Eddy l, Boyce 16, Merrill 2, Johnson 15, Campbell 8, Johnson 1, Jones IF, Gust 1, Case 15, Matthews 8, Betts 2, Cloonan II, Bi- lin 16, Mckenzie 1, Howe 8, Winsor 16, Kryger 2, Eddy 16, Edwards 15, Faulkner 2, Dickson 8, Greenleaf 16, Griffin 2, Elliott 15, Shanssey 5, Ingalls, z, Johnson 4, Riley 15, Greer 2, Vim 14, Freeman 4, Wupperman s, Colman Il, Ming F, Willets 1, Morrow 16, McDaniel IT, Wiener F.
 Castle Dome prccinct-Baughn 2, Ross 5, Howe 4, Smalley 2, Wilson ', Hughes 8, Ashurst 4, Kibbey 5, Hayden 6, Eads 8, Hunt 5, Campbell 5, Osborn 7, Pro- chaska 8, Boyce 5, Merrill 4, Johnson 4, Campbell 5, Jones 5, Gust 4, Case ,, Matthews 4, Bolir 6, Mckenzie 5, Betts Cloonan 5 WinSor & KrVger & Eddy 5, Faulkner 8, Edwards ', Dickson 4, Greenleaf 6, Griffin 4, Elliott 2, Ingalls, g, Johnson 0, Riley 10, Greer 1, Vim 8, Freeman 8, Wupperman 2, Colman 8, Ming 10, Willetts 1, Morrow Il.
 Wellton precinct Gncomplete)-Wil son 36, Hughes II, Ashurst 42, Kib- bey II, Hayden 43, Eads 10, Hunt 51, Campbell 3, Osborn 4S, Prochaska 6,
Arizona sentinel., 1916-11-09

Mohawk precinct-Baughn 1, Ross 4, Howe 4, Smalley 1, Wilson 10, Hughes 3, Ashurst Il, Kibbey 2, Hayden 12, Lads 3, Hunt 12, Campbell 8, Osborn Il, Prochaska 3, Boyce Il, Merrill 8, Johnsen 2, Campbell 4, Jones 8, Gust 4, Case z, Matthews 4, Bolin 2, McKen- zie 5, Betts 5, Cloonan 2, Winsor 10, kryger 4, Eddy z, Faulkner 8, Ed wards g, Dickson 8, Greenleaf 13, Grif- fin l, Elliott 8, Ingalls, 5, Shanssey g, Johnson 3, Riley 4, Greer 2, Vim 10, Freeman 4, Wupperman 8, Colman 12, Ming II, Willetts 2, Morrow 12.
 Harqua Hala precinct-Baughn IS, Ross 32, Howe 29, Smalley 10, Wilson 42, Hughes 40, Ashurst 36, Kibbey 39, Hayden 3S, Eads 29, Hunt AT, Camp bell 29, Osborn 60, Prochaska 21, Boyce 23, Merrill 30, Johnson 33, Campbell 32, Jones 37, Gust 29, Case 31, Mat thews 33, Bolin A, Mckenzie 43, Betts 39, Cloonan A, Winsor 43, Kryger 19, Eddy 34, Faulkner 2S, Edwards 35, Dickson 26, Greenleaf 42, Griffin fl, Elliott P, Ingalls,, 56, Shanssey 43, Johnson 30, Riley 45, Greer 23, Vim 42, Freeman 36, Wupperman 32, Col man 49, Ming 47 Willetts 27, Morrow 57.
 Salome precinct-Baughn IS, Ross 8, Howe 4, Smalley 13, Wilson 14, Hughes IT, Ashurst II, Kibbey IS, Hay den 16, Eads F, Hunt II, Campbell P, Osborn IS, Johnson 10, Campbell IS, Jones F, Gust 15, Case Il, Matthews
 z, Bolin z, Mckenzie P, Betts 15, Cloo- nan 13, Winsor II, Kryger 15, Eddy F, Faulkner 15, Edwards 70, Dickson 136, Greenleaf g, Griffin 19, Elliott g, h. gals 20, Shanssey 10, Johnson 15, Riley 13, Greer 13, Vim 12, Freeman 14, Wupperman 10, Colman IS, Ming 14, Willetts 12, Morrow 16
 Parker Precinct Gncomplete) )-Wil- son S3, Hughes 50. Hunt 93, Campbell 49, Ashurst 89, Kibbey 42, Hayden 93, Eads 3S, Greenleaf T, Griffin 54, Wup- perman "A, Colman 54, Ming 90, Will let's 42, Elliott S1, Ingalls, 51, Shans- sey 75, Johnson 36.
 Vicksburg (incomplete) Wilson 6, Hughes g, Ashurst z, Kibbey 8, Hay den s, Eads 7, Hunt 6, Campbell 7, Os- born 8, Johnson ', Campbell 8, Jones z, Gust 8, Case 2, Matthews 8, Bolin 6, Mckenzie g, Betts 6, Cloonan g, Win sor z, Kryger 8. Eddy 8, Edwards 2, Faulkner 2, Dickson 6, Greenleaf Il, Griffin 4, Elliott 8, Shanssey g, Ingalls, z, Johnson 6, Riley g, Greer 6, Vim 8, Freeman 2, Wupperman z, Colman s, Ming II, Willetts 4, Morrow 10.
Arizona sentinel., 1916-11-09
YUMA COUNTY ELECTION
 RETURNS SO FAR AS REPORTED

Boyce A Merrill 10, Johnson A, Camp bell g, Jones 40, Gust 13, Case fl, Mat thews 12, Bolin fl, Mckenzie 12, Betts 46, Bloonan 3, Winsor 47, Kryger 4, Eddy AS, Edwards 42, Faulkner 6, Dick son 4, Greenleaf 35, Griffin 16, Elliott 46, Shanssey g, Ingalls, 25, Johnson ', Riley 49, Greer 2, Vim 46, Freeman 4, Wupperman 39.
Arizona sentinel., 1916-11-09
UPPER VALLEY SURPRISES
 EVEN THE NATIVES

The independence of the good people of the upper valley, adjacent to Yuma,
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Illus Sem staatc.

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fiibren. Eie 6eierIidfeiten murnen
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misgeitellt. Die 8onf bot Elm 2lf.
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$4,000 muroe ON 0lontaq bon Der
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Brpan ltilr ais
Reporter in st. Ccmis!

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an strafrls ableben.

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