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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-04
B0NDSMEN SEEK
DEPUTY MARSHAL

NtNlTA Okla. luly { tsp,ciaN-
G II GoodpaNct deputy United
States marshal i, being ,ough, hy hi'
bond'men and by deputy marshal, fol.
lowing his failure 10 appear before
Commissioner Ndd,s \ ntown here
Monday To plead to charge n intro
ducing liquor into the old Indian terri.
tory
bondpaSicf's commission was revoked
June = hy Marshal Enlns following an
investigation Of the affair at ihe state
line IN which Goodpastet Is alleged 10
have ordered a carload oi i1uor I'M.
loaded and taken back ,o Joplin nv
automobile The arrest wa, mad, hy
United States Deputy Maf'hal ballard.
\ representative ci the district at
to-ney's office was here Monday 20
conduc, the preliminary II is stated
that he obtained aiiidaviv from men
who had been summoned as witnesses. in
which they swotc that Goodraster had
promised NO, 10 interfere with certain
liquor shipments from Joplin 10 Nini,a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-04
LABOR LEADERS
BEGIN MOVE TO
PREVENT WAR
Propose Joint Commission TO
Consider Matters in
Dispute.

WASHINGTON, July labor
leader, oi the United States and Mexico
today believed they had started a pop.
ular movemen, TO prevent war between
the two nations by assisting each 10
understand the difficulties oi the 9th.
er The movement was launcghed by
the issuance Of statemen, signed by
ooiiicers OF the American Federation
oi Labor and five representatives Of
organized labor IN Mexico. urging pc1.
pie ot both nation, to make Sttenuou,
efforts to prevent Wlt
The labor men propose ,ha, the gov.
eminent NJ each nation appoint "a com
mission 10 be composed Vt high mind
cd citizens. fully representative OF OUT
nations. to consider differences ,ha,
have hrough, our nations to the verge
OF war and TO make such rccommenda
iions tnt adjustment as shall iitly eN.
press the highest ideals oi the great
rank and lille OF the citizenship oi IN,
world"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-04
New York German
Alliance Will Not
Be Political Tool

nutfAiO Ny. lrlv I-rhs ua,,
convention oi IN, German American Al
liance clc',d Monday with IN, adoption
~ resolutions which vet forth that the
allisuy' wa, not 20 be allowed 10 ht
yne the tool ~ politicians Another
resolution adopted h, ,h, allar5, stated
hat iu the Mexican ,fi,, ihr wem
be-, of 'hs alliance placed their prop
,riy and lives AZ 'hs service .i 'hr ,ia',
and ra',un
IN other resolutions ihs alliance real
itmed iv faith and hops IN out ,aur
,fv and ne ites institutions, and q,
pressed the wish that a'l effort, ir
question M, LOYALTY ri an, part rr ,,
,ion vi out citizenship b, men ~ patiis,
who ',,k 10 ptoi, b, 'hc seed, NJ IN
,,fnal d,cotd will meet with failure
The alliance DECLARED for prepared
ntss hat asserted that i hope, i,r M.
continuation " peace both as aeiir,i
wat-totn Europe aul s'tcl, stricken
Mexico
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-04
Wilson Would Give
Help to Easement

WASHINGTON luly 4 -Ptsud,n,
Wilson may in,erg,ie IN behalf oi Sir
Roger tas,msn. now urdei -n,ene,
of death following Nj, conviction iof
,1mpli.i', IN ,hs recent Irish revolt
The prsudrn, conferred with Stcre
pu oi state lansing making inquire,
a' Go 'u'' what ,h, government might,
be- able 20 do
IN, White House h,, received score,
oi telegram, from Irish s,mr,,hit
cr, 'hroughou, the country asking that
The pt,Visn, take action r m, h,hali
II :, hksl, that 10 n =, found ha, ,h,,
government cannot property misrr,ds
directly 'hs president Ni'l al lsa,, call
ihs attention ~ the representative, 1i
ihr Nru,h gUvv'nmtn, ir this .Hun
'r, 200 hs Whit, ll0u,, ts'svnm.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-04
CANTEEN
FUN d
pfeyinnslv ftnofird
sis3 2S

Previously reported Sis3 2S
V07E have lred hard go ge, ny a
WV il' purse iUr the hu,, of com
w pJUN VI
After Sa'url1, We are NOT going Co.
bother you any more with TIM, Can.
teen fund
Everybody ha, had a chance 20 iill
a Pipe. 90 add a dime for a cool drink.
20 supply ihe necessary Tor writing pape'
and stamp, Don't YOU think ,o'
The fund close, Saturday. that's H.
nal
We all hope that /, will not he nee
es,ar tor the boys to he in the trenches
next Christmas. but II such a thing
should happen The Times tells you
now that " plan, 90 organize Christ.
ma, car November | IN PLAY Santa
thu, 'H 'he Oklahoma bows who will
have iHc,r tee, IN the uniuendly sand,
U' Mexico rather than under mother,
iaml,k
THE JANTEFN FUND EDITOR
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-04
Weeks Of Preparation Preceded
Allied Movement, Great Amount
of Preliminary Work Necessary

PARIS u, { 4 gr,rrr 1,..,rr
t.r p, ,r, ..rr.. rrc. elm. ,h. French
.,.,r.... ga. r,i,. ,..,,l.. trYu An
authoritative source N1rIa night An
u, wi'uc,, tells OF the preliminary
phase. 'hu,
"a l,y I,.w,i and .,,,.rr Ram i,lr
u g,., l,.r. ON N, .n,b'e Mud
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-04

usn8cr Of rhr army and 'hc general
sa'' Ne p4.,r. 900 from, bcs'YNs
decorations. ,a'l'c, regard, them with
ani.,,. AND leave.
'E0,rv.,rr 'nr troop, are maNei
near u'la., 'Hc lubahau', u' which
make ugmrrol, mhl. Again 'hc
,ueral-,n.he' contemplate. waiscs
.HI reward, De troop. x" ready "a
.Nl.c 'hur inclined flag, are shining
..w w 'h, sum- 'he battle going q.
begin IHr tlom. mu. u.' hUuV of
.. preparation. tul disposition.
lr- rar realization VI an offensive
...n '0r mastery ~ the arr q. u' great
Importance r. is for 'hc aviation ser.
,.D, 'u assure o. Ours Ha, done it'
work well F.r two lay, rn' German
captive observation balloon has ap-
parci .u 'hc horizon
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-04
LATIN. AMERICAN PACT
ALLEGED By MEXICAN

MEXICO CITY. July Am open
letter was published Monday signed
by :. Cosme laiia. IN which an agree
ment was cited which is said TO have
been entered into hy nineteen Latin.
American countries AZ Sataens,a,
Spain, in November lols According
10 Iafta's letter the signcrs swore by
the image of the Virgin ~ the rillat"
20 &C, uni,,dly III The case ~ any single
country or group oi latin American
tepublies being threatened by the
United States.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-04
RECORD PRODUCTION OF
QUICKSILVER IN 1915

WASHINGTON iuly 4 Hish
prices &c the var hfoush, a fecotd pre.
dueiion Of quick silver In The United
States IN 1915 Figure, compiled Mon
day hy IN, geological ,utve, show ,ha,
the years output was 1lOu flask, vi
,eytnty-ii,e pounds, an increase "
200 ilask' over lgll Prices continue
TO inctea,. At pft,en, ,hsr are al.
mos, doubt, The high price, maintained
during 1915 when the aytiss, was
SS6s a flask.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-04
Mobilization Continue.
ALLEGED lYNCHERS
ACCUSED OF MURDER

RALEIGH q e. iuk 1 Archie
ft,selle and Samuel Sictk iatmcr
were arrested IN Greene county Mon
day charged wi'h murder IN connection
with the lynthiur 1T 10, nlack a negro
early in Aptl Warrants also have
been issued for forty " more other
men m similar charge, Hearing will
he had a, kng,l5i tue'isv The ar.
rests were ordered following an IN.
ye',isaiion " 'hs l,nrhing under ,hs
personal direction NJ Gnysrnnt Ctaiv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-04
HUGHES BEGINS STUDY
OF CAMPAIGN ISSUES

BtNGHAMrrON. A. s. iuly =
Charlie, T. llush,, Monia, began
detailed stud, NJ all IN, phase, Of tn,
approaching campaign a task which
viii crgruss No, entire attention dur
INK 'he rest ri hit ,iay here tuf mote
than a month he expects 10 de- little
el,e than study and equip himself 20
discuss in detail all hsue' Of the cam
paign
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-04
Border BewIIdered by Report
Expedition Will Be Aban-
doned Soon.
STREAM OF GUARDSMEN
TO BORDER CONTINUES
Move by TrevinO Taken as
Part Of Carranza Peace
Plan.

FL PASO. Texas, July 4-Bewlder
men. as complete as II was undl gulScd.
held the border today, after opportu
nifty had been given thoroughly 20 d.
ge't the significance OF the latest de
velopment, IN the Mexican situation.
While the uninterrupted stream OF
national guard,meu that IS beng
rushed TO border points encouraged
those who believe a break near with
the Carranta government, rumors Of
the imminent abandonment Of General
Pershins's punitive expedition did
much 10 soften their assertions
Withdrawal Rumor Persists.
The latest withdrawal rumor came
from Columbus and although uncon-
frmed, was given much serious con
sidefation as II ~ said to have come
from the expedition itself According
20 the Columbus report, General Prt.
shing's forces will he withdrawn as
soon as the disposition OF national
guard,men along the line is complete
To offset these tumorS, interyen-
tionish purported to see in the division
OF the border authority among Gencr
ais Funston, Pershing and Bell and the
possibility that commanding officer
would be named TO direct operations
both on the border and in Mexico, an
indication that the government had no
intention OF abandoning the PerShing
expedition.
In this connection i, was pointed out
st departmental headquarters that It
would be impossible for General Fer
shing to move further north wi,hou,
abandoning his water supply. unles,
he came TO the border.
Hopeful In Jusre,
With regard to Fl Paso. anticipation
Of trouble here from aero. the river
began TO lessen with the first national
guard arrivals and disappeared en-
tirely with the announcement that a
brigade Of field artillery will he formed
here. In Juarer everything is reported
quiet with officials hopeful that the
frs, chief will find way to plaea,,
the United States
Interest was manifested in the state
ment given out in chihuahua City
Monday nigh, by General Trcvino
commander Of the north. who cited IN
stances OF the de iac,o government
campaign againN, bandi,ry and The
disposal Of his troops to crush ont law
ie,sne. as proof hat his government
had means to comply with condition.
set forth by the United States as nee
e,,ary TO the withdrawal oi the puni
tive expedition. The fact that th'
s,a,emen, was given out Al time he
lieved oppor,une to aifec, the verde
70 he made al Washington was re-
gatded as par, vi General Catranfa'
announced plan ,n yaoid war
Celebration Careful
Extra precautions wet, taken hy oiy'
and army authorities here to ptc'etv
the peace on Independence day 1
Paso will have an cminently Sam
Fouft" but no chances will he ,akel
tha, even an isolated case ut too cN
ubefant Americanism will mar the re
cent peaceful status quo
No announcement, has been made h
army officials tor observance oi IN
Fourth, outside oi the usual call 20 IN
eo'ots
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-04
FUNSTON STILL
IN COMMAND or
ENTIRE BORDER
Army Officers SkeptiCaI al
Rumors Of PerShlng'S
Withdrawal.

SAN ANTONIO, TeSa, luly 4-h
yet no, in reeeirt Of stder, to r.lin-
qui'h any part Of his command. Gen
eral Funston continued today the di.
rection Of the mobilization o' national
guafdSmen from the Cult ~ Neyicn
10 lower California The usual routine
reports from General pcr,hing an'l
from commanding officers along the
! @0 miles oi h1rier line continued TO
arrive and from 'he lc.' ~ 'hc chief
oi staff went forth me customary
batch oi order, Ecarly morning in
formation reaching GcnNll Funston
indicated another quiet nigh, az all
points
Skeptiesl Over wrhdrawsl
Army officers wuc frank IN the ~.
preston oi their ,kepuci,m concern.
ing the reports hat the administration
"a planning an early withdrawal oi
General Per'hing.S troop, In view ut
the declaration h, General Funston
thar his chief object m recommending
the division Of authority along ne hof
der was 10 en,hl' three high ranking
field Officers to organize tactical units,
surround ,hem,tl,eS with tomreten,
S,aiiS and n,her'i,c prepare FOR pc,
sihle general operations IN Mexico
army officers regard the acceptance oi
the suggestion bv the war department,
as more indicative Of preparation iof
war than Of any Welding 10 demands
for withdrawal
Will Concentrate Attention.
On recent oi orders 10 turn over 10
the selected commander, that portion
oi the army west ~ RI ra,o and a,
~ paSo. General Funston will give
hi, full attention 10 the organization NJ
The remainder with a view 10 their uss
in Mexico Similar ACTIVITY II is cS.
nee,cd. will he displayed b, Major
General Rel and hy General rer,hlng
or such other isA officer, a. 'hs IL
paftmcnt may tt'et' ~ command ihy
new department NJ New Mexico
Mobilization Conunue,
Reports from border stations earl,
today were that the national guards.
men were continuing 10 arrive without
great delay and asmy officers and rail
wav officials wet, etatiilcd iha, N,
mobilization has heen unattended b,
any serious hi',n un to late
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-04
English Make Progress South
Of Village, Occupying
Woods.
TEUTONS ARE REINFORCED
BY MANY BATTALI0NS
Continue to Offer Stubborn
Resistance at All Points
OF Attack.

LONDON. Iulv The Germans r..
captured MONDAY night a small par, O,
Ia Roi,,elle which was taken by IN,
British in ,h- new offensive north Of
The Samme To ,hc south. an official
announcement SAYS. the British mad.
some progress capturing q wood lhey
took prisoners and war material
Germans Reinforced
Inc ann'nn'emep follows
ne enemy reinforced hy many bat
'allon' drawn from other parts Of The
line continue, 'g offer ,cr. stubborn
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n. ,..l, H.. .... -. ..,,... :.
h...,.,,.,. .ft.p.....u. o..
''"'N WIN great R'''''i' 'f''h'
heavy attacks hy tne enemy The en-
emu. ,..,,....I . ,.,,ii ,o,,,,,. ,, ,b.
''' WI ''' '''''s, ''''
wise ihe situation ln tins section IS un-
changed"
French o,s,ni,. po,,uor,
r,.t...., -. ..... a. -.
'"' .'''" ',''''''''', '"', WV "s'.
was quiet on the north and south of
me S1mme with the French organizing
the conquered positions
aav,,,, roy,,a S,,o,, In.
- ,,,.,,',e,. - 80,
/ iNtsN ilf'''l' An tNN oN
/ TIE FRONT July IVA London.
luly - Serious fighting continued to-
I,, L,,,,d r,;r,,.. h. p.,,,b ,,L;,,
T',.r. ,.i a., h,,,.,, 81, ,,J ~
,,,..J ,,,.,,i ,.. ,,,,. C.,,,,s &C..
o,J ,,.. ~ L..,,,,
"eeu 'oou WASH
The Associated Press correspondent
touay wen, Over ,he teituofy previously
Woo,,,,L,, ,.,nn.. ~. S,.,o,, b,,,.
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,,.,,s,, ,,.,li, ~ ,,,,, &C.,, J,,'s ~.
,,rI nn Nt,,,.,, ,,I e,,.,,,,, ,b,rh
go. 49,. L.,,.. Ill, .h.u.J b.. ~,
g.,.,,n. g. ~, ' p,, .. ~ - w., ~ ~.
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~, tI.' .,'l 'l,'''' '.,a " ' ,.I .t,, w..
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'"'
''imans hold up h'nds
The soldier, m nan,iig already were
excited over nue o' those scenes which
'his rolling country affords IN this
. close 10 fighting When the British
closed zoo on the iteuons, al popdls
wood, 'hr German sections, already
having surrendered came oui holding up
their hani, Thus a body oi more than
SON men after being battered ince'
sanity with she'll FIRE iof iHuf dave
dramatically surrendered before tic
ewes oi 'h' ,.ue'pond,ul'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-04
PATRIOTIC
SPIRIT REVEALED
IN MYRIAD FLAGS
Noisy Demonstrations Absent;
Chief Celebration Set
for Tonight.

Flags. flag everywhere They char
ac,erised Oklahoma City TODAY They
iloa,ei from every flagstaff in the
ci,v. they S,r,am,d from au,rmohil,
radiator, hung from window, w oi
noc building, we're drapci IN window
decoration, aul furnished ,h, color
scheme 'nr ha' band,
Oklahoma tiN vae pa,umi, ,o1,,
Iu' ir a safe and same fashion Dawn
v,s nv, h,rall,1 "a, en- time. agouc
b, ,hs booming oi cannot cracker, and
'he rattle ~ smaller explosive, The
traditional ,r,,c Man from Mar, would
never have rsal,ri 'ha, ANYTHING nn
usual va, ir progress save '0r 'hr
flags
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-04
Assert Brave French Assault
Caused Retreat OF the
Defenders.
LITTLE NEWS OF BATTLE
PUBLISHED IN BERLIN
Russians Develop Activity
Along Whole Northern
Front, Announced.

BERLIN uly 1-'yia London lu',
I-On me liG, ~ information r.
rrivci hy 'hc Associated Pre-, here 'h-
first result. ~ me long hera'icd I'm.
'eu's allied offensive ml, BE- ,ummlr
ise1 q, follow,
"N1 noteworthy urs .aef have been
scored ON me nGriu.h front The rn',
pIr .iierah'r result, have been attained
hy me French whose offensive. q, u,.
val va, marked hy grea, bravery and
dash Retirement a. the second Ger
man line, occurred where the French
were the opponents
Russians Begin Battle
I'm c.ir.ideng. with tte Nng'n
French offensive 'h- Rusv,ar, have ds
velopei activity along the whole n1r'h
efn front Their activity against 'hr
northern German afmf~, ''r me time
h'ing appears merely dcm0rrrl''ye tu'
vigorous fighting =, 'n progress AGAINST
the front General NHyr5h, southern
army where A. least ,ight division,
arc engaged The battle here oin +,
stationary with no decisive result, IN
either direction "
littl, News in Dispatches
The Re'lln rlner, publish long Dis.
patches regarding mo Anglo French ~
I icu,ive from correspondent, q, field
headquarters hu' these contain mo- par
itulaf information h.'ng for 'hc mos
part mere commentary nH me oiiiOl
report The correspondent, poiu' uu
ih,, the offensive q, IN 'he autumn
AGAIN wa, launched from ,hs junction
poin, oi the Anglo French armie, whlcl
has moved snu,hvafd since autumn anJ
now is between Gommerouft aud N,
old Roman road from Amien' 90 81
Quentin
Trenches un,ensblc
The correspondent oi the Pos, tel,
graph,
The German line south ~ IN,
Scmmc had ~ retire somewhat ai,cl
the front 'fcrJhe, were ,o damage.
under a week, homh1fdmcr, thar the,
were m'rr,hlr Included 'r 'hs IN
,my', gain, arc the DESTROYED village
0' lr,out,. Mamrls "a H..,,yll,
llrrhctruf, and Ns,cv'lsr, li, m
cm,, attack a. an other ra,u', v1
halted before " reached 'hr Grrw1'
intermediate position, Hot fighting b
| ir pugtt,, along 'he entire 'front.'
Deny Loss Of Thiaumont.
In conclusion the German authorize
ilsilv DENY French claim, oi the r.
capture ut Thsumor' fcdruh' vh.
The, declare i' firmly in the possession
vi ihs German,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-04
Few rhevctk,

lrrotu1u, FROM ,he child viewpoint
,nsfllcr were me sole remnant, ~
IN, oll fashioned Fourth oi luN seen
here TODAY romrh, however a few
,s,rcck,v and paper balloon, wilt
serve e. make ,1t day SEEM more like
% u,t1 20 b,
AZ He'll, l,ls park ,onish, the chief
celebration ui the IA, will take place
\ recruiting meeting having inf ",
purpose securing Of an men 60 600 ih.
SAT, IN ht r'f regiment q " (.
v,ll be on, ai me principal feature.
COL a N l,,.nit Mayrr U,s'h.l,sf
and President Naurh' ni me Chamber
~ IHwmsft, will maxi, ,nss.hr, 'fow
Hfr harlvani after concert b, M,
band ~ Nak0,,sy
Bc,t Club Regatta
a regatta ~ the Oklahoma nnai
club a demonstration hy the recently
organized hls saving cntp, dancing
fireworks and msrr, ~ rounding will
ht other attractions
Nnrh Jarlraisn, will begin their
celebration ui the iay with a nreria,
iun henn IN the Skif,u hotel 4 hsi'
AZ iht same nlaJr will feature ,he pro-
gram ~ 'he Confederate veteran. and
Daughters Of the L.1aiedtfac,.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-04
Adynnee Toward Seeond Line.

PRESS HEADQUARTERS ON
THE FRONT, July l-OVn London.
July - Serious fighting continued to-
day beyond Frig1ur' the British taking
Poodle and the bottom woods and adj
yanc-d toward the main German Sec
ond line ~ defense
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-04

The French statement SAYS the night
vas qu.e, on the north and south ~
he Somme with the French organizing
,he conquered positions
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-04

LONDON luly / The German, r..
captured Monday night q small par, oi
La Boi,,elle which was taken by IN,
British IN th- new offensive north oi
the Somme To the south. an official
announcement says. the British mads
some progress. capturing q wood They
took prisoner, and war material
The Snowflake herald., 1916-03-10
Notice For Publication
Department of the Interior,
u. S, Land Office at Phoenix, Arr zona,
Feby. Is, 1916.

Notice is hereby given that William Henry
Oliver, of Show Low, Arizona. who, on Nov 8,
l909 made Org. HID. No. 0l45; and on Sept. II,
1913 Add'l. Hd., No. O23328, for e12 se1-4 sel-4,
sw1-4 se1-4 se1-4. s19 nw1-4 se1-4 se1-4, Section
H. eR WIZ ne1-4, WIZ nw1-4 ne1-4, e12 nel-4
ne1-4 ne1-4 se1-4 ne1-4, nk nw1-4 ne1-4 nel-4,
se1-4 nw1-4 ne1-4 ne1-4, E1a nw1-4 se1-4 nel-4,
n2 se1-4 se1-4 ne1-4. se14 se14 se14 ne1-4. nell
nw1-4 SELL, Section 13. Township 10, NJ, Range
21, E., G. & S. R. B. & M, Oist 3-497; Part of
List 3-1O46, etc. has filed notice of intention to
make five year Proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before Thorwald Larson,
u. S. Commissioner, at Hobrook, Arizona, on
the 31st day of March, 1916.
Claimant names as witnesses: Jesse J. Brady,
Charles o. Reidhead, Willard Whipple, Ray
Mills. all of Show Low, Arizona.
THOMAS F. WEEDIN, Register
First publication Feb 25, '16.
The Snowflake herald., 1916-03-10
PROHIBITION LAW
TO BE STRENGTHENED

Without surrendering any OF
the trenches heretofore possess
ed by the advocates of prohibl-
ton in this state, the state tenn
perance convention decided to
strengthen it's positions by rec
ommending to it's executive
committee the incorporation in a
law to be initiated and submit
ted to the voters at the next
election the following provisions:
l. For the destruction of IL
quors seized by sheriff or other
officers.
2. For forbidding intra-state
transportation.I
3. For making possession OF
a federal license prima facie evil
dence of law-breaking.
4. For forbidding the adver-
tisement of liquors in any way
within the state, or soliciting
orders for same.
5. For the declaring of any
place where liquor is sold, given
away or delivered, a public nuis-
ance, and closing the same for
one year.
In a general discussion the
sentiment of the delegates was
very clearly indicated that they
had no desire to take any back
ward step or to recede in the
least from the provisions Of the
amendment was adopted.
Every speaker who took this
position was cheered vocifer-
ously, while those who sug-
gested some modification of the
provisions of the amendment
were listened to respectfully,
but their utterances were re-
ceived with but slight applause.
State Herald.
The Snowflake herald., 1916-03-10
Cheap WreCking Work

The contract for wrecking the
court house has been awarded
to George NJ. White, his bid
being So, 358. Prescott Courier.
Yavapai is a democratic coun-
ty and the above would indicate
that for fear of a republican vic
tory this year the democrats
were willing to pay $2,35 for
wrecking the court house before
republicans get into it. Coco
nino (Flagstaff) Sun.