davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Williams news., 1916-04-13
FOR THE BONDS
AGAINST THE BONDS

Th shall vote against proposition sumed by placing mark C in the square oppos the group Of words his choice).
 T. The board supervisors shall ballots printed and distributed and shall sufficient judges ap pointed in the several precincts
 No ballot for said question shall be by judges unless the offering the shall of the county and also all qualified registered eo therein
 The said election shall be supervisors of Coconino County within twelve days meeting on the first Monday succeeding said l2 day for the purpose canvassing thereafter by certificate declare of the result of election made shall be prma ce evidence of the complete performance all of the conditions requirements precedent to the holding of such election
 majority of the property taxpayers county who also in all be qualified electors therein voting eection shall bonds the purpose aforesaid shall be the duty of the board mmday canvassing election above provided file and record the office the county recorder of Coconno County certificate showing the object eecion the total number the cast in favor Of the creation Of such and the total number of the creation ndebdnes shall contain further that the ordered and theeupon shall immediately become the duty of such board to take such steps required by law carry out the object of such election.
 contemplated by this resolution and order shall be authorized the election hereby called then the said authority shall be hundred fifty dollars ($25O OOO shall sera follows: both iucucve and $OOO in the 1956 the paid thereon snail be five 5)
 
 July Tn each year and the for which the money derived from the sale such bonds shall be expended for the construction of roads and highways and for the bridges within and for the said county
 Said bonds if authorized will be negotiable
 This the said eecon the thereof posted and published herenaer qured may be entitled "Noce this board is hereby authorized and directed posted (5 of this resolution and order public County least twelve days prior the caed and shall have posted sad notice each polling within said county provided that addition noc publication of thereof shall be and the Williams New designated this board published in Coconno County cunon theren for at least thirty days prior date ion hereby called.
 13 This resolution and shall be this zed and directed eectuate the provisions thereof
 Passed and adopted this Sth day of March. A. D. L. EHART,
 Chairman of the Board of Supervisors of Coconno County, Arizona
Williams news., 1916-04-13
OFFICIAL BALLOT ELECTION MAY 2nd, 1916 Coconno County Arizona
QUESTION SUBMITTED

Shall the Board Supervisors of Coconno County Arizona authorized indebtedness behalf the credit thereof by issuing the aggregate hundred fifty thousand dollars ($250O for the purpose of quiring funds the and highways bridges said county bonds bear date the first day of Juy A. D. 1916 seray follows sOOO each the years 1921 95 both inclusive and $ GOO the year 1956 said bonds bear the of five ( per per annum payable nuay the first day January and the first day July
Williams news., 1916-04-13
BOND ELECTION NOTICE

County body polite and corporate acting by and through Supervisors meeting the said board held at Flagstaff the county seat Of Coconlno County the Sh day March, 1916 passed adopted the following resolution and order:
Williams news., 1916-04-13

The polls shall be opened in each precinct o'clock A. M day of election and shall be closed o'clock F. M
 Such election shall be by ballot The ballots shall be printed with black white thickness printing thereon being The ballots shall be headed "Oa Bao heavy faced plain letters than primer primer with The the Board Supervisors of said county and be substantially the fol- lowing form: \
Williams news., 1916-04-13
(SEAL)
1916 DOG TAX NOTICE

Owing to the scarcity of dogs and the abundance of dog tags, the 1916 seals for dogs are now open. If your dog gets shot it will be be- cause he has no tag. This will be enforced at once.
 Robbie Burns, Marshal.
Williams news., 1916-04-13

If you want any Oatman Mining stock write J. E. Gilson for reliab ble information.-BoX 21S 4-20-16
Williams news., 1916-04-13
RESOLUTION AND ORDER

WHEREAS opinion the board of supervisors of Coco County Arizona the interests of the require that bonds of the acquiring funds the roads and highways and for the reconstruct bridges said couuy and indebtedness be created therefor; and,
 WHEREAS the board of supervisors a the county opn the county and the public good demand the acquiring such purpose the aggregate amount of two dollars $25OOOO) the to be acquired by issuing the bonds of the county in said amount and,
 WHEREAS it is provided by Chapter Title LII of the Revised Statutes Arizona 913 Civil prior the creation the of such bonds therefor the ton whether authorized shall be submitted the the property who shall be qualified electors such county for their determinations
 NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED AND ORDERED, and it hereby supervisors County Arizona:
 special election the property who in all respects qualified county be and the hereby called for Tuesday, the 2nd day of May A. 196 for the determining whether such shall be
 following question be- and the hereby property taxpayers of Coconno County A zona respects shall qualified such county for their determin aton, owit;
 Coonino County, Arizona be authorized indebtedness behalf of the and credit thereof bv the bonds the county the aggregate amount of fifty ($20OOO
 purpose acquiring funds the construction and
 roads and highways and for the reconstruction brid county bear the day July and seriay follows $OO0 in each of the 1921 1855 both inclusive and sOO the 956 said bonds the of five (5 per payable semannua the first day and the first day of July in each year?
 in conformity with provisions general by the officers election vded appointed by and shall qualify under such laws
 question shall said cleo qualified aforesaid the following regular ing the respective voting precincts said and the fol- lowing named hereby appointed the judges inspectors and clerks on for the of conducting such election the respective voting precincts of the county
 PRECINCT VOTING PLACE INSPECTOR JUDGES CLERKS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-06
STATES STANDARD BARREL
NOT THE LEGAL MEASURE
,"sistant Attorney-GenerAl UphoIJs the
Specifications Laid Down by
Federal Act.

II 4 mans barrel for the measure
ment Of dry commodities does not con-
FORM to specica lions laid down by
Feoeral statute. IT is without the pale
OF law and no Good, according to an
opinion rendered yesterday ov Assiet-
ant Attorney-General Leslie c. Garrett
IN reply to query from Colonel John
w. Richardson, who. as Virgtnia's Of
hc'al Keeper OF weights and measures,
was IN Quandary as to what TO do In
the matter.
Without regard for the Constitution.
which expressly delegates 10 Congress
The power 10 coin money ana 10 MY
the standard OF weights and measures"
'Ae Legislature went ahead Z few years
$50 and defined for Virginia a stand =
ara barrel which Is not according 70
the Federal conception OF what that
measure should be. To Colonel R.ch-
aEcsons query as 10 which law TO en-
force. Sir. Garne,t replied that the
statute enacted by Congress = para
mount, and must be enforced over all
others
This is the congressional! description
OF q standard barrel: length OF stav..
twenty eight and one-ha!f inches d!-
ameter of heads. seventeen and one
eighth inches; distance between heads.
tweaty-s!x inches: circumference OF
bulge. s!xty-tour inches: outside meas
ure!neat and the thickness % slaves,
not greater than tourtenths OF an !ncn
Any barrel. however, built around a
space OF 7.o5s cubic inches. Is a stand :
ard barrel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-06
COMPLETES 21ST YEAR
Claude NJ. Dean Rounds Out Long Ser
vice as Deputy Clerk of
Federal Court.

Claude NJ Dean. a young man OF
just a little more than forty but known
20 every lawyer in FIVE States who prac-
tices in the Federal oour.E goes about
his duties this week with something Of
a reminiscent air. II Is an important
period in his life. Twenty-ons years
ago he crossed tho borderland from
boyhood !nto manhood This week
marks the CLOSE of q like span of years
IN the service OF Uncle Sam, as deputy
clerk OF the United States Circuit Cour,
OF Appeala.
Mr.. Dean, lawyer By profession
came to the court IN July, 1885, three
years after It's esta bl!shment, when
not moro than 100 cases had come uo
on appeal In 1902 Mr. Dean also
served rs special deputy clerk O. the
United States Circuit Court for this
district. but owing 10 tho press 0. On.
ties In the Court OF Appeals ne resigned
that position 10 give all Of III. tine 10
the letter court Mr. Dean also served
in 1897 as United States commissions
for this district.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-06
ELECTRIC FURNACE HERE
ONLY ONE IN THE SOUTH
Old Dominion Iron and Nall Works
begins Manufacture OF Steel
From Scrap.

After nearly year in the building
the Old Dominion Iron and Nail
Works new electric steel furnace, the
only one in the South. has Just been
placed in operation following the IN
stallation OF especially designed ma
chinery, which arrived a short time
ago from Stockholm. Sweden. The
plant is said 10 be giving entire sat-
isfaction in every way.
Rtchmonds newest industry will
supply wide variety OF enterprises
in this city. ana section OF the coun-
try with electrically refined steel. and
Is perhaps the most novel enterprise
installed in Richmond recently. maxi
ing as Il does. finished steel from
scrap materials. The new plant would
have been completed some months
ago, but for the European war. which
prevented the delivery OF the specially
designed furnaces.
It Is expected that after a short time
the plant Will employ larger force
than al this t.:te. as there is said TO
be a heavy. demand In this section
of the country for the product. Tho
steel is refined by Swedish processes,
and the furnaces just installed at
Belle Isle are after pattern designed
by the famous inventor, Rcnnerfelt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-06
IT'S GROH, NOW
Policeman Louis GrOhchtnSi<y Finds
Russian rntrunymic rroubIcsOnic,
and Court GrnntS HrIicf.

White name unpronounccahlc in
the American tongue may be nothing to
ice ashamed of. II is certainly "a haudi-
cap. at any rate to a man vested VITA
the authority of a police officer. Louis
Groschinsky. a native of Russia, APP
pointed a member of the Richmond Po-
lice Department on June :, has kc"nly
felt the impcdiucnt, especially when
called to the witness stand.
ON more than one occasion in the
past few weeks GroSchiusky has found
his Cocnomcn a source of mcrrimcnt
when he came to the bar in Police JUS
ticc trutchticld's court 20 testify
against some offender against the State
or city.
Unwilling longer to bear a needless
burden. i'atr"iman GroSchiuSky sought
relief at the hands Of Judge l.. Carter
SOFT. in the City Circuit Court. and
through his counsel, Benjamin I.ovcn-
stein filed petition asking that his
name be changed
The petition set forth that Gros-
chinsky wished to follow the course
pursued by several close relatives. and
asked the court to substitute C;roh for
the original Russian. Judge Scott yes
;erday entered an order granting the
petition.
From now on it will bc officer Louis
Groh, if YOU please
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-06
Your truly
CHARGED WITH FORGERY
Eddie nurtOu, CoIorcd. said 10 Uuyc
RAISED $500 Fraudulent
Deed of Trust

Eddie Burton, colorcd, was arrested
Yesterday by Chief Of Police I VIII
son s.ay. OF Henrico COUNTY, on tn.
cAarg" Of forging the names OF his
mother and father, Jack and Mar Bur
ton. 70 Il deed by which ne secured a
!ca1 ~ $500 on certain property Of
his father, located in Varina District.
The warrant was sworn out by MaEis-
t7atc 7 J. Purycar on complaint Of
the father. He viii hc given Il pre-
.tm!nary hearing by Magistrate pur-
year Saturday morning.
The father, Jack Burton. owns con-
siderable property in Hcurico Coui-
~ and IS d wcllknown negro. Eddie
burton is said 10 have forged the
names 70 4 deed Of trust, securing IT,.
$3.50 from William Eliyson. who ma.
Offices in ;he Travellers building.
shorty after the forged deed had been
given, when the FIRST interest payment
on tho loan VAS due, it "as discovered
ina, tn. paper was not genuine. and
mat Eddie Burton did no, own IN hI4
own lame any real estate whatever.
He : said 10 have attempted 10 So
cure = further loan 10 make the In
'.r"st payments. but was not success
t.l
Hu-,on's wife Was also taken into
custody charged with forging the nam"
~ a"r motn"r-in-law 10 the paper.
bat sh. MAS released on bail.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-06
REPEAL GARNISHEE LAW
'"',,"'Str ndve Hoard Votes to Ask
'o"hcIi To ReScind Ordinance
Ihnt Works lIurdship

oh motion OF Commissioner Nc
Iarthy' tho Administrative Board yes
terday adopted resolution roouo.,
Ing tho City Council Tn ro,o,I ~
ordinance requiring tho susncnsior 10.
'cH Gays or city employee whose
shihrE mas been Earnishecd, and dis
iiissai from service In the event OF a
second sarnishec being issued against
MN within twelve months.
was pointed out that many city
employees would lose SO much nav
through ten-day suspension. ,ha, =,
second Ghrnishce was almost ineyi,n
pie several men have lost their ,ob,
win the city on account OF this Law
Tho board believes that the measure
"orhs an unnecessary hardship
~ inc law Is repealed. it will permit
deotor" TO proceed against CITY en-
ployces without PLACING, their position,
IN jeopardy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-06
WANT ANOTHER COP
Highland Springs Citizens Appeal to
iIenricO Supervisors for iddi-
tionnI Police Projections

Citizens Of Highland Springs ap-
pcurcd before the Hcnrico County
BOARD OF Supervisors Monday with a
petition asking for u special police
oiicer for that place. \ number Of
;he citizens said that Highland Springs
mad grown so much OF late that a
single policeman was not enough to
Keep the peace.
chief Of Police Scay stated that he
had heard Of no extraordinary disorder
80 Highland Springs, and that if the
names Of any violatcrs were given him
%" would sec that they were arrested
ana brought before court.
After hearing Of the petition tho
board was of the opinion that tho
county did not have on hand any
funds which could he devoted to this
purpose
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-06
CONFLICT DISCOVERED IN
POLICE JUSTICE SECTIONS
Sharter In One Place Provides for
appointment of Substitute
by Mayor.
NAMED BY COUNCIL IN PAST
Councilmnnic appointment Directed
by Another Section, and Question
Will BE Submitted to City Attor-
ney for His Opinion.

While there is no question but that
the city Council, In joint session on
July IL. will elect Il Police Justice and
thht the man To he named will be John
Jctcr crutchticld. there is some doubt
as To how the substitute Police Justice
shall he named
On this point tho amended City Char
ter offers a conflict Section IS. chap
tor !. adopted by the Leg iSlaturc on
March I, among other things. pro-
rides that thcro shall To appointed by
tho Council one substitute Police Jus
tee Section TOO. chapter I. adopted
on March IL. among other things. pro-
Nidcs whenever the Police Justice
snail u" absent from the city. or unable
from any cause To hold his court the
same shall he holden by II Justice OF
the peace to be designated by tho
Mayor"
Mayor Ainslie discovered the con-
met yesterday. Il should Judge" said
proved 10y the legislature should be i'm
force, which is the customary legal
construction" However. to hc certain
of the proper procedure Mayor Aims
lie Will call upon city Attorney Pol
lard for an opinion.
CONFLICTING SECTIONS MAY
BE CONSTR TOGE.THE:V
In other quarters il was suggested
that the two sections could be con-
Strued toEcthcr--that the Council an
point an associate Police Justice, and
then should no objection he raised. the
Mayor could designate the co,lncirs
appointcc. should he hc - Justice of
the peace.
Magistrate Wilbur \. C;rigrs is now
substitute Police Justice. which posi-
ton he has held for a long while
should he he again named hy the coun-
Gill; lie could also be designated by
the Mayor. and both SECTIONS would be
carried out.
The appointment az Il justice to oc-
cupy the bench of Police Court. No H.,
now held by Justice II. \ Maurice
has also been the cause Of some doubt
Police Court No II. is located on the
South Side. and was established at the
time OF the merger with Manchester,
In 1910.
Councilman Jones. OF Madison Ward
called upon City Attorney Pollard for
AN opinion as 10 the legality Of the
Council filling this place. and yes
terday the latter forwarded to civ
Clerk August an opinion in which he
held that it is incumbent upon the
Council. at tho Joint session to be held
next week. to rc-clect Justice Maui
rico for term or four years. under
the annexation agreement of 1910 Mr.
Pollard said that there was nothing To
conhict with the provisions Of this
agreement.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-06
REVIEWS BOND
j. A. Lewis, Convicted OF GRIND Lar
ceny, Secures Further suspen-
sion of Sentence

J. a. Lewis. under sentence Of one
year in jail for grand larceny, who
succe eded in securing Suspension 81:
execution pending decision .! an ap-
peal now before the Virginia Supreme
Court OF appeals, appeared In the Hust-
ings Court yesterday. renewed his bond
~ $4,000 and secured further sIspen-
sion Lnt!l July %
Herbert Curry was acquitted o. &
charge % misunderstanding
Alfred Jones vas sentenced TO scr. e
twelve !nou,ns IN tai! for malicious
wound!ng.
walter Tyson. atlas = y Fox.
pleaded guilty 70 two charges Of:
HOUSEKEEPING. and was sentenced 70
serve twelve monihs for each oH.use
Fines Of So were also imposed in each
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-06
'Justice John" Has
Presided 28 Years
Celebrates Beginning Of 29ih
Year Of Reign Win Big
Docket.

romeo Justice John Jeter Crutchticld
oceihs to-day the twcnty-ninth year OF
ms reign as Richmonds precminrnt
DISPENSER Of popular Justice The one
1"hh' as every one who follows close
~ the news OF the Police Court knows
NM was appointed to Office in ISSS.
ana since that time has been engaged
actively In melting out Justice and in
building for himself II reputation
which has spread far beyond the con-
fines of Virginia.
Yesterday the veteran Justice was at
nus pest. lie was in good humor. and.
although he faced a heavy docket Of
fonrth -of-July arrests. he handled it
cXpcdittouSly and mcrrily. Many old
aruuaintanccs cam. before them. and
'"r the most part they were told to
90 forth and celebrate no more.
others felt the heavy hand of Justice
and wcro ushcrcd back TO the pen 10
await transfer to the Jail But all
were met by the Justice with II smile
ana some even with one of tho salles
of wit which have made the Original
Virginia judge" Il nationally known
character.
y score or more of friends stood ur
as Justice Crutchicld entered court
yesterday morning. and congratulated
him. Tin just Scvcnty-one years old.
and have only been OH the bench here
for twenty eight years" he remarked
in reply to them II feel AS though
was just out Of college and | warn
YOU all I'm good for Il number of
years more"
But. even as n" spoke, a haze seemed
To gather before the usually sharp
and piercing eyes visions of past events
seemed To course before him and hn
pondcred for several minutes: then
The way ! feel to-day can scarcely
believe ! have been on the bench here
so long" he added as he thanked his
friends for their congratulations and
docket.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-06
WILL PAY MILITlAMEN
Remington Typewriter Company Join.
Honor Roll of Employer Who
Will Assist Soldiers,

Employees Of the Remington Tyy-.
writer Company. who have been called
to the colors as members Of State min
itary organizations viii receive FUN
pay from their various Offices during
their term of service.
r. r. King. manager Of the branch
ONCE OF the company In Rch,nonS
announced yesterday the receip, Of an
order from the executive Offices In N.w
York, providing for the continuation, o.,
the salaries Of militiamen.
ut 10 tho desire and intention Of Tho
company" says the announcement, TO
show its appreciation Of the patriotism
OF It's employees VINO arc member. o,
the State militia, cavalry troops. etc
who have been called TO service
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-06
AFTER FEDERAL AID
Highway Associnfi0n VIII AK Cow
eminent TO Help tonrtruct
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Link

The Federal government will b..
aaHtd u ASKS. IN the compilation u!
the stretch .. road between Dulnphr:e.
ana cccoqGaL. which foyms q I!nk IN
IN" Richmond Washington highway
ana President Henry ". Anderson, ri!
me Highway Association III Virginia.
IS preparing 70 ,ake the rna,,er up at
once With United sta:es Once y: !.ub-
lie Poads
Less than $500 lie NEEDED t, coro.
picte this LINK Ia the roadway /, &.
sa!a. Rithrnpnd responded literally u
u" cauHe. and Efforts are .!nw being
ih1oe - Ea.Ee subz.ant.al fund r.
Warrington. The roadway shouIr h..
completed th!- summer. {, is sta,.d. /.
snr government Will extend nGio.nr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-06
NEW SEED LAW DOES NOT
AFFECT COMMERCE CLAUSE
attorncy-Gcneral Pollard Holds In
ferstatc Shipments May BE
Seized If Not Pure.
ACT is NOT DISCRIMINATORY
represents Acknowledged Power OF
State to Inspect for the Purpose
of Protecting Agricultural Inter.
ests and Preventing Imposition.

Attorney General John Garland Pol
lard yesterday held that the asricul-
tural seed law. enacted at the last ses-
sion OF the Legislature. is not in vio-
lation OF the interstate commerce
clause OF the Federal Constitution. and
that State officials may lawfully seize
and hold any seed shipped into Vir-
Einia. which do not comply with the
privisions OF tho law
The Attorney Generals opinion was
given at the request Of Commissioner
OF Agriculture George w. Koincr. upon
whom Will dcvoivc the duty Of carry
ing out tn" intent of tho new statute
Mr.. koincr wanted TO know its effect
on tho interstate shipment OF seeds
and requested the Attorney General to
advise him to what extent he would be
justified in inforcinE H.
DESIGNED TO PREVENT
SALE OF IMPURE: SEEDS
II am Of the opinion" said Mr. Pol
lard. that the agricultural seed law
or Virginia is not a regulation OF COM
ncrcc, does not discriminate against
nonresident sccdm"n and Is manifcstly
intended and calculated In good faith
10 protect the agricultural interests OF
the state and prevent imposition upon
the public generally by the sale of
noXious weeds and impure seeds: and
that. while mnnfcstiy YOU cannot
prosecute nonresident dealer for a
violation Of this law, YOU can seize
and hold any seed shipped into the
state which. upon Inspection. do not
comply with tho provisions Of this
law"
The test OF whether or not n State
inspection law is in violation Of the
interstate commerce clause Of the Con-
stitution. said Mr.. Pollard. depends
upon whether the law in question il
genuine exercise Of an Acknowledged
state power TO inspect, or whether. on
the other hand. In the GuiSc OF AN i'm
spection law. II is really and sun
Stant!ally "a regulation Of foreign and
Interstate commerce. which the Con-
stitution has conferred exclusively
upon Congress-
me Attorney-Gencral pointed out
mat the United States courts have held
already that state laws for the in
spection of cattle. fertilizer and matt
liquors are constitutional
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-06
Cohn to Aid Market CI,.,1.,

superintendent Cohn. OF tho street,
leaning Department. has been di-
rooted by the Administrative Board IN
cooperate with the clerks OF the mar
NttS IN Keeping tho markets in good
yiuti' as complaint against their con-
dttion has been lodged nv ,bn Itouea
wives League. Or Il. G. Levy. CHIEF
iieaith officer has been asked b. Tho
board whether he can assume supcr
vision OF the markets