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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-06-29
dent Wilson shall lay the crisis be-
fore congress.

The Idaho troops are now waiting
at Boise for the word to entrain for
the time of their departure will not
be delayed beyond the first Of the
coming week. Payette is proud of
Company i, which is now one of the
strongest units of the Idaho regi-
ment When the troops are ordered
to move it seems certain that Com
pany will have not less than 100
officers and enlisted men in line,
ready and willing to go anywhere ant
perform any duty required Of them
by their country
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-06-29
COMPANY ! BOYS
GIVEN CHICKEN DINNER,

Through the efforts of the Pay
ette Portia Club and the active CO.
operation of the people OF the COM
munity, a consignment of 200 pounds
Of dressed chickens and chicken pies
wans td to Boise last Tues
day morning for big feed which
was later enjoyed by the soldier
boys In camp.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-06-29
: rANnouNcEmENT.

/ hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the nomination Of
Senator from Canyon County subject
to the viii of the Republican Primar-
les
(adF.) JOHN H NORRIS
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-06-29
STAR PAINT SHOP.

Have Pure Gold Initials for autos.
Prices reasonable. Why pay strans-
ss, 2et4.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-06-29

FOR RENT: Large four room cot
tage. Good location See s. J.
Ksoepp. AIT,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-06-29
Y. M. C. A. BOYS
WILL GO CAMPING.

The boys OF the Y. n c. 4. ara
planning a trip 10 the mountains, ac-
companied by Secretary H. c. New
man They plan 70 leave the build
ing al O'Clock Thursday morning,
July eth. Two teams have been en-
gagged, one TO take the boys and the
other to carry tents and supplies for
the trip, which viii cover from
nine TO twelve days II VII be nee
essary 10 camp on the road one night
and get 70 Nann's Creek, where
there is good camping, about noon
the second day. The cook has not
been selected and II Is hoped that
some one VIII volunteer their ser
vices for an outing with the boys.
There are some boys who feel
that they cannot afford this splen-
did trip as they viii not have the
lStAea ol'l''- Ss1=--'x the present sea-
son 10 earn moneE, 0-ss-s--sA
that the parents viii see the value
OF such an outing for the boys be-
fore the falI term OF school opens
II anyone who has no boy of their
own would like to see some worthy
boy given an opportunity 20 go.
Secretary Newman viii be glad to
put them in touch with such boys.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-06-29

FOR SALE: House plants and cut
nowers.-Mrs. c. E. Genoway. 24-u
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-06-29

Tennis courts have besn COM
pleted one block east of the '-Y''
Just opposite Mrs Waterman's resi-
dence. These courts are for the use
OF the community. boys and girls
alike. There is fee Of 80 cents,
which entities one 20 the privileges
for one year Tennis shoes must be
worn Nets arg kept al the ~Y''- IL
sufficient interest is manifested tour
naments between both girls and boys
win be played later n the summer
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-06-29

chas. Chaplin at the Rnna Thea
|tra. July tth.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-06-29

FOR SALE: A good fresh milk
COWS. D. Thscker. 26-t1.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-19
CURB MARKET
TRANSACTIONS
Movement of Prices Narrow ana
Irregular-Trading Con-
tinues Quiet.

There was little change In yester-
DAVIS curb market operations as COM
pared with recent sessions. prices NOV,
ing in an irregular, narrow radius ana
trading as a whole continuing quiet
Industrials in the early trading diS-
played moderate strength in spots but
this group generally developed weak
ness toward the close. Motor STOCKS
we're less active and irregular. Chev,,
rolet Motor lost point, while Uni'eo
Motors improved fractionally. IoDac,
co Products was an early fayorite, and
after getting as high as 45A, reacted
TO close unchanged at Al. Munitloh
stocks were under pressure, though tne
decline generally did not extend far'
Midvale Steel and Aetna Explosives
each lost small fraction. and briggs
Seabury yielded points. Submarine
Boat lost nearly all its Improvement
Of the previous day.
Illinois Pipe Line receded 5 points,
In the miscellaneous oils, Cosden vi
and Gas took the lead. and made
maximum gain of nearly points. Inc
per cent bonds also made substantial
improvement.
A few of the mining stocks proved
stronger, with business comparatively
ouiet United Verde Extension rose
ia, and First National Copper good
fraction
New-York tribune., 1916-07-19
FRANCE TO PLACE
BIG ALCOHOL 0RDES
Distilling Representatives May
Close Contracts To-day.

Contracts for a big order OF alsonoi
for France. are expected 10 be closes
to-day. il was stated yesterday. fonopo
ing conference az the offices ci >. =
Morgan & Co.. between representative
of several prominent distil.ing CON
panies throughout the United StA'"
and Morgan representatives.
The conference was planned sewers
days ago. the distilling represehIH
tives arriving Yesterday and gong %
rectly to the Morgan Offices. Contrae.,
for six and twelve months deliyens,
Of alcohol were discussed, but no'h'nS
definitely decided. The conferenes y"
be resumed to-day. "a.
It is understood that the represen.
atives of the French government 81
endeavoring 10 obtain some eoncessSs
as 20 prices. although the opinion pr,
walls in distilling circles that ~
much will be accomplished in TINS "
rection, because the manufacturerS T.
that the demand vii be sufficient 'n.ii
year to permit the maintenance
rates close 20 the prevailing on. ons
As long as the war continues, ul.sd
| ling representatives. say the deH'
J for alcohol will be large.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-19
London Markets Feel the
Effect of Need for
Fresh Loans.
EXCESSIVE RAINS
IMPERIL HARVESIS
Meat Scarcity Expected to Last
Long After the War
Has Ended.
By FRANCIS W. HIRST.
lBy Cable to Tho rribuneJ

London, July 18.-Although the
military news is considered satis-
factory, it does not induce specuia-
tive investment. The Treasury bill
short term notes, such as exchequer
bonds and war saving certificates,
absorb the available money.
On top of the 6 per cent DanK
rate a fresh cause of depression
came along in this mornings papers,
namely, McKenna's sudden request
for borrowing powers and the ex--
planation that in the last few weeks
the public expenditure had risen
from the estimated f5,000,OOO to an
actual f6 100000 a day. This addi-
tional strain means necessarily bor-
rowing, and amply explains to-days
further weakening of gilt-edged Sc
curities.
Parliamentary attention is divid-
ed between Irish affairs and the
Mesopotamia situation, which is an
illustration of the danger of minor
expeditions, or "side shows" as they
are popularly described. Meanwhile,
all available labor throughout the
country is fully employed.
The wet weather has aggravated
the difficulties of the farmers. On
the Continent the excessive rains are
ascribed to the heavy bombardment
on the west and east and are en-
dangering fodder food and supplies.
Harvest failure would mean famine
and pestilence, truly terrible out
look for Western Europe.
Well-informed people seem TO
think the scarcity of meat is likely
to exist long after the war, as Aus
tria and Germany have been COM
PEELED TO slaughter a great part OF
their herds. In fact, the world will
not be able to obtain for some time
normal meat requirements, unless,
induced by high prices, cattle breed
ing is stimulated throughout the
New World.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-19
HEAVY TONE IN
LONDON MARKET
Securities Decline Again in An
ticipation of Fresh
Borrowing.

London. July ls.-Money and dis
count rates were inclined TO ease or
to-day, though New York is being care
fully watched.
Chancellor McKenna's statement OF
increased daily war expenditures fol-
lowing soon ater the increase IN the
bank rate caused renewed fears OF an
other loan, and the stock market dis
played further weakness in anticlpa-
tion of fresh borrowing.
Consols and the war loan were most
affected and declined another fraction,
and most of the gilt-edged securities
and home rails eased in sympathy.
Slackening support caused dropping
tendncy in other sections. but the gem
eral dulness was relieved by strength
in Russian and colonial bonds and bid
ding for shipping shares. American
securities were quietly steady and
featureless.
The Stock Exchange will remain open
on Monday. August Z, which is usually
observed as a bank holiday.
Money loaned at Az per cent. Dis
count rates, short and three months
bills. "a per cent. Gold premiums at
Lisbon, 90.
Paris, July 16.-Trading was quie:
on the Bourse to-day.
Three per cent rentes, GA francs, 80
centimes for cash; per cent loan, 81
francs so centimes.
Exchange on London, 2S francs 10
centlmes.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-19
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings. of Various
Corporations

Combined earnings of the Kings
County Electric Light and Power Com
pGny and the Edison Electric Illumi-
mating Company of Brooklyn totalled
,456 in gross for the six months
ended June 80, 1916, which exceeded
last years gross for the same period by
S733,754. Total expenditures for op-
Grating costs, taxes and depreciation
were $2,S5T,2 PAT, an increase Of S64l ,006,
leaving net operating revenues of ST.,
222 POS, gain of S92,747 over 1915.
Deductions from income for interest on
the funded and unfunded debt and for
bond discount written of amounted TO
S3s9, ,65l, decrease of sac, ,652, and the
net income after all charges was $780,
54s, an increase of Sl3S.s22. Stock out
standing as Of June so totalled Sl5,-
$4,000, as against $l3,42l 800 as of
June 80. 1915.
Dayton Power and Light.
The June income account of the Day
ton Power and Light Company an
nounces total electric revenues amount
ing TO $ll4,3SS for the month, and sub
utility revenues were Sl,34s, making a
gross income of Sll5,735, an increase Of
more than so per cent over June, 1915.
Net earnings after operating expenses
totalled S49,b5S, a gain of nearly 4S per
cent, and the surplus balance after in
terest deductions, sinking fund require
ments, etc, and dividends on the pre-
ferred shares, was Sl5,637. against So
e95 in the previous year.
Utah Securities.
Earnings of the properties operated
by the Utah Securities Corporation
showed an increase of $59,75l In gross
for June, total revenues being S44s,lSO.
After payment of operating charges
and taxes, net on hand amounted 10
s2S4 236. an increase Of $2S,692 over
the same month Of last year.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-19

81 Louis lsc discount bid. loc discount asked san
Francisco. l'c
BANK CLEARlNGS baltimore. exchanges s.
07l f3T balances s1fe COS. Roston exchanges s3j %
f1s 5-s. balances 8 2ll e0f. Chica-0 exchanges
$50 --s ia balances t45aS .933. Philadelphia s1 %
changes Sl-l-s.lli balances Nl3s.5ls.
SILVER MARkI-r -Nes York quotrtion seSc
r decrease OF i.c Lordou quotation. .sA,d a de-
crease n sled Mcric-n silver dollars. fsaje-
FOREIGN EXCHANGE hardened and
closed - i75is for demand bills Marks acre
shade easier Closing cable and sight rates. Lon
don-Csbls i7sh demand. 4lsA Psrs-Csbir
5.90N check 5el Berlin-Cshle. ~. cheek
y 1915 Iah-Cahie. 6ioi. check sg0. Hol-
land-CAhs a 1-ls. check. GA. SVitzerisni-
Gable gsi. check. % Grcsce--Cahie 70 90.
check, 10 ~ SiHiy snd ninety day blls-Ianlon
bAnkcrs. sixty days. al. ninety days i.6s%
New-York tribune., 1916-07-19

.,,,,.s ISIS 1855 ass. balances. $50 oIOo3o Tic
sub Tr,asury was creditor 20 the amount Of S5l---
3ae
St-B. TREASURY New York banks lost 70 ihs
sub Treasury ss.ls4o0o. and lost since fnday F-
6S4 900.
r.rDERAI. RESERVE DISCOUNT RATES Else
MHFRT Boston. FOR tcr DAYS. ner cent teii 20
isirfy days 3i. up 20 Ninety days 4 fliiaae PIMA
- davs 3 pef cent up to ninety DAYS. '.efe-
land ten days. "a. per ccIt. u9 O. siriy DAYS. I;
.ixfv 10 ninety days ~ Richmond up 90 ninety
cont. Chicago 3L "a and per cent - louis.
3 and 4 per cent. Minneapolis. w 60 sixty DAYS 4
p.r r,nt. sxy % ninety DAYS. ~ hansAs city "a
Dsuas 4 ner cent. San fr-ncisco. ter days. per
cent thirty days Sis thirty 70 s1iy days. . sixty
10 ninety days. IA
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Chicaso -ec discount
New-York tribune., 1916-07-19
MONEY AND EXCHANGE

FEDERAL RESERVE DISCOUNT RATE -Fo o'
paper maturing in ten days or less. per cent, w
10 ninety DAYS. per cent
CALL MONEY opened AZ 2is per cent. highest
"a lowest - closing. 2i1 renewal. "a
TINE MONEY was easier. Rates. Si4@i psr cent
Tor srty days sa.S4 per cent for finely DAYS
per cent for four ard ave months and 4Gik PEI
cent for slI months.
MERCANTILE PAPER showed an active tend
ency Ruling rates tdt1 per cent for best names
bank .scoeptsnces. q. cas- per cent.
CLEARING HOUSE TRANSACTIONS. - EI
New-York tribune., 1916-07-19
FINANCIAL MEETINGS.


NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING or
Kansas City Tire a Rubber Compant,
81 THE ANNUAL MEETING " the s,90s
holders Of this Company wii be neg y.
the 25th day Of july, 1915. az ~ s.ys ~.
poration. Room 1900. No. 81 Wall sNee.
New YORK. for the purpose % eiecths -
Board Of Directors tNo inspectors % 80 81
at all elections 0f stockholders durins ~. y.
ensuing year and receiving and acuns -.
the reports OF the orncers and fof tos
transaction OF such other business as "-'
properly come before the meeting
Dated. July 18th. 1915.
WILLIAM r. SWTSSLER. sncretsf''
New-York tribune., 1916-07-19
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

Directors of the Champion Copper
Company have declared dividend OF
S6.40 a share Since February q, 1910,
the company has paid, including the
present disbursement, total dividends
of S6l60 a share.
Lewis Leland Pierce has been elected
a director of the New York County Ma.
tional Bank, 10 succeed the late Colonel
Francis L. Leland.
W. r. Wilson and G. B. Rickenbaugh
were yesterday appointed assistant
cashiers of the Irving National Bank.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-19
INACTIVE YESTERDAY
INDUSTRIALS.

INDUSTRIALS.
Bid. Ash. Bid Ask.
B-A Tob ord IS lsl2 Lynn Phono -.
do ord br.. lS4 - Manhat Tran II. II
sF-Lynn Pm 3as 'Stand Mirs. 81. 6iz
Gas. W&W 81 - Todd Shpyd 70 =
Holly Srg A. 80 Tri F VI ctf IS 3
Int AF s G. % II 'U 1t & II =. 2iz
'l-a T Bl pr 81. sis United Zine o.. 6s.
OILS.
'Hous OIL. Il Il Savoy OIL. II 10
clint Petrol. 10 l0i. 'rldewat oil lS2 ls5
'Okla oil pr = = Wayl & q 4z
'Pru o & y IS
MINING.
'Calav Cop. q, : .Dupont Cop. = q
4Casnbov 90. Eagle & B b IL ia
stCom Tun. 10 Howe sound. "a. 3
Cons Cop VI ~ -. 1lnsp y "a % 81 g.
Crys Cop VI SOC la x NJ q r. Ia :
'Unlisted. iselis cents per share.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-19
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Tuesday, JULY Is, 1916.

Total sales o stocks Tuesday 37OO against 3o'V M"us., ,.o
wool .ro ard ,,a n wear to
a ago. quotations. including anhua' " ~
LoIIa
New-York tribune., 1916-07-19
Bank of Germany Statement
MINING.


Berlin, July Is via London).-The
statement Of the Imperial Bank Of Ger
many, issued July Is. shows the fol-
lowing changes:
New-York tribune., 1916-07-19

ANDREW J. MCCORMACK, Auctoaesf
REGULAR AUCTION SALE
STOCKS AND BONDS,
Nv ADRIAN II. MULLER 4 son,
OFFICE. 40. s. WILLIAM ST.
WEDNESDAY. JULY 18TH, 1915,
at 1890 o'clock. az The
EXCHANGE SALESROOM.
NOS II AND Is NESEl sIkEEI.
FOR ACCOUNT OF GUARDIAN.
IS shs Corn Exchange Bank.
IS sbs Mechanics 4 Metals Natl. Bank
"a shs. National Bank Of Commerce
a. shs. Bond & Nortsage Guarantee Co
shs Fidelity s Casualty Co
shs. New York Produce Exchange Na
Deposit co
rs shs Realty Associates.
IS shs Title Guarantee & Trust CO
FOR ACCOUNT OF EXECUTORS
shs United States Trust Co
30 shs. American Exchange Natl Bank
90 shs Home Insurance Co
55 shs New York Life Insurance & IFss
$4,000 Council Bluffs city water wo'r
Co. Con p. c. BIDS, 1913, A.
1910. coupon on. a..
ing Co. "a Coll Trust p. e. bls
1861. Feby.. 1912, Coupon on.
80 shs. Brooklyn Academy or MUSIC
us shs. Alaska Telephone & Telegraph y
10 shs. United States Stoker Corpn. coz
mon. -,
FOR ACCT. OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
20 shs Manning. Maxwell s. Moore. l1c
10 shs. Hudson Realty Co.
100 shs. Ann Arbor r. r. Co. preft.
5000 shs. United Pront sharing 60 -.
40 shs. Electric Investment Co pretc.' WIZ
10 shs common bonus.
81 shs. Interborough Brewing Co, in''
prefd.
10 shs. Central Trust Co
% shs. Audit Company OF y y preid
$4,000 Interstate Electric Corpu ! MY
6 p. C. BIDS. 1888. =,
80 shs. Southern Paper CO.. Ltd preid
New-York tribune., 1916-07-19
BONDS

$40. 900 'Cosd o IS " l.l07 1851. lO7 1857
.Cnlsied tsell. cents per shsr.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-19

Daily imports and exports of gem
erai merchandise at the Port OF New
Xnrk wara.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-19
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC
4 MANUFACTIRING COMPANl

A dividend of ole and ole-haI ~ cel, ~. y.
cents per sharel on the COMMON STOCK c. ~ "a
Company for the quarter ending June ~ ~
Will be paid July 81. 1916. ~ stocshoaleS :
record 4s of June so. 1916
H D. sHUTE. Treasl'd'
New YORK June u. 1915
New-York tribune., 1916-07-19
DAILY IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.

'Coupons interchangeable tCoupons or registered
.Plsin registered
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1916-08-01
STOCK SALESMAN
REBUFFED; FINE!
n. c. Wikoff Meets Woman Who
Knows More About His Mine
Than He Does; She Buys
Big In Union"


When you are learned in the ways
of promoting mines and somebody
tells YOU to save your breath, you
generally feel badly about it, but not
H. C. Wikoff. of the North Maricopa
Gold Mining Company, who receiv-
ed a neat but not singing rebuff the
other day Wikoff is engaged in dis
posing of stock in the North Mari
ccpa company, and as an aid to his
business, advertised right extensively
in The Republican.
The advertisement attracted the at
teEtion of one of the pioneer women
Of the oity-a very wealthy one. at
that, whose name is withheld. Mrs
r. called up her friend Mrs. Wikoff
and, made an appointment to see Mr.
W. Wikoff learning of her interest
hogan talking about the North Mari
cora properties. but was checked in
this wise:
Young man. save your breath.
know the Union mine better than you
do"
AS a matter of fact. the old lady
visited the Union thirty yeals ago
when her husband, former United
/ States marshal of Arizona, was inter
1 ested in it. As a token of his com
4 plcte surrender in the face of such
( Overwhelming knowledge of the Union
/ Nilloff was yesterday displaying the
/ stubs representing the sale of 5,50t
shares of North Maricopa stock 4
/ the woman who knew the property
| better than re did. himself.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1916-08-01
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS
At THE ARIZONA

In Reggie Mixes In the new Tri-
angle feature, starring Douglas Fair
banks. which is to be shown at the
Arizona theater today only, Reggie
Morton a wealthy young man, is
tired of the shallow Sc; in which he
moves, although his fiaHcee, Dorothy
Fleming, is q member of it.
one day he comes upon a little
Italian girl. lost, and sitting on the
curb. He takes her back to her
home in the slums and there he
finds the red -blooded people he has
been looking for He makes the ac-
ouaintance of Agnes Shannon. a
dancer IN a cheap cabaret, and de-
termines to make her his very own.
He is prevented from proposing 20
her by his obligation to Dorothy, but
to his great delight, upon returning
home, he finds Dorothy in the arms
Of another. He breaks the engage
ment and hurrying back to Agnes,
becomes her steady"
Agnes. however. has another adj
mirer. Tony Bernard, gang leader.
Pernard sends a number of hench-
men to beat UP Reggie and get him
out of the way, but Reggie beats
them up one by one. throwing the
man with the gun through a window
at Demands feet From that time
on. Bernard's determination to get
Reggie is fixed At last he gets the
young fellow in a corner, and pre-
pares to do his worst. Reggie pro-
poses that they go into an empty
room adjoining, and there have il
out, the man who survives, to get
! the girl. Bernard agrees. The re
| Sultant battle is one of the most
! glorious scraps ever shown upon the
screen. = ,
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1916-08-01
LOS ANGELES MARKET

LOS ANGELES, July 31.-Prices
quoted are for live stock weighed and
delivered off the cars without feed
and water.
weight No ] steers weighing 900 10
1900 pounds $7.50G790: seconds, 81. 90
G725; common thin S4.00m4.5O.
COWS AND HEIFERS: No. 1.
s6.00d6.25: seconds. s5.5OG5.75; thin,
S4.50m5.09
BULLS AND STAGS: Good, $500
medium s400m450.
CALVES: Light weight, $500; me-
dunn heavy, sS.00mS.50.
SHEEP: (per head desirable wool
wethers, s6.50m7.00: ewes. $4,000
675; sucl.ing lambs. s600m625.
HOGS: OHard grain fedl $50 to 2sq
lbs. sS.50MS.75; $50 to $50 lbs. S775
Assoc: 200 lbs. up. $5.75m650
POULTRY: Broilers. 13m15c: fry
ers. 15c: roasters, 1Sc: old cocks. &c;
! light hens, 12c: heavy hens. 1Sc: light
| turkeys. 20c; heavy turkeys 22c: old
! ducks, 1nc; young ducks 12c: voune
! geese 12c: squads. s2.O013e0 doz
BUTTER: Receipts, 70,100 pounds
extras 26c: firsts 23c
EGGS: Receipts 322 cases: Sc,
lected 29hc; case count 291sc; can
died. 81 NC
ALFALFA NAV: s12.OO@14.Oo.
SONORA WHEAT: s172k bid
s175 asked.
BARLEY: Fright feed s1d5 hid
S.A7h astnd. Dark feed, S1.42b bid
s1.47k asked
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1916-08-01

"A series of floats have been added
to the new life line. and best of all.
brand new spring board for the
divers has been placed at the east
end of the big lake. 1t is made of
selected second growth Indian hickory
and is chock full of spring and besides,
it rests upon two small car springs
and is set in concrete.
Gregory, the swimming teacher,
formerly life guard at San Francisco.
is on the job daily now, ready to teacn
the gentle art of swimming or high
diving to all corners. To the first
lady who makes the request each
Thursday and Sunday, he will give
free lesson. He understands this so
we'll that frequently his pupils are
able to swim and float in one lesson.
Sunday was the best day of the sea-
son. in many respects, for Riverside
park, and at one time in the after
noon, the greatest number of people
were in the pool that have been this
year. The big pumps are working per
fectly now and the flow of water is
increasing, so the ocean" fills more
quickly and will have over six feet of
water in by noon today and running
. over by evening time.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1916-08-01
IMPORTANT NEWS
ON PATENT PAPERS

According to a decision received
from New York yesterday by Attorney
Robert E. Morrison, says the Prescott
Journal Miner an instrument transfer
ring the possessory title or claim to
mining property prior to the issuance
of a patent is not taxable under the
act of October %, 1914.
1T is fact that the deputy col
lectors of internal revenue in this
state have been insisting that deeds
conveying title to unpatented mining
claims should be stamped with war
revenue stamps in amounts which
have made such transfers prohibitory,'
said Attorney Morrison yesterday
The decision, copy of letter to a
Washington trust company written re-
Gently by David A. Gates, acting
United States commissioner, follows:
Referring to your personal call at
this office on November 20, and office
letter dated November. %, 1915. you
are advised that an instrument trans
ferring the possessory title or claim
to mining property prior to the issu-
ance of a patent is not. in the opin-
ion of sthis office, a conveyance of an
interest in the realty, and is not tax
able under the act of October %, 1914.
In reaching this conclusion refer
ence is made to the case of Black VS..
| Elkhorn Mining Company, 1913 U. 5.
445p