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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-23

FL SR INN III. HER1AHuIL, ,ls9oa satcr
el paradero dc Manuel lLaIiiaeL x sa5rt9E
aim para cnlnuniJarlcS Ia frasIca nucr
fe DC 10 sra. Fernando SonZaIez.. 81 espu
~. ulchI UlurFtr tuTo iugar Ia nacbe dol
L. dc Julio las u Dc +, Iiu"bG. ptrtilH."
q Juan II. licrnaDJ"t. MELVILLE. Ten.
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SASTftE CORTADOR mcXicanG. para scio-
raS J C2baller0S. .iCiirO. iltrI.gcntc, 81
lictta emrleo, sin prei2nciOneS. Ocu:rsn a
Gabriel Flores, Hptri MOrclC,. (sai,.
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Las operacicnes miIitares Ell
Ia Repnblica.

Las OperaclSnes hhililaieo eh
Ia R~epnblica.
La prensa Semi-oficial ha cstado
dando gran importancia a las r0t!-
cias oficiales trasmitidas por los Je-
fcs de las fuerzas encargadas de ha-
c la campana contra los rebeldes,
en- distinLos puntos dc la rcpubIica
Esas noticias son favoraples para cl
gobierno, pues en- elias Sc dice que
los rebeldes han sido derrotados en-
los Estados de Puebla, Guerrero, Mi
choacan, Jalisco, San Luis Potosi
Zee tecas, Veracruz, OaXaca, Taoas-
co, chihuahua Durango, Coahuiia,
Mexico, Morelns, Sonora y otraa en-
tidadeS federativas.
Pcro Ia publication dc csoS lntor-
mes. Sirvc. d la vcz, para que cI pu-
blico sc cnLcre DC que en todoS los
EstadoS hay cnemigcs aruadoS de!
gobierno y que ha venido III recrldc-
clmiento en- L. 1ucha.
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Fueron derrotados los serranos.

Despues dc Ia muerte dc los her
manos Marquee Escobedo quedo con
cl mando de las fuerzas que estaban
refugiadas en- Ia sierra y que tan de-
sesperadamente han combatido al ca
rrancismo, ell coronel Jose Maria
Aguilar quien proccdi6 dcSdc lucgc
d la reorganization dc elias dcSpucs
del combatc en- que fueron dcrrota-
das y en- e. que pcrdieron Ia vida los
tres iefes de elias. Pues bien, esas
mismas tropas han sufrido una nue.
va derrota en- las m%ontaIas dc Chi
chicaxtlc pertenecientss al dlstrlto de
Alatriste. Dcspues de IN comhate
que duro algunaS horas, las fucrzas
rcbeldcS SC yieron obligadas a retro
ccder haSta Llano Verde punto Gu
doudc hicicron una uucya y tcnaZ re-
~sistencia uuc resulto al final inut'l,
nue fuerou derrctadoS nucyamentc
Y otlisados 4 huir. L! JEFF dc las fucr
las carranuista8 10 era 81 Mayor Ga
briel Barrics y, segun 81 partc guv
Ia rcndido, al ieyantar 81 campo oil
cuntro ocho heridos, uucvc mucrios
V algunaS armas y munlcloncs. Asc-
rrta. tambien, que les hiZo yarioa
prisioneros Y que sus fucrzas no su-
frieron ninguna baia.
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PESOUISAS,

DESJJ SADEE C! paradero &c. nj .nadrc.
Sra. Nlvlanl Burros. Hacc iii llU Sc 'IasG
para EstaGos uuidG ppr Z! Pa>p. Texas.
4 Ia persOta qu. me Ualdf informes,cier-
Us de ella. lie erIttficaTe ron una ~s,Iscr'n-
cion d. vi aio . La PRESSA. Utriur in
forrlcs i Maria Miranda. Go. La PRESsA.
SGn Antonio, Texas. lSaSI.
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Sc coudonan los rccargos que SC
habian ordenedo.

Il G~obernador del Estadc tenlendo
eli cuenta la situaci6n anormal en-
que SC cucuentra esta Entldad desde
ell punto dc vista economical, ha dc
tado I'm decreto por cl cual Sc OF
dona 81 recargo del sclS por clcnto
guc SC hahia ordenado $obrc las con-
.tibuciones adeudadas por los eau
Santes ros
Esta ~cendonacion bencficiara cS-
clusivamente a los que hagan sus pa
COS en- el periodo dc tempo conlpren-
dido desde la fecha de su publication
hasta cl 20 del proximo septlemDre;
por 10 tanto, todos los cue hagan sus
pagos despucS dc Ia fecha menclona-
ia sufriran cl rccargo aiudido y no
Sc tomaran en- consideration las So
licitudes que hicicron sobrc e. par
t~icuair.
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MATRIMONIALES
R C Sc QUEJA.....
(Viene dc la Pag. 4a.)

dia, cl doctor Ricardo j. Urrutia, hi
20 entrega a don Yenustiano Carran-
"a de las cartas que 10 acreditan CO.
mo ministro plenipotenciario Y envia-
do extraordinario de Ia republica de
Honduras cerca del gobierno de Me
xico.
Entire los senores Urrutia y Ca
rranza Sc cambiaron significativos
discusses, en- los que Sc hablo dc
estrechar las rclaciones entire McSi-
co y Honduras.
Dursnte la ceremonial, acompana-
ron al encargado del poder cjecutivo
los secretaries y subsecrctarios dc
Estado V la guardia presidential.
Las familias de algunos funciona-
rios Y los oficiales frances de IA
guarnicion asistieron a IA ceremonial,
que Sc efectuo en- ell "Salon Hidal-
go" del Palacio Nacional.
Una session secreta de la Camara
que dura seis horas.
BESIDE las cuatro Y cuarto de lie
tarde hasta las nueve de Ia noche
de aver, los diputados estuviceon er
session secreta. Gran parte del item
pc cmpleado en- .esa session 10 oc,Ipa-
ron ..cs diputados Ell ~considerar los
nombramientos provisionalcs de los
empleados de la camara, aprobando
Ia cast totalidad dc dichos nombra-
mientos.
FL nombramicnto del senior Manuel
Lopez como Official mayor de la Sc
c~rctaria fue r~echazado, pucs Ia mayo
ria aproho ell dictamen desfayorable
para dicho senior. 4 quen Sc acuso
hshcr scrvido 81 gnhie7o del gene-
raj Huerta.
varios diputados-entre Giles Luis
Cabrera-sostuvieron que no merecla
Ia labor del senior Lopez ser objeto
de las %acusaciones que Sc lc hacian,
pucs que esa labor no habIa Sldo 20
Utica sino mccanica. y que oboHabar
al aiudido suS ~antecedcntcs dc hon
radez Y conducta intachable en- mas
de veinticinco amos de servicio a lie
nacion.
Luego trato de los successes escan-
dalosos d que han dado iugar Varios
diputados, tratardose Ia tragcdia
Garcia Vigil-Diaz.
Otros asuntos que no fue possible
que trascendieran al plbIico trato
Ia camara en- su session Secreta, la
cual, como Sc dcja dicho, duro sciS
horas. Is csta ia session sccreta
mas larga que celebra Ia camara &c
diputados desde que sc instalo.
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pESC0 SABER 81 parsdcFC dri $r. DaT.I
sianccbo Garcia, cspahDi. Jr II a,.ps lie
e1ad. %SOfiero, uIorcnG. rClo negro. csiaiy-
RI regular. II Jliiira r3flI Tcrlbidi Jc
q. fuc desdc II. LOuiJ. 10. y. dGci1 GT,
cStabl trabdjInlo IN ulIa fIndici1n. obs
diiarc :j.po Il Is Iels1ila Guh IfriIa .inIOr-
ines cIertua = hFciliD BaSilu. No. I.
i;iIsc load, LAGhAYANNA, y, y. O.
pLSEA yS.igER 81 plradcro DC nj hiJG 10.
Sc .Lainpcs. tc II aiioS jc .-1ad. .EGeG oas
amos rccibi suS ultimas noilcig5 ae.sie
eiDbepk. Teas. Gratificarc cot una Sts-
rrirr1on nc un afiD al scuIantr,o La PRIZE
- q Ia pCrSura que d!r:Ja iuIOtlir.S+ riEF-
los dc ~. a 1UadaiupC Sanchez, DcA s.
PRESCOTT, hiuZoHh.. ~.
pEsE0 S+BER 81 i,aradcfn Jezlnp hiiai ran,-
lila .tarelH. dc - altos dc eidI. T,3sEJtf-
mas %ucIlrlls dc ella. las tuycsirl dfi- u DC
ilaYb iiftlfIu J JsraIeceJt liiinitaIlente
cualquier fnfoFlue. Subre su pJfddeIo. pueS
seTurameiitc queEcsta en- alsuEa TebiscI@u
de! Esiado de Texas. kspero que alguIen
seps de esls 3 que NE tasa e. favor ~;
meyma.Nle, dirit!endcss : ...,s:...s s;,s,:
~ S" ~ s~
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Cuando necesite iibros en- e.pahoi,
i~iriiase a Iznacio E. Lozano 100 N.
anita Ro<n Ave. S. Antonio Tox-
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ANTEeJGS Gu abonos. '-rlsc Cr5,ncr Co,
Opticians SIG Hicks Bldg. PrcciUs comes
dos. No cnbralnos ror CAaBiinar Ia yiSts.
Crockett t455.
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ENSERANZA.
DIVERSOS.

sERyICIOI DE DETECTIVES "Aamon afs
Frost Building, Crockett ST.. Sen Antonio,
Texas, f~nyesiigscioneS habiles, h2entes
conpateuteS, precios ~:azolaDles, TODD sb.
Solutamentc confidential. -aS.
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C0iiPAlANDO 81 prccio actual del aZicsr
con CT del rIloncillo meXIcano .'El Hu0ic''
reSulta Iii ahOrro dc cincrcnia por cIcnio
81 us'el no 10 Ia usado, plialo a SI tcnGe-
70 oavtsenoS- J. ~. y G. MarroQIin, Io6
DOloroSa ST.
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81 NECESTTA express para que llevc SIS
petaclS z Ia cstaci0n o Gamble sIs nue.
bles iiblale a Rosales. TelGrono Crockett
ri y Travis 1916.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-03-12
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
Of Maricopa County. State of Arizon;

In the Matter of the Estate of EMMA
NJ. LAPHAM Deceased Notice ..
Hearing Petition for PROBATE of VIII.
Notice is hereby given that Charles
". Lapham and Frank c. Laphan
have filed in this Court a certain docu-
.nent purportinS to be the last will and
testament of Emma N. Lapham, to-
gether with their petition praying that
said document he admitted to probate
10 said petitioners. and that same will
IN this Court as the last will and tesla
ment of said Emma N. LaDham who
said petitioners allege, is deceased, and
that letters Testamentary issue thereon
De heard on Monday the 18th day of
March a. u. 1917. at o'clock in the
afternoon of said day, at the courtroom
Of Division No. Two of said Court. in
The Court House, in the City Of Phoenix
County of Maricopa, State of Arizona,
and all persons interested in said es-
tate are notified then and there to ap-
pear and show cause. if any they have.
why the prayer of, said petitioners
should not be granted.
Dated Feb. 2ist, 1917.
(SeaD
James Miller, Jr.
Clerk.
BY ]. Elmer Johnson.
Deputy Clerk.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-03-12
BASEBALL SEASON
STARTS At HAYDEN

HAYDEN, Marcn IA meeting was
held the other night for the purpose of
organizing the baseball club for the
ensuing year. D. y. Moffatt was elected
president; NJ. ]. Brooks. business man
ager; f. Carisch, field manager, and
a. o. Drey. secretary treasurer Most
of the players have arrived and are
putting in some good Hard practice. It
is reported that the Chicago Cubs will
play the boys on the home field
March 2S.
The regular season viii open in April.
The Smeter viii probably not have q
team this year, but there has been talk
Of having two teams at Ray, one for
each of the two mining companies To-
Gated there. This viii make it rather
bad for Hayden. as there will not be
as many games played here as for
merlyN
The soda fountain end other fixtures
are being installed in theynew Halliday
drug store, which will be ready for
occupancy in 4 few days. 1t is quite
roomy aad viii be up to date in every
respect
y. r. Moffatt and Nels johnson re-
turned Tuesday from FL Paso. where
they went on a snort business trip.
The Auction Bridge club met at the
homo of Mrs. McAiannon Wednesday
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-03-12
NEW HOTEL FOR
MESA PLANNED

MESA, March flowing to the fact
that an important called meeting of
the city council will be held on Tuesday
night of this week the Commercial club
viii hold its meeting on Wednesday
night. The hotel proposition should
be discussed by as many representa-
tive men as possible and it is desired to
have the members of the council
present.
A great deal of interest is being
aroused in the matter of a first-clas
hotel for Mesa, and while there is as
yet nothing positive about the PROPOSE
ton to be discussed on this occasion
vet the Commercial club has set as its
slogan for this year, "a Hotel for Mesa, p"
.iellce one IS sure to De started before
the year is out. It is desired that this
meeting be not limited to club mem
bers, and announcement IS made that
other citizens will be welcome. The
club supper viii be held at 1880 and
afterward adjournment will be had to
me club rooms. Anyone desiring to
have a place reserved at the supper
should notify the secretary at once as
the limit of capacity at table viii be
about fifty guests
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OUTLAWS STAGE
COMEBACK BEAT
SOX HORRIBLY

Revenge is sweet, according TO some
sage who never saw q baseball game
The Outlaws are heartily in accord
with the old maxim. end it is douhly
sweet, when the score is Is to TO- which
is exactly tie score OF the game be-
tween the Outlaws and White Sox yes
terday.
DeP1iest, The much touted hurler Of
the White Sox. was general utility
man yesterday. He started in the box,
was forced to retire in favor OF Suther-
ard. WHO didn' do much better, and
finally canc back on the firing line,
where he finished his days work. No
one could be found last night who
would explain tne Sudden reversal of
orr 81 oNu by the bandit outfit, but
it is thought, criticism handed out dur
ing the past week aio:ed the old timers
20 come back.
Cook was easily the star of the day.
His pitchrg was better than usual,
and he made the white legged team eat
cur Of h hand. al same whipped dog.
Follow 1g is the box score:
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afternoon. Mrs. studley won first

afternoon. Mrs. Studley won first
prize.
The school play Indian Days"
musical comedy, given at the Teatro
Nacional Monday March ., under the
auspices of Miss Schoshusen, Miss
Turner and Miss Kiser, was a decided
success. Every seat was taken and
many were forced to stand during the
performance. The school will realize
about 800 as its share of the pro-
ceeds, which funds are to be applied
on the new piano purchased for the
schools.
Miss ludlow, one CT the teachers, has
been added TO the sick list, as she is
now confined to her home with the
measles.
DIR. Norman, formerly of Hayden, who
has been in Phoenix for some time. has
returned and has gone into partnership
with Dr. Marden of Winkleman.
The Escalante Bros circus is show
ing in Hayden for few days.
Someone broke in to the A. S. Il r.
assay office the other night where they
helped themselves to some platinum.
They entered the Ray Con. office also
but nothing was taken. No trace Of the
robbers has been found.
Ladies' Day" at the Nocyar club
has been changed from Thursday to
Saturday. when it will be open to them
both afternoon and evening. There
was "A dance in the club Saturday night.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-03-12
GEORGE A. JOHNSON RETURNS

Toggery, has returned from the east.
whittier he went to purchase goods for
the Mesa and Hayden stores. He Wis
tied Chicago, New York and other mar
kets. Mr.. Johnson found that interest
centered around the possibility of war.
but that the general opinion seemed TO
be that whether there be war or peace
between Germany and America, the
war could not or would not last d
great while longer While he pur-
chased heavily for spring and summer
W states that under the unsettled con-
ditions he felt that perhaps goods would
oe cheaper for the 1918 trade and hence
avoided his usual custom of contracting
merchandise a full year ahead.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-03-12
CARNIVAL GEMS TONIGHT

Prepared Tor The biggost week Of I'm
and joymaking that Tempo has seen
in months, the I'iremen's carnival will
oaep tonight or tac vacant lot on East
fifth street. just opposite the city hall.
Fourteen concessions strong the big
company arrived Yesterday from Phoe-
nix. where it has been for the past few
weeks, and by last evening a good shars
details 70 the erection of the carnival
city viii be locked after today and
firemon aid the show folks will be pre-
pared for the grand opening tonight.
The company comes to Tempe for
six days engagement, closing Saturday
night. 4 percentage Of the receipts of
r." shows md concessions is being re-
ceived by the fire department of Tempe
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-03-12
BALL TEAMS. On
TRAINING TRIPS
WINNING CANES


LOS ANGELES, March ia home
run by Dillnoefer in the ninth inning
which scored one man ahead of him,
won the baseball game here today for
the Chicago National league first team
against the Los Angeles Pacific Coast
league team by to 5. The score:
r II f
Chicago OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
LOS Angeles. ...-........... D D
Battcries-Perry and DilhoeIer;
Ryan, Hogg, Crandall and BaSsler
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PAGE SEVEN

of the ten council districts into which
the reservoir district is divided, for
the term of three years.
One member of the Council in the
Sixth District to fill an unexpired
term of one year.
one member OF the Board of Gov
errors from each of the said ten Coun-
Gil districts.
The said terms Of said several Off
GERS to begin on the first Monday in
May, 1917.
Members of the Council and of the
Board of Governors are TO De elected
by the electors of the reservoir district
who are qualified to vote in the sew
eral council districts. respectively, for
members OF the council and of The
Board of Governors.
CHAS. a. VAN DER WEIR,
Secretary Salt River Valley Water
Users Association.
First publication March 3, 1917.
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Paints and Oils

PHOENIX Paint House-Hgh grade
prints al low prices. Get estimates on
p,,i"fial 81 " Adams. Pr 1888. u
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CASA Iona GUESTS

yesterday were tho following guests:
Mrs. Russell Chapman, San Diego: J.
c: Saxon. Parker. Cal; c. K. Wilder
n'sth. SacatoN. 7. T. Brade. San An
tonic; Jessie Haley Prescott; Charles
NJ. Cube. r. \. Darlington and wife,
Tony Surfield, Los Angeles; c. E.
Turner Phoenix; r. Perry and wife,
Marie Harmon. Hattie Solomon, ]. H.
Robinson. c. A. Hadley. f. and H.
ko@k Laws Fomr ard wife, o. S. Cook
and family. II. Globe and wife. A. F.
COoUcr
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NOTICE OF ELECTION
SALT RIVER VALLEY WATEI,
USERS ASSOCIATION

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. that
under the provisions of the Articles of
Incorporation and of the Bylaws of
the Salt River Valley Water Users
Association, and in pursuance thereof,
an election by the qualified electors
OF said Association will be held on
Tuesday. April Third (Srd), 1917, from
o'clock A. M. of said day to o'clock
P. NJ. of said day at the various poll
ing places to be hereafter designated
by resolution of the Board OF Gov
errors of said Association. for the cleo
ton of the following officers of said
Association. that is to say:
One member of the Council in each
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-03-12
OVERLAND COUNTRY CLUB

What many Of the automobile adj
mireTs of the southwest regard as one
ri tho classiest cars shown here, was
the Overland Country Club nj chine OK
hibited Yesterday by S. 4. Earle, south
side representative of the Overland
Arizona COMPANY. OF the many Coun-
try Clubs brought into the state this
season this is the first machine that
has been available for demonstration
10 ally, because Of the large advance
sale the popularity of tho car made
The most recent sale of Country Club
on the South Side mas been made to w
a. Barkley of -Iesa.
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; >lUTHSIDE NEWS
TEMPE OFFICE
Casa Iona Hotel Bldg.
Phone So

callas, which helped to brighten and
oeautify the room. An immense "25"
was suspended over the plato COW
cred with silver TO denote the chara cter
of the celebration.
Miss Laura Schmidt presided at the
organ. Col J. f. Price, the ONLY sur
viving member Of the church now resi-
dent in Tempe, read q brief history of
the enterprise. He recounted how the
original charter members, "a in num-
Der, were mostly residents Of Sahetha.
Kansas ard members of the Congre-
lgctiOCal church there. Under the lead
ership of Rev. Daniel Kloss, they came
to Tempe carly III the sos Being
used to Congregational ways and the
other then existing churches holding
services only internationally, and being
already provided with well beloved
pastor tiiey decided TO form forthwith
a Congregational church. the third in
the territory. Daring it's twenty-five
years the church has had seven pas
tors, including tho present incumbent.
Following the history, Prof. j. R.
Murdoch, assisted b. Mrs. d. G.. Buck.
by mc1ns of Il Kaleidoscope, exhibited
portraits of some of the "old timers" to
the great interest ard delight of those
who had known them in the past.
"Reminiscences ol lfle DeSlnnlng or the
Sunday school werc given by u. G.
Buck, who was for four years superin-
tendent and has been regular attend
ant almost from the formation OF the
school. Mrs r. II. II. Blome, now of
Flagstaff. gave On interesting account
of the carly work Of the missionary
society ard its transformation into
ladies' aid. Roth of these organiza-
TORS row have flourishing branches in
the churnh
Rev. Wilbur Fisk. speaking for the
other churches, brought cordial con-
gratUlations and best wishes for the
coming years. Several interesting let
ters were read by Prof Griffing from
former members Of the church who
have removed from the community. One
letter wss from the "mothers~ church
in Kansas written by one who was
present when the Tempe pilgrimage
tocl place The program closed with
music by the AeCiian quartet
The women Of the church served
dainty refreshments and an enormous
birthday cake with the requisite num-
ber 0f candies was cut and distributed.
The celebration WGs concluded yes
terdas morning with an anniversary
sermon by the pastor. Rev Clifford
Mott Hand. or the topic, Looking For
ward. from he text. 4 Press on to the
Goal" Miss Edith Mullen. formerly of
tie Choir o. this church, sang.
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M THE MATTER OF UNITED
STATES LAND TITLE AND LEG
Al1N COM "a Nv CARE or A.

STATES LAND TITLE AND LEG
ACY COMPANY. A CORP ORA
TON, Bankrupt.
NOTICE OF SALE BY TRUSTEE IN
BANKRUPTCY.
The Phoenix Title and Trust Com
pany, as. Trustee in Bankruptcy of tie
United States Land Title and Legacy
Company, will offer for sale, subject
to confirmation by the Referee, at Inc
office of the Phoenix Title and Trust
Company, at number 1870 West Adams
Street, in the City of Phoenix, Arizona
on the 26th day of March, 1917, at 10
O'Clock A. n, all of the undispCsed
real estate and personal property o.
said United States Land Title and
Legacy Company.
Said assets consist Of five 30 parcels
of acreage pronerty, unimprovcd, and
twenty seven (27) city lots with houses
thereon, ard several articles Of per-
sonal property.
Each parcel and article will first be
offered separately and after the same
have thus been offered, the entire IN
disposed of assets of said bankrupt VIII
be Offered collectively. No offer viii
be accepted until the same mas been
submitted to the Referee and has Geeli
appl owed by him The terms IF sale are
zen per cent Of the offer at the time
the same is submitted TO The Trustee.
and the balance upon confirmation by
the Referee, and delivery of transfer
papers.
A list OF the property to be sold may
! be obtained at the office of the Trus-
tee.
PHOENIX TITLE AND TRUST COM
PANY, Trustee.
BY H B. WILKINSON. President.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-03-12

than any other concern in this country
there Is no reason to question the abil
ity to dispose of the products of the
mines
Much work is being done at the
camp Of the company. a new road
mas recently been completed, water in
greater quantities than is needed or
can be needed. has been developed and
many small camp buildings have been
erected. 1t was enormously stated "a
few days ago that a siding had been
constructed at Erman station. The
proposed siding has not actually been
built. but il will be constructed just
as soon as the need for it is apparent.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-03-12

In the Superior Court oe INC state OF
Arizona, in AID for the County OF Mar
icopa.
IN the matter of the Application Of
First Church of Christ, Scientist, for
leave TO mortgage Real Estate
NOTICE:
Notice is hereby given that First
Church of Christ, Scientist, of Phoenix,
Arizona, has filed in this Court its APP
plication for leave to mortgage Lots
one % and three, (3), OF Walkers
subdivision of the East half Of Block
three 49, Of Nehr's Addition to the
City of Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ari-
IONA, and that the said application
viii be heard at the Court Room of
this Court in the City of Phoenix, Ari-
IONA, az $3.50 O'Clock, A. NJ. Thursday
the 18th day of March 1917, at when
time. and place, all persons interested
in the said application are requested
to appear and show cause, if any, they
can or may have, why the said appli-
-ation should not be granted.
(SeaD
JAMES MILLER, JR.
Clerk
Superior Court.
BY ]. ELMER JOHNSON,
Deputy Clerk.