davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-10-23
$ 0.293m
Levy for State purposes Levy for County purposes
5000 .2o300
$ O623nO

Levy for County purposes
 Total for State and County purposes $ 06a50O Dt No Prescott s ioP sinking nd o
 Also special tax of soso on each sOOOO valuation of all taxable School District No Prescott Bonded Also special sOSoO sOoOO valuation taxable fi School Manual Framing % Department etc. prop @ 2 seo p B % S S on coonTO 6 Sdo o % nsn1anee M taxable
 Also special tax of so99 M & each s Rod.d On @ all taxable pop @ % s6 f D Gi e5 S % as @ SG oj m e fs @ Also special tax of soO2sl on OOOO valuation all property in g. Jerome for maintenance prop $s6ool District 3asy special of oCOo sOOO valuation all taxable property School District Mo- i Skull Valley Bonded for sinking fund property School District No 15 Skull Valley Bonded for outstanding 1 ndebtednes M eoozO m , eoooo o of u h, property School No coTnvc, @ ssa1 f B S zo s 6%P a Sdas S a a es as
 % % v soO4 o. ea9 all taxable School District No % clarkd Bonded for interest of ls5s each slOG0o G raaaoa d all 6EdbI: EdbIs S4 ':0 special each s5ooSO valuation of all taxable property School l Ash Fork Bonded for interest out standing nebtedness 1 oooo valuation of al, taxable 4S sa f i'G a a'o" s56 B H S s9. s SsSdd o nee s 5 5a1s a1
 
 School District No s. The Farms Bonded for interest out Also special slO2OO sOOOO all taxable the of Jerome for the General Fund Of said town of special sOOOO valuation of all taxable Town of Jerome sinking fund and bonded property Jerome for outstanding indebtedness
 for so6S3O each slOOOO
 ssool District s5 s,66s Sq ,as Psso High nGG Grand n total or sa county and School Grand total for State county Manual Training $o723O each S1OoO valua-
 Grand county District No H. Bonded
 State School District No 15 Bonded Grand toa for State county Bonded Grand total for State county and maintenance is $iO63O one $1OOCO valuation.
 GTs%d & total s GT State so % on @ h S 6o pf on Mo- @ Bonded and School District No 3 Bonded for State ount, School District No 4O Bonded $0S130 each $lOO0O valuation a , :: Grand total State county, Bonded SOS45O cachSl SlO0OO valuation.
 county of Jeom is $2030 each Upon motion was adopted for the full upon the minutes of proceedings this Board
 soos7 6 on S ch Soooo anaon be levied for he purpose creating Sinking redemption refunded bonds of Yaypa County; provided for by Section enable the people New Mexico form constitution and State government enable the people of Arizona form constitution and with section providing that the proceeds for the sale lease rental of million acres of land shall be apned 9 & the Coouno which said bonds validated approved ana the levy S1OOOO valuation ess9ry tor m the % eq @ M ] % @ of wa SuIin Fund to provide for the redemption of refunded bonds O Yavaps County
 telephone installed Recorder the of the No nPtfcr bn appearing the Board upon notion adjourned Monday, August l9th, 1918. a ooo ocae5 . c,.. Attest R T. BELcHER Clerk
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-10-23
UNDS ANT. AUTHORITY

FUNDS AND AUTHORITY RATE PER OlOOOO
 avs of 1917 and Laws First S S 1918 OOSO1s -'s'' m a~s T io7 ' ~ " O1OSl Asvum for the Insane Building Chap Sec avs Io1z ~ OOl2O Rureau of Mines Chan Sec 3O IoH (O3O0 6 Date Palm Orchard Chap Laws .OO032 Palm Orchard Hort Station, Chap %, Sec,42 ~ & Dr, Farm Chan oO Sec s4 Laws ol7 OOl36 O Trcc FrnnIovmcn Office Chan } ? Laws Military Armoiesl Chap 9O Sec 45 laws l9H O5oO II ~ % see 5 Laws T 1917 .UD954 '- oO Sec 7 IaWs 1917 OOo3O t3 Pioneers Home Chan oO Q .O0216 Chap %, TO- Laws 1917 AUiz Plant nrodu Chap B Laws 1917 MEL6 f6 prcscott Dry Farm Chan o0 0OO44 17 State Prison Chap fl1)l Prison Innrovemcn Chap OOl+t Maintenance and Improvement, Chap 9 Sec
 15. 15-A. Laws, Par 452S, R. S 1913 OWll Industrial School Maintenance, Chap. Q, Sec q,
 Laws W(4D School Improvement. Chap a. Sec 22
 1917 WlI-O State Common School Sub II of
 2O5. 7O5. 27O6 2707, 2S25. and 2S62 Title IT, Chap
 B K. S. 1913: Chap. l6, Chap. 9O, Sec 4,
 Laws UO5+ State Road General and Countes) Chap 69 Laws -
 lpWI 24 Tax, Prison), Chap. 35 Laws 1917 NRD
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-10-23

ournment Saturday lzth, 19lS at 1000 o'clock
 The following letter was received Equaia
 Honorable Board of Supervisors,
 FsysRs5 E;::ss, 5Sss;s; S3sSs
 Gentlemen
 Gss n g s s Gss 9 3 % a & & % SS nas hs sts Se Bod changes Saoo0oS6 ARo5 Company from OO0 10 'F'"S
 of the godHsisg ass o o5 the & United Verde eaSss ,i 5 bhs 3s F"s s%sR the co%pa dn S s ] a @ Ssa A Group oy of the Smelling companyJ 2szs @j 5 $ @ S & Int. m yss; s from 11s @6
 Raise the sT @ sd Range cas s a So0 sD p
 2s4s head Sheep Bucks $l5OO head m'es in e von Ga of sheep 0 Bucks of Slf5Oe
 tossl Valuation sT5oooO
 s S%s9 Pi e 5s cfaeda,sd @ s s
 as @ sGs Gs9 % tts. s ss ase. plant o ASH 1915 code S5oO7T @ 7T co pan 4O9sOO s9oO Place said raise rolls exactly set 95 Rs $ psrssa a 'n @ % as' S 3 a' & b n e moving picture outfit and business vyne Born Go Eks Theatre Prescott 10000 sl49200 Place nG G & and GH angb " G valuation on set the moving picture outfit and business aboT enumerated set forth in 4 revised
 Raise the assessment on the moving picture outfit and 6une: o & & S37O0O to $97OO your oll exactly forth
 Tangible and nagb valuation the moving picture outfit and Asona aDGEf M T code based ws f m the fon on od 6 Pes said a 1915
 s tine % sad Pss a o @ raise n0n rolls exactly set forth below: set Rs 5 a % % @ 9:1s; @ '92H' % s Oil 5s$.s s % : % ,P s .:i 8a % s set 1RsS' s' based earnings
 STATE ,e;2aaH goAEP or F E9TA5zAToH 2sXbFR CS3iE,n 5saAD za..'= ',''','' >' '' ~''' year accordance with the foregoing order which
 ordered the estimate 9 A the a@ea G hv isy s & B Tst be the IN THE MATTER OF LEyY5NG E6B OF TAXES
 STATE, COUNTY. SCHOOL, AND OTHER PURPOSES
 F sss the o % g s y eea sa m title % o t the Board required 1 the % amount O h
 Now, therefore, 9s the following
 Upon by Jaeger was ordered that the following be for State, County, School, and other purposes:
 FgRFoSES FFEsSqTT IG ig sG4096 G99 sg@0I {ER0ME
 DISTRICT No SGH00L PISTR5GT N0 g. SSH90Hh1 PTS- SCHOOL DISTRICT @ No 9 G B0XDEP SSH0ok o DIS BONDED, SCHOOL DIsTRIST X0 l6; BONDED BONDED,
 DISTRICT NO g, BONDED SCHOOL DISTRICT
 NO 3, BONDED, SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 40,
 ED. .25iI sc2iooI. D1srRIcT No, sI, BONDED TOWN JEROME FOR THE YEAR 1918 FINDS AND AUTHORITY RATE PER OlOOO0 Ponal& & Civi Laws of 1915, I.ayso of Laws S. $ 1918, 0CSllS -'s' m aws T ioI7 ' ~ ' " OlOSl Insane, Building Chap O. laws l97 OUEO Y -S m sms W 1917 ' p ~ " ~ OOl2O oO I6 Date Palm Orchard Chan Laws 9l7 .OO032 Date aim Orchard andII Station
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-10-23
(From Sundays Daily.)

The report for the county up to last evening is as follows:
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-10-23
KING ENTERS BRUGES

PARIS, Oct 1S-King Albert and Queen Elizabeth of Belgium entered Bruges at ten o'clock this morning.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-10-23

5 Salt River Valley Experimental Farm Chap 9o Sec
 Laws 1917, % Sulphur Springs Valley Dry Farm Chap go. Sec. g. La
 1917, 4 P Surface Water Investigation Chap 9O Sec 39 Laws 2S Tempe Normal School Maintenance, Chap. 90, Sec II
 Laws 1917 g Tempe Normal School, Improvement, Chap. 90, Sec
 Laws 1917, 30 Tempe Normal School Ground Improvement Chap O.
 20, Laws 1917 3l University of Arizona Maintenance Chap o0 Sec B.
 1917 B University of Arizona Improvement Chap 9O Sec 25
 1917 B University of Arizona Printing Chap O. Sec 26 34 University of Arizona, Farm Maintenance Chap 9O S
 Laws 1917 5 University of Arizona Farm Qmprovement Chap 9O
 29 1917 56 Cooperative Agricultural Extension Chap 9O Sec H
 1917 Extension Fund of the University of Arizona Chap %
 A. Laws 1917 3S Underow Water Investigation Chap 9O Sec 4O Law g Asylum for the Insane, Interest 40 Capitol Building, Interest 41 Interest State Funded Indebtedness 42 University of Arizona, Interest. Par 3663 R. S. 1901 43 University of Arizona, Interest Act A. Laws 1905 A Redemption State Funded Debt. 45 Redemption St Louis Expo. Bonds 40 Redemption University of Arizona Total Tax Levy County General Fund County Road Fund Interest Funded Indebtedness Redemption Fund, Court House Bonds Interest Fund, Court House Bonds 6 General School Fund
 Total County Tax Levy
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-10-23

Yavapai County's allotment S1 1,203,. 600.00.
 Yavapai County's subscriptions S2,O16,049.00
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-10-23
OFFICE OF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
 YAVAPAI COUNTY, ARIZONA

Prescott, Yavapai Arizona ad journment Saturday Hth, o1S 1000 o'clock Chairman; A. Jaeger, Member R. T. Belcher, Clerk.
 The following received from the State Board Equaiza tion:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-21
PRESIDENT MAY REMAIN
IN FRANCE A LONG TIME
Mr.. Wilson Will Take With Him
Complete Executive StafY for
Transaction of Business.
HOUSTON POSSIBLE DELEGATE
Secretary of Agriculture Suggested
ms Fifth Member Of Peace Com
nission-Party viii Travel on
Passenger Liner.
HOUSTON POSSIBLE DELEGATE

WASHINGTON. November 2O.-Thcre
were no Developments on the surface
to-day in the preparations for Prcsi-
Gent Wilson'S trip TO France and for
Americas representation at tho peace
conference Arrangements >are going
steadily ahead, however. and an an
Eouncement OF the peace commissions
personnel with the program for the
journey. may be expected at any time
Members of the Senate who attended
the White House conference last night
told their colleagues to day of the
Presidents determination to stay in
France indefinitely or until all of the
Lave been settled. How long this may
be no one ventures to guess; so the
President viii take with him a full eX-
ccutivc staff prepared to transact
ahonrdship or at tho American embas-
sy in Paris, virtually all business OF the
White House.
In addition 10 Secretary Lansing. who
IL head of the American delegation 10
the peace conference, Colonel House.
Elihu Root and Justice Brandeis. gen
orally believed TO have been selected
by the President for membership spec
uiation upon long list of names has
ctHtcred upon only one for the firth
place: that Of Secretary Houston. OF
the Department Of Agriculture lie
~ being suggested persistently in Off
c!il quarters.
Navy officials Let it be known to-
day that 1t is planned to take the Pres
ident and the delegation across the At
hhtic on big passenger liner now in
use ny the government as transport.
Dreadnought and a flotilla OF de-
stroycrS probably will be convoys
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-21
ASK FRANK P. WALSH
TO REMAIN ON BOARD
Secretary OF Labor Wilson VIII An
pcni TO President 10 Use His
Influence.

WASHINGToN, November 2O.-The
nationai war labor board is to con-
.lhue us work. at least for sometime
10 come. and probably with its pres
MS was learned to-day at the Of
nee OF Secretary of Labor Wilson. who
las las before him the resignation OF
frranR fnr, +; Walsh. joint chairman with
former President William II. Taft
secretary Wilson looks with dis
hnor i upon Mr.. Wa!sh's leaving at this
i,,Inc: and II Is understood he will ask
PRESIDENT Wilson TO request MIR waish
10 d,h.n drec0nsider his resignation.
% members of the cabinet AMI
.nc Iresident are said to favor the
c;n,h.Lhuat 80, lion OF the board at least nm.
az. ~ me pulk of work before il has been
line, me board has before it zoo or more
u,Sputes inh relating TO wages, hours Of
iabor .,Vno King conditions and other
iaoor difftculties. Evidence and ba,r
imES upon many OF these have henn
sc as'nered and awards are being made
as I"plulS as possible. Three nw.rJs
were announced to-day. as
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-21
BURLESON REFUSES TO PAY
POSTAL AMOUNT 1T ASKED
Postmnster-Gcnerai Eixen Compensu-
tim Tor Telegraph Company
Under lS 800 600.

WASHINGTON November 2o.-Post-
mastcr-General Burleson to-day an
nounced that the governments COM
pensation to the Postal Telegraph and
Gable Company for the period Of gov
ernment control will be less than the
S3.s0O.Oe0 budget submitted by the cor
poration. At the same time he stated
that the Postal company will receive
every assistance from his department
il they wish to take the matter 10
the court of claims for further adjust
meni. He stated that the Postal com
pany is the only wire company with
which the Post-Office Department has
had any difficulty in coming TO an
agreement as to compensation Mr.
Burieson explained. as principal rea :
son for his refusal TO grant the COM
Densat!on rate requested by the Postal
company the inability Of the company
TO give him an approximation of its
property valuation and also the great
variance" between figures for the
company's earnings in 1916 and the fr- :
ures submitted for the same year BY
several component companies OF the
Posta! company To the Interstate Com
merce Commission. According to Mr.
Burleson's figures the data submitted
by the thirty-ninc component com
panies to the Interstate Commerce
Commission for the year ending with
1916 showed total investment in
plants and equipment OF S6.647,472.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-21
CONGRESS PLANS TO END
ITS SESSION THURSDAY
This Will Give Members Brief Va
cation Before Rcsuming Last
Session December 2.
REPUBLICANS CRITICIZE MOVE
Several Leaders Are Opposed to
President Taking Over Atlantic
Cables-Wilson to Get National
Wartime DRY" Bill Soon.
REPUBLICANS CRITICIZE MOVE
tBy Associated Press.l

WASHINGTON. November oo.-sen-
ate and House leaders to-day com &.
pleted arrangements for the ending to-
morrow OF the present session of Con-
gress SO that members may have a brief
vacation before the third and last ses-
sion opens December ..
a few obstacles 10 the program de-
veloped day. but leaders believe they
will serve only to postpone adjourn
nent for a few hours only. Senator's
Watson. of Indiana; Sherman. Of Illi-
nois. Republicans, were expected to ad-
dress the Senate in criticism Of Pres
idcnt Wilson's action in taking control
of cable wires after the signing of the
armlstice. while Senator Reed. OF Mis-
souri,. Democrat. has prepared a speech
on tho plan for league o. nations
Among the formal matters for dis
position before adjournmeit to-mor-
row is transmission 70 the PRESIDENT.
after signature by Nice-President Mar
shall and Speaier Clark. of the national
wartime prohibition bill.
During the recess the Finance Com
rn!ttec hopes To complete revision or
the war revenue bill TO have IL ready
Tor the Senate when the new session
begins.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-21
WAR WORK CAMPAIGN
FAILS TO REACH GOAL
with Thfrty-Eight states Passing
Their Quotas. Total Is
SiJtS, ,ts,,D. 600.
GBy Associated PRESS |


NEW YORK, November 20-Oficials IS
of the united war work campaign an
nounced Tonight that the latest ma
tional total for the drive ror Sl70,5Oo,-
o00. which closes at midnight tonight,
was Si5s,565.05S. or SlI,93i.942 less
than the sum sought They added
however that final figures would not
be ava ailable Tor two days.
Leaders of the patriotic drive for
the seven welfare orEaniZa tions re-
NAMED hopeful OF attaining their goat,
asserting that State and local commit
tees in all parts of the country were
TOO busy tabulatins last-minute con-
tributions TO report tncir totals TO
ua ational headquarters.
OhicialS announced that thirty-eigh. I.
states, had gone over the top and
i,,at New England and the South had
scored a perfect record Only the
large cities OF the East were tagging.
il was said.
Every military department except
The Eastern was reported to have
,assed It's goal.
ts1Rcar- Admiral 7. j. Cowic. in charge
of the campaign in he Navy tcIe-
craphcd national headquarters that
subsGript ions from the biucjarkcts and
Marines. all voluntary now IotoIod
more than 100000. Admiral Sims c: .
blcd contributions from several vessels
i'm European waters, while the marine
detachment station at Pckin has sub :
scribcd Sos.
Hawaii, whose quota was s215,oo0
has raised, $29!.O00, and Cuba. with an
allotment OF 100000. has also passed
IFS. goal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-21
REVENUE OFFICERS BATTLE
ON SOUTH BOSTON FARM
One Thrown Into Creek After Discovery
OF Still and Nenr1y
browns.
Especial TO The Times

,I.yPcCIHi 20 TIC TImeS- DlSpatCh.
DANVILLE, November 20.-Rcvenue
OIhcer II. V. Shugart, assisted by j. "
Wood and b. II. Maycs. raided one OF
ihe largest moonshine stills that has
Deen seen here, last night. near Hyco
Creek, which is near South Boston r
>. Oakley, well-to-do farmer. upon
whose farm the men were at work, is
~ ld 10 nave pushed Officer Shugart into
INC creek which at this point. is nearly
htteen feet deep. The officer, i'm order
TO escape from the clutches of Oakley
VINO was man weighing 1GO pounds
was forced TO let him go. and Oakley
began 10 run. but was shot twice
nc has been trailed by blood stains
for half 4 mile
Six other men were arrested and
jailed or released on bond The still
was OF 90 gallon capacity. Thirty gall
Ions or whisky. 1900 gallons Of beer.
the still. lot OF hops. malt and meal
was also taken by the officers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-21
GENERAL MANGiN INJURED
BY FALLING UNDER HORSE
Famous French Lender. Unconscious
Twelve Hours. Vow Reported Ont
of Danger.
I Bv Associated Press. 4

Mangin was injured by being thrown
under his horse while reviewing n
brigade of French troops on Monday.
the day before the French army en-
tered Metz.
The generals horse. thoroughbred
ana unused to noise, was frightened by
oand Of 'rumpets. The animal rear
ed and fell on its rider. Gener,I
Mangin was unconscious when ninE al
and legs. '' "e"d
me lntransigeant says the officer
after Deing taken to hospital re-
NAMED IN A state Of coma for twelve
nours. nut news from the irstitutjon
ms morning is 10 the effect that M
SAID the general is making .rxceIior,
progress and that no after effects ar.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-21
Dutch Use More Tobacco
Than Any Other Nation

In connection with n story on
tobacco and the introduction of the
smoking babit Into Europe by Sir
walter Raleigh, f;aton Fcnrn. the
English writer, brings out the In
tercsttnE fact that Holland Is the
greatest user Of tobacco per capita
In the world, consuming seven
pounds annually, while America,
with the prevalence OF both the
habits of smoking md chewing. din
poses OF but four and one-hnI!
pounds per capita.
OF all Europeans countries, Ger
many IN the smallest user OF the
weed. It's per capita annual con-
sumption being but thrre-tenths OF
n pound, pr littIc IcSs thnn one
fourth of tho consumption of tho
United Kingdom. France buys the
entire dOmcstic production or to.
bacco and gets n great revenue from
the pockets Of the ssers of tho weed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-21

fensive stronEholds. Guns arc
placed In position, the various reEi-
ments nrc assigned to sectors md
the entire army administered with
the view OF resuminE warfare mt n
minutes notice. In this work the
American railroad and field enEi-
neers have been playing promi-
ncnt role. Never before have they
been called upon for Srcntcr effort
thnn Mt this time.
The orders from General PershinE
call for nm Invasion md occupation
OF the new territory along Iines
which would have been followed IL
no nrmfsttcc hnd been signed md
inc enemy hnd been In retreat. I'm
der these orders. every prccnutfon
against surprise md cOunternttack
i< taken by tho commanders of the
advancing forces. Every unit cnr-
rtcs rescrvc rationS mud full store.
OF ammunition, md the scouts sent
out to cover the advance OF the
troops move with the same degree
OF care that they would were they
operating In hostile country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-21
VERSAILLES PLANS
FOR PEACE PARLEXS.
Reports From American Army Prove
Germany Is Powerless to Renew Hostilities

WASHINGTON, November To-
Reports received to-day from the
front by the War Department clear
ly indicate that the American sol-
dfers In their advance into Germany
are enjoying no picnic party md es-
tRblish beyond doubt thnt IL In n
military impossibility for Germany
to attempt TO renew hostilltica. The
armies reports of progress on Ger
mnn soil Set forth that the full mill
tnry resources OF every brigade and
every division nrc being carried for
ward every step with the advance
lug douEhbo,x. Heavy artillery.
light artillery, tanks md aircraft
nrc crowdinE the roads and taking
DIP bnttle positions, The entire pro-
Ernm giving every evidence except
thnt of the ronr of the explosives
Tint Nnr II In proEress.
In the occupation OF Metz by the
French and In the taking over OF
other stronE points by the tmeri-
can fOrccs. no time ~ lost In trnnx-
forming the new positions into de-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-21
SAYS AMERICAN SOLDIERS
WILL WE'D FRENCH GIRLS
Member OF Siberian Military Commits
sion Declares :1O.OO0 VIII Rc
Married before RctnrnIpE

CHICAGO. November 20.-Lieuten-
ant Fernand Catois, of the French
cago to-day. and who. by the way
is engaged TO he married to New
York debutante. declaers that o50.OO0
French girls before the troops return
to the United States. -s
You see" said the lieutenant. the
French girl has verve. elan .esnru,
what YOU call temperament She is like
the rainbow. like the elf. Perhaps you
say the American girl has those quail
ties also. but besides the French girl
has sympathy.
"I predict a quarter OF million OF
your Americans will marry In France
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-21
MESSAGE GIVEN SOLDIERS
by GENERAL RAWLINS0M
"You show the World Tint British
Soldiers Do Not war on Women"
His Rcquest.

WITH THE BRITISH ARMIES ON
THE MARCH TO THE RHINE, No
vcmbcr 2O.-General Sir Henry S.
Rawlinson has issued the following
order to the British Fourth Army:
When you cross the German from
tier YOU will show the world that
British soldiers. unlike Germany. do
not wage war on women and children.
or the old and weak"
The general appeals to his troops to
carry out the spirit as we'll as the let
ter of the allied guarantees for the
the protection Of private property. He
asks the soldiers to do all In their
power to mitigate the hardships OF the
populations in the liberated French
and Belgian territories.