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The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-04-07
CLEAN SWEEP MADE YESTERDAY BY TAX PAYERS TICKET; MOODY
 AND LAVERY RACE CLOSE ONE

final minute there was someone in the balloting booths marking their ballots. The day passed quiet and orderly and outside of the few work. ers in the vicinity of the city hall one would hardly think that an cleo tion was being held. It was notice able that large number of women appeared at the polls to exercise their franchise.
 The returns of the election shows the following count:
 TAX PAYERs TICKET
 For Mayor
 A. L. Wilbur .312
 councilmen-ons Year Term Joseph H. Smith ...............274
 couneilmen-TWo Year Term c. Harry Woodward .............276 H. H. Ross ...2bS Robert Lavery ..................2 .236
 INDEPENDENT
 counciiman-Two Year Term George Moody ..................20S In the count of the vote 1t was no ticed that quite number of "plunk. ers" had been cast for both Lavery and Moody, which indicate that de termined effort was being made by the supporters of the two men to make certain that they would be elected. The support of the men seemed to be about evenly divided with the majority favoring the "Tax Payers" candidate. The newly elect ed officials will take office on the next meeting night, which will be Tuesday. April 8.
 George Hutchinson, sole candidate for the position of treasurer of the school board. received nearly the full vote cast.
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TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENT.
LEAVES OF ABSENCE.

PATROLMAN.
Joseph l. Naughton, 53d Preo. to sth
rnspec. Dist, assigned a. messenger for
so days, from s A. NJ, February II.
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Police Department
Orders

AS PATRoLMAN, FIRST GRADE.


AS PATRoLMAN. FIRST GRADE.
To take effect February IL.
William a. Newburg. No .s66. to ilzth
TRANSFER AND ASSIGNMENT.
PATROLMAN.
To take effect 1901 A. NJ. February is.
fence Especial war roll) to 2sth Prec.. In
definite leave Of absence Is hereby revoked.
TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENT.
PATRoLMAN
Joseph NJ I. Naushton; ssd Pre-; to IN ~,
50 days, from s a. NJ, February II.
LEAVES OF ABSENCE.
PATROLMEE.
John J. joyce. ssth Prec.. for day. from
1901 A. ~. TsbrusTy Is
from P. NJ. February IS
SICK LEAVE.
PATROLMAN.
George C. coie 36th P5ec., for ~ days.
DEATHS.
LIEUTENANT
Patrick Sugrue, 2bth Prec.. died at 10
2. NJ, February Is, at bis residence, sos
. ss r ,TS%
A. NJ. February 10. 1nterment Calvary
Cemetery. =.
BICYCLE PATRoLMAN.
died al 1870 :, NJ. February Is. at hi,
residence, ?l9 Ninety second street Brook
lyn, from gastritis. Funeral from his late
residence 10 A NJ. February Is. Inter-
ment Holy Cross Cemetery.
APPOINTED SPECIAL .PATBOI.MEN.
TO take effect February 10.
Thomas J. Moiarty, No. $50, with Gar
hsid National Bank.
William A. Sanders. No. 1856 with
Douglas Robinson Charles s. Brown Com
psny.
William F. Wines, No 2B. and Edward
]. Mack. No. al, with Hornblower 4
To take effect February 10.
Clarence J. Brennan. No. 1879, with Ma
tional City Rank
with Brooklyn RapidTrsnsit Company:
william kirkel No. S43; George Ire
mont, No. 54l; Joseph Bloom, No. 5ss
Thomas Bonanza, No 6lS; Frank Jordan.
No. $40; Eugene Herbert No. s2s; Isaac
Jackson, No. s79; Michael Hubeman, No.
se2; Edward Schumacher No. 34s. WILL
lam u. smith, No 547; william Ahers. No.
| SOC Fred Leonard No. $685. Louis I.aben-
| field No. 500: John Bruno, No. s32, Patrick
Enrieht, No. sss. and John W. Faught.
| No. sos.
| APPOINTMENTS REVOKED.
To take effect February IL.
| John Dohsn, No. 500, with Brooklyn
Rapid Transit Company.
! NJ j. Foody, No. 512, with The Philip.
! pine National Bank.
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Without Pay:
PATROIMEE.
John J. Joyce. ssth Prec.. for 1 day, from
1901 A. NJ. February Is.
John Hummel. 1881 Prec.. for I day.
from P. NJ. February IS.
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THREE PRISONERS ESCAPE.
alleged burglars Get Out of Cage
In Newark Court.

Tier having failed to effect an escape
'l i1' Newark jail three weeks ago
.'i'e men successfully got free from
VI 's'IcrE cage In room adjoining the
nrel'raI court In the Newark Post Office
o4Atir2 yesterday. They we're waiting
10 plead 10 indictments charging them
WI breaking into the Sewaren, ". j..
.''' Office and stealing jewelry there.
.e' are Vincent cozaurany. 33l West
''r}-trst street, New York: Ernest
'Aa, u Mornnigstar road. Elm Parks
'I''"N Island. and Henry Bellnr OF sta
49, ON staten Island
"iu '"o other prisoners the trio were
'N the cage and left by them
Iney tied their handkerchief to-
. .''> nd lassoed "a wooden bar. and
-, II lo.usd apart the bars OF the cage
h' 90 20! prisoners feared 20 make their
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LoU1sEI.L, William Charles, Lieut., Cybur
(WU).
BIGGsERs, Martain H. corp. Blue Noun
tain (W).
BACON, George A., Inca (wS).
HARRIS, Walter Dave. Nettleton (wS).
WALKER. William r. Laurel (wU).
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PA IHUDMAN.
George c. Cole, 35th prec., for ~ day
from s A. NJ. February 70.
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William A. Newburg. No. 7s55. to i1sth
Prec.. assigned to bicycle duty.
TRANSFER AND ASSIGNMENT.
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WAsHNoroN. Feb. 1.-THE following
casualties have been made public by the
War Department:
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WICKBTT, Ernest W., Ann Arbor (Wsl.
MINNESOTA.
KRAMER. John g.. Lieut.. Fsribsult we).
MALLINSON. Charles r.. sergt, Duluth
CARDINAL. william j.. corp. Roger,
cusTAvsoN. Carl E.. corp. 81. Paul
LEvEY. Mortimer C., CORP. St Paul tws>.
AiMBLlN' Archie r., corp. Black DUCK
AAoo22E ERso NO,ysl, Albert lie. twu).
CARLSON. John A. South Minn..poli,
ppRRAkEi Theodore, st, jane. tws,;
HAGEN, Carl, Flom twu)
HAwKENsoN, Hiimer. cyrus tws1.
BOLTON, William D., Carninona twgl.
kXALL. Halbert. GRAND Meadow (wU).
KRUPkE. Fred. Hancock CWuJ.
LARSON. George Manuel, Pelican Rapids
IiNDdREN'' r SS.i Fl L.. Minn si.n tws>. '
LokEN, Albert O., Clsrkheld (wUl.
PETERSON. Carl, Minneapolis twsl.
PETERSON, William. Brainerd tWU).
sJoMAN. Edward. South Minneapolis
TILLMAN. Paul W. Red Lake Falls
Woh4Hse g19Ss P PSo1n3on ST r. L. cr..
cent (WS).
MISSISSIPPI.
Lou1sELI4 william Charles, Lieut.. cybur
sI .,Is rs, M.rt.'n H. corp. Blue Noun
BACON. George A.. Inca tws).
HARRIS. Walter Dave Nettleton Cws).
SCGGS, Leonard E.. Corinth (WU):
WALKER, William T., Laurel (WU).
MuseoURI
BURRIss. Vic Kinensy, Capt. Kansas
L1NDsTRoM. Leon II. uerst. haywood
osT, Howard c. .srst.. st. Loui. twU.
FITZGERALD. Thomas, corp. st. Louis
HOLT, Charles w. corp. Charlottesville
LIGeN Robert /. corp. Lathrop (w2:
sLIL EH ~. Hsrty' s9rp 81 Louis pW, {"s)'
B0EH LEN, Paul. ST. Louis CWsl.
sspp 1-LE' Frank J.. St joseph (Wsl.
cARTE E hGg sopss 81 soi Lops ,W vWs'
CASEY. Charles T.. st. Louis twsl.
SELIA, Frederick a, st. Louis !ws).
GRABTREE. Preston A, 81. Louis CwU).
DALION. Gus. st. Louis CWs).
F PAep' Everett E. Huntsyilie.tWT2:>
FREDERIcKs. Samuel Robert. Eastwood
| CaI NlN: Lawrence j., st Louis (WS).
HATCH, George r. Kansas City -twU).
H4iE1T ZEE RI, Frank p, st Louis 1Dw).
Johnson. william o. st. Louis (ws).
LAWRENcE. william Leslie. Ru.hvilie
MeGIRR. oscar. Dixon cws,.
! MAAi Paul ". Clarksdale tWCl.
MM IINNH6ss' Glsud r. Salisbury twu).
POWELL. Otis L.. Hsyti (wSl.
PRECHT. Carl J., Mexico twsl
seHHA6EFF c Esqs:" r. Kf %s Gy w.
SCOTT. oliver W, Marshal CwU).
SMITH SMITH G.9rss r; ReppSlis Cw).
TIMMERBERG. Charles John. Rhineland
TRAVIS. Harry Arlington wellsvins tws).
MONTANA.
BARNES. Van. o. Lewiston tws,.
FARRIs, Lloyd. MIles City tws).
a AA5MsfHP IKE PAUL % Y Butte roi7 MSS ws
Lynch William J., Creston (ws).
MOORE Floyd. sheridan twsl:
! SULLIVAN. Daniel F. Stcyensville tws).
NEBRASKA.
cEDERHoLM. Francis C.. sers... Hebron
sARSEs; Elmer 6 Lake cwu,;
! CARLSON. Isaac NJ. Omaha CwU).
JOHNSTON, Ruthford y. Newport tws)
| LARGE, John Edward, Ihurston tWSl.
! MCDONALD. Clarence j.. Greeley CWC).
| RoYER. Clinton S, Arcadia (WU).
NEW HAMPSHIRE
| FARLAND. Pierre. Manchester (wU).
ROY. Leopold, Concord tWS)
| SCOTT. Napoleon. Lancaster twUb.
| sUSSMAN. Joseph A. Portsmouth tws).
| YADNAIS, Albert r. Nashua twU)
NEW MEXICO.
| SMITH. Schuyler w. Lieut.. Dexter wv.
| BROWN. Harry W. Demng CWUp.
| HOPPER. Carroll W, San Juan tWS>.
I LEV EII.YN, John. Folsom ,WSl
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LovAro. Eussbio H.. Cspnorn tws).
NEW JERSEY.


ANDERSON, Robert 8. ssrrt. " Rurtu
st. Bellevills tws).
FLYNN. Shri'tephsr r.. sssst.. 50 Heddsn
HhRRis. Albert. serst.. p....io .v..
sESsE a .sdS's u ;,.rst, eos Fisher .''
sETHRo. Frank. ssfst. - Smith St. Irv-
stsssSS.a john H.. ..rst.. s,1 Sth st.. Union
cADcIANo. Crsscenso. corp. DgE Hsrbor
os Ssi.st.s 5e ai;y , SssS " N. a''Fs. .v
GLASS. william j. corp. 50 Rutherford
place, Kearny tws):
KUDA, Frank, corp, $50 Ferry aV.. cam
Lynch. MATTHEW J.. corp, $50 Van Buren,
St. Newark (wC).
MAssA., giuseppe. corp. 50 Carton ST..
ocoNNoR, Arthur. corp. II W. 18th st.,
st., Lambertviile twt).
PETTY william ss /; corp q" Rector 49,
RtFF. John, corp. 500 Jersey sv. Jersey
Ai4E 5:S,6S 1Ws, Harry SO A'hmoT' .v'
ANpERsoN, Ax.i NJ Hlllsdal. tws.
BRETTLE, Arthur. % Mills I'd. lrvinEton
cAILARIccHIoNI, Ranaels. aao Hudson
c1LENTo. Ralph H.. so4 Grant St. Jersey
DEJwSK1 Charles, Lyndhurst tws).
ERWIN, John J., Hampton (ws). -
GEIER. Joseph H. 2e2 Grove St, Jersey
city (WSl.
GERBER, George, Hsmmonton (wUl.
HALUPKA. Andrew, Lincoln pl, CLIFTON
HARRIS, John r. 1884 summerneid .v
HoNEGGER. Paul, 514 Oak ct. West Ho-
boken (wS)
KREscIsKI. THOMAS Chrome twu).
KwAsNY, william. 2s Providence ct, (WS).
LIEsIECKI. Henry. $50 Avenue, East Bay
LoSxRpo'1 Adopih, Is Nassau pl. Orange
MOORE. Eern.s. A, 1909 Broadway st.
NEBosKY. John F.. somerville (ws).
OSBORN. Charles v. 81 n. Maryland sv,
Atlantic City tWSl.
REYNOLDS. Eugene, Freehold (we).
ScHwERTFEGER, John. 40 Montgomery
ct. Jersey City IVY.
sICoNoLFi, Gaetano. 5 prinin st. Newark
sPANBuRG. Georr. F.. s5a Bergen sv.,
Jersey City tWU).
sTANLICR. Thomas. wharton IVY.
TAYLOR, Herbert, l24 Warren ST, Newark
tWsl.
rIBEL, Jacob Fl. I41 w. Elmer st. Vine
WILLIAM. Ernest. Freehold (wU).
WINTER, william l., Allendae (WS).
WOLlTNER, Kast. 81 Essex St. Jersey
zAMPELLo, San. Ills North av.. Plain
| neld (WU).
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NEW YORK STATE.

oBERIsT. Lyman G, Lieut.. Syracuse
BAsoRE. Claude Arthur. ierst. Niagara
H65RRNsSsY". William H. r.rs... Lockport
pAssERo. s.mu., ". ,.rs,., John.town
RACE. Harold W, ..rs.., Bainbr,dg. tws,.
WHALEY.. Earl Lafayette. serzt' Lycom-
Bl.ACKMoNa, John James, corp. Great
BURNS. walter T, corp. Albany fws).
CARVER, Ebert. corp. Syracuse (WC).
CAssELL, Elmer. corp. New Rochelle
DESSERT. George p, corp. osd.nssurs
KRATz. william J., corp. Syracuse twJ,1
PASS, Elmer l.. corp, siffaio WIS.,.
SAVAGE. irving, corp, Mount Vernon
ALFANo, Joseph A. Utica Cwsl
ANDERSON. Sherman. Dexter tws).
ARCHER, r. L.. Cold Spring Harhor tWr>.
BAsSETT. Charles D.. Jr. Sag Harbor
BoNNEAu. W. W. Ciaremont ,wU).
BORGIE Antonio. Msssena tWs).
1FIEH Mish:s II TsnmfpiHSrs WV Wu)
DALEY. Fred L, Middletown twsl.
pAMALAcAGE. Mike. Hudson 1Ws,.
DRAKE. Leon H. Naples owul.
DRAKE: Merritt Lee, 1taea CWul.
s sfrroRb TT'f e. q Hs4'STS WI W.
GoRMAN. Edmond j., Troy aws>.
GRAY. Robert, Hart Lot (WS).
GREEN. Ernest, Buffalo tWSI
GUARINO, Vito. Fsirport IwU).
HAsM nS chs5lss, Buffalo t Ws1 ,u.,.,
JONES, carl f.. polgeviile twUl.
KATTAU, John II. Hamilton (WS>.
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Character Of casualties is indicated thus:
tkl killed in action; (Dw) died of wounds |.
tpA) died of accident or other causes
verely; (ws) wounded slightly; CwTD
wounded, degree undetermined; (M) miss
Ing; (P) prisoner.
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PRINCE, Herman b, Bsuxits tws).
REED. Marvin W., Rowell (wU).
SANDERS. Hugh A. D., HindsvilTs twUO
STEWART. John Rufus, Dardsneile twe)
TAYLOR, Robert NJ. Appleton (wU).
IILLERY. Marion L., Blocker (wU).
WILLIAMSON. Grover C., Lowell (Wsl.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-02
DEATH OF JOHN T. RILEY

BENSON, Ariz., Feb. T -ir. John T. Riley. of this place. passed away quietly in his sleep a, the Arizona Sanitarilm 3: Tucson, on Sunday af- ternoon after few months illness. About two weeks ago he was moved 10 the sanitarium from his hone here Ina he might have better care and the benefit Of trained nursing. His wife and brother. MT J A. Riley. were with him at the time of his death Burial was at Holy Hope Cemetery. Tucson, Tuesday morning al 10 o'clock.
 The deceased was fl years of age. and was a native of Indianapolis, In diana He leaves a wife and two young children. His brother. MT. J. A. Riley. is telegraph operator al the Southern Pacific station here.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-02
ARIZONA AUTO CLUB
 TO MAP STATE ROADS

PHPOENIX, Feb. 19.-Offcers and direcors of the Arizona Auto club, incorporated, recently launched with headquarters here. have opened campaign to thoroughly map the roads of the state and assist in any movement which tends towards the betterment of Arizona's highways.
 An advisory board consisting of a prominent autO.st in each city and town in the state is being selected, and as soon as this branch of the or. ganization is completed a campaign will be opened for membership. Al ready. officers of the club say, 300 applications have been received.
 The president of the club is Carl Anderson and the secfetarytreasurer Huber A. Collins. both of Phoenix.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-02
RUN DOWN eY NEGRO
 Dov IN CAR WOMAN
 ASKS TEN THOUSAND

PHOENIX. Feb. Recalling an accident of las: December when Mrs Ola Hamrick was run down and in iured by a negro boy of thirteen who was driving a high powered motor car. Mrs. Ola Hamrick, the woman who sustained injuries. has brough. suit for sl0.000 damages against George Murray and Rather. inc Murray. negroes doing business under the name of the Emergency Garage. The defendants are alleged to have neg!irenty permitted the boy to drive the car
 The accident occurred on Central avenue and Gran: stree:. the boy ad- hitting he drove the car a; a fast rate of speed He knocked down Mrs. Hamr.ck. who sustained a com rould fracture of the right femur bona and serious cuts and bruises The accident and pain seriously af- sec- ed her nervous system, according D the complaint for damages filed by Cox and Moore.
 The boy driver was arrested and hrough; before the juvenile authoTi- ties He was closely examined by Judge Lyman and made clean brcas; ot ;he affair. claiming that the MI-- rays, h;s relatives, sent Aim out in he car .: various times although it is against the state law and city or dinance for boy Of his age 10 drive m au'cmobile.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-02
MORE ROAD WORK.

If all goes well Cochise county will fairly hum with road work in the near future. but u is 10 be hoped that if an extra million is thrown into the road work jack poi. that every pre- caution will be taken to see that the money is made to give us good re- turns. Haste in road work withou, the precautions thrown around it by exacting engineering details will only result in waste but as the county has an experienced engineer in the per son of Mir. Clyde Smyth il is reason able 10 suppose that he viii see that the roads are built right.
 The work that is being done by the Highway Commission is a most ex- celleat lot Of work and it will be ob- served that the engineering work in each locality differs very materially because of the fact that local condi- tions can for different methods in each section of the county. as for in. stance, the Con mission announces that there will not be a single cul- vert in the road between Cochise and Pearce. That is a case of condition" where all waters will be handled by dips of the most easy-riding curva- ture. The prospects of road work on an extensive scale in this county, the money to be derived by direct taxa tion, is now waiting on the legisla- ture
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-02
liGA LATINA PROTESTS BAR
 RING MEx,cANS FROM MINES

TUCSON. Ariz.. Feb. c5.-Carryine the protest of it's five thousand mem bers against bill officially designat- ed as House bill No. "A. and called by is sponsors the Characterization" bill, Henry V. Anaya and Ramon Soto, Tucson members of the legislative; committee Of inc Liza rrotectora La tina. will go to Phoenix 10 meet other members of the committee. prelim- mary 10 filing d formal protest with the legislature against the enactment of the bill. which would deprive Mex :ears unable ic speak Eac ;. cf the TisLt 10 work in ArizoEI n..Ecs
 Three other members of the com mittee reside. respectively. at Phoe- nix, El Paso, and Clifton. The Am ericaniza;icn' bill. so-called. intro duced in the first Arizona state legis- lature and which has been introduced in slightly changed form and by a new sponsor 6; each succeeding ses- sion.
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PAGE FIVE
G oO ROAD FILL LEADS
 TO BATTLE ON HOUSE r

PHOENIX, Ariz., Feb. 25-"PooY business" rotten politics" pinto democra,s," injustice. lack of good faith" these were few Of the phrases which traveled across the nocr late today when senate bill r came up in committee of the whole house
 The republican minority charged that the democrats were playing poll tics by tieing the hands of the gov. ernor in the appointment of the high way board The democrats replied that they were GCing exactly what their opponents did few years ago when a democrat sat in the executive chair, and that the democratic major ity in the legislature were attempting 10 exercise a iit:le of the authority given them by the voters.
 The debate. which developed into tle HicSl Hedleu or lne sesSlOh, eltrter il the open house when the highway and bidge bills and water code meas ure were lined up for immediate con sideraton oi the committee Of the whole
 The bills were then lines mp for consideration in the following order: House bill s5. empowering cities and towns to improve state highways within their limi.s: boIse bill s6. em- towering cities a.d towns e imYrove ooa1:y highways within the.r limits;
 ea2;e bi.I i7, creating highway board . appoint commission: house bill l2s, outlining water code; house b;.l T. providing for co-opera- ten between the state and the feder- al government on soldiers settlement senate bill B. for a bridge over teh Colorado river in Mohaye county: house bill 1l6 for fridge over the Gila river on the Globe Solomonville highway.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-02
hUAchUCA RANchER
 GIVEN STIFF FINE

BISBEE. Ariz., Feb. 2s.-R. L.. Gray rancher in the county, was hno d slO0 and sentenced to ten days in Jail by Justice James Allison yester- day afternoon on the charge of car rying concealed weapons. A charge of resisting an officer. which had also been made against Gray. was dismiss ed The case was heard in the Bis pee justice court on a change of venue rom Tombstone.
 Cray and his son had come into Tombstone from their ranch in the .iuao huca mountains and upon ar-i "a, had left their Winchester rifles in the office of the sheriff Later Gray and sheriff Mcdonald had dispute over some horses and the sheriI seized Gray. saying that he had bis tol on his person. Gray den.ed it, but 45 caliber six shooter was found on his hip.
 At the hearing today. Gray set ap a defense under the statutes tha; Ter mits a traveller to carry arms and re- tain them for 90 minutes after arriv- ing in a city or town. Gray claimed he had not been in town more than the time allowed by law.
 An appeal was taken from the de cision of the cAnrt and bond fixed a. s20o. which was furnished
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-02
CLAIMS WIFE DIED
IN SOUTH AMERICA

EISBEE. Ariz., Feb. 2s-!i was learned yesterday that NJ Artenof who was arrested in Fl Paso last week al the request of Sheriff James Nc Donald. and who was granted a wri; of habeas corpus by an Fl Paso judge took immediate advantage of his free. dom and entrained for Minnesota II. I Mcki.ligan. assistant district attor. ney. said yesterday that efforts would still be made to bring Artenoff back :o Lowell for trial and that Mime. Fota officers will be asked 10 locate and arres; him immediately. if DOS. sible.
 In statement made to Fl Paso officers Wednesday. he claims tha: his wife left his home near Bisbee :n 1916. with another man. and that he has since learned that she died on lonely ranch in South America where a physicians care could not be obtained.
 This report that a Woma1's body had been found on my ranch is jus: to make trouble for me" Arteno.f  declared My wife died in South America and when found that she had left with another man. obtained divorce"
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-02
INCOME TAX PAYMENTS
 DUE EARLIER THIS YEAR

Income tax payments this year are due earlier than ever before The first payment date is March 18th. si- nu.;aaeous with the final due date of the return required by the new Rev enue Law.
 Fife and Pay by March 18th" is ,he new slogan of the Internal Rev enre Bureau. Collector Franklin is preparing to handle the flood Of in come tax payments that will reach him between now and the close of business on Saturday. March 18th.
 Early payments c. Income Taxes $ of the utmost importance in meet ing the Treasury's debts brouSh: about by the war" explains Collector Frank in. the new law names March 18th as the first payment date because there are large obligations outstand- ing in the form Of certificates of in deb,edness that must be met on that date.
 The earlier payment this year should cause no hardship to taxpay- CTS. who. generally speaking. have an- ,icipaed the enactment of the new law and have SC, aside a reserve from 1918 income 10 meet the government tax
 Every taxpayer who can possibly do so is urged to pay his entire tax when filing his return. or CT before March 18th The installment method by which one-quar,er Of the amount may be paid al that time. followed by quarterly rayments on June 18th. Sept 18th. ard Dec 18th. is intended for taxpayers whose financing Of the tax at cne time would tend to upset To- cal financial conditions.
 Do not wait until the snal due date, March 18th. for fling your re- turn or paying ySur tax Le; us e'i. minate the last minute rush. so far as possible By evenly distributing the load. between now and March Is. every taxpayer will have a chance to get any needed advice and aid in de. termining his liability and preparing z his return. The Internal Revenue Blu reau has placed its entire energies into meeting the needs Of taxpayers in this respect; Also, by distr;butin- 7 the load. the government machinery will he better able to stand the strain that this great e:for, entails"
 "Co-ope-ation :s the spirit of the time. l. $ vital 10 the income tax. Le; us al: get together and es,ablis ? another Tcord for Americanism"
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-02
SENATE APPROVES
ARIZONA ANTHEM

PHOENlX, Ariz.. Feb. 22-Mrs. Hayward, representative from Doug. las, invaded the senate today in sup. port of the Cochise delegations Ari- zona anthem bill and after addressing the upper house, remained there till the senators had put the measure through it's final reading. The house already had approved il and it was sent to the governor for his signature.
 Six other house bills were passed by the senate and sent to the gover. nor. as follows:
 No. 8, relating to the salaries of in- terpreters.
 No. 27. limiting fees charged by at :orneSs in actions brought by en- ployes against employers to recover damages for death or injury while engaged in hazardous occupations.
 No. 37, providing for the subpoena ing and examination of witnesses when a complaint is laid.
 No. 45, fixing the marriageable age at IS for males and 16 for females.
 No. 47, amending the powers of boards of school trustees.
 No. 121, appropriaitng $18,OOo to enable the Tempe Normal school to tae up an option on adjoining land.