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Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-15

Born Feb. 15. 1876. at Alligator Pass. Florida Famous engineer.
 Came to Arizona at an early age and moved to Cochise county because it was close to the border Built the Huacahua Mountains aud then dis covered he had some material left over It was used to build the Mule Mountains, now known as the White Mule Mountains because things are rather still in them
 Helped design the original course of the San Pedro river and then found he had tried to make it run up hill. which is why only little water tries to flow in it each year. Was for several years prospector and had some valuable claims once but lost them when the prairie dogs re- fused to do assessment work on them any more. Spent ten years building stone wall around his summer villa at Lewis Springs to keep the birds out of his garden and then learned that they were flying in and not try. ing to dig. under the wall.
 Bought several lots in southern California and intended building win ter home on them but found it would cost too much to charter q pile driver to build the foundation. Returned to Arizona and took up walnut and al mOnd culture. While working in his nut orchard one morning he was bad ly mangled by a squirrel. HamhockS ! died from the injuries received. The 1 squirrel was so mortified by having mistaken Hamhocks for one of the other nuts that he. too. kicked in. Hambocks was a grand jazzbo o ] the Fraternal Friends of Free Lunch grand exhausted mess sergeant O. ! the Order of Goulash and d member of the entertainment committee o Can No. 13, Noble Society of Sar dimes.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-15
COFFEE IS OUR MIDDLE NAME.

'IHE average American coffee drinking" nation of he
 sconunpon jumped with the of three billions  Is other seed or cherry US bit of When
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-15
FOR THE GLORY OF THE SEAS

ING ALBERT Belgium - sailing the Atlantic His joval majesty is setting the epansoncan crowd a O at sea.
 clipper ship lakehese belong to yesterday.
 Seamanshp $ these shores
 will put real yacht of
 Therere American pleasure cruising sail d he
 Fishermen of the North Atlantic the hTeste of the North Paeches
 
 Sandy O
 There's
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-15
THE LONELY HEIGHTS

of ready encompasses him be installed in the presidency ne reels invisible Men dsaoate Loneliness from He ascends the The more warmhearted tude tnci impose
  the loneliness o he tial
 opportunity n private life and to familiar association his fellows But of the few blessed mortals who cn scale the heights He the ungles of Africa he
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-15
IF YOU WERE ss YEARS YOUNG

 w its birthday the
 
  When friends N J. anniversary they found the washing dishes rule for Hancock in excellent health with underneath do overruing smOothes Miss Hancock especially likes pie. cake and What idea would if be Grand old history
  Hancock is like a schoolgirl of
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-15
NOTHING DOING!

$ the A the American men who made such brave fighters would
 might rnarriageabe men this country the call would a matter
 Also we have equal number
 Hence little quarter there highly of taste shown choosing America men
 We thank wh decline the honor
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-15
BERIINs BEsf JOKE.

returning American areer A theatres Bein like this: Hans: So at as' Fritz Yes. took a o back" Hans: the lasto Fritz who home eyet" Thus do the comedians Germany while the This When autocrat that they deusion hereditary and 
  half effective
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-15
NoN.sKID NoNsEMsE

'In the old days, when you got fla' tire out on the road, the bird who passed you would slow mp and ask: Need any help?'. But nowadays he steps on the gas and tries to see how close he can come to you with his lenders as he goes by.
 IT, you're becaimed out on the road and want 10 stop tho first car that comes by. there is just one way to do il: cave bottle on your running board and see how interested the oth' CT driver becomes in your welfare.
 
 But. when he slows up and wants to know if you want any help, it wont
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-15
Efficiencv on the Farm

Cow-Can you beat it? There's sv much system around here now that they file me in the barn under the letter "C."
 Hen-Yes, I have my troubles with efficiency too. They've put rubber stamp in my nest so I can date my eggs two weeks ahead.-Americap Le. zion Weekly.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-15
Just Passin' The
 Time Away
By KID UNDERWOOD

De your motor or carburetor he's re- ierring to.
 auto salesmen are>the most willing
 0 offer to help, especially when dem 5nstrating one of their own cars. that
 $, Of course. if the stalled bus be- longs to rival family.
 The difference between good car and pile Of junk depends mostly on which one you're riding in
 Automobiling is certainly being you can see ahead Of you. behind you and watch the folks in the back seat all at once.
 Maybe those mirrors up by the steering wheel are what makes wom- en want to drive so much nowadays.
 Tony Meyerhoffer, who was flying through Arizona fast summer, said he preferred piloting a plane 5000 'eet up i'll the air to driving q car, ''Yust because" be said. Up there hey aint no Vimmen driyin' flivvers.s
 Some day, ierhapS. women will be driving fire engines. When they do they wont have to worry about hay | ing the right of way. The traffic cops hardest job will be to keep ev- erybody from heading out of town as soon as the fire whistle blows. Arm signals are fine dope. But did you ever notice that about nine times out of ten when the guy in front of you sticks his arm out of the car he's only preparing to look at his wrist watch, or pointing out the house where he boards?
 In the old days the bloke who was good on patching inner tubes was popular with everybody who owned an automobile. but in these times a mans honehead if he doesn't know light away which way to turn the wrench 10 tighten up the hub-cap on a wire wheel
 Nowadays. when you hear a friend 1 say: T got some for 35 cents a gal lon,'' you know for sure he's talking about gasoline.
 And when a motorist pulls up at a ! lubricating emporium and asks fol two quarts the guy says: Heavy or medium ?" instead of light CT dark?'
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-15
Then IL hanncned

"l was wondering" niuscd the Checrlui Idiot.
 Wondering what?" demanded the Wise Guy.
 T was wondering ii il would be proper to refer to Chinese laundry man as man if iron" replied the Cheerful Idiot.-Nashville Tennessean.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-15
Harmonious consistencY

What is the meaning of 'cons;s- tency?'
 "Consistency. my son, has to do with the fitness Of things"
 "l don't know just what you mean. "I will give you an example
 Yes sir"
 "A freckle-faced girl in 3 polka dol dress, leadins q coach dog. - Yomgs- town Telegram. ift
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-15
GOING AFTER IT

to business there is plenty business ae
 Edwin Hobby. hat well ing hpse, he h( One Of the flying things Hobby believes the small number following declining prices
 busesep9ns agency nds that Si of the business which failed
 word the men" "vh after era
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-15

NUMBER 1sT ONE SIXTY SEVEN
 In the village of Cauanea, Sonora. Mexico, on the twenty fifth day of January of nineteen hundred and
 twenty one, before me. Notary Public
 No. 15, citizen Manuel J. Escandon, in the presence of the witnesses, Messrs. Salvador Ramirez and Alfonso C. Leyva. of legal age, public em- ployees, without legal objection. resi- dents of this town, the first single and residing in house number one hundred and three of Callejon Monte carlo, the second married and resid- Sng in house number forty one of Callejon del KioSco; there appeared ::
 NIT. EAIETERIO CAMPOI, miner, with his wife. Mrs. Marina Gonzalez de Campoy. both of legal age and resi- dents of this municipality. residing in the mining camp of Buena Vista; and Mir. WALLACE WOOD, married, min CT, resident of Naco, Arizona, and temporarily of this place. I certify that know the said persons, as we'll as that, in my judgment, they meet the legal requirements necessary to obligate themselves. and they stated: ::
 that. in conformity with article one hundred sixty six of the Commercial Code chcy organize in this deed 3 corporation of tho following basis: FIRST, The name uf the company shall be: "CoMPANIA MINEEiA LA
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-15
Year 1921 Number l67. REPUBLIC OF MEXICO
 State of Sonora Notary Public's Office Number 15.
 in charge of MANUEL J. ESCANDON
 Cananea

First Testimonial (certified copy) of Articles of Incorporation Of the min ing company called "COMPAN1A MlNERA LA VICTORIA. $. A, in corporated by Messrs. Emeterio Cam poy and Wallace Wood, with residence in this village. duration of 50 years. and capitalized at s200,000.0o.
 Cananea, Sonora Mexico, Jan. 2, 1921.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-15
Legal Notices
CERTIFIED COPY
PHONE t2t

CERTIFIED COPY ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
 Of The coMPAkiA MiNERA LA VICTORIA
 s. A. Of Cananea, Sonora, Mexico.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-15

Nowadays. when you hear a friend say: "I got some for B cents gal lon" you know for sure he's talking about gasoline.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-15

DULL Cananea. January 27 (twenty scvcntm 1921 tnmeteen hundred and twenty one). On this day and under nun. Der i94 sheets 69 to 76 of the Mining Record Book (especially for the mining branch) of the Public Register Of psoperty aud Commerce, is to bo founl complete copy of this testi. moHiai. I certify.
 The Keeper of the Public Register By authority of the Law.
 ThdoJudye of the 1st Instance
 of the Penal Branch (Sisnedl Mig. M. Portillo
 Ruhric. -N tScal of the Judge) ,tul the list mstanre) q F tor the Civil Branch) do hereby affirm that the forcgo. ing is true and correct translation ot the articles Of incorporation of the company "COMPANIA MINEiA LA VICTORIA, s A; document which bears Number 167 and date of tlh 37th. of January, 1921,
 F. C. CANONA.
 Translator. Cauauea, Sonora, Mexico, January Sl. 1921.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-15

And when a motorist pulls up at lubricating emporium and asks for two quarts the guy says: Heavy or medium ?" instead of light CT dark?'
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-15

be your motor or carburetor he's rc ferring to.
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The courier-index., 1921-06-10
AfT MI ,s1

apprVFea RcbruHry IT. tN&f
 Ah Act to amand Act No 5ft af the Acrs or the Geuerai Assembly of ls19l
 ahs Act abolishcs tho hrkansas cor1 Rotauoh Commission and creates the n, .,. Hahsas Railroad Commission, to cons ea7e eoeeooo ot three members at a salary sR H''uvy.VV per year and 6 secretary et a saiary or S3,60o co per year Pross NiuSh that said commission shall haVM spHroI Tor the purpose of regulatin@ ai common carriers railway expreEd Folnpanles, car companias, toll bridReas IeTrles' steam boats steam raIlways< SlVpnphe and telegraph companteG p,pe mes Tor the transportation of otk' kaS ana water. gas companies, eiectrt@ hBHthg companies, hydro electric companies, water companies furpishina Weter within tho municipality for nu<
 iCtpti or domestic use. Provides that ne commission shall not have iurisdsc- ,lVn over any rate, charge. rule, regu- la'lons' order, hearing or investlgatfon os o other matter pertaining to the oper- At'ohN within the limits of any mu- ni@pality of any street railway, tete- kINphi telephone. gas company pipd me compapy. electric company hydro- e.sctric company water coplpany oE other company operating as a public utllity. Provides Chat cities and towns shfli have the right Co regulate the service and rates to be charged by pub- nc uulttes within such city and town troVfdes that such Railroad CommiR- slon shall have such 1urisdi iction aB heretofore conferred upon the Rail-. road Commission and the Arkansas Corporation Commission not inconaIst- eHt with the provisions of this Act
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ACT NO. s2.


 An Act to appropriate funds for the maintenance of the Department of Etate Lands, Highways and Improve ments for the period ending June 30
 Appropriates the sum of $2,4O0OO for the expenses of the Land Division of said department.
 Appropriates the sum of s1.5750O for tbe Automobile Division of said de- Appropriates the sum of s10. .2S7 50 to nav expenses of the Highway Division bf said department,
 Appropriates the sum of S9.162.52 for a,,t6mobiie tags and receipt expenses, nf inc department incurred in March, J919 claim of H. c. Pugh for printing, nrior to April, 1919; J. s. Maloney for recording fees, prior to April, 1913; for ss tTa Automobile license clerks for rush period In 1921, for additional al- io ofrient to Carroll County. Appropri- stes % the sum of s1OO,O0eoo for state Aid to road improvement districts. Ap-l n,.oortates the sum of $34953 for re- fund for amount erroneously paid into
 Sai0 appr0prtAtioas covers tho period trssss ApTii let, lsea. t~ yu0e %. feAa.
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ACT NO, S2.

An Act to prevent the destruction Of section or quarter-section corners.
 Provides that 1t shall be the duty of all engineers employed by improve ment districts to relocate any section corner or quarter-seotion corner where the same Is destroyed by reason of the work in the district and to make full and complete notes as to how he pro- oeeds in the location of such corners, and to file such notes in the office of the county clerk of the county. Fro vides that any person who shall by other manner destroS or 'I remove any section or quarter section corner, with out first having said corner fixed by a competent surveyor. shall be subject to fine of not less than fifty nor more than two hundred and fifty dollars twenty five dollars of said fine to be paid to the fnformer,
The courier-index., 1921-06-10
Act Ro. 4z

Az ppto"eo January 20. t92f
 A cts RHt to amend Act No 440 of tho ana oi the General Assembly of 1919
 n eo repeal Section of said Act
 @bat tniSehds Act No 440 by providing enat ers the House of Representatives may sfng fnRg'oy ln addition to employees numer- cIGI cferI. lh the original Act, one warrant eieTR eieI,a at salary of s606 per day one Sau SSs1y"tor page at a salary of $i00 per SS 9n anu seven pages at a salary of S5,VV ,,5 " per day, four additional sten0g- of o9fputeTs, and provides that the salaries Ta T eeenographers shall be $600 per day rrtstead i,lt ot $500, one clerk for the com mt i., Ie Ittee on Roads and Highways at 8 salary or $500 per day
 rQ4vldes that the Journal clerk of the senate shall receive $500 per day in-' stead or $500 Provides for a post seslS6ress es stress of the Senate at a salary of S9;;Vo per day, Provides for four ad- ulllonal stenograph CTS for the Senate ana hXes the salary of all stenog- Fraphers at $500 per day, and provides ti ur{her that the House and Senate at 5C el9lf discretion may employ such other aQdltionai help as 1t may deem expedi- Sut TOT the proper transaction Of the business of the State
The courier-index., 1921-06-10
ACT NO. 82.

Appr0ved Jnnuary zS, IDzI.
 An Act to provide for the naaintenace and support of the First District Agri- cultural School to July 1st, 1921.
 Appropriates for salaries for said in- ss2 G00 0O. for student labor, repairs. Sdeini Additions, supplies and Incidental ex- nenses the sum of s1S,985.e7. Provides fhat should the appropriation contained necessary for the purpose mentioned the balance may be expended for any other purpose mentioned in the Act ori1es fine Board of Trustees to have alI necessary printing and binding done.
The courier-index., 1921-06-10
AOT NO, 61.

ApproVe1 FcOrueFy D. Iez1s
 An Act fixing the time for the gem eral election of State County and Township officers in the State of Ar kanSas>
 Provides that on the first Tuesday after the first Monday ln October, 1929, and every two years thereafter there shah be held an election for all State, County and Township officers whose and for State Senators in their Dis. tricts when their term of office shall expire. and Judges of the Supreme Court. Cbancery and Circuit Courts or any other officers whose term of of- flee shall expire before the succeeding general election,
The courier-index., 1921-06-10
ACT NO. AT.
AOE NOs FFt A A-v.,.oxyad ECahrucr.x ~TAHY

RDUr0VtU NVUKhFIIy It tU@<Is
 An Act to appropriate funds for the maintenance of the State Banking De- partment and the Blue Sky Department for the period ending June 30, 1921.
 Appropriates out of the Banking Fund for the salaries of Commissioner, Assistant Commissioners Examiners Chief Clerk, Clerks and Stenographe ers Special Examiners, Travelling Expenses and Current Incidental Expenses the sum of S22,1S0.00. and appropriates for the maintenance of the Blue Sky De- partment for the. sSlaTies of assistant the sum of S2,5O0.o0. Provides that items for the maintenance of the Blue Sky Department shall be paid out Of the Investment Companys Funds. Said aupropriations covering the period end ing June 30, 1921, re- --~
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ACT RIO. 4a,
Annroved Februnry |, 1891

An Act to make appropriations for the office of Secretary of State and Capitol Building for the period ending June 90, 1921.
 Appropriates for the salaries of the Secretary of State. Deputy Secretary of State. Chief Clerk. Corporation Clerk, Library Clerk. Stenographers and Clerks and Current Expenses for said office and additional clerical sh clip during the session of the General As sembiy. the sum of S4,17b.0O. And ap- nronriates for the maintenance of the StSte Capitol Building $2,21237 and for storm doors to the entrance of the State Capitol s1,600.00, Said appro- Driations being for the period ending Hun 30 1921,-
The courier-index., 1921-06-10
.ACT NO. HIS. Approved February I5, 1921.


 An Act to make appropriations to cover miscellaneous deficiency claims which come under no department of State Government
 Appropriates a24s.05 to Mrs. II. IT. Raiiey. as special services for Charl- Appropriates $8,350.00, denclency in States part of assessors fees for 1920. Appropriates $160.00 to W. D. Flaw kIns for reward offered for arrest of Stewart Thomas. oAppro1rfates ssoo.o0 to E. W. Brock man for services as prosecutor.
 Appropriates $2,s47.06 to B. D. Mo Perrin for services as Lieutenant " Appropriates szo.00 to R. E. Wiley. Harvices as special judge.
 Appropriates s1,079,06 for return Of fu1ftiyes from justice.
 1ppropriates eI7 ,s12.5A to pay inter set oh Trough notes.
 ASproOriatss tS,sS1Gs for aueerwis- lss ef C&ktte oepDfa@,
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AT No. fM.
ApnrnveA rehrunrY I7

Approved FeDruary I7s Ib1x.
 An Act to amend Sections and oE Act No. I9t of the Acts of 1915. e& amended by Act No. 2TS of the Acts of f9f9
 Provides that industries such as casx ming factories and candy factories shslE apply to the Industrial Welfare Cons mission for authority to employ womaN employees for more than nine hours q day. and the Commission may, after q hearing, grant such request. Provides that women employees shall be paid one and one-half time for overtime. Provides that tho Industrial Commis- sion shall consist of one woman ana one man representative of the om- ployers and one woman and ono mau representative of the employees. Opa woman and one man member of the Commission to be appointed by the Governor, and ono woman and on& man to be appointed by the Commis- sioner of Labor and StatistlcB
 Provides that all females employees who are paid upon tho pieoe-work basis or in any other manner than bT the day. shall be paid not less than the rate per day paid for similar em- ployment. Provides that the Indus trial Welfare Comm sslon may upon in- vestigation. if they deem that the sys- tenn of piece work iB working an in- justice to the general health of the employees, after hearing issue an order compelling said firms to abolish said piece york system and establish A daily rate of wages for all employees Said rate to be not less than that SD eof- fled in Section of the original Act.
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ACT NO. I1s.
Annrnuea Fehrnnrv f.. IR2I.

NUprOVeV FNbruhTy FA1 EH&TF
 An Act to provide for printing ana supplies for the General Assembly.
 Provides that the Chief Clerk Of the House of Representatives shall procure necessary supplies for the use of the members and distribute the same among the members thereof. and that cure all printing, stationery and other necessary supplies for the use of the Senate and shall distribute the same. That said Chief Clerk of the House and Secretary of the Senate shall let all contracts for the articles enumer- ated in this Act They should give notice by one publication that such contracts for printing and supplies arc to be let and such contracts shall De let to the lowest responsible bidder,