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The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-08-19
FIND G|LA MONSTER
 IN BUNCH BANANAS

F. c. Marshall. Tombstone mer" chant. could hardly believe his eyes, and this not been in the days of pro hibition, he probably would have cred tied himself with ''seein' things for this morning when in the act of cut ting bananas from a large bunch Tn his window, large Gila monster, dropped to the floor. Over half Of the bananas had been removed from the stalk which has been hanging in the window for several days. The mer- chant says the reptile must have bee at the top of the bunch in order to have escaped his notice during the several days bananas were being cs moved. The monster measured 1ui:E eighteen inches in length and was al most like the Arizona variety. al though colored as nearly like banana as possible. Whether it travelled all inc way from Central America to us destination in Tombstons or whether i+ secreted itself in the bananas a1ter ii reached Arizona is Eroblematlcal' The animal is now in captivity Tn Nr Marshalls window
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-08-19
SHERIFF NAbS ORGAN|z |zED BAND IF YOUTHFUL ROBBERS

Sheriff Bradberry and deputies have been busy several days of this week rounding up band of youthful burg lars ranging between the ages of four teen and seventeen years who have been operating. in Clifton the past several weeks. On Monday the Sheriff received call from Gerardo Gorilla, local merchant, that his store room had been burglarized and that several sacks of grain and bales of hay had been removed. The Sheriff was soon on the trail of several sus- poets and in few hours arrested two young Mexicans,> who, after a severe grilling, admitted that they had burglarized Zorrilla's place, and later lncriminated six or seven more young MeXicans who were arrested later. After being closely questioned several of the youths confessed to a number Of burglars committed recently among which was the robbing of the Peoples Store, the warehouse of
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-08-19
SENATOR CAMERON CONDE MINED BY
 AMERICAN LEGION

Prescott, Aug 10-John G. Emery acting national commander of the American legion was indorsed for electional commander at the coming national convention in Kansas City by the state convention of the organi- Zation here today
 Adoption of the resolution indorsing Emery practically eliminates several Arizona candidates from the race for national commander, according to del egates to the convention.
 Another resolution adopted today condemned United States Senator Ralph Cameron of Arizona, for his failure to keep an alleged pledge to support the adjusted compensation measure in Congress-
 Twenty-Five resolutions were adopted by the convention but only two of them referred to business affairs or the legion. These two appropriated $500 for the expenses of the state commander during the coming year and the travelling expenses of the del egates to the national convention.
 Publicity given by some newspapers of the state to the military records of persons accused Or convicted of crime was depreciated and the state ad- jutant was instructed to request the editors to adopt a policy of restraint" in connection with such matters.
 Annual reports of several posts were read today. It was reported that the legion has gained members in many communities, but in others the posts have been crippled by reason of cessation of mining activities. In general, however it was reported the legion has held it's own.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-08-19
COCH|SE COUNTY IS FIRST AS TAXPAYER

Phoenix, Aug. 10-In their rank as taxpayers the largest counties appear in the following order since the state board of ebualization has finished it's work: Cochise Gila Maricopa and Yavapai As the returns were sub- mitted to the board Maricopa occu- pied the forth place and evinced nc disposition to take precedence over Yavapai.
 Two circumstances caused the shift. Ore was the increase of the assess ment of irrigated lands and town lots in this county as returned, and the other was the lowing of the assess ment to s a head of cattle of which Yavapai county as larger number than any other county in the state.
 The larger items of the budget on W hich the tax levy was calculated are as follows: The public school fund, S1, ,25A.375; the university appropria' tion and maintenance fund, S9O3,0Uu' the monibus road bill. $S03 900; the state road fund, $415, 900; the Tempe normal school and maintenance, $l9S,- 900: the state prison, S15o,OOO; nor thern normal maintenance, S20l llo :; the state fair fund, $107,669; the has pital for the insane, $145, 900; the pio- neers home, S44,000; the industrial school, $44,O00; land settlement com mission $50,000; interest fund, S259, 600; for control of Cave creek floods, $50 1000; for vocational pursuits in the high and normal schools $S1 94S
 There was another fund in which taxpayers might find some humor if money was a little more plentiful that is the appropriation of $40,00G which the taxpayers must raise to pay the interest to the state on the money loaned by the state to settlers under the Lyman dam. The unbusi ness like citizen may ask why this matter was not allowed to rest or the books instead of the state going through the motion of transferring money from one pocket to anothe. And it makes some difference to the ! taxpayers, too, inasmuch as it in l creases the tax levy by just so much
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-08-19
Ina Zimmerman
 Asks For. Divorce

Ina Zimmerman has this week filed a petition for decree of divorce from her husband w. c. Zimmerman and in her complaint alleges that she and defendant intermarried at Duncan, Arizona, on the 24th day of December 1916 end ever since have been and now are husband and wife. That for the past several years the defendant has treated this plaintiff cruelty, in threatening to do her bodily injury and cursing and abusing her, causing the plaintiff great anguish of mind humiliation and mental suffering. The plaintiff also asks for the custody of the minor child. Alfred aged abont two years and for the distribution Of the community property which con sists of personal property in the sum of Three Thousand Dollars.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-08-19
SUPERV|SERS FIX COUNTY TAX RATE FOR YEAR 1921

The Board of Supervisors met at the Court House on last Monday afternoon for the purpose of fixing the tax rate for the year 1921, and the following is schedule of the rate fixed for the various districts of the County:
 Clifton, (including Town of Clifton) $3.66; Morenci, SEA; Metcalf, $2.16; Duncan, $2.74; Franklin, $2.7O Guthrie, York and Sheldon, S2.6t; Blue, $l.76; Eagle, S176
 The state and county rate this year is $1.76. as against $1,44 for the year 1920. The State rate this year being increased from 471s cents in 1920, to l73 centsa this year, an increase of 251 cents; while the County rate in-
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-08-19

creased; .O61a cents, from 961a in 1928 to S1.03 this year.
 The increase in the County rate is directly due to the loss in valuation of s6,514,O73.1S, and it can be readily seen that, had the valuation held up to the total valuation of the County in 1920, the County rate would have been approximately 15 cents less than in 1920, or about S11a cents. This reduction would have been still greater but for the fact that a direct levy of $66,000.00 for the completion of the Clifton-Springerville Highway project was made.
 Greenlee is one of the few Counties in the State that reduced it's budget materially, being approximately $100,- 00000 less than for the year 1920.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-08-19
TAX RATE IN MARIcOPA
 COUNTY INCREASED 79c

Phoenix, AriZ., Aug 16th-The to- tai state and county tax levy in Mari copa county this year will be $1S2 as compared to S1.03 a year ago, ac- cording to the levy made last night bv the county board of supervisors.
 The total county levy this year is $1 .09 as compared to 55 cents a year ago. The state levy is 73 cents as com pared to 471a year ago. The asses sed valuation of property for this year is $129,S14,743. Last year it was 134,246.541
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-08-19
STOP, LOOK AND LISTEN

One day this week, an Era man was witness to what came pretty nearly being a serious accident at the inter- section of the viaduct and Hill street. On Hill street there are two signs within 50 yards of each other that read: Stop, This Street for West Traffic Only" yet these rules are con- stantly being violated by careless drivers, who will some day find them selves in the hospital and their cars in the repair shop.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-08-19
.COCHISE COUNTY TAX RATE
 IS SET AT 55 CENTS ON $1oO

The tax rate for Cochise county for county purposes for the year 1921 was fixed today by the board of supervi- sors at 55 cents on the S100 valuation, which is an increase of 61a cents over last year, the tax rate for 1s20 being 1912 cents.
 Added to the state rate which this year is g cents, the tax rate for Co., chise county this year will be SIPS on the $100 valuation.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-08-19
GAS TAX NETS s1s,ooo

Phoenix, Ariz.. Aug. l6-Ernest h; Hall secretary of state, today said tbat while all reports had not yet been received, the income to the state from the one cent a gallon tax on gasoline during July probably would amount to $13,O00.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-08-19
THREE CH|NAME EN ID FACE FEDERAL
 GRAND JURY

Hing Lee, local Chainaman was this week hailed before Judge Fox, acting in the capacity of U. s. Com missioner, on the charge of having in his possession intoxicating liquor, which he received through express. The Chinaman was apprehended by Sheriff Bradberry as he was attempt ing to carry the contraband from the Express Office, the same being packed i'll box with vegetables and gro- ceries. At the hearing Hing stated that he did not know that the box con tained the two quarts of Chinese whiskey and that he did not use he same for beverage purposes but that 1t was medicine. He was bounI over to the Federal Grand Jury and admitted to bail in the sum of $350. % which was given.
 Yee Pay and Wong Sing were also brought before the Judge for hearing, Pay and Sing having recently been apprehended by the local Sherif's force on the charge of Transporting Opium through the United States mail. They were both bound over to the Federal Grand Jury and their bonds fixed in the sum of $1000.00 each. Yee Pay made his bond but Wong Sing re- fused to give bail and is being held in the County Jail. Attorney Dave w. Ling is the attorney for the de- fendants.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-08-19

Peter Terrence. Engineer on the A & N. M By, who has been VlsitlS his old home at Chapel Hall. Scotlani for the past three months, returned to Clifton. on last Saturday. MT. Tor renee had not seen his old home TOT 2 period of thirty years.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-08-19

Judge and Mrs. Frank B. Lame WHO have been spending the past six weeks at Los Angeles, San frahe'Sco and other coast resorts, Will return on Monday the 22nd inst.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-08-19
One License Issued
 To Honor and Obey

A marriage license was this week issued by the Clerk of the Superlof Court to Reginald Beebe, to wed Mary Bullars, both parties being from SaI- ford
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-08-19

Mrs. Dave w. Ling and children, who have been spending the past SIX weeks at Prescott visiting friends, re- turned to Clifton on last Saturday evening.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-08-19

Tim Chapman, old time resident and rancher of Sheldon, was a busi- ness visitor at the Court House on Wednesday of this week.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-08-19

N. O. Wright, prominent rdhcpel residing near York, spent several days of this week ill Clifton on pusiheSs'
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-08-19

County Treasurer w. J. Collins. and family, are spending a few weeks camping in the valley.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-08-19

B. F. Billingsley. Justice of the Peace at Duncan. was a business, visitor at the Court House on last Monday.
Evening journal., 1921-07-13
TO INSTALL CHIEF
OF CLAYTON LODGE

Clayton Lodge. No. 4. Knights OF
Pythias. win install officers OF the
current term at is session tomorrow
evening. in Pythian Castle. Grand
Chancellor William r.. Wilson will
have charge Of the installation cere-
monies and a large attendance OF
members of Clayton Lodge and other
branches OF the order Is looked for.
The following officers have been
elected for the term and will be ad-
vanced 10 their stations al the same
time: Chancellor commander. @. A.
Sterile; vice-chancellor, A Baum;
prelate. W. T. Hairslne; master OF
work, c. A Crossgrove. Jr.; master
at arms, u. West; inside guard. S.
Mckay; outside guard, l. Scarbor-
ough.
Clayton lodge degree staff is get
ting under way for the fall and win
ter work and held a get-together
feast after the regular lodge meet
ing last Thursday evening. which
was attended by many OF tho older
members. Clayton hopes TO special
lie this year in all three ranks of the
degree work.
Evening journal., 1921-07-13
GEORGETOWN GIRL
Is ACTORS BRIDE
Special to The Evening journal

Special TO The Evening Journal
GEoR0ETowN. Del. July 1s.--
Announcement OF the marriage OF
Miss Blanches Register. daughter OF
Samuel J. Register. this city. and
Howard L. Ely, OF Philadelphia. has
been made. The wedding took place
in Philadelphia on last Thursday
afternoon. The groom Is an actor
and formerly played with the Column
bia Stock Company. which for many
years played the Peninsula towns.
At present he is playing Orpheum
and Keith time with the act. For
PHYS Sake" featured by Raymond
Hitchcock.
The wedding IA the cuimination
Of 4 romance which started more
than a year ago while Mr.. Ely was
playing here with the Columbia
Stock Company.
The groom is an accomplished
baritone singer and was one Of the
famous quartette sent overseas dur
ing the war 10 furnish entertain
ment for the boys IN France.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ely are on a we'd
ding trip 10 Baltimore and points OF
interest IN Virginia
Evening journal., 1921-07-13
JITNEY WAR Is
ON In PENN'S GROVE

PENNs GROVE. N. J.. July IL.
Near street nghts between jitney
drivers and crews OF the PENIS
Grove and Salem troIieys loom al
the transportation row grows Since
the trolley fare has advanced TO
eight cents many persons are using
the jitneys To combat the activi-
ties OF the jitneymen the traction
company has signs on the cars urg-
ing the public 20 Use the Cars"
Conductors stand outside and an
nounce the destination Of the car.
The Jitneymen have a man on the
river pier who tries TO induce the
prospective passenger TO use the
jitney and go anywhere In town.
Evening journal., 1921-07-13
JAZZ GETS INTO
LEGS OF DOG

Four hundred or more persons
who attended the community sing
AZ the Pine street Playground.
Fourth and Pine streets, last night,
were amused by two dogs. The ami
mails becoming charmed by waltz
music by the Philharmonic Band.
started to dance. The laughter OF
the youngsters who witnessed the
dog act. frightened the CANNES, who
beat a hasty retreat
The sing was one OF the most
successful ones ever held Al the
Pine street grounds. Community
singing, led by Leon Roasman. in
ciuded Nanny" Bright Dyes"
Make Believe" '-Oid Folks AZ
Evening journal., 1921-07-13
PAY CUT ORDERED
FOR EXPRESSMEIN

CHICAGO. July 1S.1rhe Railroad
Labor Board has ordered wages OF
employees OF the American Railway
Express Company reduced six cents
an hour. beginning August /.
No reduction OF express rates In
contemplated at this time as a re-
suit of the wage cut. express com
pany officials said. II is estimated
that approximately $s.00O.OoO will
be sliced on the annual labor bin OF
the company by the reduction. The
company employs between 10000
and $4,000 workers.
In its petition to the board several
weeks ago the company asked res
toration OF the rates OF pay in effect
prior to the boards $50. 900. 900 wage
award 10 express employees on Aug
ust 10. 1890. A uniform increase In
rates OF sixteen cents an hour was
granted by that decision. The ruling
takes away less than half OF the
1920 award.
The company contended that It's
labor bill must be reduced on ac-
count OF the lack OF business and also
because OF alleged lower cost OF liv-
ing and general wage decreases In
other industries.
The American Railway Express
Co. is consolidation OF seven large
companies which were brought TO-
gether under the Federal Railroad
Administration during the war.
Evening journal., 1921-07-13
EXCITEMENT AT ELMHURsT

Special to The Evening Journal
RICHARDSON PARK. Del. July
13.-With five ball games scheduled
for this week at the Elmhurst field.
together with field sports on Satur-
day afternoon. and a watermelon
party on Saturday night. residents
OF this section are being royalty en-
tertained. Those who crave more
strenuous excitement have been
pleased with the drilling OF the FIRE
Evening journal., 1921-07-13

The Want Ads win sell real estate
10 good advantage during the COM
ing month.
Evening journal., 1921-07-13

Home" -OId Black Joe" There's
Ia Long, Long Trail" and ~Let the
Rest OF the World go By" Hho
program closed with the playing OF
the national anthem.
Evening journal., 1921-07-13

squad in the evening. Fire alarms
have been the order a the day IN all
FIVE suburbs
Evening journal., 1921-07-13

Seek the boarding places for v1ca-
tions now through the Want Ads.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-30

. I.
Cid vs.. C.s Perez Alyarez, poi desahr-
cio, Ia Corte sy,lald para Ia prfmera
,e,upareeea.ia de este case para Ell
ia dos dc septiembre.
Luis oqaerdo Qrilos VS.. Aplparo
Bonilla, por di,-orcio, la Corte decla-
70 con higar la delnanda, por Ii
causa de abandono. roto Y disuelto Il
rfnculo matrimonial que unfa a
las par.es, queiando los hiios bajo Ia
patria potestad del deinandmte i'm
poni6ndolc las costas Ia demandada.
En- el case de Wenceslao Borda vs..
,Ayico Weod Borda, por disorcio Ii
.Cprte dlct5 las siguieptes 0rdenes Ell
Eestc case: 10. One, por conducto del
sello dc Ia Corte LiriSida al Hon.
Alexander NJ. Hakara, consul ameri-
cano en- Paris, para que tome .decla-
raciones a 10 ceiiora Ines Spragne Y
"A Ia ,seiiora Ines StinEen. 20 Para
que sc e;.piia comisi6n . al Notario
Frederick II. Bunnc.t, &c Newark, N.
J., ,&ra cue tome las dtclaraciones de
Ia sclora Natalia Cuppia, residente en-
In ealle nGmero Ill Park ST s In
sc1ora Josefina G. Cuppil. TN In mis-
ma direction, y a j. Day: y tercero,
QUE Sc expida co1nisi5n al Notario
theodore N. Jabt, de Me-" York. para
que tome las declarlriones de las per-
SOFAS meneicnadas en este casog
En- el case dc Maria Luisa Lopez
de- Victoria VS.. Jose Crnz pfaz, sobre
dlTorcio, Ia Corte coneedi6 Ia de-
mandsnte q benelcio he pobreza pa
ri litislr en este case
.f?:n. el ea2o .ae Angel olitero sRiiz,
.obre do.nj1lio, l., Core admiti5 Ia in
formaei0l ofIecida en- este case y dis
puso So tramitala te aeuel'ip con Ia
ley hiIotecaria.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-30

solitarias, vacias Gas cara taristicas
Tomas asceticas Y .pastoriles del pai-
safe, ,espanol}, -cierran mas ella el cua-
dro; rnientras, pol Ia otra .partc...
Pero una codicia insaciablc, impa-
ciente, de contemplation, me empuja
entrar en- el recinto de la Alcazaba.
Es el instante en- que ell cielo nuba-
rroso Sc quiebra por Glen sities; de
este modo, el frmamento seNconvierte
en- una paleta del Greco: azules inten-
SOS, morados, amarillos, rojos, ceni-
"a, verde. Y la vega, abriendose an
cha ALA abajo, inlita la variedad de
tonos del cello. Pero. ell entusias-
mo da prisa los pies. Nos .abalan>
zamos por la esealera de la torre. de
la Vela, Y al fin hemos ganado la mas
alta Gotta de la colina. La Alhambra,
la ciudad, la vega, los azulados y re-
motos nontes; todo queda dominado
por nuestro torreon caballero. Y uno
entonces sc siente como flotando en- el
espacio y en- ell tempo, desasido de la
realidad terrena temporal, nj mas
mi menos que como Sc esta en- un ex-
tasis.
iY que distante, que extralo. las
cosas corrientes y contemporaries Sc
siente uno entonces! NADIA mas que
volviendose de espaldas la ciudad,
todo rastro de europeismo. toda no.
cion cristiana desaparece casi absolu-
tamente. Estoy miranda el gigantes-
co torreon de Comares, con sus al
menas y sus graciosos ajimeces " al
fondo, la gracia del Generalife), me
maravillo de que todayia sea possible
en- Europa un efecto de orientalislmo
tan acendrado, tan bello, tan noble. !.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-30

! &
81 Honorable Juez Carpillo que.
preside ii >eceiSn 2i-ilera De primer
disttito dr In Carte tle plstrito dc
San 5ual:. h. Ieiuelto lbs S':;uien;e
asan.os;;
El Pueblo de Puegto Rico ~ Eni-
Hare Cintrdn, Il quien 81 acrs:,ha de
un de!ito de huI5o melor. fst alb
-ucI.o
/ Fl i'ueblo De Puerto i>ico VS. Jose
Na&aaez, a quien Sc acusabl de esca-
lamlenfo en- segunio grado. fut CON
,leiado sufrir tres mc;cs dc c;irceI,
,ionah,.osele la plisiGn presentita
stlfrida,
En- los cases lie Nicolas Santini VS..
Jose Santiago Ji.aenez; Il. Fabian y
>'o, VS.. Alfredo &c "a C.Yz. : otro
Kclber Y Co., vs.. Ram5n I.izardo
Ef}z, por cobro dc dl1ero. la Cortt
cict5 una orden cn cada uigo d. rSios
cas7s lecretaEdo ell ascSursmicnto &c
ia efeetiyidad &c Ia Scl,encia
,Iasd Garrido Tlhoa,la vs. Manuel
FalG, por Re snlr.ci6n lie Con rato la
Cone declare sin luSar las cxcercio-
ms preyias J eancedii nj dcmandAdo
.;;'tG tilas para cGnteSiif. T&.nbi9n con
ce li6 d,ez dias para contestlr en al
case &c Pedro D1az vs. j. Ocl.oa y
Heimaao. en- IN caso Dor DANES y
peyjjui; los.
I;lfaei Dtaz IIorta. sobre dominic,
VISTA IA moci6n. inicial. Ia Co.'te al
,miii5 Ia information ofracida ortlr-
- Sc prac;icasc de acuerlo con Ia
'igcn.e Icy hirotecaria.
Ia los caso> lie Teresa Cruz So
TO -. I.isi.io Niliafarc, Jesusa Sal
Ea;io vs.. Secuntino Dfaz, Dor diyorclo.
e,Tos dos casos frleron suspendidos
hasta nuevo seilalaniento.
III case de Julia pastrana, Vda. de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-30
Porla Corte de Distrito. ~Secci6n primeraI

Phillips Y Hermanos. Inc. VS.. u
Il. Fletcher. por cobro dc ,lincno, vi-
ia la 1aoci6n de desastiInicnto. pre-
sentada por 81 aboSado de Ia parte
,iemandante. con Ii conforsnidad de,
Ii tleinandada, Ia Corte da por desis-.
tida dicha demandante, sin espe-.
cial condeRaci1n de costas. Y orde-
M In deyoluci0n dc la fializa pres
.tada que Sc regissre por q secreta-
rie, una sentencia cn tai sentido.
Eli el caso de Gustayo Bermtiaez
VS.. Cpsmc Lopez Ncgr6n, ct al. por
tercerfa dc b;eres inmuebles, vista Ia
solicitud dc injunction. y la escritn-
Ia y tianza radicada en- esta aceiolI
la Corte ordena Il Coslne Lopez y
Juan. ,Dalmau Y SD esposa. Sc absten-
gan dc lleyar a efecto en- el dia lie
hoy la. subasta dc Ia tinca dcscrita y
tamcritada en- esta acci6n, en- Ia paf;c
de 400 metros que alega el. tercctts-
- ser J.e -su propiedta,, .diSponie!do
sue Nesta sorden provisional sea d'eE-
nitiva, a .lnenos que comparczcan lns
Iaquf demandados, dentro de los 'liez
,lias. centados ,lcsde la notification &c
Ia presente ordcn, a exponer las raao-:
mes que turie-en para dcjar sin efec-
to n nislna..
In cl case de Jose Cruz VS.. Ramon
II. Rodriguez. por expedition de co
pias notariales considera'las dehida-
niente las alegaciones escrisuras
Ipre&entadas en- csta demanda, In Cor
te crdcn5 al Notario Ramon II. Ro-
,lrigu,z, dc Rio Piedras. Que en- el ter-
miro dc cinco dias ex'ida ma eopia
testimonilia de Il, escriiura &c IL de
,ilovic,nbre dc 1913. sobre las opera
ciolies dc inrcntario. aFaltlo. etc. Ede
los biencs he HastEa Viera Rodri-
guez, otorgada ;ui.e dicho notario