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New Britain herald., 1926-02-09
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Henry McGuilr. Im old resident of this city. was laid at rest in Fairview cemetery this afternoon. Mr. McGuire had lived in this city alono for about a year. Although he is survived by two brothers, Thomas and John Mcclure, their Gddrrss,S could not bo found.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-09
YEARS AHEAD

London.--The human race has millions of years before t on this earth. according 10 Sir Oliver Lodge in a recent lecture on evolution. He indicated his opinion that mortala are constantly Tn communion with an unseen world.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-09
WOMAN "GUNMaN" HELD

New Haven. Feb. LIo-Josc phint rorcier De Maio, who fired two shots at Fred Pcnque as he was leaving d Congress avenue theater q week ago. today was bound over to the superior court under bonds Of $l.5QL,
New Britain herald., 1926-02-09

Wall street hears that a morgrr of companies manufacturing start ing and lighting systems for auto mobiles. involving about Sl5.0oo,. GOO, is under negotiation. Electric Auro-Luc Co. IS understood 10 he seeking acquisition for cash Of the starting and lighting systems manufactured hy the American Bosch Magnetic corporation anc the properties Of the Dc Jon Go. American Bosch will retain its other manufacturing lines.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-09
BOLLERER'S
rIlSN SHOP

Flowers delivered in CyeTv nnrt Of tht world within two hours through our telc- graph service.
 s5 ". Main St.. Prof Bldg, Tel. Ss6
 The Telegraph Elonst of NeE Britain
New Britain herald., 1926-02-09

New York-FXchangcs 1,0S5, ,ooo,- oo0; balances .2l.0Q0,o00.
 Boston -- Exchanges, 66,000,0o0; balances, 22.QN0,oQo,
New Britain herald., 1926-02-09
Calhoun Out of It

Coroner J. Gilbert Calhoun indi- cated this afternon that he will not take any part in th" probe at the factory and that the finding of Med ical Examiner Waterman Lyon or no criminal negligence will be all lowed 10 stand.
 Coroner Calhoun was reached at his office in Hartford and asked II he was working on the North X Judd case. His reply was; No. ana l don't believe that I will"
 Ask If Medical Examiner Lyon was representing him in the inquiry, Coroner Calhoun answered: "Dr' Lyon has already filed his report"
 The report referred 10, he said was the one made on tho day follow ing tho accident, in which Dr. Lyon said there was no evid,QCe of crim- inal negligence.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-09

Christianity was not introduced into Bohemia until the ninth cen tury,
New Britain herald., 1926-02-09
T-OF. STATE INSURA NCE COMPANY STOCKS

No for-BNNKS TRUST COMPANIES (nN cx J. ox. Sl, tc 3S to 3HS Apr 1928 Notes or;-I ISDENNTY MPANIES % ex cxJ 7S. Notes fors-MANUFAcTURING COMPANIES
  Ce) in ar. Nossf COMPANY STOCKS te5 GU ts, GU Div changed b Pd.
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New Britain herald., 1926-02-09

tho treasury of the local Red Cross which Is needed for another purpose and s400 of the $500 offered by Racklife Brothers Co.,, which the committee has decided not 10 call upon unless necessary. This leaves available for no other purpose, s. 274.50 on hand towards the s3,o0o which the committee in meeting yesterday decided 10 strive for.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-09
TREiSURY STATEMENT

Treasury balance .,... $$32. .65S,S7S
The Winslow mail., 1926-08-20
o. GRAY,
Chairman.

as to legal form:
P. A. SAWYER,
City Attorney.
The Winslow mail., 1926-08-20
CHAPTER XVII
Contracts

Section All contracts shall be drawn under the supervision
writing executed the City
Winsow by the Mayor be otherwise provided
that
the ordinance authorizing ordering the work. permission
made at any time which with prior payments there have been
shall sevenve 5) of the value
before the completion
said the thereof by the officer
OF
Section In the erection Improvement and repair of all public
buildings all
supplies and materials for the other the
expenditure
sealed proposals.
The advertisements for bids shall distinctly
character the
materials required Such notice shall be published at least the
official posted bulletin board
Hall for not less than five 90 days The Mayor with the
the Council
all bids
The Winslow mail., 1926-08-20
Flagstaff Woman's
Club Declares
Against Politics

PRESCOTT = Opposing bitterly
the interjection of politics into
their club affairs, the members of
the Flagstaff Business and Profess
sional Women's club has gone on
record to that effect and threatens.
unless the state president of the
business women's clubs in Arizona
goes on record approving the same
attitude, to withdraw not only from
the state federation of business
women's organizations, but from
the national one as well
This action came as the result Of
the recent Endorsement of two bust
ness women who are candidates for
nomination on the state ticket at
the coming primary election, by
the members of the Phoenix Bust
ness and Professional Women's
Club.
One of the candidates is Jean
Thompson of Phoenix, a member of
the Phoenix club, who is seeking
nomination as state superintendent
of public instruction and the 9th
SI Is d 1dS SIoll WOuldu, Auud II ron -
miller, running for state auditor, it
| is stated.
The action of the Flagstaff club,
while not yet officially indorsed by
the local Business and Professional
Women's club, strongly is support
ed by a number of individual mem
bers, who are of the opinion that
politics has no place in the club
! business.
while strongly am in favor Of
both the women indorsed by the
Phoenix club" a prominent mem
Der of the local organization said,
"still I am Of the opinion that pol
itics and club business should be
divorced and that the future of the
organization, with no distractions
to the even tenor of it's way, lies
in disregarding the political issues
of the individual members and the
politics of the state as whole"
The Winslow mail., 1926-08-20
Tucson Is Assured
Methodist Hospital

TUCSON - The Southern Meth
odist hospital and sanatorium of
Tucson is an assured fact.
Official declaration to that effect
was made following the announce
ment by the Tucson Chamber Of
Commerce that it had underwritten
the $25,000 that is to be contribut-
ed by the citizens of the Old Pue-
bio.
The declaration came from the
Rev. ]. L. Lyons, former pastor of
the Menlo Park Methodist Episco-
pal church, South ,and now speciaf
commissioner for the Methodist
Episcopal church, South, with ref
erence to the Tucson hospital.
Il. j. Cox of Phoenix, president
of the hospital commission, arrived
in Tucson and signed the papers
necessary to the taking over the
Tucson General hospital and sana-
torium by the Methodist Episcopal
church, South. Rev. Frank Bar
rett, D. D., presiding elder Of the
West Oklahoma conference, is sec
retary of the commission.
The action of the chamber Of
commerce was taken at a meeting
of the board of directors, held in
the Old Pueblo club. Individual
pledges to the hospital fund have
passed the $4,000 mark. The nav
ment of $4,000 by citizens of Tue
son is to be made in five annuol
installments of $4,000 each. WITH
most of the money already pledge1,
the directors decided to underw~i-s
the balance. so that the big prof.
ect would suffer no delay.
The Winslow mail., 1926-08-20

right to
revocabe
of temporarily making OF the
alleys public the the better
the object the said franchise aid for
better service the people the city, such
rendered within
franchise such license
discretion
shall subject restrictions limitations
regulations Council The censee
permittee of such license permit upon receiving notice from the
obstruction
public building described such notice. and failure
to
such license
behalf cense
alley
building which
therefor revoked shall be considered and treated
herefrom shall be guilty misdemeanor
The Winslow mail., 1926-08-20

Aug6-13-2t
The Winslow mail., 1926-08-20
E4ioh Grade Grains
Being Harvested at
Snowflake, Tavlo~

= SNOWFLAKE - Threshing tire
is now in full swing in the Snow
flake and Taylor territory end cev-
eral farmers have already had their
seasons crop of wheat end os's
threshed
It is reported that the wheat a~f
oat crop this year is of extra good
quality.
Frank McL9ws is running his
thresher and so far it is tho on'v
one that has made it's Appearance
at Snowflake.
Yuma Building construction
active.
The Winslow mail., 1926-08-20

chase all he
and bid is of the Council
purchase such supplies required
Section annually
ersng for the ensuing fiscal For this purpose shall submit
each published the City, bulletin board
front
in the bid The Council shall let the contracts for such
official publishing
of general circulation the City provided that in its discretion
manner herein provided.
The newspaper to which the award for such advertising made
Section shall
lawful days work for all aborers mechanics other
where than eight
each calendar day for the protection of property or human fe
employed working eight 0 hours
da day shall be paid eight (8) hours
days work. provided further that the minimum daily
paid by the City for by it's employees shall be the
two 0 dollars provided further that all contracts made by
performance
CITY, shall be deemed and considered made the basis eight
10 hours constituting days work. and provided rher that
citizen of the United States shall be
upon or in connection with city works employment
Section The CITY, thereof and
tractor employed contract city
shall designate regular days than sixteen )
days fixed the the employees
Of However this provision shall officers of the
whose fixed monthly salaries
Section Anv officer of the y or of any department thereof
shall
materials than
the called
under which the work is be who shall
knowingly accept supplies quality
called for by contract who shall knowingly certify
the receipt of
plies than has been actually received shall be deemed guilty of mis-
demeanor and shall be removed from office.
Section shall that the
contract presenting bid
uded with other party parties for the preventing
other bid
and void and the Council shall advertise said
work provide for such public work be done by the
the direction of the Mayor
The Winslow mail., 1926-08-20
CHARTER OF THE CITY OF WINsLOW
Continued from Page g.


Of P the S % the 1s s5a from the
ee from the annual tax levy from
other sources sum qua 10 0 % @ M be value Of said
property placed in such fund until the amount @
treasury for other period of
The Council transfer the Cash Basis
d @ fo T the purpose of placing such
shall be dm he dpy t cas the 9ass cGe n to p
be returned before the end of the fiscal year
tere Snds hs bnded
when due the Council shall % dge
the transfer from the general or any one @ % to- nav the
in to such @ s6na @ nd the
respective funds from which such transfer
indebtedness funds from levied therefor
Section not hear or consider any claim on
giving all the items verified to it's and Ind
months after the last except claims of
off nds and @ emp0 am sne not by
@ city 5 g than due
and order paid the portion allowed ] on % h
is not satisfied rejection claim demand or the amount
in three the Council but not w n1
person in any City without first dedqcng ucn
1 in favor of any % % h or
official returns reports in wTn Ing as aueq m T favor w
shall wuy neglect and refuse to perform any
The Council shall have power otherwise
oath m nc ag h eP @
for to know in % qre @ TO c amn nha M ad
under this section without charge
ded in this Charter only upon and
only upon duly allowed by the coun
warrants signed by the Mayor and city CLERK 'ne
shall or sn @ s allowed @ un
shall then be money fund m e in tine h
it's provisions shall be invalid
and unenforceable -
all other allowed for such during any
penses for that year valid demand against the
And it shall be employee Of the
materials supplies or @ employ % % any n %
labor services Heretofore @ orrg % m
expenses for that year
section g. Every receiving moneys be-
longing to- or shall settle for the same with
the city day Of each month more
pay the benefit Of the M funds to W @
on sunday legal the said payments shall be made on the
next preceding business day
Bank in which city funds fun Ra
to the City surety bond bonds which shall b
@ deposit e is Intended which bonds shall be
my ey the ead
ete e as IeGu Dns for 6 he M d a ang
p o c @ dsps sf in in na
shall be be @ I % or b with at ts
less than t two @ mo9 9n on the daily balance
Section duty the to invest or de-
post banks in this State ate a M coeeS n e SINKING funds
deposit of such funds be done and made by com
the Council be deemed best in the in
the City.
making interest
school district municipal bonds
purchased for higher price than its market
of In
that reputable
nationals bank trust in this State and
obtain the highest rate of interest not less however than four
shall take Intu
deposit negotiable interest
school district municipal bonds
Council; provided
than ) All
deposits shall collected by
credited the general fund Of the city
investments and
for safe keeping for the bene
fit of the Cry.s
CHAPTER XVII
l.
Winow by Mayor otherwise provided
be
register the
The Winslow mail., 1926-08-20


e uGn n nG M 6e @ ] or acn @ % @ u'b behalf eef 3 e M
place or euGng % the Gp9Taaon OF use % % e license OF
shall be guilty of misdemeanor
CHAPTER XIX
Miscellaneous Provisions
of nominating candidates and eecng
Charter this Charter shall
effect the time of the approval of the same by the governor
@ council Of st City ts. dnsfsI
Of the are sec1a G a na of
candidates for the several Offices to be voted
the s Dd o h e p to @ the
election herein provided and they shall also act
shall the results thereof and secure the record
all the officers elected at such
Section 8 Immediately upon qualification
officers herein provided the officers and employees of The Com
all the records seal and other para
low which said act shall be accomplished
ordng the book Of resolution to the effect @ at all e
Council the City of Wnslow here
delivered the officers of the City OF Wnslow
the City. giving such adoption.
Section Of "The Common Council of
wnslow office the time Of the approval Of this Char
duties until the election and qualification Of the Common Counc m
The terms of all other time this Charter
@ yoe % of fa6 the
all employees of the city at the time this % Gnarter snail take
The compensation officers and employees remaining in
after the election and qualification OF said Council ana
ed the Council.
resolutions regulations OF The
of Winsow" at the time ths
inconsistent the
hereby constituted force until the same snail De ouly
o repealed.
all meetings of the Coun
Gil shall all criminal cases arising
this Charter
winch the CITY
provided that the Counc snail
other attorneys to take
the attorney herem
nroe for the payment additional legal services ana al
services behalf of the city connection WIN It's
legal matters -, =
of
nv ordinance of the city mdemeanor and may
the OF the
Arizona by civil action at the oon OF e
Imprisonment Tor Voaon OF
ordinance shall SO prescribe
City of W1nsoW is
snail De cnarse III
of the City of Winsow
of by and through its COUNCIL may
enlarge and add within the present
the SAID Counc
procedure making such
extension and addition such is or may
passed and adopted by the su
Section g. The power to enact and make
resolutions orders 10
ont and give effect EXPRESS well as the implied powers
complete harmonious
maintained in the City thereby protect and aegud
morality health and Weae ol Tue CITY
andt inhabitants.
Section 10 All prosecutions penalties for the violation
Council OF the Guy
slow heretofore continued and concluded TO u
the city magistrate
like effect if this Charter had not oen
The Winslow mail., 1926-08-20

contract bid
other bid being the
@ work provide for such public work to be done by the city under
CHAPTER
Public Utilities
Section No franchise granted
tors residing Within s it's Corporate limits Tng thereon 9 m
% or special election; and the Council shall submit matter for
ton or call special election for such at time thirty
that estimated thereof
franchise with the city clerk.
Section franchises granted
lie property the shall apply and no franchise shall hereafter be
ally.
by
Of Arizona the the pub
lie utility hereby reserved to the people to be exercised
cr % hg hGm h % s aa onsn or herein
Any rights regulation further
utility
Section No franchise right privilege license shall be
sidered ordinance therein
construed favor of the city and against the claimant under such
dinance.
granting franchise shall prohibit
bsn under said franch 4nT wy Violation of the terms
Of said aJ anchse sI@l a W 0p"O . W '
Section the
The said license shall be exclusive in addition all
other the of the holder thereof
Section The grant Of franchise privilege shall be sub
regulations necessary secure
ample manner the safety welfare accommodation public
including among other things the right to pass
the service
grant and protect the public from danger inconvenience IN the
any work or business authorized by the grant OF the
shall be reasonably to adequate sufficient and pro
accommodations for the people and in
their convenience.
franchise shall be granted and
franchise shall be renewed before three O prior to its expra
No granted by
of the
dealing with the lessee his assigns on the part of the
saion by the lessee his assigns shall be deemed to operate as such
enlargement grant
shall the and sub
the max
ing franchises provided however, that the
this Chapter shall apply the granting by ordinance
revocabe licenses privileges for side track or switch privileges
reaching and affordng rail
privileges of
industrial plant warehouse mercantile 1t being the
revcable license privilege
railway companies whenever in its Judgment the same IS expe
dien advisable and application Tor suc privilege
writing the of the major part
siredt to switches
H. The Council shall have the by proper ordinance
provide to incorporate in the franchise or privilege granted
granted suitable provisions the of the tracks
similar kind of business providing however for suitable
ton to the of such property for the " use thereon as the
Council shall deem
granted renewed
by period than twenty-five 25l from the
and all such tanchses and grants suitable compensation 10 the
be figured and based the earnings or the value OF the
the Council the best interest OF the city
Whenever property the the
bidder public
tion but sale thereof shall until submitted and approved
@ the people as IN the manner provided by Chapter OF this
49, specification of particular
be construed mpairing the Council to insert in such
or grant such othe and further matters coV
charges control
which the Council the interests of
the
The Winslow mail., 1926-08-20
CERTIFICATE

wnslow in the County Of Navajo ana STATE @
May, 1926 at general mncpa %
accordance with the provisions OF Gfe @ @
of Resolution OF the Oh
the 8th day of April 1926
elect Obra GRAY B. A E. Gilard Mrs Horace vans
Edwards Cha DaZ george
Hammond G. t. Stevens Axel Nelson Leonard H. n BLACK as
of qualified electors OIL Su CITY "
for said city
Of said provisions OF he @
did and does propose Ce foregoing @
and for the Charter O. said City of Winslow
WHEREOF elected and qualified mem
of the Freehoders of the City OF o
duplicate In
at the Council the City Hall Of said City TINS lSth oaS
July, A. D., 1926
The Winslow mail., 1926-08-20

MARY c. EVANS.
EUGENE LEONARD,
CHAS DAZE.
A. E. GILLARD.
E. H. BLACK.
BURL VINCENT.
A. B. NELSON.
H. A. FUNK.
GEO. HAMMOND.
FRED B. DOUGLAS.
CHAS. D. ANDERSON.
J. B. EDWARDS.
The Winslow mail., 1926-08-20
CHAPTER Xxx
Amendments

This Charter any subdivision thereof be amended
the manner provided Constitution of the State OF Arizona
The Winslow mail., 1926-08-20

Yuma Building constr
active.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-07-30

Stampede and Baseball Tournament"
will be given August 9th and 7th, und-
er the auspices of Charles Carignana
Post 122 of the American Legion of
Opheim.
The stampede is under the mango
ment Of Monte Denham, and expert in
his line; and DR.. B. w. Stunkard, Sc
cretary of the Railroad Celebration
committee. This is to be the biggest
event ever staged in this section of
Montana and Western North Dakota.
Governor J. Z. Erickson of Montana
will be present to give an address in
the forenoon of August 9th. Other
high state Officials and several high
officials of the Great Northern Rail
road have also been secured to speak
on August 9th and 7th.
Fast American and Canadian base
ball teams are to play in the tOurna-
ment.
Tex Wilson, the worlds Champion
knife thrower and expert rifle shot
has been obtained as one of the fea-
lures attractions.
The Hinsdale Band and the Golden
Coast Orchestra of Regina will be
present to render good music both
days, August 9Th and 7th.
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she declared that she had taught her
boy what was right and what was
wrong; and must suffer the penalty.
But ones heart was touched with
pity as tight-lipped and white-faced
she sat quietly in the front row of
spectators where a seat had been re-
served for her by the attorneys for
the defense. Hour after hour she sat
there as the attorneys presented their
arguments to the jury, now asking
that her son pay with his own life
for the lives of those he had slain,
that the country might know that
outlawry could not go unpublished in
Roosevelt county, now asking that the
Jury be lenient in their judgment of
the youth because his mentality was
not of a high order.
Asks for Body of Son
She prayed that the ordeal might
be short, but the time seemed to her
interminable After the verdict was
told her she asked that when the time
came she might have the boys body
After the verdict was read, Judge
! Paul thanked the jury.
In charging the jury Friday, Judge
| Paul stated that the defendant was
charged with the crime of merder, and
/ that i'm order that he be found guilty
the state would have to prove his
/ guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. 1t
was not necessary for the state to
| prove that the crime be committed at
/ the time charged, but that it was Suf-
! ficient to prove beyond a reasonable
doubt that the defendant committed
/ the crime. That if the evidence did
show that there was malice afOre-
! thought or the intention to commit
murder, even though a very short
time Elapsed between intention and
act, then the jury must find him
| guilty of murder in the first degree.
Must Fix Penalty
] Only children under the age Of Z
idiots, lunatics and insane persons, he
said, were not legally responsible fol
their acts. If they found a verdict OF
murder in the first degree the punish
ment might be fixed at either death
or life Imprisonment or might be left
to the Judge to fix. If second degree
murder was found, the penalty might
not be less than 10 years with Lowest
maximum sentence 20 years. Whether
or not murder would be in the frs
or second degree would depend OF
whether there existed in the mind o.
/ the murderer the intention to commit
a crime.
Here, as in the east, several juror.
. Saturday expressed themselves re
garding the verdict They said tina
it was not easy to impose the dealt
4 sentence, but in view of the evidenc,
and the instructions of the court the!
could do nothing else, and that onl,
. one ballot was required to recor,
their unanimous decision.
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Ttan.' "a, a =. leave Of abs,a.. -.
''@ o LOT a period Of 30 dag ~, Inn {
Board adjourned. . Clock Pr .
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Assessment Lowered

Mr.. A. Riba appeared before the Board
and asked for a reduction I'm the assess
ment of his house and on motion, the
assessment was lowered to S460000.