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Evening star., 1926-07-30

system. traffic there has tremendously
increased, adding to the dangers re-
sulting from inadequate lights.
AT some places on the avenue gas
lights still are in use, he reminds the
commissioners, and at other points
lights are on but one side OF the
thoroughfare The association is re-
questing installation OF electric lights.
Action by the association was unani.
nous.
Evening star., 1926-07-30
Emnloyes, Outing Planned.

Employees of the Review and Herald
Publishing Company of Takoma Park.
ID. c.. will hold their annual outing
on Tuesday at Chesapeake Beach.
The excursion will be i'm the form OF
q. big family picnic, with no set pro.
gram. r. w. Conard, superintendent
Of the plant, is in charge of arrange.
mentS.
Evening star., 1926-07-30

When building a house the Jap
anese construct the roof first, num-
ber the pieces, take it down, and then
put 1t back again when the house is
completed The kitchen is put In the
front of the house and the best rooms
in the back.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-11-15
FAIRBANKS MEN SELL
 PLACER PROPERTY ID
 B|C ENGLISH SYNDICATE
DAN SANDMAN AND w. ROOT EN ROUTE STATES AFTER DIS-
 POSING OF CLAIMS

On their way to the States for an extended visit after many years spent in the Interior, Dan Sandman and William Root, known to his many friends as Big hearted Bill," passed through the city Saturday. Prior to their departure from Fairbanks, the oldtimers, who are the principal own- CTS of a group of placer claims on Big Eldorado disposed of their inter- ests for a munifcent sum to the big English Syndicate operating there, and are now taking a we'll earned va cation.
 Their claims, they assert, compare very favorably with the famous prop critics on Goldstream. The ground goes to a depth of 5 feet, some of which goes S2.50 to five feet. Several other prominent business men of Fairbanks are interested in the claims including Charles Fowler and Don Case.
 The present trip will give Mr. Sandman his first glimpse of the Out side world in 20 years. Mr. Root, who is a prominent business man of the Interior city, is making his first visit in nine or ten years. They believe Fairbanks will enjoy the most prosperous winter in years. Every cabin is taken and it is impos- sible to rent home. Everyone is op- timistic over the future. Fewer peo- pie are leaving to winter in the States 1 than in the past.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-11-15
so GOOD so FAR SAYS BORAH

WASHINGTON, Nov. II. (P)-Sen- ator Borah said the declaration of President Coolidge at Kansas City with respect to his attitude on the World Court reservations was mighty good So far as it goes, but the World Court would survive this valedictory."
Seward daily gateway., 1926-11-15
s. s. PRES. HARRISON FLoATED

SHANGHAI, Nov. 15. P) IT The steamer President Harrison of the Dollar Steamship Company, aground off Benham Island, off the mouth of the Yangtse river since early Satur- day, has been refoated and is pro- ceeding to Shanghai under her own power. She was not damaged.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-11-15
coRpovA SHAKEN BY QUAKE

CORDOVA, Nov. 15. (P))-An earth quake of unusual violence was felt here at S:20 Sunday night, Pacific Coast time. Buildings rocked and the antennae masts of the navy radio station swayed perceptibly. No dam age was reported.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-11-15
MAY INVITE FRASER TO FOLD

WASHINGTON, Nov. II. (P-Sen- ator Borah suggested that the fight for control of the Senate of the Seventieth Congress might be won by permitting Frazier to rejoin the Republican ranks after two years of lonely banishment.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-11-15
ANNOUNCEM ENT

Anyone having emergency work to be done on their teeth apply at the
 office of Dr. A. R. Roberts before
 Thursday, November IS, for he is leav- ing on that day for the hills on a weeks hunt. tf
Seward daily gateway., 1926-11-15

Beginning on Saturday night fresh snow fell on the mountains and this morning citizens awoke to find snow reaching down to almost the waters edge.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-11-15
LUNCHEON AT THE GRILL

Tomorrow's Chamber of Commerce regular weekly business and luncheon will be held at the Seward Grill. Twelve o'clock is the hour. Bring a friend.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-11-15
KODIAK ALSO SHAKEN

KODIAK, Nov 15. (P-A severe shake was felt here at S:2O, Pacific Coast time, Sunday night.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-11-15

Call and inspect our new line of personal Christmas cards. Schaller- er's Alaska Shop.
The Winslow mail., 1926-08-13
CHAPTER ".
The Common Council.

Section The legislative powers City Winslow shall be
tied or reserved TO the electors legislative OF
city rghtful subjects of not
the constitution the constitution or laws Oh
authorized by the provisions OF h
Section 2 AS City Of Winsow the
by ordinances or
hereby vested in the City legislation to
and obgaons and to secure the
to the powers henabove referred the city and
acting for and in it's behalf shall have the ur
hereinafter enumerated set forth toWlt
IN To provide corporate appropriate device to be
instruments needing authencaon and TO ater anu
change the same and wise
M To prescribe and penalties for the viola
on of any provision ordinances but no
penalty the limit which may be prescribed by tne
90 provide the abatement Of any nusancf
expense the persons creating causing commit
ting maintaining such nuisances
M To offer rewards hundred and fifty dol
25OOO) any instance for the apprehension ana
who have committed felony IN the cly' anu
to authorize the payment thereof
(5 To organize fire departments fire
alarm and noe telegraph and telephone systems provide the
management and control appointment
also to erect and maintain suitable equip
ments implements said police and fire departments
storing using powder dynamite cotton nitrogyern
fireworks and other explosive materials and substances
O To regulate oil and other in
combusible materials
( To regulate engines, steam
ieg as anu i'm the judgment the Council endanger public
health regulate the installation OF gas and eec Tx
and to provide for proper inspection OF same
height buildings the nature of
in the construction alteration repair OF
such buildings in the repair or alteration OF existing Duus
within such fire limits
1O To regulate materials used in
buildings other sucture and the con
walls the erection and main
insecure buildings walls chimneys stacks
regulate the materials used m and the method of con-
The Winslow mail., 1926-08-13
SOLONS TO VISIT
ARIZONA AUG. q

WASHINGTON = Proposed al
terations in the boundaries Of the
Yellowstone and Grand Canyon ma
tionaI parks will be investigated
on the scene by senate public
lands subcommittee.
The committee will meet at Poca-
tello, Idaho, August 16, to hold
hearings on the proposal to eli
inmate the Falls River meadow
from the Yellowstone park, to per-
nit the construction of a storage
dam which the proponents claim
would reclaim 100000 acres of arid
lands.
From there the committee will
go to Arizona. where it will hear
arguments on August % on plan
to take in more territory for the
Grand Canyon park. Some opposi-
ton has developed from state au-
thorities, who claim it would take
away taxable property.
The committee is composed of
Chairman Stanfield, Oregon; Ser
ator Norbeck, South Dakota Cam
eron, Arizona. Republicans; Ken
drick, Wyoming. and Ashurst, Ar
iona, Democrats.
The Winslow mail., 1926-08-13
SANTA FE MAGA-
ZINE ADVERTISES
THE BABY STATE

"The Earth" a monthly maga-
zine published by the Santa Fe
system of railroad lines, in the
August issue carries extensive pub
licity matter about Arizona with
special attention devoted to the
White mountain region, the Salt
River Valley and the Grand Can
yon.
That Arizona and particularly
this section will receive great
deal of beneficial publicity and ad-
vertising is evidenced by the fact
that this magazine has a wide cir
culation over the territory served
by the Santa Fe railroad system.
The cover Of the magazine is de-
voted to scenes taken near Spring
erville and the White mountains.
It is an "out-door" cover as the
photographs show the mountains
with heavy forests, the trout
streams, the camping spots and
the excellent highways. Coming at
this time Of year, just before the
fall tourist season starts, this pub
licity should attract considerable
attention to Arizona.
The opening of the Coronado
Trail was the subject of special
article on the second page. This
article was also run in connection
with the cover pictures of White
mountain scenes.
On the second and third pages of
the magazine short articles giving
interesting and accurate data on
Arizona are published. A Salt Riv-
er valley picture is shown in this
section entitled Mountains, Palms
and Orange Groves, Salt River val
ley" This scene is similar to some
extent of the famous California ad
vertising scenes showing noun
tains and orange groves. Most of
the California pictures do not have
the picturesque palms shown in
them, however.
W. H. Simpson, assistant general
passenger agent Of the Santa Fe
at Chicago, has written an article
on "The Grand Canyon of Arizona.
a World Wonder and a Wonderful
Outing" The article is interesting
and is illustrated with scenes from
the canyon This story should
bring visitors to the state.
The rest of the magazine is de-
voted to other sections of the
southwest but none of them have
more than two pages. The Arizona
section included four pages of ar
ticles.
Texas and the oil fields, Colora-
do with it's wheat, Oklahoma and
the cattle industry, Kansas and
wheat production, California. New
Mexico and Missouri fill out the
magazine.
The Winslow mail., 1926-08-13
CASE LONG IN COURT

PRESCOTT = The award to w.
A. Jordan and Sons of $4,000 dam
ages for smelter smoke damage to
Verde Valley crops closes one of
the most noted in the docket of
litigation between settlers and
mining companies.
The case was tried here before
Judge J. M. Bourquin, of Montant,
in September, last year. The ap-
peal was argued in May of this
year.
With all the movements for liti-
cation over smelter smoke damage,
there have been but two trials. One
was held seven years ago, result
ing in verdict of 81 for the farm
er plaintiffs against the United
Verde Extension Mining company.
The Winslow mail., 1926-08-13
DESCRIPTION OF THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF THE
CITY OF WINSLOW.

Section 10 North
Ga and Salt River Merdian thence westerly along the north
1 Northeast
"a Township 19 North Range
westerly along the north
"a point 1920
Section "a thence outfery along line
parallel with the line said southeast quarter of said Section "A
distant 1920 feet westerly therefrom to the south line OF said Sec
sOuhery parallel with the line of
Township 10 North Range 10 East
Ga Meridian distant 1920 feet westerly herero
25; thence eastery
North half Section 25 the east
thence asterly along the south line OF the
Northwest of Section 80 Township 9 North Range 1t East
section 30 thence nortey along the east line
of said Section 80 to the North OF said
the east line Of the Southwest quar-
10 North Is East to the point OF be-
ginning
described line enclosing particularly the South
Quarter of Section 49, Township 10 North Range l6 East the
Township 9 North 15
the Southwest Quarter of Section "a afore
Township 19 North
of Section 25
Section 30 Township 10 North
in of Arizona
The Winslow mail., 1926-08-13
MEXICO SUPREME COURT
-UDGE KILLS HIMSELF

NOGALES, Ariz. = A Mexico City
dispatch to The Nogales Herald
says that Ernesto Cara Perez,
Mexican supreme court magistrate,
committed suicide by shooting him
self through the head Death did
not occur instantly but followed
Perez removal to hospital.
Perez was prominent in church
circles and was sub-secretary of
foreign relations under former
President ObregOn.
The Winslow mail., 1926-08-13
SNAKE Damage Suit
Upheld By Court
At San Francisco

SAN FRANCISCO = The United
State circuit court of appeals up
held the Judgment of the lower
court in awarding nominal damag-
es to William A. Jordan and Sons
for damage to farm lands controll-
ed by that company by fumes from
smelters operated by the United
Verde Extension Mining company
and the United Verde Copper Co.,
defendants.
The Winslow mail., 1926-08-13
CHAPTER I.
Names and Boundaries.

Section The municipal corporation existing and known
The Common Winslow"
Wnsow shall have all the
inhabitants its
AFFAIRS which forbidden constiu
the the State of
Arizona including those hereinafter enumerated in subsequent chap
this Arizona
Constitution, and Civil 1913.
all territory
Council
of and follows:
The Winslow mail., 1926-08-13
Charter Of the City Winslow
PREAMBLE.

We the people the
and of "The
acting this behalf
Arizona
and orda the following the charter of said city, which shall
the
said "The all
amendatory and supplementary
The Winslow mail., 1926-08-13
CHAPTER III.
General Powers, Rights and Liabilities.

Section l.. said corporation the City Winslow,
(a) Shall own possess enjoy
the real personal and
the privileges franchises and mmun
The
ssss a5s s to and % 6 sss for all G the b
the said 1.-The Common GGun & of the City Wnso"
may be plead be
proceedings whatsoever;
WITH acquire and hold real or mixed property
out the for which it is incorporated.
under the constitution and laws of the State
its con on R @ a o WBow e @ afS ha
have the further rights and powers, to-wit
otherwise and to
establish maintain equip own and m oTs ] reaang
fountains public bahs pub os public markets market houses
abattoirs dspensae nfmares hospitals charitable institutions
garbage collection and garbage disposal and reduction
canals all other public buildings places works and insu
light plants refrigeration heat and
plants without supply
inhabitants also firms and corporations outside
of said City, with water, electricity and ice
(c acquire by purchase otherwise to
establish maintain and equip and operate telephone and te
of any kind
public utility operated by the City
e. % acquire M by a a Be- within
for the @ and 0peraGG b any public
SELL and dispose of the for the common benefit
O donations and gifts of all kinds of
charitable other and
beque
SELL otherwise
in
donation absolutely in us beques gift trust
be unconditional
g which the city
the which
enjoy
creation
the general of the State of Arizona
proceedings taken shall be observed
followed:
special tax in addition to the annual
provided this Charter authorize such special
initiative referendum
followed the by
who shall be qualified
electors of the State and the City.
(D join incorporated the
joint
municipal domestic
their joint
share of the cost of such works
pursuits and to do whatever be
therein
municipal slaughter
within limits
and rights thereof condemnation otherwise
all plants
offices
or o health
the WinslOW and inhabitants
Legislature Arizona authorizing
their
real and personal
conferred this Charter and
Of or the be conferred in different terms two pro-
The Winslow mail., 1926-08-13

buildings for the purpose Of supplying the
buildings and structures which do not conform to such
regulations.
Q1 To require owners buildings
for @ upo 9 m % s9 o % fire and aD
dangerous chmneys oyepipes
regulate the fires; to
Ds Or any other omb1se Material I m ] & % nang n g Gg
all necessary provisions to guard against fires.
3l TO reggate the size and construction the
hotels office buildings and buildings used factory
] o Ps @ q pubic gatheIing every kind and to prevent the
aisles open places therein - A ''"'S
90 To regulate railroad
@ railways u @ city M 6 nn6 the speed of 6 cars & of street ST. or inter
way companies to station fagmen place vaducts all
any the streets alleys public
with engines or cars for ned m ANY % p @ t 81 @
time speed may ride Or drive or
streets highways the parking
Q5 carrying ban
nrs paeard advertisements and the distribution Of handbn
the flying of banners flags signs the
public places; upon obsuc
tions to the streets and to require their removal
s To TO- compel the Of buildings
walks adjacent thereto and in his default to authorize the ml
c su 0hF or and It, to make such @ expense & tax Lien
same manner other city collected and provide
such owners occupant to effect such removal
CD To regulate use of
q To regulate running large dog to
Dogs n ee oen PPoee g es the 5
such persons for refusing such license fees.
9 To any
establish
disposition may impound-
2O) To prohibit and animals require
full condition and to restrict the keeping
(21 make all regulations which may be necessary and ex
pedent for the preservation health the
three ) miles thereof to make quarantine laws
regulate and control the entry into the
city Of
22) To prohibit
oub e M m @ %hh or may be be Of such mature as affect the
which be offensive the
regulations or who knowingly permit the same to be
make regulations for the suppression
28 provide regulate restaurants inspection
meats Pouy fish game cheese lard milk
summary destroying products as are
spoiled to regulate and prevent
such spoiled aduerated unwholesome
m provide and regulate the inspection of all daes
y the city
2 To regulate hotels lodging
they be put and kept in sanitary condition.
SSPs5@fo" Taa P aa3 ' the
in which the work shall e 20 and n case the S M
property shall fail to connect clean empty repair such
o @ Geann e. emPtng Of M repairing be done by officer Of
thereby
city
(27 provide disposal garbage
animal and vegetable rubbish
and 2s9 To a5 License en- for the of all
prohibited
thereof by other wise; provide penalties for
out license when the is fixed and prescribed
public
such hacks public and other public
hc schedules charges be posted
public
provide sealing weights
keeping dealers
of weights and duly tested and sealed
(31) license regulate prohibit pub
descriptions gambling all kinds gamb
devices fraudulent provide for the destruction
32) what shall be nuisance and abae the
The Winslow mail., 1926-08-13
CHAPTER III.
Government.

Government.
m The @ 5 % shaft IF @ the .R9 v and 5 @ srBS 9ses6
o Goohe ] @ to tb % c Of WnsIow ag Hereinafter provided and
IN such other Officers g may be hereafter established either by
the authority the provisions of this
Section In the officers named in the foregoing
clerk city treasurer city collector
penendent Of streets a magistrate and auditor
@ g By 5 be 6fsH to that sno any % d
and the rights thereof exercised by one and the
same
The duties of the several
imposed them by this Charter and the duties
provided prescribed by the Council by ordinance
or appointed and qualified provided and
the City of Wnow perform the rights
imposed and conferred upon them by law and @ the
except far they are modified by the d OF @ 5hs I Cn n
powers duties.
The Common Council shall have power by ordinance
discontinue offices deguships Ass n and EN-
pertaining thereto according to the needs OF the
Section The CITY auditor shall be appointed by the Common
Council and shall hold his office until rGm2yed by vote Of four
Section The city magistrate shall appointed by the Com
nc % and dond s @ Too o @ 6 vote Of
Section The city attorney city shall
be appointed by the Common Council and shall hold office until
therefor
city collector city sngipeer i6s chief Of police {b cd fire
Council create by ordinance under the authority & of this
the Common Councl Vo
ing affrmavey therefor
of all city officials shall be by
Council shall also fix the
of
in provided No officer employee shall be
aside from the salary this Charter by ordinance but
connection with his official duties shall
be paid by him into the city treasury.
the several officers provided for this Char
appointment and thereafter continue
to his office, qualified eecor
CITY, except the police chief and city engineer
Section of the Mayor, meeting the
call the Council to ORDER and
shall shall Tor the
the Mayor further action by the council
the and be subject to the same obg
Section vacancy office Council other office may
stated meeting of the Council or at
anys meeting Council called for that purpose
Charter elective officer fails to qualify within thirty
C3O davs after commencement from
city continuously for thirty 500 days from the
Council convicted of
violating any provisions Charter of felony or IS
iudicialy declared lunatic defined by statute
The of the Common Council shall commence at
June following
otherwise provided herein snail be as o
Council receiving the hlgheGt NUMBER
shall hold office four years. the oer e
members of office and until their
elected and qualified
The Winslow mail., 1926-08-13

different either
modify the other, they
deemed effective be accumulative selective.
qualified power
otherwise provided
appropriate
the above the City
the Common Council of the City
The Winslow mail., 1926-08-13

Yuma-New Presbyterian church
to be constructed.
The Winslow mail., 1926-11-26
(By GEORGE LAWS)

Forty-seven hundred deniZens of
WinslOw last Saturday stayed at
home, to their own loss, and the
other three hundred-Odd Of the To-
cal population, with sprinkling
Of Gallup adherents, were munifi-
Gently repaid for their trip to the
city ball park by seeing football
game jammed as full of thrills as
any "meller-drammeT" Of lamented
memory a football game which
combined every .high-powered ele-
ment to stir the spirit of football
bugs.
1t was ragged-itwas brilliant in
spots-there were breaks galore, of
which both sides took advantage
there were a multitude of penal
ties-there was the courage and
drive Of Jenkins, the smoky Gal
lup fullback, who almost single
handed made Gallup's lone touch
down, and who shot his passes
with the accuracy and bullet-like
velocity Of a Grange (they were
calling him BLACK Grange" on the
side lines) )-there were blocked
kicks-there was sterling defens-
i've work on each side-there was
fight to throw away-and last, and
brightest, there was Long John
Scott, who galloped 80 yards for
The Winslow mail., 1926-11-26

open, through the line, over the
line, from pass formation, when
rushing WinslOw defense men
came too close for comfort, and
when the second offensive started
with that series of long passes, he
famed again as the deadly heav-
er, with Peacore usually on the
receiving end.
But Winslow, phenomenally
strong on defense for a compare
lively green, light team, held them,
held them when it seemed impos-
sible to hold any longer.
Not least of Winslows defense
was the powerful booting of Hath
away. His punts were amazingly
consistent in their yardage, high
and deceptive, and a Gallup fun
BILE or so after a couple Of these
punts meant considerable gain.
Too, the tackles and ends had
plenty Of time to get down under
the kicks, and twice were there
waiting to receive the punts them
selves, and to forestall any Gallup
return.
The Winslow mail., 1926-11-26
WINSLOW WALLOPS CALLUP'S One
MAN TEAM 1876; SCOTT STARS IN
LONG RUN FOR End TOUCHDOWN

WinslOw's second score, run that
will long be fresh in the memories
of it's beholders.
There are some who foolishly
chant of the so-called sport Of
kings" with an outsider coming
under the wire in a Garrison fin
ish" to cop; there are the support
ers Of pugilism, who want the
smack of leather on tough chins,
and the roar of the crowd; there
are tbrongs that tingle to the crack
of the bat, when a ninth-inning
homer cleans the loaded sacks, but
there is no bug so rabid as the
football species, and it is football
like that set forth Saturday that
makes football addicts go nuttier
than usual.
Clash the cymbals loudly for
Scotty, who was carried from the
field in the third quarter, his leg
twisted and swollen after his hero
ic dash of so yards. Don't forget
that blocked kick, either, when
Scorse smashed through the Gallup
forward wall to smear it, with
Hathaway on the ball like ter
rior on a rat, that made the other
touchdown Don't forget Scott'S
srength in the forward wall, his
charging defense, his opening of
holes in the stout Gallup line; a