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The Winslow mail., 1926-08-06
Four Pueblo Ruins
Found By Cummings
At Roosevelt Lake

TUCSON - Four additional Pue-
bio ruins have been located by Di-
rector Byron Cummings, in the vi
cinity of Roosevelt Lake and along
the Salt river, making total of
seven villages definitely mapped
along the Salt river and seven more
in the vicinity of the lake Sew
eraI others are reported, but have
not been definitely listed.
Director Cummings spent last
week working on these pueblos, in
company with Lyndon HargraVe OF
Mesa and several students. 1t was
his fourth trip to this region in the
past seven months. Director Cum
7nings left Tucson in company with
yohn Hands, of Pinery Canyon, in
the Chiricahua mountains for the
northern part of the state, where
they will do exploration work in a
group of pueblos in the vicinity of
Kayenta.
A small amount of pottery and
stone implements were uncovered
last week while the party was in
search of burials, but little exca-
walton work was done. The chief
aim of the trip was to extend the
explorations and secure additional
information for map of the an
cient pueblos of that region.
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CHAPTER XIV.
The Referendum

Section No ordinance go into eff
feet thirty
as otherwise provided in this Charter.
IT, during the thirty petition by qualified cleo
OF the equal
entire vote cast for all candidates
general municipal which
against the ordinance
part thereof be presented the Council
part thereof shall
ordinance and if the
repealed the
thereof Char
electors the either
special election be called for that
ordinance or protested tem
voting the shall
this Charter.
The Provisions of Chapter
filing certication rejection action recall
ply to petitions of the kind
Chapter XIV shall be construed completing
period of thirty days
flied electors of the city shall
OF its motion submit
ton at general special municipal and
with
dinances submitted petition
called the
submission OF other questions of the
such legally
visions OF 2
election conflict then the
vote shall control
Section B. The Council ordinance
ulations
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CARD OF THANKS
The WinslOw Lodge No. 10, Mexi-
can Blue Cross


can Blue Cross
Wishes to express their most sim
cere thanks to all persons who so
willingly responded to the call for
help for the victims of the flood at
Leon, State of Guanaquato, Mex.
We sincerely appreciate the lib
eral donations of the herein men
tion business firms of Winslow.
And, in qualification of such hu-
mane act on the part of said firms,
the Lodge has decided and asked
from all it's members to patronize
the said business houses.
Following is list of donations;
Holmes Supply Co., Is pieces
used wearing apparel.
w. H. Dagg Co., 4 pieces used
wearing apparel
Carl Behn, Is pieces new wear
ing apparel.
Carl Behn, 2 hats.
]. G. Penney Co., 19 pieces new
wearing apparel
J. G. Penney Co., % new pairs of
shoes.
The Fair Store, 1 new pair of
shoes.
The Fair Store, 4 new pieces of
wearing apparel.
Antonio Zamora, II new pieces of
wearing apparel.
]. A. Greaves, soc; Chal. Casan,
SOC; Chas. Daze, $3.50; Murphy &
Son, $10O; R. G. Kaufman, $500;
Baker Bros, $1O0; Navajo Motor
Co. $10O; Joe Carduff, $1O0; San
tiago Baca, $1.OO; Preston Mccall
Ion, SOC.
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ELLENWOOD SUPPORTERS
FORM CLUB AT BISBEE

BISBEE = Organization of a
Bisbee district Ellinwood-for-Goy-
ernor club was completed here last
week with the announcement of an
executive committee and officers to
further the candidacy of E. E. Ell
1inwood for Democratic guberna-
toriai nominee. The official per-
sonnel of the club comprises a
number of well known Democratic
residents of this district.
James A. Gresham, shop foreman
for the Calumet and Arizona Mining
company, is chairman of the club,
and Fred T. Bragonier, is secre-
tary
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
PARTNERSHIP

The partnership heretofore
existing between F. H. Brown and
II. H. Wingfield. under the firm
name of "Winslow Painting and
Decorating Company, 'Duco' De-
partment," is hereby from this date
on dissolved by mutual consent, H.
II. Wingfield having purchased the
entire interest in this company. All
outstanding bills should be pre-
scented now, and all future bills rem
4dered to H. Fl. Wingfield.
Dated this 28th day of July, 1926.
0Signed) F. H. BROWN.
H. H. WINGFIELD.
July30Aug6-13
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Il NO
| | YES

completion of the of the vote cast it shall
OF shall forthwith
number of against
ordinance approved by majority
of thereon effective and operative
number of proposed ordinances be voted upon
with provisions Chap
shall be held under this chapter more than
ones period of six 6) months
the repeal
voted upon
should
thereon
amended
petition adopted by vote OF
amended OF the
people
Section ordinance further
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FORMER ST. JOHNS MAN
ARRESTED IN DENVER

Attorney Isaac Barth, former res
ident of st. Johns, and well known
in Northern Arizona, is under ar
rest in Denver on a charge of de-
frauding a Los Angeles society wo-
man out of $4,160.80.
According to the charge, Barth,
while acting as the 1ady's financial
representative wrote her that he
had contracted to buy Denver prop
erty for her in the amount stated,
and that she sent the money, but
never heard from Barth again.
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Section / The year the city shall the
first
of assessment levy and collection OF
provisions of Chapter
81 1917 and the provisions of Chapter
Title of Arizona 1913 Civil Code and all acts
adopted
the W'nslow
City make local improvements by special
Continued on
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CHARTER OF THE CITY OF WINSLOW
Continued from Page g

Monday years the of
giving notice and the holding and % M T s1eh @ sfc6 d05 the the
method declaring the results such election shall
holding elections subject however to the
Canvasng the closing of
the polls the ballots shall be counted in the manner and
the Council shall meet and the same and declare
Provided further that the first general election held after o the
aaGp04 3 % OF @ TINS Gnafte na @ P be on G of the
office the present mayor council and other municipal officers snail
At the said election members the Com Common Council Ill shall sd
receiving the highest number of votes cast at said election
shall hold office four years @ and the remaining @ & @ b m re
elected and qualified unless removed as provided by this
municipal elections held in said City of Wins Winqw
receiving number of
fa @ at said @ eO shall @ nG ho G c q m a nd @ their
elected and qualified unless sooner removed as provd
The giving notice and holding and e9nduotng M said
election the cnvasng Of the votes and the declaration OF the re-
suits, shall be provided for in this Charter
Section After the adoption of this Charter the Council shall
the making printing and
aphernala for holding said elections.
The qualifications electors shall be required by
ons They shall also be residents the City for at least six months
the violation of the cleo
on laws which apply to city elections under this Charter shall
insect section On s. p'0'O'O II A' '
Ga1 The mode of nomination of elective officers of the city to be
voted for at municipal election shall be as follows and not otner
ob) printed
shall filed in his behalf in the
the conditions hereinafter forth
c The petition Of nomination shall consist M of printed @ or writ writ
blanks filled
PETITION FOR NOMINATION
State of Arizona County Of Navajo, City Of Winslow
the undersigned hereby certify that hereby join
a
whose residence the City of WnsoW
City Wnslow
Individually
other qualified this
petition candidate
filled
named office that have not signed petitions than there
filled the above named office that residence
hereinbow that occupation
nnOStn nam harni
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CHAPTER XII.
Special Elections

Section All elections provided
Quoted the
ed for the holding general elections including
of electors and the nomination of candidates.
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provisions Chapter XI this Charter
said petition clerk
petitions officers shall apply petit
ordinance
in number fifteen 5) of the
all candidates for Council the last preceding
forthwith submitted the the
said ordinance without alteration within twenty (2O
the certificate the
petition ubject referendum vote
XIV of this Charter)
twenty-five (25 the city shall
special election
shall be submitted
of the people
ordinance proposition required
proposition
the duty of the city clerk to enclose print
five ( the election
the published in like
Council required published
the print
proposition of the sample
ballots above provided
ballots voting such proposed
dnance shall contain copy ordinance together
that
express at polls dappova the sub
stanally follows:
ner other questions to be voted upon)
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vd5 Section tic M T The ba9s shall in all a comply with
Oh n law respecting oa0S TO De used at general county
the ballot
ed upon at the municipal elections provided for under this Charter
The of the candidates for each office shall be
of the candidacy of support OF any
Section 1a The of candidate who
hersn ed shall not be omitted @ the ballot half
proposition (2J squares
shall be wherein to mark the together with the words
polls their approval or disapproval of the measure
Section Squares printed
Of candidates for each office equal number to the number to be
d 0 m the voter & may write the name of any person or
Section IS The provisions of law the exist
of sample ballots in Connection with general muni
cpa elections shall apply all special elections
@ ls shall The @ Sna ngn % ss
shall be declared such office
Section II. used in the masculine
CHAPTER XII
Special Elections
special provided be
@ nSnp na und 6
of electors and the nomination of candidates.
CHAPTER XIII.
Initiative
Section o
ell petition signed by fifteen 5 of the qualified electors
of the city computed the for the candidates Council the
sssos n"n'D' sIs'0n "n''n council was
Any proposed ordinance desired to be submitted the
Council shall be presented petition substantially the fol-
lowing
winsow Arizona - -
To the City Clerk the City Winsow
We the undersigned, residents
qualified
adoption
relative the rejection
the earliest possible
mitted to a of the people, towit:
(EIere insert the ordinance in uD
Name of Signer Address
-- -- - - - - - ~
State Arizona,
being duly sworn,
eeco of the City Wnow Arizona that the signature appearing
herenabove
they and that each and all of them residents and duly quail
electors Wnslow
said petition should notified
three and their addresses)
Subscribed before this day of
Notary Public, Navajo County Arizona
Section The provisions of Chapter XI of this Charter in So
method filing with examination
petition Council not
ficatOn petition clerk
petitions the recall Of officers shall apply pet
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CHAPTER XIV
Recall

Section Every public holding an elective office either
by election appointment subject o
Section Any city may make and file
De and general statement not
deliver the sufficient number
OF copies of petitions for recall and
ne shall keep on hand Such petitions shall be
be dated and addressed the Council
s so W0m m d. the number M the
al sought the grounds of such
for that purpose the office of the city clerk Any defect said
petitions being and filed shall
be signed by qualified per
e hsd % eeh %
place
giving signatures
not all be paper
One the signs Of sheet such petition
sheet that the signatures thereon genuine.
All papers any be faster
ed together filed
names and addresses of three 0 designated filing the
Section the city
added thereto
Section s. Within (1O days from the filing
city clerk shall ascertain by examination thereof and of
signed by the
petition be
ent he shall at once notify in writing one or more of the
may at any time within ten do days rom
he n % % of ns mk m m city % @ s sddnn i after
attach thereto his certificate of the result still insufficient o
of the designated filing it, without prejudice how
sufficient
Council without the Council shall Immediately notify the
said five O period order and fix date for holding
election than twenty (2O days than thirty
certificate suffc
petition is filed
secton publ
holding such election
the result thereof declared
all respects other city elections any vacancy occurs IN
recall election has been ordered the election
nevertheless proceed herein provided
An o candidate
otherwise writing
official ballot without
other candidates the publication
recall election the conduct of the shall
be of this Charter relating to cleo
shall continue perform the duties
officially
highest number
remainder of the term but
recalled elected then further recall
filed the officer during the term Tor
elected unless petitioners signing sh
which paid election
election all of the preceding
he shall be removed from oce upo
qualification of his successor
If the qualify the
election shall have been declared the said office shall De
No filed against officer
held his office for at least six go months
No removed from office by
office while recall proceedings
him. shall be appointed to office within one
year such removal resignation
Section ordinance make all
provisions facilitate the operation of this chapter
CHAPTER XVI
Taxation
of the city shall the
first day Of July Of each year
of levy and collection of
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qualified electo in the City of Wnsow
and belief all the sign the above mentioned electors
in the O.
with knowledge of the thereof that their
therein signed
the date opposite and that af-
fantin to support candidate therein named.
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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-11-11
PLEASANT RELIEF
FROM CONSTIPATION

Shoulders droop under weight of years.
Young, yet beauty has fled. Cheeks are
sailow ard drawn. Unsightly pimpIes.
Keep your system clean and you keep
the beauty Of youth. Its energy. Its
irresistible charm. Then life is not
failure.
Clogged bowels and inactive liver
cause poisons to seep through the sys-
tenn. Health vanishes and with it
beauty and energy. DR.. Edwards Olive
Tablets will save you from this dark
hour. For % years they have been
prescribed in place of calomel to men
and women seeking health and freedom
from constipation. They act easily and
smoothly. No dangerous gripping. Take
nightly before retiring. Results will
amaze you.
Thousands of men and women would
never be without DR.. Edwards Olive
Tablets, a vegetable compound mixed
with olive oil. Know them by their
olive color. l5c, 30c, 60c.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-11-11
BUCK RUN

Miss Fern Benjamin of near Nor
ganville, is visiting her many
friends in Columbus for few days
Albert Carter who has been on
the sick list for some time, is able
to be about.
Oscar Glass and wife of Joetown
Charles Scott and family of Nor
ganville and Robert McKitrick and
family visited at Lee Best's, Sunday
j. ]. Wamer of Morganville has
moved his family to Ringgold.
Clyde Thompson of Ringgold pur-
chased fine horse of j. B. Hall
last week
Yves Spencer will move onto the
Charles Harper farm, near Morgan
vile
Albert Carter and family were
callers at w. d. Balding's, Sunday.
Charles Finley bought horse of
Will Harper last week.
Mrs. VIM. Thompson and son Roy
visited Mrs. Thompson's sister Mrs.
Ella Jones of Crooksville, Sunday.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-11-11
COAL RUN

| What might have been serious
accident happened on the Water
ford bridge Wednesday. Warren
Barnhart was crossing the bridge
with a team and express, when an
auto driven by Mr.. Roberts came
up behind him, crashing into his
express, upsetting it and throwing
The horses broke loose from the
express and ran away. They were
caught in Waterford and were not
hurt Mr.. Barnhart was removed to
DR.. Dixon's office and had his
wound dressed, but had no bones
broken. He is still under the doc
tors care, and getting along fine.
Mrs. G. K. Phillis spent Friday at
the home place. Mr.. and Mrs.
Okey Simcox and family spent Sun
day evening at Geo. Parks. Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Barnhart and
family, Mrs. Ernest Schneider and
family of GAINESVILLE, and Ivan Nor
ris and Warren Barnhart were Sun
day visitors at Eliza Silvus'. Mr..
and Mrs. Charley Clark and Mr..
and Mrs. Warren Barnhart were
Beverly callers, Saturday. Mrs.
Mary Sherlock and son and Mrs.
Gladys Lewis and children spent
Monday with Nancy Simcox Mr..
and Mrs. Riley Morris and family
spent Sunday evening at Warren
Barnhart's. Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Trimbley left Monday of last week
for Friendly, o.. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Barnhart and daughter
Ruth spent Tuesday evening at R.
E. Morris. Mr.. and Mrs. Johnse
Sherlock and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ewell McKelvey and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter McKelvey and Mr..
and Mrs. F. w. Newton were Sun
day visitors at Charley Clark's.
Forrest Hutchins spent Sunday at
Orin Welch's.. .Hamer Dunlap of
Norwich visit part of last week with
relatives and friends. Word has
been received here of the death of
Milton Archibald of Keith. Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar Farson of Keith
visited at Arthur Morris Sunday
evening.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-11-11

stitute will be Nov. 1920. Plan to
attend. The regular meeting of
Bristol grange No. so, will be this
Friday evening. This is time to
elect officers for the coming year.
Try to be present. Mrs. Maggie
Daniel who has been sick, is improv-
ing slowly. Mrs. Jane Scott who
has been visiting her sister Mrs,
w. M. Gorrel, is visiting her nephew
Herschel Henderson and family Of
Rowland. Rev. and Mrs. G. c..
Van Artsdalen who have been at
the Lawrence home, have returned
to their home in Malta. Preach
ing at Bristol Presbyterian church
Sunday morning at Il o'clock, and
Sunday evening at 7:30. Sunday
school Sunday morning at 10, and
young peoples meeting in the even
ing at O'Clock. Wilkes Richard
son and family visited at G. A.
Richey's Sunday. Mrs. James Tis-
sure was also visitor at G.. A.
Richey's, She returned to her home
Sunday evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Gar
ner Dickinson of Renrock and Geo.
McGonagle of McConnelsville. visit
ed at the McGonagle home, Sunday.
III. S. Reed and family motored
to Malta, after church, Sunday
and were dinner guests at Forest
Reeds.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-11-11
CLOUD

Mrs. G.. A. Richey visited last
week with her daughter Mrs. Har-
ry Barclay of Duncan Falls, and
Mrs. James Tissure of GAINESVILLE. &.
Felicia Woodward has returned
from GAINESVILLE, where she had her
tonsils removed. She is improving
nicely. p. G. Lawrence's returned
from their visit to Indiana, Friday.
They report fine time, and had no
trouble on their way. They visited
with Mrs. Anne Lawrence at An
derson, and found her in fairly good
health. She can get around with
out the aid of her crutch. They
also visited with their uncles Alva
Mendel of Burkett and Louis Men,
del of Bourbon. C. A. Richey who
has been quite sick, is better. Mrs.
H. G.. Henderson visited with her
brothers near Rural Dale, a few
days last week. The farmers in
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-11-11
East Grove

There will be an entertainment
and box social at Shields school
house, Friday evening, Nov 12.
Mrs. Jessie Miller who has been
quite sick with pneumonia, is i'm
proving slowly.
Mrs. Dora Carr is quite sick at
this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Wagner
and children of Woodlawn, Pa,
spent Saturday night and Sunday at
Cash Barkhurst's.
The Ohio Fuel e Gas Co. have
moved their drilling machine from
the Ben Male lease to Emmett
Adrian's place, near Todds, where
they will drill for gas.
Mrs. Frank Fitch and daughters
! Bernice and Beatrice, and grand
daughter Lauribel, were Sunday
visitors of Mrs. Lucy Fitch of
Mountville.
George Johnson and family were
Sunday visitors at c. ]. Humphreys.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Syphers and
son Gerald were Stockport visitors
SATURDAY.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-11-11

church and Sunday school work.
Their son Rudy and wife have NOV
ed into the farm house.
Ernest Thorla and wife Of Zanes-
vile, who were spending week
here at the farm, were suddenly
awakened one night by the smell of
smoke, and arose hurriedly to find
the kitchen room on fire. BY
prompt action the flames were ex-
Itinguished with but little damage,
except badly charred mantle
lpiece. The SCOT had gotten afire in
the chimney
The crIge mce"rE Tat~"day
ni~ht was designated as Mems
Night," the women having had
theirs three weeks ago. The lec-
turer's hour was in the hands of a
committee, as the lecturer Miss
Rosa Paxton is absent. Although
some who had been assigned place
on the program did not show up,
those who did seemed to re-double
their efforts, and by so doing made
| it hummer. j. G. Dickinson hand
ed out some dope which may result
in the extension of high tension
electric wire to this place for light
ing purposes. Several good mu-
sical selections were rendered by
different ones, and j Lynn Reed
gave an excellent reading. Then
came what many might consider the
best part, hot coffee, sandwiches and
pie. An election of officers is an
nounced for the next meeting, Nov.
20.
There is talent here for a good
orchestra, why not have it?
A farmers Independent institute
here Monday night, Nov Is, and
two sessions the next day. One
speaker from abroad, Mrs. Dennis of
Jewett, o., J. K. Hedge of Hirams-
burg will represent farm bureau,
and J. C. Dickinson, our home man,
will do all he can gratuitously to
make it success. One of his
talks will be Fodder" Premiums
given to children for the three best
posters,
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-11-11
Farmers Institute At ChesterhiII

Farmers Institute At ChesterhiII
The farmers institute at Chester
Hill will be held Nov. 1920, with
program as follows: Friday, Nov.
10, at $50 a. M: Song by school:
invocation, Rev. Edgar b. Dean:
school program; Peter Rabbit and
his friends, Mrs Kyle; music, high
school orchestra; The spirit of
youth, F. G. Strickland fre p. m:
Music, quartet; NJ re~s place, Nrg
Kyle; mEa'c Tr m .Irs. II &
Hopkins; talk, Car Patterson; Civ
| ilization and hay, +. g. Strickland; !;
music, Mr. and Mrs. Hopkins Eight
p. m: Music, orchestra; Handi-
caps, or they conquer who believe
they can, Mrs. Kyle; music, quar-
tet; Bringing up father, F. G..
Strickland; music, orchestra. Sat-
urday morning, $50: Community
sing, led by Prof Apt; How and
what to read, Mrs. Kyle; talk, Rev
Edgar B. Dean; solo, Mrs. Frank
Calendine; The ideal rural life, F.
G. Strickland. One p. m: Music
orchestra; Stewards of Gods own
Mrs Kyle; reading, Mrs. Alta Hoon
music, orchestra; Something ripe
in Denmark, F. G.. Strickland; mu-
sic, orchestra; report of commit
tees.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-11-11
Roberts Resumes Work
After Taking Tanlac
Severe Stomach Trouble, Dizziness and Other Serious
Ailments Relieved. NoW Being Congratulated
by Friends ON His Surprising Recovery

II good health seems slipping from
you; if indigestion, nervousness, and
ailments caused by q rundown condi-
ton torture you, benefit from the re-
markabie experience of J. r. Roberts,
1924 Superior Avenue, Cleveland.
He recently said: my condition
was unbearable. A year ago my stom-
ach bothered me 30 / had to give I'D
work. Nervousness made sleep impos-
sible. / was always tired and worn
out. My hands shook like leaf. I
had no appetite for food. And when /
ate | suffered from indigestion and
gas, which made me beIch and caused
burning pains around my heart.
Since taking Tanlac / have been
much better | am feeling stronger
and healthier. eat everything with
out thought of pain. Tanlac drove
away the dizziness and constipation,
and Gained my nerves. Everyone
should take it, regularly"
Mr.. Roberts is only one of thousands
of fortunate men and women now en-
joying the benefits of good health and
vital strength, thanks to Tanlac. the