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HUDSON COACH. 1926; $3.50: excellent
condition, new paint: will consider Ford
coupe in part payment: by owner. Address
Box 2S9-X Star Office.
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ELECTRICAL WIRING-will give. you 90
months 10 pay. For every electrical REQUIRE
rlent call ON us. Estimates cheerfully sub
Iaitted. Penn. Electric Co. oil eth st. NV
Don't forget our new address. Call Main
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MoT9k AE Nt nj E Over ffSSR S96Pf
tx BAALL6ooN ,, TIRES IN PERFECT sHAPF
II PERFECT MECHANICAL CoNDiTIoH
FAINT EXCEPTI0NALLY GOOD. YOt
PRICE. CASH OR TERMS. GUARAN-
TEED. THE r. L. TAYLOR MOTOR CON
PANY. 1870 14th ST, NV. NORTH $500
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WTLLYS-:KNIGHT TOURING 1925 - Very
late model: balloon tires. hampers. notion
eter. park and stop light. The general con
ditlon OF this car is almost equal 20 new. az
a saving Of 5000: one whole year TO pay
Wardm an Justice. I'LL I4th,
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FORD COUPE. 1925: in good condition. bal
loon tires: lock weel; parking light. front
Motor Co., 215 Pa. ave Sc See Mr. Pierce
Omen SUNDAYS
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star
readers. Any complaint found nee
essary to be made to The Star
will receive prompt attention. For
admission to Recommended Serv.
ice Column call Main 5000, Branch
1l5.
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sPECIALIST ON NERVE AND RHECMA-
tism hot oil electrical and hand maSsages'
81 y. Y. ave. MADE ME GOfETTEA at
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PERSONAL.

LADIES' COATS Refined. PRICE REA-
sonable. Bring your coat to ll2l 24th ST.
Nv Ant 4l0 3"
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FOR 4SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

W1slLLYS KNIGHT ROADSTER, 1923 model
looking roadster. the condition of which
this Has practically new tires. bumpers
s sios snleId. stop lights, etc. wardman-Jus
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| HUDSON COACH. 1925: condition good ::
equipped with bumper: fender guards; spare par,
| ror. stop and parking light: q real value at
S776. terms if desired, West 1884
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COMPARE TERMS.

Cigar stand. located in busy downtown
ONCE bldg: hours. 8 to s pm; no SUNDAY
or holiday: rent only $50 mo-: does large large
stands are very seldom offered for sale, at
they require no experience to run and they
earn a good living.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-03-07

NASH
DON'T ENVY

The fellow who bought a bet
ter used car" Follow our adj
vice and Remember the Ad
dress"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-03-07

AUTO AND COACH PAINTING. refined-Let
NJ. Wallace Blaine paint your car for you:
quality best in city excepting none; price
right. 261O University place NV. Adams
500. Dnged. broken tenders and radiators
repaired equal to new.
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LOOKING FOR A
BUSINESS?
SEE Us FRS |

JILL ~ y linz L
Dry goods. located in Mt. Pleasant section
doing $4,000 year; living rooms; price
reasonable owner wishes TO retire. ,
Cigars. soda fountain. etc. centrally 10;
Gated. doing very good business: viii seli
ing Best buy in the city. ,,
Junk business: long lease. rent reaSonaole
Delicatessen and soda fountain on Pa ave
established over 20 years. Owner wishes 10
retire. - 49,
Large poolroom; located on one Of OF the ne
be appreciated. Don't fail TO investigate this
opportunity. Owner leaving town on &C
count OF outside interest. :.
Tailoring and cleaning }sahop, located IN
Bakery in good section of city; old estab-
lished stand: living room and bath. A very
Cafeteria on business street across from
Government department; long lease: receipts
OF 500 per week. Well stocked Ssd and mod
Grocery doing excellent business must be
seen to be appreciated. Long lease. Living
Delicatessen in good business , location ton
transient trade. A good opportunity tor
n1It leI @NoSSTJr~J[ CAT nc AMI
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Grocery. doing $3.50 wkly.; cash trade
5-year lease; rent only $50. Price. 81 .OOC
Grocery doing over $62 900 yearly: s
year lease: reasonable rent. Price, So, 200.
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Garage and gas station. doing $500 wkly.
aside from profits Of car agency; 4 gas
pumps, oil, storage and repairs; capacity
80 cars: rent only $225. 10-year lease
good stock: price reasonable.
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Confectionery. doing $3.50 to $500 wkly.
reasonable rent: good lease; price, $500.
Confectionery and delicatessen, room
and bath: 5-year lease; doing $3.50 to $4O(
wkly. Price. $4,000. Terms.
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40 CORDS SLAB WOOD. LOOT LENGTH.
$i2 cord delivered. Columbia 69l4 after. D.
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old: cost over So. 100: fully equipped sacri-
flee ST .aov: can finance. 1921 14th. y.
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SPEECH DEFECTS

SPEECH DEFECTS
DIRECTED. Latest methods. Special attention
. pre-school children. Phone Col. S942. To-.
FURNITURE-Party desires to
purchase some used furniture,
also baby grand piano. Phone
Franklin 1894
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WILLIS KNIGHT COUPE SEDAN. 6-cyl.
driven 1900 miles: perfect coLdicon; viii
take 81 $50: terms TO responsible party
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Restaurant doing $500 wkly.. now. over
SO, 900 wkly. in Summer. including small
hotel above, with 5-year lease; rent only
$3.50 mo for hotel and restaurant. Income
from rooms, pays all overhead with addition
al profit leaving rent for restaurant
wonderful bargain. Price only $4,000
Terms arranged Rooms always filled.
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Beauty parlor, 8 rooms and bath; rent
only $s5; splendid NV. location; good bust.
ness Price only $500.
Barber shop (colored): rent only $50:
receipts, $140 wkly;: price, $1,1o0; fully
barber shop: rent. $35 wkly.: receipts
$50; good lease new fixtures. Price $500
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and store splendid stock; gasoline pumps.
! kerosene pump, 9 oil pumps; rent only
S16O: price. $1,000. Terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-03-07

UsED CAR No. 2Os9-FORD FORDOR Sc
pan "a MOTOR EXCELLENT NEW REAR
PAINT AID UPH6LsTERY- Else SHAFT
MEE dTfkA CASH tbs Or C fERR RgCG GAF
ANTEED 80 DAYS. THE X: L. TAYLOR
MOTOR COMPANY. 1S40 18th ST. NV
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r WILL RID YOUR HOME OF MICE OR
caches. For estimate write MOREWOOD.
BOX 1908, L St p. O. -
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BROKEN FORD ENGINE HEADS exchanged
for good ones at So 80. Cracked cylinders
repaired in cars; all broken metals welded
Weldit Co.. Gle LIST st. NV.
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WlLLYS-kNlGHT TOURING. 1924: good as
new: bargain. S575. 1921 14th st. NV.
WILLYS:KNIGHT COUPE-SEDAN. late 1872.
mnoueI: balloon tires. bumpers. automaE. >
WINTER front on radiator. Looks and De, :
forms like brand-new car. Saving of nearly
ToOV: one whole year to pay. Wardman-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-03-07

Buick touring. only $40 cash payment
with small monthly note Look al tho
following low priced cars at John Pendie-
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$EbRN NE N% sT s9fi' GAN S2HP BE EoTTo o2f
ERRoM new, CAR PERFECT FROM Tol
CASH OR TERMS SAVE OVER Sioo o.
THIS CAR. GUARANTEED. THE r. I
LAY LOR MOTOR COMPANY. 1910 18th ST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-03-07

remodelng OF ali kinds Bungalow garages
and sleeping porches built. Plans furnished
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EMERSON & ORME,
BUICK DEALERS"
OFFER

OFFER
the following cars which are
dollar TO- dollar values. Prices
and terms that make it easy to
buy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-03-07

BOX SPRINGS MATTRESSES and pillows
Set ready for spring. Let us renovate yours.
Right prices and prompt service assured.
EAGLE BEDDING CO. 1123 9TH ct. NV.
Phone NJ 1892
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-03-07

Wholesale laundry. clearing 500. daily
rent S125 thoroughly modern equipment.
price $40 900, No retail work
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FACIAL HAIR PERMANENTLY REMOVED.
81 facial treatment. Use and 81 hot oil
shampoo. 81 plain shampoo. 5Oc 3O9 kresge
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Delicatessen, doing $3.50 wkly.; Bye
lease: rent. $50. Price. $4,000. Terms
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! HUDSON SEDAN. 1923: 7-passenRer: newly
painted: good condition: exceptionally good
| value for $3.50; terms II desired. Foss
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IN PRIVATE HOME OF PRACTICAL
NURSE-Best, care before and during con
finement: confidential. Address, giving phone
number. Address Box I2-Z. Star office. 81
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people prefer 4 Knight h4 motor no r'' The motors
a improve with use. This car has
snubbers. bumper. lock-on motome.er and
0 ONE extras Upholstery is the finest plush
here long at $500. or SieS down payment
and ST month for IL months including
finance charges Wardman-I Justice I'LL l4th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-03-07

HUPP TOURING = Late model; slightly
used: low mileage; 3 cord tires and several
S3o8: IL months to pay for it Trade your
car in. See Mr. Springman. Peck's Garage.
L. al mig 7o
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CARPENTER AND CONTRACTOR All
kinds of remodens. garages porches house
tepsiring; store fronts; no job too large or
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LIP COVERS. OVERSTUFFED SEPARATE
ushions snap fasteners tape-bound S21 rs
llp. r L. Isherw God. 1909 9th n W. Fr. 81 10.
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Tailor shop and valet service. located in
large apartment on 14th St. NV; Rent,
dry agency. Will be sold. small cash pay
nlent. Price for. quick sale at $500.
If you want 10 buy or sell see
p. +. CARLEH.
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effective SERvICE FOR OVER FORTY
EARS. PHONE FRANKLIN 6700. BRAD
ORD. INC. TRANSPORTATION BLDG.
mh3e
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Pool and bowling. tables. alleys
rent, $50. Price, $1,000. Terms
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AUTOMOBILES by auction at weschler's.
92O Pa. ave. NV. every Wee: & sat. 10 am
JORDAN. late model touring: good mechanl
cal condition: good paint: a good buy. $3.50
Oakland touring. new battery; new paint
excellent condition: SIS.
Ford touring. good running condition
new paint: good rubber: 500. See McCub
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BRASS BEDS RELACQUERED and repaired:
auto reflectors. replated. silver plating re-
ing Co. 1227 d 81. NV. After Line. 294S.
BUELL. & CO.. contractors and builders in
al branches; work of the better class: esti.
endon. Va. Clar. lOIh mar26s
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B FsIg oEo4NKD ITR9EURlNS LATEST STYLL
MONTHS dip: USED As DRNoNsTRA.
T T2R of AID IS IN PERFECT CONDITION
THiS CAR GrARANTEEaDG- CASH liSHH or
Low TERMS. TIKI. r. l.. TAYLOR MOTOR
66NenMdPANf. 1910 18th ST. nv. NORTH
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TLOORs-ELECTRIC MACHINE and hand
sniehnx: efficient reasonable; reliable seq.
ACE. 3: (. Nash. 1871 9th St. Cpl. 4:3I. /
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DELICATESSEN.

Busy 14th ST. corner: will sell for 50 900
cash: 5000 week business Address Box
3s33-A. star ofhce.
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Millinery business. NV. section. doing
price. So. 1000. Terms. A bargain.
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Market stand. doing about 500 wkly.: low
rent light and refrigeration furnished
delicatessen, butter and eggs: hours to 9
pm daily. Price, $4,000.
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MOTHERS. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE
arl Barber School and send your children IN
tor free work Mems work also free
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.LECTRICAL TREATMENT, ACUTE AM
hronic cases. IL to 3 pm. 31S Kresge
ildg.: Sunday. ll:30 to l pm. GRACE
ASH Phi c. %
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CHIROPRACTIC & ELECTRO THERAPY.
4. am TO pm lll0.F st. NV, Room
20. Main ssl A. V, HENKELS. 81
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-06
Board Appoints Sam Yarneli
Local Judge Until January |

Sam Yarnell, for many years resi-
dent of Douglas, was appointed by the
Cochise county board of supervisors al
a meeting Friday to serve as justice OF
the peace in the Douglas precinct un-
til January /, 1927, at which time Judge
W. C. Jack will take the office. he
having been elected at the general
election Tuesday
At the board meeting Friday the SUI
pervisors C o n d Il tie their regular
monthly oudit of demands and took
care of other routine business The
supervisors were visited by a number
of road delegations from various dis
tricts of the county.
Road conditions throughout the
county are declared to be in good con-
dition generally. despite the great
amount Of work necesstated by the
recent flood. John Hart, Douglas mem
ber of the board. stated that the road
work is progressing rapidly and that
most of the undesirable conditions re-
ported 20 the board have been taken
care Of
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-06
Exhibits From All Parts Of
County Sent to State Fair

More than 60 individual exhibits of
agricultural products from Cochise
county have been shipped to Phoenix
for the state fair which will be held
there from November s to 13, it was
learned Friday from Charles L. Meloy,
representative of the Douglas Cham
ber of Commerce and Mines, who left
to arrange the exhibits.
1t was learned that in addition to the
exhibits shipped from Douglas Prof.
Lawrence Morris, agricultural teacher
Of the Marcus consolidated schools, Will
gather many more exhibits from st.
David Pomerene and Benson, taking
them to Phoenix by truck. Prof. Nor
ris will assist Meloy in arranging the
exhibits.
Additional agricultural exhibits have
already been shipped from the San
Simon district and it is understood that
a great many individual exhibits will
be sent in from all parts of the county
for exhibition in the domestic science
department.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-06
BEWARE THE
COUGH / H OR ! COLD
THAT HANGS ON

Persistent coughs and colds lead to seri.
Gus trouble. You can stop them now with
Creomulsion, an emulsifed creosote that
is pleasant to take. Creomulsion is new
medical discovery with two-fold action; it
soothes and heals the indamed membranes
and inhibits germ growth.
OF all known drugs, crcosote is recog.
nized by high medical authorities as one
Cf the greatest healing agencies for per-
sistent coughs and colds and other forms
Of throat troubles. Creomulsion contains,
in addition to creoso:e, other healing ele-
mcnts which soothc and heal the infected
membranes and stop the irritation and
Inflammation, while the creosote goes on
to the stomach, is absorbed into the blood,
attacks tho scat of the trouble and checks
the growth Of the germs.
)Creomulsion is guaranteed satisfactory
in the treatment of persistent coughs and
colds, bronchial asthma, bronchitis and
other forms Of respiratory diseases, and is
excellent for building up the system after
colds or flu. Money refunded if any cough
or cold is not relieved after taking accord
ing to directions. Ask your druggist. (advl
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-06
Xalis Kin, Victim ofHunting
Accident, Dies Thursday

George Rotziokos, a brother-in-law
of James N. Xalis, president of the
Lyric Amusement company, was acci-
dentally shot while hunting near No
gales Wednesday afternoon and later
died in Nogales, according to word re-
ceived in this city.
Rotziokos and Gus Provas, cousin
of Xalis, were hunting on a ranch not
far from Nogales Wednesday afternoon
when in some manner Provas gun was
accidentally d S a g e d, mortally
wounding Rotziokos The injured man
was brought into Nogales, Sonora, and
died "a hours later.
The two men had been intimate
friends for more than 20 years. Friends
of the men state that since the fatal
accident occurred Provas has been
prostrated with grief.
Rotziokos was in business in Nogales
and leaves wife and three children
Funeral services will be conducted on
Sunday in Nogales.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-06
SCARCITY OF HOUSES
IN CITIES TURNS MANY
TO OTHER LOCALITIES

That the housing situation in Doug
las has become so serious that pros
pective residents are being turned
away from the city was learned Friday
from directors of the Douglas Chamber
Of Commerce and Mines, who issued an
appeal to the property owners of Doug
las to cooperate with the local cham
Der in bringing about solution of the
problem.
AS a result of the publicity work
which is being carried on in the inter-
est of the city many tourists haye
stopped off in Douglas during the past
six weeks with a possible view to re-
siding here Unfortunately, desirable
homes are not for rent or for sale in
l,sufficient number to meet the appar-
ent demand
1t was learned from the chamber of
commerce that four persons had left
the city in as many days because they
had been unable to find desirable quar-
ters,
THE first magazine advertisements of
the Borderland Climate club will ap-
pear this month, and it is anticipated
from duNdHCc lHulCdllOlio tHal thC tCUi
list influx into the city will be consid-
erably increased IT is pointed out that
if the city is unable to provide houses
for potential new residents the effort
and money expended by the Borderland
Climate club and the chamber of COM
tmerce will have been in vain.
1t is the belief of chamber of COM
merce directors that many residents of
the city have ample room in their
homes to rent one or more furnished
or unfurnished rooms and they offer it
as their opinion that during the COM
ing months little difficulty will be ex-
perienced in finding desirable tenants.
3The most serious angle of the situa-
tion is the scarcity of houses available
for rent. Records of the chamber of
commerce show that during the past
six weeks more than score of pros
pective new residents have left the city
10 go on to Tucson or Phoenix because
they were unable to find suitable
houses.
1t is requested that anyone having a
house for rent, either furnished or un-
furnished, or rooms or apartments for
rent, communicate with the chamber
of commerce so that the information
will be available for new arrivals in
the city.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-06
Arizona Credit Association
To Meet Here November Is

The Arizona State Credit associa-
tion is to meet in Douglas, Saturday,
November IS, it was announced Fri
day by H. c. Stillman, vice presi-
dent Of the association and secretary
CT the Douglas Business Mems Pro-
tective association.
Secretaries of the credit associa-
tions in all sections OF the state
Will attend the meeting, as Will D.
NJ. Hibbirs. Of Jerome, president of
the Arizona State Credit association.
The meeting of the association will
he held in the office of the Bus;.
ness Mems Protection association at
u y. M, November Is. At 7'90
o'clock of the same evening the
business men of the city who belong
t. the local credit association will
tender dinner to the visiting dele.
gates at the Douglas CoGntry club.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-06
CONDONS ON WAY EAST; !;
VISIT MAY BEAR UPON
LOCAL POWER PROJECT

e. ]. Condor, president of the GEN
eral Power and Light company of
Chicago, Ills, of which company the
Arizona Edison company is sud
sidiary, left Douglas this morning
for Chicago, after having spent many
weeks in various sections OF tho
state, inspecting the power plants in
which the eastern company is inter-
ested.
e. J. Condor, Jr, has already de-
Parted for the cast and Mrs. Condor
who accompanied her husband to
Douglas Friday afternoon is leaving
on the Golden State Limited for her
home in Chicago.
Joseph Sexton, manager of the Ari-
zona Ellison company, stated Friday
night that Condor Will not go di-
rectly to Chicago but will make sew
Icral stops in the southwest. Sex
ton left the city this morning with
Condor and said that he expected
to he absent for several days.
Although neither Condor nor Sex
ton would affirm or deny the report,
il is understood that the power COM
pany is planning to run a power line
through the Sulphur Springs valley
and particular s sgnificance is attach :
ed to Condon's several visits to
Douglas during the past two months
Sexton did not state the nature OF
the business upon which he and con-
don are to confer during the mex,
few days travel and when questioned
regarding the probability of his com.
pany starting construction of power
line through the valley Sexton re-
piled that he might have state
ment to offer in the near future.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-06
$4,000 NEEDED
FOR BRIDGES OF
.COCHISE COUNTY

A total of $l12,200 is necessary to re-
pair and rebuild the bridges OF Cochise
county that We're damaged and destroy
ed ny floods about October /, according
to County Supervisor John Hart. This
amount will be divided as follows
Naco -Bisbee bridge, replacement, $500;
Greenbush wash bridge, replacement,
$500: Palominas bridge, repairs, S35O0;
Hereford bridge, replacement, $63,9OO;
Benson Wilcox bridge, replacement,
S63,9OO, and Bisbee wash bridge on
Double Adobe road, $500. The earth
work on all bridges will cost $500.
The estimate of the cost Of the vari-
ous bridges was submitted to the hoard
of supervisors Thursday by T.. r. Rob-
inson, consulting bridge engineer of
lei Paso. The supervisors at once sent
a telegram to ;he state tax commission
at Phoenix asking for hearing on
their request for the money necessary
for the bridges.
The Naco-Bisbee bridge was entirely
washed out and the channel of the
wash greatly widened, increasing the
span necessary for bridging The
Greenbush wash bridge on the Bisbee-
Palominas road was entirely washed
out. This bridge formerly required a
sharp turn on each side for approaches
and the plans now call for the align
ment of the bridge with the road elimi-
mating the two dangerous curves.
Banks are good at this point and 1t is
expected that the new bridge VIII re-
sist flood of like proportions.
At Palominas the bridge was sub
jected to severe strain and the entire
amount necessary for repairs Will be
spent on realignment. Two spans of
the Hereford bridge washed away, but
it is expected that one, span can be
replaced and another partially sal
vaged.
All of the bridgework at Benson was
washed away, portions of the steel
work being located 25 miles down the
river. The intention of the board is
to relocate this bridge, placing it as
near to the new location Of the South
ern Pacific bridge as possible on the
downstream side of the Espee struc-
ture. A 30O-foot span will be neces-
sary to bridge the river at this point
and the present road will have to be
partially relocated.
Supervisor Johnson insisted upon the
inclusion of the bridge across Bisbee
wash on the Double Adobe road, citing
the predicament which travellers on the
road find themselves during the rainy
seasons any time of the year. Johnson
stated that n tremendous volume of
water moved down the wash during the
late storm, widening the banks of the
wash and causing tito become almost
impassable The bridge at this point
was therefore included in the appro-
Driation. rbYas5..y