davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-11-20

emily the atmosphere cleared at once
after the defeat Of the rebellious In
dams and the death of Swordbearer.
Indians and whites we're again on
friendly terms Immediately.
Fort Custer, from which troops were
dispatched to the Crow Indian agency,
was located at the confluence Of the
Little Big Horn and the Big Horn
rivers. Fort Keogh, whence reinforce
ments were brought during the Sword
bearer uprising, was on Tongue river.
Henry A. Firth and Edward w.
Dunno, both of whom later became
prominent citizens of Billings, where
soldiers in the Eleventh infantry when
that regiment was sent up the Yellow
stone to construct Fort Custer. The
fort was built in 1877, the year fol-
lowing the Custer massacre.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-11-20

Oliver Goldsmith, author of 1.-THE
Vicar of Wakefield" wa held prisoner
by his landlady while DR.. Samuel john
son peddled the novel-and sold it for
him.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-11-20

For Amazingly Quick Relief
Get Genuine Bayer Aspirin
You can now get Genuine BAYER
ASPIRIN for virtually II a tablet
at any drug store.
Two full dozen now. in a flat
pocket tin, for 25fl Try this new
package. Enjoy the real Bayer
article now without thought of pricel
Do this especially if you want
quick relief from a bad headache.
neuritis or neuralgia pains. Note
illustration above, and remember,
BAYER ASPIRIN works fast.
And ask for it by its full name -
BAYER ASPIRIN - not by the
name" aspirin alone when you buy.
Get it next time you want quick
relief.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-11-20
GENUINE
BAYER ASPIRIN
IA TABLET!
Bayer Tablets
Dissolve Almost
Instantly

In 2 seconds by stop
watch .
Y Aspirin tablet
starts to ~disintegrate
and 60 to work. Drop .
Bayer Aspirin tablet in
to . glass Of water. By
the time It hits the bot
tom Of the glass II is
disintegrating. What
happens in this glass
-. happens In your
stomach.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-08-21
Polkd Dot Tunic o

splashed with crisp white, or any
favorite shade or material that
expresses your personality, maxi
ing this ensemble yours alone.
Barbara Bell Pattern No.
1927-B is available for sizes: IL,
IA, 16, is and 20. Size IA requires
2 "a yards of IS or 39-inch ma
terial for the tumic and 2 yards
for the skirt. Send is cents in
coins.
Send for the Fall Pattern Book
containing Barbara Bell WE'LL
planned, easy-to-make patterns.
Exclusive fashions for children,
young women, and matrons. Send
Is cents for your copy.
Send your order to The Sewing
Circle Pattern Dept, 2H w.
Forty-third St., New York, N. Y.
g Bell syndicate.-WNU Service.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-08-21

Even the slenderest of clothes
allowances will permit including
this clever tunic frock in your
wardrobe. It's the ver. dress
you've been wanting . so per-
feet for town, country, commut.
ing and vacationing.
The tunic has a blue polka dot
on white ground and flares partly
from a tiny waist held by a pat
ent belt. The lines conform to
the current wide shoulder vogue
while pulled sleeves push up at
the shoulder a la Margot. You
may wear the neckline open hav-
ing revers in the same or con-
trasting color, or buttoned high
and ornamented with a clip pin
or bouquet. Your friends will
srccumb to the charm Of your
black and white shantung model,
polka dotted satin, pastel sheer
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-08-21

-A-l~ ~
Y1y sessue ciup
S.sIs 80 emcisM re gestang
49, aeseEmined ep9eelaoa rom
1919 csoaenam. Maul?-Dxainea
49, 49, . vsill!me ~ Wrcek
- zane 20 eng = me can -
y4So some quic3 ana easy oouen'
nave - on ssroae pressure 9
n.Ho nm vose ZOE uneir nlgns pese-
~ krAp. - yoene msenase,s
S1.y S.swes y unst y Wla pe : vesy
ek ~ petofc ~ gu. O1s M
Is. - a.ve cArEleo INC SalSn1.
sl3sy yeeks q s unsnl.o
~ Mscnon WAs sS0cAey I.
xsscs 49, E1ECSenn 49, co1ls
~ 1919 ~ .c..eoa secessc
scnmenns,s 1aInet ~
sI Es.llle g1plel ~ 49, 49,
49, ~. 49, ~
sp.s 2 asuals.Ss
~
- - - lnc
-
o sar IaMDace Snlck na nlansI
nopes 70 rs tne nrst mar. y
- seven.y years q Ioo.Daal
pisy uaIougn GU 1880 :.
! uelsat. Ie was ou. = onss :,
wnen iale Inaa ule
G. Assel ~ slnce 100
~ ulgre oe any 49, = uis ~,
Sap va. vavy anu. Lolu!IlD!a "e
.,.s. ssiuay nlen. snas.eau :. sSa.
uumay a..elloonl LOT .ae 1 uu:
81. ailie a. VIZ nlu snIs
nooDy 49, r,as.uos.s
49, = 80
$3.50 Mean 80. go
st*ss e ~ &c - -
$500. aMr anyl 80;
M s.o;s.n - - aaas ~ .ha fan.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-08-21
MlNnhDM q
o question:

Custard pies should first be
started to bake in a hot oven to
set the crust, then the heat of the
oven should be quickly reduced SO
that the custard may cook slowly.
Raisin sauce served on steamed
or baked cottage buildings makes
a good Winter dessert and one
advised for children.
# the chicken is well rubbed in
side and out with a cut lemon be-
fore being cooked it will make the
meat white, juicy and tender.
When you have potatoes left
over from a meal do not peel, as
a cold potato keeps better with
the jacket on. If peeled, it dries
on the outside and must be
trimmed before using, and that is
wasteful. Also, an economical way
to prepare mashed potatoes is
boil them in their Jackets, peel
and then mash.
= ~
Leftover caulifiower can be dip
ped in cracker crumbs and egg
and fried in deep fat and served
for luncheon or supper.
80
After washing white silk stock
ings or gloves and rinsing them
thoroughly be sure to hang them
in the shade to dry. This will keep
them white.
Q Associated Nswspapers-wNU Service.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-08-21

New York baseball writer's
are wondering if Jimmy Wilson
knows that the Phillies' trainer
practically throws them out Of the
clubhouse each time they seek to
visit the Philly manager.
After taking so long to join the
Pro Lawn Tennis association,
Berkeley Bell now Is sad because
he surrendered. A week sitter he
came through with his dues he was
notified that he had been suspend
ed and fined $40 for playing In nm
sanctioned matches . Harry
Tinniswood, once famed rs center
forward for the old Longfellow's
soccer team, now Is one Of Port
Chester's most eminent citizens.
Statisticians report that 80 per
cent Of the fighters now competing
on the weekly cards are Italians.
Stuffed shirts Of sports break
out into cold sweats every time
Pat Robinson approaches them. He
is one Of that decreasing number OF
great reporters who cannot be
shush shushed BY master minds
seeking to get away with some
new lunacy Or larceny Trap
shooting is one sport where youth
does not always have to be served.
Charlie (Sparrow) Young, who won
the Ohio State championship this
year. is nearly eighty years old.
Players say that the best umpire
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-08-21
"A Little is Founder. Ted,
Made 243 Hits in a Season

Want to know the man who
achieved It rs well rs 2l3 hits, q
record toward which not even the
giant Hank Greenberg may aspire?
No, ! am not trying to hid you.
That pale little fellow with the thin,
cheeks and the angular elbows fold
ed across q narrow chest is not the
bat boy. This is on the level, Ted,
no matter what the boys at school
may have told you. What? How
could such q half pint rise to the
heights when strapping pitchers
and burly, far~ranging infielders
rallied to defend against him?
Let MS, still Imagining that We are
back In the ninetics, ask him. See
how he gaxes steadily 1t MS while .
knobby chin ceases moving and 4
wad Of chewing gum gets . mo-
ment's rest. Listen.
That's easy" Wee willie Kee-
Ter Is saying. II just hit 'em where
they amt"
Translated into more elegant
terms, Ted, this atom Of q man,
scarcely bigger then than you are
now, has explained the superiority
Of mind over matter.
Along with John McGraw, anoth-
or great little guy, Wee willie
changed the trend Of the game,
caused rules to be revised. Their
ability to tap the ball out Of reach
Of the felders brought science into
. sport that had subsisted ON force.
ThNy proved the worth az the hunt,
the sacriice. tho hit-and-run play.
When they joined the immortal
old Orioles they were such scrawny
little guys that other players
laughed and said they should not be
permitted to do anything more
strenuous than carry bats. They
fought with frantic muscles, hery
tongues and quick brains. They
never ceased trying, learning. Be-
fore long the fans were fighting to
get into the parks to rec them. For
more than thirty years after that
the greater little guy, McGraw, was
TO continue az one Of the biggest
men IN The history Of the game.
O. eenrss, that was leng ags,
Tcd, III H. beys % seheo1 ten
ysu Tat simllaf thlngs = loager
ean happe1. 1nGtead, WAon - $
t11nsh ~ ian ~ fhom a6Uut he.
~ I'M yshnstsn ~ Gym Wa1ker.
Whan'mulcls jnstesdIo y heazf was
A1-ALLAAmE AH-AA|II--L-AA ALL--"T"Mxs. n
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-08-21

old he was kind OF
small for the honors
he really was seek
ing and the grown
up boys used to say
q lot more about.
him than the boys
at YOU school pos
sibly could imagine.
He did not fret
about it. Instead,
years after most
men IN his line
would have been
taZ 49,
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-08-21

are liOt SoAH6
grow old and SO go
about u work or
play as If we e
still youthful. This
is Of course the idea
that it is better to
e out than to
rust out and most
of us viii agree that
it is better to live
until we die (really
live) than it is to
decide that we are
~
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-08-21
Seasonal weight Changes

Tharo aro corno indivysd,,o1c ,r,hoco-
we;ght never ha,," 49,
I n,,nhara Last da.ar ,,ha
rem a ths 900 n,a;aht fnu
&c lons .s tu,ant, 1asrs 81 1890
Ivy"
y " put on 'lres
T,a.thar snd Io.s = sa.;n 49,
the warn westhar cosas Th;s
vsrv 90 +aanhas saanss .;.n1s
iessonNo,,r sps;sht nnon
The food wa 81 snd tha amo,ut p -
u,ork dona - av-arc;s .aLae, :
= 3 a.4S..,I.s s:mn.,
tar for the oueru,sisht - c,,t down
his sood ;ntaEe d,,r;ns the oooi
weather. About tbree-fo1rths of the
food We eat i needed ~ srnnlv
heat and enerov - The hodv even
IL we did absol,ntaIv N workEin
fact II we were a%ct,,aIIv Iv;no in
bed. The other fourth If the food
we eat is used or should he used
|by work 81 exercise
Unfortunately orr 4 overvsiobt
friends haca,,ss +ba 81 - oao1 81
that their appetite e ! little sharn-
er and thew eat more ~ The foods
which create heat and store fat
on the BODY. nat Is the starch
|foods-potatoes. bread sugar mas
try and the "a. foods-.cream hut.
ter. and fat meats 4
Nou II. a~tra .. o.a e,t
would he Iii r;sh. Is H., az" u,o'iS
.. uiSy "ouAu
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-08-21
Dir Dean .~.Speriments''
With Brand New Pitch

Dizzy Dean says he Is ''speri-
mentin,'' with q new pitch, but re-
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-08-21

#ESa4pAsESEgHEs3 OAAsE X GA SoAy Nyo
in fact, and so rust out.
But the cross roads can be met
in the spirit of the editorial quoted
above; that is moderation in all
things.
What does moderation mean?
Extra Hour in Bed
Moderation means that in the
matter Of sleep n rest we take an
extra hour in bed each night wheth-
er we sleep or not. OF that during
the day we snatch few minutes
rest by lying down. completely re
Taxed. Gladstone knew how to rest
for q few minutes at different times
during the day, and Edison. al
though he got along on four to six
hours rest at night, always had a
couch in his workroom on which he
could relax at times during the
day.
In the matter Of food moderation
means cutting down on all food by
Is per cent, and perhaps as much
as half on meat and eggs If our
work is indoors and sitting down.
II we. do real physical work food
need not be reduced in amount.
In the matter OF exercise modera-
ton means simply regular walk
ing daily or golfing two or three
times a week. Badminton or ten
mis- should be played only by ten
mis- players who have kept up their
game; it is dangerous for others.
That body Of yours will enable
you to really live until you die"
il you use moderation at the pc.
riod Of middle-age. =
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-08-21
One Must

Mrs. Simpton - Daughter, let
me impress upon you that you
should never let a man kiss you.
Dorothy = How perfectly silly,
mamma. You certainly wouldn't
want me to have to do all the
kissing, would you?
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-08-21

with Variations

A small Negro boy, with a part
in the school entertainment, was
to appear on the platform (quot-
ing from the MASTERY "Be not
afraid: it is l." It was a scared
bit Of dusky humanity which.
finally appeared and, with a gulp,
said, Don't git skeered. Tain't
nobody but me."-Pleasant Hill
Times.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-08-21

Up and Down
The deep-sea diver was hard at
work on the ocean bed. Suddenly
an urgent voice came over the
telephone which connected him
with the boat above.
whats the matter, chum?" he
asked. q
Come up quickly" he heard.
"The captains just told me the
bloomin' boats sinking"
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-08-21
The Conquest

The Conquest
"I'm the happiest woman in the
world. I'm marrying the man I
want"
"Oh, that's nothing. True hap
piness comes to a girl who mar
ries the man somebody else
wants!"
Nogales international., 1936-12-19
WEEK OF

Continued from Page One)
vehicle Laws for each of it's mem
berS and they have been asked to
tamll1arize themselves with all pro-
visions that they may more intelli-
gently perform their duties. They
also brought to the attention of the
Council various traffic violations
which are so frequent and so flag
rant that various complaints of
near accidents have made it imper-
ative that some action be taken. A
further suggestion was made by this
group that something be done to-
ward the instruction and regulation
sd children riding bicycles on the
city streets.
Chairman H. p Watkins suggest
de, and the suggestion was made a
motion which carried unanimously.
that the week from December 10th
to 9th inclusive be made a special
Safety Week and that by publicity
of various kinds people be made
conscious Of the tendancy at this
season of the year to be careless in
driving. In this manner 1t is hoped
that many accidents may be avoid
ed.
The Council ended it's session by
the election Of central committee
which will be steering committee
and clearing house for the activi-
ties of the various groups through
out the county.
Nogales international., 1936-12-19
NOGALES INTERNATIONAL
and in full force and effect.


Mr. R Frazier then following order notice
bond which
adoption
ORDER AND NOTICE BOND SALE.
hereby
County public
proposals will be received by Supervisors
County, Arizona at the o'clock A. M the
DECEMBER 1886 the office OF said Board Supervisors
Nogales County Arizona the
Sixteen Thousand Five Hundred 16oo Dollars funding
of School District Number Cruz County Arizona all said
bonds be dated July 1896 to bear interest at the rate OF four 4
said
follows Three $3Oo0oo Dollars July
1912 Three Thousand Five Hundred
$0OO Dollars on the first day OF July IN each OF the years 1914
Delivery payment for said bonds shall be
office the County of Santa Cruz County in the Court
House at Nogales Arizona
said bonds will be received until the
hour abovenamed must be enclosed in sealed envelope with the
All bids
than five 59 of the
of such bid payable the order OF the County Treasurer
the event such bidder shall not
the terms his purchase awarded to him.
sale said bonds that the
District Number One Santa Cruz Con
Arizona interest the of four (4) cent per annum
aggregate principal July 1885, until such
such sale actually withdrawn from
the custody said bidder paid
said Santa County.
the right to reject and all
bids return such certified checks
copy notice sale be
published Nogaes published
Cunty Arizona for four
secutve weeks beginning November 7th, 1886
VIM G. s1N1oNroN
Clerk OF of Supervisors,
County, State Arizona
adopt by Jones'
upon
o Supervisors voted follows
W. H. Hathaway Chairman. "Aye"
Frazier Member, voted "Aye'
Jones, Member, voted AYE"
Mr. B appeared
regard valuation of property
be
made in the property at this time
OF
property douby
under investigation
appeared
informed could
change at this time
Upon A.
gales the widows
appeared
property drilling their
they the rig since the first OF the
the rolls erroneous
motion seconded by w. Hath
and carried the Clerk ordered to draw Board Of Superv
l.
mis- refund for the of assessment
before and requested the
$4,000 assessed
vegaon ordered of the $4,000
real estate, it is unpatented mining claim
Oil R. belonging R H.
years
The clerk instructed the election officials when their de-
mands
following received, al
lowed funds W.T.
equipment, W.T.. 290 H.
Cuchan Board of Supervisors, Road
Office
$25 81 work. $1,000; W.T. 293 M
Vega Road $90OO W.T. 294 Ban Lewis Road work $65OO W.T.
SAL National Bank, W.T. 1885, Arthur Lively
Road work $625O; W.T. 1896 A. Peck, Road work. $500; W.T.
297 H. McCuchin, Road
work. $780, W.T. 298 work. $780, W.T. 299 Ban
Lewis Road $525o;wt
Nogales international., 1936-12-19
vocally pledged.

nation of Five Dollars EACH date here
Number
which Supervisor
County, has
of funding Sixteen
ded 65oO Dollars OF the Indebtedness upon unaed and out
standing provision
Revised of
zona and amendments thereto
TT Is HEREBY CERTIFIED REc1TED that all acts
conditions and things be
happened performed
the
including this bond
does constitutional statutory Stat
Arizona and that provision has been made
lection to pay
interest hereon when falls
Of this bond at maturity,
WITNESS WHEREOF Supervisors of said sant
School District Number Chairman
County counersgned
County the
County, Supervisors
the annexed interest
facsimile signature Of the chairman Of said Supervisors
1st day of july A. D., 1886
SCHOOL DISTRICT NUMBER ONE SANTA
COUNTY, STATE OF ARIZONA
HATHAWAY,
Chairman Of the Supervisors o Santa
Cruz County, State
COUNTER SIGNED
o Supervisors of Santa Cru
County,
coupons
stantaly the following form, to-wt
day July, A.. One
Santa Cruz County State Arizona promises
office of the County Treasurer OF Santa Cruz County, State
in the City of Nogales State Arizona
funding
dated July l. A. D., 1886 Number ..-~-.-.~~-
VII HATHAWAY
Chairman of the Board Of Supervisors o.
County State Arizona
bonds duly prepared
purchasers
purchase
date maturity bond payments
principal interest thereon its destruction when paid retired
shall the the
said Board Of Supervisors and the derived from the
said bonds shall exclusively the rected
bonds specifically hereiabove set forth first
purchasers responsible
application of the proceeds of said bonds by said school District
County of their officers
purpose providing necessary funds
Supervisors County, bonds together
necessary addition the amount
which
the
collected said School District all taxable with
upon
bonds shall become
ected shall constitute for the
bonds shall interest
purposes
hnabo provided for the payment
said purpose redeemng
bonds when the shall mature herenabove all
said provided
collected shall constitute fund and shall
fund.- shall the redemption
shall mature the proceeds of collected shall
be applied solely the payment
interest said and for the said
bonds whatsoever
be fully paid satisfied and discharged both
nothing shall be
District thereof
the of interest they
respectively MATURE provided may
diminished
Nogales international., 1936-12-19

WHEREAS the Board of
Santa County resolution passed
August 1886 have requested the
Board of Supervisors of Santa Cruz County
funding District the principal OF
Five Hundred l65Oooo Dollars to fund Indebtedness
Of said District;
WHEREAS warrants of said
issued and outstanding in the sum of Sixteen
Twentyone 7O0 warrants have
called District the Sixteen
Dollars with which retire said
warrants and fund said indebtedness; and
WHEREAS the funding
exceeding t4)
taxable said School District and
aforesaid, order
said
amount Supervisors
desirable expdent
advisable that said Indebtedness of said School District be
s16Ooo Dol
Article Chape 60 Of the
Revised Code Of 1923 of the State Of Arizona and amendments thereto
NOW THEREFORE,, by authority Article
the State of Arizona resolved
resolved ordered by the Board Super
visorS of Santa Cruz County Arizona:
FIRST That the Board Supervisors County
on
N funding bonds Said School District
in the aggregate sum of Sixteen Hundred $e
Hundred 5000 Dollars of
indebtedness said School District issued by said
District
SECOND negotiable
State
Hundred Dollars that said bonds shall consist of thirty
numbered 33 inclusive the denomi
nation Five Hundred ($00 Dollars payable lawful
America bearing date interest
after first day A. 1885,
payable like medium miannuay
first and the first day each beginning
1887 that said bonds shall payable seria fol-
Thousand Dollars
the
3OOOO) Dollars
1914, and 1916.
Said made said
shall
attached principal
payable at the office
the City of Nogae State Arizona
Said the School
County,
signature Supervisors provided
however necessary
heretofore mentioned
substantially following tow
---~----------.
CRUZ
SCHOOL DISTRICT
Nogales international., 1936-12-19

Mr. r. T. Frazier then following
bond sale which its
Nogales international., 1936-12-19

W. yts
Good looking hair is an ossel
to q man. II stamps him as q
we'll groomed gentleman. Fom
oI gives q mans hair glow
ing health and handsome
grooming through its amazing
2-foId power :. II cleans onc
novrishes. Fom-oI is q rich
fooming oil shampoo which
takes Unkempt, sickly' hoi'
(mon's. womon's or child'sl
and Ieoves it clean as a whis
tie and sparkling with health
Fom-oIis so economical; q little
goes q long way. Ask YOU
druggist for the regular Soc
size. Or. write for q generous
trial bottle, enclosing l0c to
cover packing and postage.
FOM-OL
More than a shampoo -. a treatment
Nogales international., 1936-12-19
STATE OF ARIZONA
COUNTY OF SANTA CRUZ
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1
FUNDING BOND

LII PRESENTS:
TRICT SANTA CRUZ COUNTY ARIZONA
acknowledges itself indebted and hereby promises TO the
1t 194 together
principal
office County
this they
credit haby
Nogales international., 1936-12-19


Arizona, Nov End. 1886
with law Present. w. H Halfway
Chairman; FRAZIER Jones' members, VIM G.
Smonton, Clerk
read and
resolution adopted by the Board OF Trustees
Cruz County, Arizona dated Au
gust requesting funding bonds
Sixteen Thousand Five
stated said resolution
presented the following resolution which
by the Clerk:
A RESOLUTION SUPERVISORS OF
SANTA CRUZ COUNTY, STATE ARIZONA AUTHOR1z-
ING AND DIRECTING ISSUANCE BEHALF OF
SCHOOL DISTRICT ONE, SANTA CRUZ COUN-
TY ARIZONA OF SIXTEEN THOUSAND HUNDRED
t$165OOOO) DOLLARS FUNDING BONDSOF SAID SCHOOL
DISTRICT FOR OF FUNDING THE
INDEBTEDNESS OF SCHOOL DISTRICT, PRESCRIB
BONDS AND PROVIDING
FOR THE LEVY AND COLLECTION TO PAY
THE INTEREST ON AND AS The SAME
BECOME CREATE AND MAINTAIN A SINK
ING FUND FOR REDEMPTION OF SAID BONDS WHEN
THEY SHALL. MATURE; AUTHORIZING AND DIRECT
BONDS
Nogales international., 1936-12-19

the 1st Of A.
Santa Cruz County State of Arizona promises
office of the County Treasurer Santa
the City Nogales State
due that the funding bond Of School District
dated July A. D.. 1885, Number