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Nogales international., 1941-02-15
Cattle Growers
Reflect Officers
At Kingman

Louis P. Horrell, Globe, was UNI
animCusly reelected president of
the Arizona Cattle Growers Associa-
ton at the concluding business SeS-
sion of the 37th annual convention
at Kingman Saturday
Prescott was awarded the 1892
meeting.
Other officers also were re-elect-
ed. They are Thomas E. Heady,
Patagonia, and Norman Fain, Pres
colt, vice-presidents, and Mrs. j. M
Keith, Phoenix, executive secre-
tary.
Continuing the sentiments voiced
by leading speakers at previous
sessions of the convention, the cat
tlemen adopted a resolution oppos
ing proposed modification Of en-
bargoes on meat importations from
countries where hoof and mouth,
disease exists.
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Other Resolutions

OU1IC1 1CSOIuU1O11O dOODUCOs
/. Endorsement of the Taylor
Grazing Act provisions and advo-
cacy of lone term leases and per-
mits in grazing districts.
2. Urged that the state livestock
sanitary board be self-supporting.
8. Urged that a tendency to
create top heavy bureaucratic adj
ministrations' be halted.
4. Pledged support to the Arr
IONA Tax Research Associations
program.
S. Asked that Congress clarity
the wage-hour law as it rIeateS TO
the livestock industry.
s. Opposed federal acquisition OF
state lands without the consent Of
the state.
7. Opposed proposals for taking
the state veterinarian from the jur-
isdiction of the livestock sanitary
board.
6. Approved the policy of the
u. S. Livestock Sanitary ASsocia
ton and the bureau of animal huS-
bandry for control ofBang's dis
ease.
9. Urged passage of the McCar-
ran bill making cattle rustling n
federal offense.
10. Asked that the farm credit
administration be restored to am
independent status.
IL. Urged a poisoning program
for coyotes.
r. H. Rutledge, director of the
interior departments grazing serv-
ice, defended the Taylor and Pierce
Acts, under which his agency OPP
crates. The programs have been
severely criticized by some cattle
men.
IL WOOAA Nc A4d1 ~ w
any range problem the solution OF
which cannot be aided by the Tay-
lor and PIERCE Acts" he declared.
Ranges are rapidly being i'm
proved under the grazing program,
he said. In 1886, he pointed cut,
range land values averaged $2.65
to $5.71 per COW rights, and last
year the average was $25 to $38.
In Arizona, he said, the Grazing
service has built 877 miles of fenc-
ing, 421 miles of road, 128 live
stock trails, 80 spring develop
ments, 1T stock reservoirs and
has treated 1870, 28O acres for rod
ents and 31,452 for poisonous
plants.
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LEGAL NOTICE
Official Proceedings ----------
CONTINUED from Page F1ve)

Espanola
fro the all inclusive would not sell
interest penalties costs levied and
unpaid thereon and that the aforesaid
sell ($75ON Dollars
shall hereby compromised for Seventy
five 70 Dollars County Treasurer
ed
and distribute various
due proportion the amounts bear to the whole amount
against property
/ Board recessed to meet on January 10TH 1s41.
L. EscALADA
Chairman
ATTEST:
VIM. G. s11oNroN
Office of the Board Supervisors
! Nogales
January 10th, 1871.
The Board pursuant the meeting January 9Th
19 Chairman Frazier Jr and
sorrels, members, simonton, Clerk
The jury list for the
period
The Board to JAM 24th 1e41
l. EscALADA,
Chairman.
VIM G. sMoNToN
Office Board of Supervisors
Nogae Arizona,
January 24th
The Board the recessed meeting of January 10Th
l94l Present Louis Escaada Chairman T. Frazier Jr and
Sorrels, members, VIM. G. smonton, Clerk
Inc Board now proceeded select supplementary jury list for the
1941-1942 80 ~ ~ ~
UPON motion Frazier J seconded bv A p sorrou owl
carried the Treasurer instructed Lot Block
lO3 Northern Addition the name Of Antonio 1onez for tho 1000
to 1887 both inclusive. - ~ ' ~
oFON motion OF R. Frazier by B. sorrens and
LOUIS EScaada Chairman Supervisors was in
sTucted to go to Washington with Mr. G Bowman who
represent the City and the Chamber the matter
geng the reagned and paved through w
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NOGALES INTERNATIONAL Nogales' Home Newspaper
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE PROPERTY THE STATE OF ARIZONA

OF PROPERTY STATE OF ARIZONA
NOTICE .s H.nas. GIVEN . p s .nsTs. s s" s ss
the Board Of Supervisors Santa Cruz County, after
% '% $751; ''s s asss o %'s 1885, pursuant Chapter Sc"
Own" '1 ;ss@% :" ' s:s 's' s..
of h1oa ~-~--
sold axe.~- Par Of 5~-
P. Frazier, vi IT. z1aezsuD
sold for 1882 d1ot1B J1hnps
sold n o@ a1@ Of rot q, u~~
sold m 1aa taxes rrn of nsa~ Lot 49, Blk 7
sea srias' Araas 3 Observation-Disclosures
9 e ss taxes sa a $50 sSussss quarters s 4 1
~~~~pem a & IA Bnr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
' asa t M naa taxes Walnut Grove Tract Lots o. TO- & . 1925
'aa s fer n 1881 s cru. County Arizona. Sum, Sid. ADD Lot Blk ,s 40
s's' 4,Ss ;: 5:, !, r.: II Il
Tovno westerly osst . 1~~~~~~~
dior 1881 taxes ~Mend @ A. 5000
'n sa sn l sssa taxes - Marsh Heights Sub Lots At 8 observation-disclosures
.as 9srss taxes 5 5S"9 t. 1 @s : sn s: s s
Mrs. Jennie Mix fleet n the OF
John Gd IT, @a @0a City Nogae
A. Town Of Sub Lot a. Blk 1s ~
sa for 1882 taxes City Nogae Lot
Patagonia Ea" Side Lots go
dior 1873 taxes. K
s nH s 81 sssa n 5.s a R sd III 9 9s Less ACRES 1894
FrranoV aknzua
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Barrn VaenNeA,
flor taxes
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AhedoUn
Rosenberg county,
NEAN of cMm 8
Section 9 ,
dnon&
Hm1s1tax Noon % 7 A. 1850
Robinson 3 Roaan city of nsaes nsnua~ 8 pn1o
Mike Ahumaa, Far
ddfu taxes
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1892 Nogaes
RunoDd
Sub Lots 49, A
Cumming
1891 20 s.
ddhon &
K Sprgu
Of c. D.
A # b E. Cumming
g. 10
Leila
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LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE

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B. H Mills
for HS PeA nySb hke
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American Shipping
Out Of No. Poetic

SHANGHAI - Authorit tive
sources suggested Friday that the
United States navy was keeping
al American shipping out Of the
North Pacific
The navy was understood 70
have ordered cancellation of the
scheduled call Of the steamship
President Taylor at Shanghai on
Sunday and directed il TO remain
on the South Pacific run
It was understood that no United
States vesses would call at Shang-
hat until further orders. which
some sources said were not ex-
pected unless there was relsxs-
ton Of tension in the Pacific.
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licenses

Marriage license applications
have been made with the Pierce
county auditor by Arthur s. Myhre,
81, 514 East Harrison st. and
Jessie s. johnson. 26, <42s No.
2sth St; Charles A. Daw. legal,
e05 So. C St. and boy Lee Wolmer.
legal. Rt. 3, Box s92. Tacoma
George A. Forck. AZ. steilacoom,
and Helen Sivertson. "a. Puyallup;
Augustine l. Allotts. 81, 1901 So.
Yakima ave, and Mabel Z. Brown.
20. <012 No. 22d St: Petrus ostrom,
IS. and Alma ostrom. AZ. both of
Everson. Wash; Harold Allgeyer,
20, Fort Lewis, and Lillian +. Hall,
IL, 1127is So. Tacoma ave.
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Phone Want Ads n NAN slsl
Miscellaneous for Sale
UIoFNo
AuCICNS SAFE

AUCTION SALE
Saturday. Oct. 25th-l .. r.
LOCATION - mile from cush-
man hospital OF Grstzer road
Just of new Puysllup road.
OUR REGULAR Saturday Aue-
ton Sale win be held AZ the
shove location and will include
the contents of four-room
house. consisting Of Monarch
cleo. and wood comb. range,
ape breakfast set. lge cleo. re-
fngerstor. Heatrols oil oirculs-
tor. 2-pc. overstuffed set tables.
chairs. rockers. rugs, radio. 2-pc.
walnut bedroom suite, spring
mattress. etc.
AT approx. 3 p. m. We will sell Il
high grade Dairy Cattle and all
the milkhouse equipment. a 1889
is-Ton chev. Pickup and miscel-
lsneous other items.
DON'T MISS THIS AUCTION
SATURDAY. OCT. 25TH-1 p. NJ.
NETLSEN'S DAIRY FARM
Crater Road
FRED HOFSTETTER. Aucuoneer
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NEW Y q X N - Manufacturing
officials are not a. disturbed by
the labor situation as are news
commentators. The belief is that
President Roosevelt is at the end
of his patience and that he cannot
help but put check on labor
running Wild.
Executives believe that in due
time congressional legislation will
be enacted to control labor as the
Sherman and Clayton acts and the
securities and exchange commits
sion have control over business
and finance.
WAR wAGER-The feeling In
internationally informed financial
circles is that the zero hour" is
rapidly approaching. In Jest. the
wagers are two TO one that the
United States will be at war with
Germany before Great Britain.
NEW OFFER Eduardo Suarez,
Mexican minister of finance, now
in Washington. is working to ar
range an $4,000. 900 barter-trade
loan for oil machinery on prom
Use to pay In oil the needs OF the
American navy and oil payment
to American companies for the
settlement, at y price, for costs
of properties and exploration in
Mexico. II the deal goes through,
as Mexico City says II may, the
new offer is a setback to American
oil companies.
NO sHoRTAGE-The petroleum
trade does not expect any fuel oil
shortage along the eastern sea-
board this year. Supplies on hand
are more than ample. Stocks were
built up because consumer demand
was low as result of warm
weather. Gasoline stocks, too,
show marked increase.
SILK HOSE - When the rush
was on for silk and nylon hosiery,
retailers placed orders with manu-
facturers as fast as they would
book Result: Retailers are now
overstocked and consumer buying
is practically nil. II may be. say
retailers, that higher prices are the
reason. But belief Is that the UNI
balanced situation viii correct IT.
self when Christmas shopping gets
under way.
REPORTS ARE THAT, North
west Airlines has long-rsngs po-
tentialities Investment posi-
tons retained In Beech-Nut Pack
ing McGraw Electric hurt by
defense priorities, war contracts
help offset normal-business loss
Superior Steel hit by higher
tax rates Beatrice Creamery
benefits from governments sus-
tanned buying of dairy products.
National Acmes current pros
perity hinges on length Of war;
same goes for most machine tool
makers Standard Oil of Ohio
conservstively appraised on price
to-earnings ratio American
Chain & Cable operating at cspac-
ity filling civilian and defense
rush orders Borg Warmers de-
Tense orders offset dip in automo-
bile industry bookings g.. Eastern
Rolling Mills earnings hit by high
taxes.
Consolidated Aircraft continues
trading favorite as q war baby;
Douglas has long pull following
Postal Telegraph continues TO
operate at loss; merger with
Western Union viii be saving fac
tor f. Eaton Manufacturing oper-
ating full time on automobile and
aviation parts Consolidated
oil held as initiation hedge and for
attractive yield Railroad equip
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Stock sales srproximsted 700, o0t
shares. compared with $4,000 or
Thursday. Curb volume was IFS.
600 shares against $4,000.
NEW yoRk-rh. stock marke,
made . technical advance Friday,
with volume Increasing.
Steal shares were strong. oils
were active and firm. However,
low-priced utilities continued 10
furnish the bulk Of business. Large
volume came into General Gas a
Electric Issues near the close. The
\ stock and the per cent con-
vertible preferred made new highs.
the latter up four points. Heavy
trading came into Commonwealth
4 Southern and United Corpora
tion.
Westinghouse Electric firmed on
heavy volume. Bethlehem Steel
tcuchsd elh. up 2. Wheeling Steel
sold 1t TN. up IN. U. Q. Steel
at 81 was up . point. These gains
were reduced except In Wheeling
Steel.
Copper shares improved and
Then turned irregular.
Automobile Issues were steady
10 firm, rails narrowly mixed. tire
shares steady and mercantiles at
near previous closing levels.
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PRICES TO FARMERS


Pouitry-Hens. colored. IA to
lbs. 1eQ 20 cts; Leghorn hens,
more than sis lbs. 1917 cts.
and under sis lbs. Is cts: colored
friers. is cts; roasters. 10 cts.
rabbits, sqIs cts. live weight:
turkeys. asa rs cts. per 10. dressed.
Produce-Lettuce. 50 cts. 81 per
crate: beets, 12h cts. per doz.
bnchs-: cabbage, s1GS125 per
crate; celery, SIS cts. o 81 per
crate; spinach. so cts. per crate:
turnips, so cts. per box. and cauli-
flower. 90 cts. per crate.
Bufterfat-35 cts.
Egrs-standsrd 81 CTS: medium
rs cts.
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Investment Trusts
FRIDAY
BANK TRANSACTIONS

Seattle -Friday's clearings S.
oz5.z47.z7: balances s2.e9s SOS se;
transactions So 800, 10000.
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Market Makes Technical
Gain With Volume Increasing
Murkets ot q GlCnce
FRIDAY

Stocks; Higher In moderately ar
tive trading.
Bonds: frreeulsrly higher; u. s.
governments higher.
Curb Stocks: IrreguIarly higher.
Cotton; of ~ much a. so cents
q bale.
Whcat; Up = 10 ! \ cents.
Corn: Up IN 20 - cents.
silver; Unchanged in New York.
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--HAPPY--
Ki;rthdau
FRIDAY. OCTOBER -

Harry Horst. Elsa Fawcetf
ave.
Jscqueiine Funk. Se0s No.
10th.
Anna Porco, Rt I, Box III,
spanaway.
Eugene Wekell. a20s No. sIst.
Karen Florence Taylor, Sound
view, Wash.
Fred Drummer. &sls So. Park.
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N. Y. CURB STOCKS

Closing Prices Furnished BY
Dean witter a. Company
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Lost and Found

/ Osr - Reward for return OF Win
l. chester l2-gauge pump gun. 80
inch barrel; model 81 Lost near
Birchfield plant on tideflats. CAT
land 1906. ASS Thompson.
| OSr-Near 9th and Tacoma ave.
! drum case containing white snare
drum. equipment. Need badly. Gar
lane $3.50 Reward
I oST-Smau white rovbost in vicin-
= itv Point Defiance Oct. is Re-
ward Proctor a02T.
I OST-Black coin purse containing
l. $50 in currency between No. FIRST
Peoples store Reward MA seas
oST-GI.ASSES advertised without
L charge Call Caswel Optical Co,
Transportation
FREF EATS 10 TIFF EAsTs p
81 so: L. A. sis so. Chi. sse SO.
n. Y. s<7l0 Twice daily
CROFT HOTEL Ma soei
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nDAy's QUOTATIONS

scuosations coursssy Dean writer =
Co., Washington BLDG. members
NV York Stock Kxchanse)
HIGH Low Clos
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Cash for straight loans and r. z
cont-acts Bratrud SIS Fidelity
Bldg
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TRADE BUY SELL with Times want
Ads c. @ FRANCIS. ii22 North
TIN. call A. The Tacoma Times
office for two free Tickets 70 the
Temple theater. I0-24-4l
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Instruction
Male Help Wanted

FOR BARBER JOBS learn with pay
a. Moler's College. i2ib Pacific.
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LOST7 Don't Despair.
Try Lost" 40
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Transportation

4 OST-GLASSES advertised wit
L charge Call CaSwen Optical
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Trade Winds" by Schneider

ment industry will he booked soiic
throughout wars duration.
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WAHTED-set up man for moulding
machine and planners also dogger
Apply SOS Tacoma building or Pa
cific National Lumber Co. National.
Warrington
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You help yourself when you buy
u. &. Defense Bonds
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NEW ALBANY CAPTURES
STATE BASEBALL TITLE
DEFEATING KREOLIANS
Upstate Mae Shows TIE Much rowss Fer loeAf Anwrsxa
sin winnlnr First Thrse Eamse
Of Series.

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Nea Albany pitched alrrtagEtt bah
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tha Kreese meanaEmen hard -
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PASCAGOULA PAINTERS
TACKLE GRIDIRON TOLL
AS SERIOUS BUSINESS.
Candidates Show Early Season Promise In spite Of Torrid
Weather Conditions As Drills Reach s~erimmars
Stage.

Showine more pxcntse than tAef
have 81 ans ether similar pegtad ta
nrgerAl wears. the Pa4cARoNlA
pmushegx this urek settled ap2n 10
actual ssrinGma9eS On Their athletic
nrla and next week look forward 70
eetfiEe uaeif practices cown 10 real
s~riodznex
Not that the Panther candidates
have taken their work llghtly dur
ma the past two weekA. e~aa1ecinilv
The last few days oecause The rivalry
for positions ON the first string has
bsen too strong 20 allow anything
but ~an-out performance However.
me CASE of each candidate win be-
on more serious dne 20 the ar
rival al the Panther lair Of several
a last years ietscFu1en and other
newcomers who vii make their as
sertionx IN no indefinite way.
The fellows who have been put
tins every effort into their WORK
during the past few DAYS and have
been showing up vel against the
competition on hand may have 20
saep aside IN favor Of scsne Of the
ones expected 70 arrive Monday.
me entire coachlng staff VIII be
on hand Monday. Coach John Cook.
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