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MILK REPORT FOR MONTH OF MAY
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN'. TUESDAY M0R2OXG, J USE 10, ISiy
Phoenix, Ariz., June 3rd, 1913. I
:r. It. K. Bauchiimp,
City Health Officer, i
I'hoenix, Ariz.
1'ear Sir:
Following is the report of the Dairy Inspector for the month o May, 1919: !
Milk Specimens Collected 67 i
Cream Specimens Collected 42 ,
Water Specimens Collected 25 j
'Jrade "B," Retail I'ermits Issued 1 1
' irade "15," Wholesale Permits Issued 2
Dairy Inspections 25
Letters to Dairymen 38
Respectfully Suhmitted.
CLARENCE E. ICE,
Dairy Inspector.
GRADE "B" PASTEURIZED
I milk:
I Farmers Co-Op. Cry. Co.
I Farmers Co-Op. Cry. Co.
.Bottled
.Bulk
c "O - ,s
3 w
3.372
3.2
ts
o So"-
b 3D 2;
11.95
11.9
GRADE "A"
Inipected Milk and Cream Raw
Milk and Cream Report for Month of May-
1919
MILK
Central Ave. Dairy
Norton Dairy
Norton Dairy
h " "S
S; "O t-1 .ft
i a o a
h as y, n
.Bottled 3.6
.Bottled 3.1
.Baby 2.65
s
o "g -o
12.566
11.7
10.4
Central Ave. Dairy Bottled '18.833
.Norton Dairy Bottled 20.
GRADE "B"
Selected Milk and Cream (Raw)
C3 IE n,
b -g -3
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80,166
22,500
W.000
s-sog
K S
125,000
175,000
CREAM
Farmers Co-Op. Cry. Co.
Farmers Co-Op. Cry. Co..
d a
Sop
.Bottled 20.
.Bulk 21.
V '53 Q I 41 1" R
Pn72?soo j H IWIIll
.3 Isltoffl si Pit
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CQ IB S
250,000
315,000
GRADE "C" PASTEURIZED
(For Ice Cream Only)
MILK
Maricopa Creamery Co.
5
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O O
3 .3 O M
-Ji 6
.Bulk 3.3
a c ia
.12.2
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CREAM"
Maricopa Creamery Co Bulk
Maricopa Creamery Co. .. ...Double
CO O
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21.
31.S
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55,000
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02 5 S
1.200,000
250,000
A million dollars out of oil-overnight-it hadn't been
given a thought until our "The Next Millionaire" ad
was read yesterday. It opened the eyes of igany people
to a possibility of their financial betterment. It put
people to thinking.
Don't forget-there are three hundred and sixty-five
"over-night" millionaires made a year. Shrewd oil in
vestments have made many of them.
ere's a Group of Oil
2 o i.
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MILK
Alexander Dairy Bottled 3.4
Albriftht Buttermilk .Store Bottled 3.1
W. II. Bates Bottled 4.1
NV. II. Bates Bulk 3.6
K. P. Carpenter Bottled 4.5
A. C. Chipman Bottled 2.95
A. C. Chipman Bulk 3.3
Davies Pros., (Capital Dairy) Bulk 3.3
K. Y. Drew (I'ioneer Dairy) Bottled 3.03
i'ayway Butter Co Bottled 4.
(irimes Bros., Jersey Dairy Bulk 4.
D. llickey Bottled 2.5
Highland Dairy Bottled 3.3
Highland Dairy Bulk 2.95
Home Dairy Bottled 3.6
.1. AY. Kinsey ' Bottled 3.3
H. ". Lathlaen Bottled 3.75
.1. W. Lindsthom, Pioneer Dairy . .Bottled 3.05
Mangerton Dairy Bottled 3.75
Ceo. Eliot Miller Bottled 3.5
Ceo. Eliot Miller Bulk 3.3
Orteig & Villasenor Eottlcd 3.4
I'isel Dairy Bottled 4.2
Pinkerton Dairy Bottled 3.05
Ray Rinehart Bulk 2.9
K. W. Seaman Bottled 3.125
fleo. Siervogle Bottled 2.6
U. L. Sims Bottled 3.9
Fred L. Vess (Capitol Dairy) Bottled 3.4
II. F. "W'ashart Bottled 3.0
.lames Walker Bulk 3.3
H. E. L. Webb Bottled 4.1
iVillow Farm Dairy Bottled 3.7
ohn Maurin Bottled 3.7
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29.
21.75
si S
5 S c .3 2 t ft
P t. slot
c u r s w o
oi3oJ 5 2 o
12.4 150,000
11.65 'J69.000
13.6 250,000
12.2 175,000
13.7 16,000
11.65 168,000
11.5 158,500
12.2 78,000
ll.S 460,000:
12.1 28,000
12.2 63,000
10.3 9S.000
12.1 105,000
11.65 705,000
12. 519,000
12.3 17,000
12.8 644.000
11.95 95,000
12.75 315,000
12.5 215,000
12. 275,000
12.1 1S0.000
13.5 93,000
12. 97,500
10.S5 '504.000
11.63 192,000
10. S 62,000
12.8 110,000
12.1 250,000
11.75 25.000
11.9 147,000
13.5 36,500
12.2 180,000
12.5 130,000
GRADE "B" WHOLESALE
Supplying Pasteurizing Plants
M
en of Millions
MILK
G. J. Hammons Bulk
Lutgerding Farms Bulk
C. Xerine Bulk
Earl E. Webster Bulk
4 C
3 c
3 2
a m
3.3
3.25
3.4
12.2
12.1
11.9
11.7
d S
0 5
CREAM
Alexander Dairy Bottled
Albright Buttermilk Store Bottled
Albright Buttermilk Store Double
A. C. Chipman Bottled
Davies Eros. (Capital Dairy) Bulk
Jl. AY. Frcv (Pioneer Dairy) Bottled
I'ayway Butter Co Bottled
Highland Dairy Bottled
J. W. Lindstrorn (Pioneer Dairy) .Bottled
Mangerton Dairy Bottled
Ceo. Eliot Miller Bottled
Pisel Dairy Bottled
11. W. Seamon Bottled
1 red T. Yess (Capital Dairy) Bottled
K. E. L. Webb Bottled
27.
19.
20.:
30.
21.5
18.75
fa 2
- c 0
B o
a k x
110,000
1.040,000
850,000
230,000
180,000
500,000
150,000
'2.185,000
135,000
2,550,000
'1,400,000
90.000
570,000
1.000,000
194,000
5 fa. 2
d ft
180,000
270,000
1,200,000
135,000
3) t V o
John T. Millikcu
John Markham, Jr.
Ilarrv Sinclair
T. B.' White
( B. Shaffer
B. B. Jones
Homer "Wilcox
Frank Gillespie
Wirt Franklin
(junsberg & Forman
Andy IJichard
Chas. Wrightman
Oscar Howard
Robert Galbreath
John Mitchell
Ex-Governor Stubbs of Kansas
G. W. Knowles
John Duke
e 3 o 5
750,000
1,000,000
l,000,Otf
CREAM
C. L. Dalton 21.
H. Kenaud 3.
Mrs. W. A. Wilson 23.
Items marked with an indicate the point in which they are not as good
as the required standards.
Items not marked are as good or better than all the required Standards.
. Respectfully submitted,
CLARENCE E. ICE,
Dairy Inspector.
Legal Advertising
RESOLUTION NO. 362
A resolution of the c ommission 0! the
City of Phoenix declaring it3 intention
to improve certain portions of Roose
velt Street, in the City of I'hoenix, and
determining that bonds shall be issued
to represent the costs and expenses
1 hereof, and declaring the work or im
provement to be of more than local or
ordinary public benefit, and that the
1 -outs' ot said work or Improvement
shall l.e assessed upon a certain.
trict and providing that the proposed
work or improvement shall be per
formed under Title VII, Chapter XIII.
Revised statutes of Arizona 1913 Civil
Code, and amendments thereto.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COM
MISSION OF THE CITY OF
PHOENIX:
.SECTION 1.
That the public inlet est and conven
ience require, and that it is the inten
1 ion of the Commission of the City of
Phoenix, to order the following work
to be performed, to-wit:
1. That the roadway of Roosevelt
Street between the east line of Central
Avenue and the west line of Seventn
Street, including, the intersection of all
streets aJid alleys, (except that portion
of Koo.evelt Street now occupied by
the tracks of the Phoenix Street Rail
way Company and two (2) feet on the
outside of each rail) be graded and
paved with bitulithic paving with bi
tuminous concrete base as per Speci
fication No. 26A.
2. That all private drives on both
sides 01" Roosevelt Street between Cen
tral Avenue and Seventh Street be
graded and paved to a depth of five
(5) inches with cement concrete as
per Specification No. 30A.
3 That combined cement concrete
curb and gutter be constructed on both
edges of the roadway of Roosevelt
Street from the east line or Central
Avenue to the west line of Seventh
street ( except at the intersection of all
private drives and excepting also at
the intersection of First Street, Sec
ond Street, Third Street, Fourth
Street, Fifth Street and Sixth Street
as shown on the plana.
That combined cement concrete curb
and gutter be constructed on both
edges of the roadway of Second Street
on the north side of Roosevelt Street
on the north edge ot the roadway of
Uooseveit Street on both sides of Sec
ond Stre t; on both edges of the road
way of Third Street on the north side
of Roosevelt Street: on the north edge
of the roadway of Roosevelt Street on
both sides of Third Street, on both
edges ct the roadway of Fourth Street
on the south side of Roosevelt Stret:
iid on the south edge of Roosevelt
S.roct on both sides of Fourth Street.
as shown on the plans.
4. lhat cement concrete curb be
constructed on both edges of the road
way of First Street; Second Street;
Third Street; Fifth Street and Sixth
Stieet on the south side of Roosevelt
Street; and on the south edge of the
roadway of Roosevelt Street on both
sides of First Street; Second Street;
Third Street; Fifth Street and Sixth
Street and on both edges of the road
way on Fifth Street on the north side of
Roosevelt Street and on the north edge
of the roadway of Roosevelt Street on
both sides of Fifth Street, as shown on-
tbo plans.
5. That cement concrete gutter be
constructed across the roadway of
First f-treet on the north side of
Roosevelt Street; on both edges of the
roadway of First Street on the north
side of Roosevelt Street, and across
all alleys and private drives as shown
on the plans.
6. That one (1) storm water man
hole be constructed at each of the fol
lowing locations on Roosevelt Street,
near the east line of Central Avenue;
net r the east line of Second Street,
near the center line of Fourth Street:
near the east line of Fifth Street as
shown on the plans.
7. That feven (7) sutler inlets
constructed at the fallowing locati-ms.
Central Avenue and Roosevelt Street
two (2); Second Street and Roosevelt
Street one (1); Fourth Street and
Roosevelt Street, three (3); Fifth
Street and Roosevelt Street one (1); as
shown on the plans.
8. That corrugated iron pipe fifteen
(15) Irenes in diameter be laid across
the roadway of First; Second; Third:
brd Fifth Streets on both sides of
Roosevelt Street, and across the road
way of Fourth Street and Sixth Street
on the south side of Roosevelt Street
fnd across the intersection of all al
leys, ns shown on the plans.
9. That cement concrete standpipes
be constructed at the following loca
tions, Fifth Street, one (1); alley be
tween Second and Third Street on
south side of Roosevelt Street, one (1),
as shown on the plans.
10 That cement concrete pipe of
the size to fit the aforementioned cor
rugated Iron pipe be laid from the
stand pipes and corrugated Iron pipe to
a point six (6) feet back 01 property
lines and from gutter inlets to storm
water manholes, as shown on the
plans.
11. That sheet metal gates be placed
in the standpipes to control the flow
of water; as shown on the plans.
1'. That street signs be placed at
the following intersections of Roose
velt Stieet First Street, eight (8);
Second Street, eight (8): Third Street,
six (6); Fourth Street, two (2): Fifth
Street, eight (8); Sixth Street, four
(4): as shown on the plans..
13. That monument covers fur
nished by the City, be placed at the
following locations on Roosevelt
Street, First Street, two I); Second
Street, two (2); Third Street, two (2);
Fourth Street, one (1); Fifth Street,
two (2); Sixth Street, one (1); as
shown on the plans.
14. That the roadway of Interest
ing streets be graded from the afore
mentioned pavement, not to exceed ten
(10) per cent until it meets the original
surface.
All of the above -work or improve
ment to be done in accordance with
that certain set of plans approved and
adopted by the Commission of the
City of Phoenix on the 21st day of
Miy, 1919, and on file in the office or
the City Engineer in Book Five of
Street improvement Plans, on Pages
75 to 82 inclusive, and in further ac
cordance with the following specifi
cations: Standard Specifications of the City
of Phoenix, Numbers 19, 21, 22, 24,
26A, 2S and 30A.
All of which above specifications are
on Hlo in the office of the City Clerk
of the City of Phoenix. Said plans
and spt cifications arc hereby referred
I to for a more particular description of
said work and made a part hereof.
Reference is hereby made to the
bitulithic license agreement of Warren
Brothers Company of Boston Mass.,
dated April 2nd, 1918, and on file in
the office of the City Clerk of the. City
of Phoenix.
SECTION 2.
That the said contemplated work or
improvement in the opinion of the
Commission, is of more than local or
ordinary public benefit, and that the
said Commission hereby makes the
costs and expenses of said work or im
provement chargeable upon a district,
and hereby declares that the district
in said City of Phoenix, benefited by
the said work or improvement, and to
be assessed to pay the costs and ex
penses thereof, is described as fol
lows :
South half of Blocks one and two,
Evergreen Place.
South half of Block 3, Central Addi
tion.
Soulh half of Blocks 3 and 4, East
Evergreen.
North half of Blocks 7, 8, 21, 22
. 36 and 49. Churchill.
Reference is hereby made to Book
One of Assessment District Diagrams
Pages 20 to 22, on file in the office or
the City Engineer of the City of Phoe
nix, for a more complete and detailed
description of said district.
SECTION 3.
The said Commission finds that pub
lic convenience requires that serial
bonds shall be issued to represent the
costs end expenses of such work or
improvement, and said Commission de
termines that serial bonds shall be
issued to represent each assessment of
Twenty -five ($25.00) Dollars or more
for the costs and expenses of said work
or improvement. Said serial bonds
shall extend over a period ending nine
(9) years from and after the second
day or January next succeeding the
data of said bonds and an even annual
proportion of the principal sum there
of shell be, payable by coupon on the
second day of January every year after
their date until all is paid, and the In
terest shall be payable semi-annually
by ooupon on the second day of Janu
ary and July respectively of each year,
at the rate of six (6) per cent per an
num, on all sums unpaid, until the
whole of said principal sum and In
terest are paid.
SECTION 4.
That these improvements shall be
made, and all proceedings therein
shall lie taken; that the Superinten
dent ot Streets shall post notices
thereof; that the City Clerk shall cer
tify to the passage of this Resolution
of Intention and shall cause the same
to be published in the Arizona Repub
lican, a daily newspaper published and
circulated in the City of Phoenix and
hereby designated for that purpose,
that the City Engineer shall prepare
duplicate diagrams of the district
hereinabove described in Section 2, of
this Resolution ot Intention, to be as
sessed to pay the costs and expenses
thereof, under and in accordance with
the provisions of Title VII, Chapter
XIII, Revised Statutes of Arizona 1913
Civd Code, and subsequent acts
amendatory thereto.
Approved June 4th, 1919.
C. W. BARNETT,
Vice-Chairman.
I hereby certify that the above and
foregoing Resolution No. 362, was duly
passed by the Commission of the City
?f Phoenix' at a meeting held June
4th, I91:i. and that a quorum was pres
ent thereat.
' FRANK THOMAS,
City Clerk.
o
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals will be rereivprl un
til 2:00 p. m., June 12, 1919, at the of
fice of the State Ensi nppr Phnoniv
Arizona, for the construction of por
tions of the Tempe-Mesa highway.
ine WOrK Will consist of annrnvt.
mately 13,490 cubic yards excavation,
62,384 square yards of pavement and
incidental drainage and other work.
Proposals shall be adri
Maddock, state engineer, Phoenix, Ari
zona, ana plainly marked on the out
side of the envelope, "Bid for the Con-
ociuuiion 01 lempe-Mesa Hrhwav"
Plans and specifications max- ho
at the office of the State Engineer
Phoenix, Arizona. Copies of the plans
and specifications may be obtained nn
payment of ten ($10.00) dollars to Thos.
JiiaaaocK, state Engineer.
An unendorsed certified check for
five per cent of the total amount of the
bid, payable to the State Treasurer of
Arizona will be required with all pro
posals. Satisfactory bonds will be required
of the contractor to whom award Is
made.
The State Engineer reserves the i
right to reject any or all bids. I
All proposals shall be made on blanks !
furnished for that purpose. !
Phoenix, Arizona, June 2, 1919. '
THOS. MADDOCK,
State Engineer, j
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT I
OF MARICOPA COUNTY, STATE 1
OF ARIZONA
In the matter of the estate of Pierce
V. Butler, Cceersed.
Notice of Saie of Real Estate. At
private sate.
Notice is herebv given, That in our-
suaiice of in cider of the Superior
Court of Maricopa County, State of
Arizona, made on the 3rd day of June,
1919, in the matter of the estate of
Pierce W. Butler deceased, the under
signed, the executrix of said estate
will sell at private sale, to the high
est bidder, subject to confirmation by
said Superior Court, on Monday, the
23rd day of June, 1919, at 2 o'clock p.
m., at the office of the Arizona Title
.Guarantee and Trust Companv. 134
West Washington street in the City of
Phoenix in the said County of Mari
copa State of Arizona, the following;
described real property, to-wit:
Lots numbered Nine (9) and Eleven
(11) in Block numbered Eightv-one
(81) In the City of Phoenix, County of
Maricopa, state of Arizona
Terms of sale: One-half (Vz) cash
to accompany bid and balance on con
firmation and receipt of deed.
CARRIE E. BUTLER.
Executrix of the Estate of Pierce W.
Butler, deceased.
Dated June 4, 1919.
.0
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
MARICOPA COUNTY, STATE
OF ARIZONA
11521
Action brought in the Superior Court
Of "th County of Maricopa, State of
ArBonay and the complaint filed in
raid -fcaunty 0f Maricopa in the office
of i,h. Clerk of said Superior Court.
HTLDA'COX, plaintiff, vs. CHARLES
COX, defendant.
ISTTTKAME OF THE STATE OF
JNA, TO CHARLES COX.
de,."" .at. Greeting:
TOO-ARE HEREBY SUMMONED
and required to appear in an action
brotifht against you by the above
named plaintiff in the Superior Court
of '-the County of Maricopa, State of
Arizora, and answer to complaint
-
Frank Gillespie of the above list is a Phoenix man. A real million
aire,' and made all his money out of oil. He is an example of what
"can happen." He made his money before the Brown-Comanche Oil
Company was formed. The story of the making of his fortune is a
thing of the past. We are talking about the future. Who will be the
next millionaire?
You can decide this best for yourself. The Brown-Comanche Oil Com
pany has the backing of known business men. They control valuable
tracts of oil land m Comanche and Erath Counties, Texas. THEY
ARE G OING TO DRILL FOR OIL. Make your investment with this
company.
YOU SHOULD BUY AN OIL STOCK TODAY
anche
WARNER L. PISTOR, Manager
136 N. Central Ave.
Phoenix, Arizona
JAMES A. SHEA
Mesa Representative
26 S. McDonald St.
OFFICERS and DIRECTORS:
PRESENT, L. A. BROWN
Bisbee, Arizona
Vice-Pres. CHARLES H. DUNLAP
Phoenix, Arizona
SECRETARY, P. A. THARALDSON
Phoenix, Arizona
TREASURER, W. R. WAYLAND
Phoenix, Arizona
. DIRECTOR, W. G. HUBBARD
Bisbee, Arizona
BOUGHTER & MEYR
Say and Hayden
Representatives
CUT THIS OUT AND MAIL IMMEDIATELY
SUBSCRIPTION FOR STOCK
Brown-Comanche Oil Co.,
136 North Central Ave., Phoenix, Ariz.
Gentlemen:
I hereby make application for
shares of stock of the BROWN-COMANCHE OIL
COMPANY, operating under the laws of Arizona,
shares having a par value of $1.00, and I enclose
$ as full payment on this
purchase. I understand that these shares of stock
are full-paid and non-assessable.
Name
Street No
Postoffice .
therein filed with the Clerk of this said .
Court, at Phoenix, in said County,
within twenty days after the service ;
upon you of this Summons, if served in j
this said County, or in all other cases !
within thirty days thereafter, the times j
above mentioned being exclusive of the ;
day of service, or judgment by default
will be taken against you. i
Given under my hand ond the seal of j
the Superior Court of the County of i
Maricopa, State' of Arizona, this 2nd i
day of April, 1919. j
CLAUDE S. BERRYMAN. j
Clerk of Said Superior Court ,
(Court Seal)
By THOMAS G. PEYTON, j
Deputy Clerk.
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METALS
NEW YORK. June 9. Copper,
strong; electrolytic spot June and July
IW.ic; August, 17: iron unchanged,
No. 1 northern, J29.50; No. 2 northern,
$28.00; No. 2 southern, $28.00. Lead,
firm; spot, $5.125.30; July. J5.20fa
$5.35; spelter, firm: spot, $6.20 & 6.30;
July, $6.25&6.45. Holiday in London-
CURTIS TOBEY
ARCHITECT
Cbf.mber of Commerce Building
Phoenix. Arizona
Phone 3592
We axe Prepared at Any Time to
Buy or Sell Large or Small Lots
of
United States Government
LIBERTY BONDS
LAWH0N & PIPER
Commercial Hotel Bldg.
39 South Central Ave. Phone 1556
Thomas F. Nichols
CIVIL. ND CONSULTING
ENGINEER
Room 419 Fleming Bldg.
We Advise (he Purchase and Are Making a Spxa'Jy
LIBERTY BONDS
And Will BUY or SELL LARGE or SMALL LOTS
--1-1
R. ALLYN LEWIS
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Phone 1418 . ' ! , 119 North Central AvtBW
' E. F.'HUTTON & CO. . ..
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Private leased wir to all exchanges. .l