The Arizona sentinel. [volume], July 22, 1908, Image 2

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Arizona Sentinel.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 22, 19C8.
this paper ,1' jg:
VETISING AGENCY, INC., 427 South
Main St.. Los Angeles, and 779 Market
St., San Francisco, where contracts for
advertising can be made for it.
For President
WILLIAM HOWARD
TAFT
' For Vice-President
JAMES S. SHERMAN
DIVERSIFIED FARMING PAYS.
The following from the Impe-
OFFICIAL Fl I MUTES
Of the Board of Supervisors of Yuma County,
Arizona.
Continued from lust week
Board proceeded to examine original assessment roll and as
sessment lists for the year 1908, andjireof the opinion that the
following changes should be made and property listed, to-wit:
15 00
100 00
i
200 00
DEALER IN
Q eng era!
M
Main Street, Between Second and Third.
TELEPHONE 31
Brice, T E. h and k furniture
Cano, Juan, imps on lot 14, bk 14, Yuma Heights Subd . .
Chadwick, A W.7 imps on s of noi sec 9, twp 10 s r 24,
- w 80 acres
.Crane, Frank, stricken off, 2 saddle horses, 1 dairy cow,
1 buggy, h and k furniture - 105 00
. , i 1 P . t CV!
Gloyd, W B., imps on si or set ai nw oi set, buu 4u,
twp 8, s r 24 w 120 acres. ...
Cooper & Vierra, 3 wk horses $120, harness 20
O Kn trir'i no
Czuczkn. Max, h and k turniture
rial Standard is as applicable to n d, up h iUUL furniture S25, piano 100
this section as it is to Imperial n Herbert E.. stricken o if, musical instruments, li
valley: i and k furniture J-J w
"A citizen of one of the towns TJeBcrrv, W H., 3 wk horses
of the vallev who visited Impe- 2 mules 80, wagon $o0, harness foil).
rial this week made the state- T)nnnldson. 0 E., 1 saddle Liorse fro, saucue ejuu. .
meat that a complete-change in En-S Lodge No. 476, stricken off, h and k furniture
their methods would be made by a O U W Lodge No. 7, h and k furniture
the farmers of that section. rfiVnnk. Tomasa, lowered, imps on lot 3, bk 14, lown oi
Do vou know ' he said, 'that Yuma , 100 UU
the people there are paying out pain W. B., 6 wk hor
2non a month for -butter and wagon and buggy .
50 00
140 00
20 00
50 00
125 00
120 00
140 00
35 .00
50 00
50 00
-AND-
Telephone
AT LAST! AT LAST!
The people of'Yuma have
access to an acknowledg
ed standard, world-wide
advertised Shoe, at the
price that it is sold at
where it is Made.
TcopyrichU
eggs? And that in a country
farming implements.
240 00
30 00
20 00
where lb.2y can be produced as Qn motion, duly seconded-and carried,' the county assessor is
cheaply as anywhere else on hereby ordered to place upon the assessment roll all tlie above
earth.' property listed.
"The fact has. never been so Qn motion board adjourned to meet asa board or supeiisois
forcefully brought .home to the juy g, 1908,. at 10 a. m.
farmers of the valley as now
that diversified farming is the
- most profitable kind of farming
Between the farm producer of
almost any commodity and the
-r-r i-r lt- 1 1
J. M. Polhamus, - ionirersiey,
Clerk. Chairman.
Office of Board of Supervisors, Yuma County, Yuma, Arizona, July
8, 1908. '
Board of supervisors of Yuma county met at 10 a', m. pursuant
consumer there is a difference of to adiournmeno, all members, district attorney ana cier-ir pres-
from 25 to 100 per pent in value, ent; minutes of July 7, 1908, were read and approved, all
and that is the penalty the' farm- members, voting aye.
er pays for not producing for On motion duly seconded an carried, the following accounts
himself the rjroducts of the soil were audited, allowed and warrants ordered drawn:
is-hich he consumes. J A Ketcherside, salary supt bd of health, 2nd-4L, 1U0. . 5 'o 00
In the case alluded to above trip to Wenden to exam case of smallpox u0
there is no doubt that the town Frank Graham, guarding case of smallpox at vvenaen.. . oo uu
eould make a net saving of 1000 T J Pugh, goods used and burned in smallpox cases 10 50
a month by producing its own Alexander & Co., supplies furnished Yuma county 5 55
Butter and eggs. Communication received from Sheriff Livingston making writ-
Then there is the added secur- ten application for retail liquor license for Yuma Ice Company.
,i r i : ux.:., j..i AnA nrl n.iriMorl Hi o oli ari fF i a h prph T n n th nr-
iiv-uie iarmei nas m uuiuii iiuit; yjn moiiou, uuiy &t;i;uuucu uuu v..i i .. . ,
to. market a number of commodi- ized to issue said license, to be dated June 1,- 19o8, and to end May
ties instead of risking everything 31, 19o9.
on one product. - On motion, duly seconded and carried,, board adjourned as a
Diversified farming is the saf- board of supervisors and convened as a board of- equalization
' est kind of farming, and in the Board continued to examine original assessment roll and assess
average ease it is by far the most ment lists for the year 19o8 and arc of the opinion that the follow
LOOK OVER YOUR HARNESS
CAREFULLY.
If it isn't all you want it to be come
in and see our harness styles, strength,
workmanship and values. There's no
compulsion even insistence. about
buying:. If you're pleased with mate
rial and prices of course you'll find it
to your interest to buy without our
urging or even asking you. Come in.
JOHNSON & BOWLES '
PHONE 62
MISTAKES
Are said often to be buried six feet undei
ground. But many times women, call on
their family physicians, suffering, as they
imagine, one from dyspepsia another from
heart disease, another from liver or kid
ney disease, another from nervous pros
tration, another with pain hero and there,
and in this way they present alike to
themselves and their easy-going or over
busy doctor, separate diseases, for whicn
he assuming them to be such, prescribes
his pills and potions. In rcaHty, they aro
all only symptoms caused by some uterine
disease. The'phtcian,vignorant of the
cause of suffering, iNeps upmsjreatment
until large bills are imide. leJering
patient gets no betterVV&sJreascagxtne
wrong treatment, but probably worse:
prppor medicine Jjtoi33zJPiflrs.S Favorite
Frescrhitron. directed tn the cause u;ouTrtf
Have aitTrclv'roiiMiy'ed the disease, there
by dispelling alTthose distressing symp
toms, and instituting comfort instead of
prolonged misery. It has been well said,
that "a disease known is half cured." .
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is a
scientific medicine, carefully devised by
an experienced and skillful physician,
and adapted to woman's delicate system.
It is made of native American medicinal
roots nnrt is iwfcetly harmless in Jts
effects in any comininn i tnr, TemaTt
;pro!i table kind."
ARIZONA BENEFITS FROH
NATIONAL FOREST
ADfllNISTRATION
nig euanges snouiu oe iijuuu auu piupej uy uawu,
GiHidolfoT John, imps poss right on lot 1, bk 10, Town of
Yuma., oOU uu
ftrppr. A Y.. 2. horses J580, wagon 0 , iuu uu
h
Goodwin, L P.. 2 saddle horses-
1... ... ,i ,:hir' l : 1 "V
A striking illustration of the Galloway. Albert; a wis norses ou, ouggy u
benefits of forest management by harness
Uncle Sam has iust been report- Hodges, Ed, h and k furniture
ed from Southern Arizona. In Hobart, Geo H., imps on east or canal or swt or stSbco
this resiou fuel of any kind is 24, twp 8, st 24 v2 acres. ,
exceedinir scarce and difficult to Hoffman, J L., 1 wk horse 40, buggy 10
get. In most parts it-is supplied F & E Hodges, 2 wk horses 80, 1 saddle 25
hipHv hv Mexicans, who iro up Gandolfo, John, Sr., raised, h and k furniture
into the mountains with burros, Hodges, P B., imps on poss rights ?. 200 00
cut t.hn. fnp.l from iuniper and oak Hardinjr, Geo W., 3 wk horses 120, wagon 20. ... 140 00
trees, and then take it out in harness
small loads on the burros. Hibbard, M S. , saddle horse 25, buggy 1Q.
Tn the past the ranchers living Hill, Maxon, 3 wk horses. .
H t. tho. mouths of the canvons in Kline, C, 2 wk horses 80, wagon 10
. . . I 1 C-X 1 ,1 I, fni.nHlll.oiiin
t.hn Dratroon Mountains nave uuiuiiss-M n aim iu....
-m-PVPntfid the Mexicans from Larson, N P., 8 wk horses 320, 1 stallion 100 ...
s , . . r n -! .-.. on - oi
4-1, nnftoi. Wo T,aro W, raiSllf . Ot, 'Z. SeC iiii. UWP lO, S i ii W
iUaCLlIIJii tll IliUOU UVV-WOIUIV- J-H"'j 3 - " J ' ' J-
timber. and perhaps iustly so, , ac
because promiscuous cutting Lee, Mrs B., imps on bk 65 - lo0 00
would unquestionably have dam- Low, W W., 4 milk cows - : 100 00
a'ed the watershed and unstead- La Fortuna Mining Company, machinery 500 00
wd tho ilow of water in these On motion, duly seconaeti ana cara-ieu, mewumjf seaaui ia
prl in nhicn unon the oriiriuai assessment roll tlie
nvo. flenenaenu lor utikuijiou. uuuu ubw;u jiuuuj.
Since the establishment of the On motion board 'adjourned to meet as a board ol supervisors
National Forest, however, the July y, luua
system.
-7fs a "jfowerful invigorating tonic "Fa
vorite Prescription" imparts strength to
the whole system and to the orjians.dis
tinctly feminine in particular. For over
worked, "worn-out." run-down." debili
tated teachers, milliners, dressmakers,
seamstresses, "shop-girls," house-keepers,
nursing mothers, and feeble women gen
erally, Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
is the' greatest earthly bcon. being un
equaled as an appetizing cordial and. re
storative tonic.
As a soothing and strengthening nerv
ine "Favorite Prescription " is uncnuaJed
and is invaluable in allaying and sub
duing nervous excitability, irritability,
nervous exhaustion, nervous prostration,
neuralcia. hvsteria, spasms. St. Vitus s
dance, and other distressing, nervous
symptoms commonly attendant upon
f iiintinn'i ;inn nrrmmr. uisiuiau uj t-nu
uterus." It induces refreshing sleep and '.
relieves mental anxiety aim despondency.
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant relicts invigonuo
the stomach, liver ana bowels. -One . to
tnreo a aose. jiiu&j iaj wuum .wj.,
Report of the Condition of
The First National Bank of Yuma.
No. 7591
At Yuma, in the Territory of Arizona,
at the close of business .luly 15, 1908.
RESOURCES.
Loans and Disccunts
Overdrafts, secured
and unsecured. .,. .
J. S. Bonds to se
cure calculation. ..
Premiums on U. S
Bonds
Bond's, securities, etc
Banking house, fur
niture and fixtures
Due from Nat'l Hunks
not reserve agents
Due from State
Banks and Bank
ers ....
Due from approved
reserve agents....
Checks and other
ash items
Kotes of other Na-
tional Banks
Fractional paper,
currency, nickels
and cents '.
Lawful Money Re
serve in Bank, viz:
specie
Leral-tender notes-
Redemption, fund with U.
S. Treasurer' (5 per
cent of circulation)
$131,905 77
4,727 13
6,250 0!)
250 00
27,032 92
4,270 36
357 08
3,415 43
' 75.10!) 08
10 00
1,044 CO
10 00
50 00
90 00
5 001
50 00
50 00
50 00
105 00
500 00
o UU'
35 00
120 00
)0 00
15 00
420 00
380 00
cutting of wood has been care
fully supervised and only the
dead and mature trees, the re
moval of which would not injure
the watershed, have been cut.
Careful cutting of this kind
lias been allowed in tlie areas
which have heretofore been clos
ed to use. and as a result the
price of wood has actually been
reduced in the small tbwus
around the National forests. Fo?
instance, in Pearce, an impor-
, tant mining town nine miles
from the forest, the price of
wood previous to-the creation of
J. M. Polhamus
Clerk.
H. H. Donkersley,
Chairman.
Santa Fc Found Guilty of Violat
ing Safety Appliance Law.
Prescolt, Julyr 20. After a
three days' trial the Santa Fe
railroad was found guilty yester
day in the United States district
court of violating the federal law
relating to safety appliances on
railroad cars. There were fif
teen counts against the company
and the jury was unanimous in
its verdict upon thirteen of the
same, while one juror was not
dw. 'NT.. 1 h'mc nor
uu x.v o r 7:r quite satisued-in his mind as to
decrease can be wholly attribut
ed to t the improved administra
tion of the Forest.
To Darken the Hair..
the violation of the law on two
counts the two which pertain
to requirement as to the height
of draw-bars. As the - case is a
statutory proceeding, it only re
quired nine votes to constitute a
verdict of guilty, and consequent-
,Sago tea is the most harmless
hair.' Make a strong brew of y the company will be compell
- dried leaves, straiij the liquid -ed to pay to the United States a
carefully through muslin, and to ihie of 1500, or 100 for each
each pint add two leaspoonfuls count
of alcohol. This should be rub- '
bed on the hair every night be
. fore retiring. Street Commissioner Dan Bris-
lin has gone to the Bouse mining
"Dad" Ward has gone to the country for a few days to look
co:ist to'take it cool for the Test ' after some promising claims that
of the summer. jhe owns there.
Sensible Talk from John Spsese
. Our fellow townsman, John M,
Speese is not given to windy dis
courses or voluble talks. When'
he says anything, there is "some
thins to it." Here's what he has
u say about advertising, and it's
true.
"We are all of us jtoo willing
to take stock in some absolutely
worthless 'proposition' which
some outsider springs and too
unwilling to support our home
papers, when they advertise the
country every day, year in and
year ont, and only ask such con
siderate support as is of actual
cash benefit to the man who ad
vertises with them. Any sort of
fake scheme can be sprung by
rank outsider and we all fall oyei
ourselves trying to bite at it
when the same amount of money
spent with our home' papers
would help them spread the story
of our rich country better than
ever. Our-home papers are the
best advertisers for us and I be
lieve we ought to stand by them.'
The North Star nine.
Things' are moving fast at the
North Star mine. The mill is al
most readv for the.crushing of
ore and has a capacity of 150
tons daily.
NEXT ELECTORAL VOTE.
24;081
7,400
85
32,081 00
512 50
In the 'electoral college for the year
1)08, there will be 485 votes.' Necessary
to a choice, 243.
States x - no. votes
Alabama.... L .11
Arkansas ...rr. .
California : M
Colorado'
Connecticut '. .: " :
Delaware ' . "
Florida "
Georgia i . . 13
Idahp.. 3
Illinois 2?
Indiana ' ..15
Iowa 1:i
Kansas 10
Kentucky -
Louisiana
Maine 0
Marylnud S
M assachusctts 16
Mifhiirnn. 14
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri 10
Montana 3
Nebraska 8 r
Nevada 3 i
New Hampshire: 4j
New .'ersey. 1- j
New York...: 39 -
North Carolina v'. . 12
North Dakota 4
Ohio
Oklahoma :
Oregon .'
Pennsylvania... . .
Khode Island .
South 'arolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas . '.
Utah .
Vermont 4
Virginia . 12
Washington 5
West Virginia 7
Wisconsin ., . 13
Wyoming' ". " 3
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in
Surplus fund.
Undivided: Profits,
less expenses and
- taxPS paid
National Bank notes
outstanding .
Due to approved re
serve agents
Individual Deposits .
subject to check. .
Demand Certificates
of Deposit.
CertUecl checks
Letter of Credit
$283,177 72
$ 25;000 00
25,000 00
6,753 19
6,250 00
1,222 60
208772 49
. 5.7SS 60
1,265 84
3,125 00
$83,177 72
Total
Territory of Arizona, lsg
Countv of Yuma, )
T .l.-nnie Polhamus, Cashier of th
above-named bank, do solemnly swear
that the aUove statement is true, to
the best of my knowledge ana nenei.
Jennie Polhamus, Cashier.
Correct Attest:
.1. W. Dorringlnn,
E. !. Cai uthers,
D. L. De Vanes
Directors;
S. Bi Hinds- was here toda
from iiaguna.
So ramv foreign diplomatic repre
sentatives have left Venezuela tha
Castro begins to fel'knesome for some
bnd'v tn worrv. A chronic tormentor
feels that he is liying in vain when re
duced to a sta'e of isolation.
.23
. 7
. 4
.34
. 4
. 9
.l
.12
..18
STotal .
TEA
The cost of good tea is
'so very little : only a-third
of a cent a cup! a cent-and-a-half
or two . cents'
for-the family breakfast !
Your crocrr returns your money if you doa'l
like Schilliue's Ucst: we pay hira.
RAISES ILL DOUBTS
AS TO ITS
PUJRITY
BARKLY'S
BEN-HUR
STRICTLY
PURE
BAKING
POWDER "
Is made from pure cream of tarter
(derived from California grapes) aud
S highest tirade bi-carbonatc of soda; eon
tains no alum or phosphate of Urn's.
r-r.i. ......... - .nu-i.
It seems that the latebt Canauia
transcontim-ntal Pkciiic railroad will
cost $200,000,000, or $80,000,000 more
ihv.h the estimate. London bankers o
lute have advised Canada to slow up i
its eal for new trans pot ation facil'uies
ISSt
LOS ANGELES
EXMINES
AT SKOREY'S
Southwestern News Company
THERE'S NOTHING
MORE DE
LICIOUS THAN
BARKLEY'S
BEN-HUR
COFFEE.
Never sold in bulk, lmt put hot in air
tight tins direct from the roaster.
thereby pveservin;
I hi?h ilavorinK
the lich aroma and
Wl L. Douglas
.$3,50 Shoe
in-all styles and all leath
ers", high cut and low cut;
all sizes and all widths,
and the one pri'ce of
$3,50 per pair ;
t Can be found, at ' - "
. ;r - r. ' .. -
. E. R SANQUfNETTrS
MODERN DEPARTMENT STORE.
I Special Attention to flail Orders.
' ". '
REAL ESTATE
LOANS
INSURANCE
GENERAL
A0ENTS
Entablishc In 1899
Irreorporated f306
The Yuma
Title-Abstract Co.
Abstracts of Title
to all Lands, Town
Lots, Mines and
Canals in Yuma County.
YUMA, ARIZON'A
Others Follow
1
Leading Daily of Southwestern Arizona
DELIVERED OR
BY MALL.
PER
MONTH
Notice for Publication
Department of the Intcrier. '
U. S- Land Office at Phoenix, Arizona,
July 21, 15108.
Notice is hereby piven that Jerome Q.Turner,
of Somerton, Arizona, wne, on sepi. -i. uyi
made Homestead Entry (Series No. 0204) No.
4002, for Lots 1 and2.e'2 nw. seciion o, .
in r:m.'n 24 w.. G. & S. K. Meridian. . a
ffled notice of intention to malicntinal Uvc-yeai
proof, to establish claim to the land above de
scribed, before Charles H. Uttintf Clerk of the
District Court, at Yuma, Arizona, on the 5th
day of September, 1&.8.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Calvin Georce. of Somerton, Arizona,
Wiiliam BFain, of Somerton. Arizona,
wiiH.im rm-.vder. of Yuma. Arizona,
George Thurman, of Somerton Arizona.
JjYMAU W. WAKEj? ILLD,
Julv 22, 1903.
Kesistcr.
LATEST MINING
TION BLANKS AT
OFFICE.
LOCA
THE
SENTINEL
No Hill Too Steep
No Sand Too
Deep for
i i ii m
Runabout.
lSh.p S90O.00
Tourlne Cars.
24 h.p.. . . S1350.00 and S1650.00
Tourlne Car.
35 h.p., 4 cylinders S2150.00
Gentleman's Roadster S2150.00
Scad for Dtalotae sad List oi Used Cars
Agents wanted where not represented.
A. W. GUMP AUTO CO.,
1118 S. Main St., Los Angeles
FOR RENT
A new fireproof store
room, corner of Second
W and Madison Ave.
cial fciervice uivi::on, iwurau- ui uan.
Nir.th Street, Northwest, VV'ashinpton, D. C f rinnire at thS 0cKk
Personal and prompt attention to all business- 1-14Uilc !"-5
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