Holbrook argus., March 07, 1903, Image 1

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HOLBROOft. ARIZONA. SATURDAY, MARCH 7. 1903.
No. 13.
Arizona's Legislature.
Feb. 19. The primary election
bill was resurrected in the hotrse.
The house passed bill No. 64,
providing for the time in which
a will can be contested.
House bill No. 65, prescribing
a time limit of one year for the
prosecution of certain cases, was
passed
The bill appropriating money
for the purpose of purchasing
copies of the governor's report
to the secretary of the interior
department, was also passed by
the house.
Feb. 20. The special registra
tion bill is now a law, having
been signed by the governor yes
terday. !
The legislature unanimously ;
requested congress to 'pay the
nraa county
narrow guage
bonds, which were illegally j council, asking for joint state
placed on that county by an act j hood, was defeated by the house,
of congress. The bonds are for! Council bill No. 30. providing
the sum of $317,000. j for the appointment of a clerk
The house passed two bills, j for countv boards of supervisors
one relating to county officers in first, second and third class
absenting themselves for more counties, was passed by the
than sixty days, sheriffs being , council.
exempted. The other bill re-j A message from the governor
lated to stockholders meetings, announced that he had signed
Feb. 25. Very little business council bill No. 26, an act pro
was dispensed with in either viding for uniformit' in legisla
branch of the legislature. j tion.
A message was received from' Mar. 3. House bill No. 14,
the governor announcing that he which relates to the secretary's
had signed the school tax bill. office, was discussed by themem-
- Feb. 25. Two bills were pass- bers of the house.
edin the house, viz; one two regit-1 Council bill No. 26, relating to
late the divorce laws, making justices of the peace acting as
the period of desertion one year coroners, was passed.
sufficient for a decree. The other; House bill No. 26, relating to
related to bounties on wild ani-loan and trust corporations,
mals. Nothing was done in the : was also passed.
council. . ; Mar. 4. The house passed
Feb. 26.-The house passed three several bills, viz:
bills, viz; No. 86, providing for a' Two bills, each establishing a
visit by the Arizona National manual training school, one at
Guards to the St. Louis exposi-; I'rescott and the other in Ora
tion at their own expense. Coun
cil bill No. 23, providing for the
appointment, by the governor,
of a commission to look toward
uniform divorce laws. Bill No.
28, making it optional with city I
councils as to the publication of :
the minutes of the same. ' i
As usual, nothing was done in !
the council.
Feb. 27. A special committee i
was appointed by the speaker of j
the house to investigate the
records of Secretary Stoddard's !
office. i
After being amended, the coun-1
cil passed the eight-hour bill and
was referred back to the house, j
Errors were found in it and it had j
to wait awhile before going to j
the governor.
The council passed a memorial !
asking congress to give us joail
statehood, providing the omni-;
bus bill could not pass..
The house passed four bills, viz;
Mr. Woolf's bill raising the
school age limit for deaf, dumb
and blind students.
Mr. Williams' bill, which is in
tended to cut out the breeding of
dogs in the territory.
A bill changing the name of the
j Territorial Insane Asylum to the
Asylum for the Insane.
The bill which seeks to prevent
constables from appointing dep
uties. Feb. 28. The council passed
bill No. 31, which regulates the
practice of medicine and provides
for a territorial medical examin
ing board.
Mar. 2. A committee was ap
pointed from both houses to cor
rect the errors in the eight-hour
bill.
The memorial passed by the
ham county.
House bill No. 45, providing
for improvements in the experi
mental station at Tucson and
establishing others.
Mr. Ives' bill granting increas-
ed power to judges.
A bill regulating the practice
of dentistry and providing for a
board of examiners.
A bill for the maintenance of
the Tempe Normal school,
A bill appropriating $8,400 for
a library and gymnasium at the
University of Arizona.
A bill for the maintenance of
the Flagstaff Normal school,
A bill changing the name of
the Benson reform school to the
territorial industrial school and
providing for its maintenance.
Gov. Brodie signed the bill
makii g the justice of the peace
receiving the highest number of
votes the coroner.
Call for Bids.
Office Board of Supervisors,
:rs,1
)03.J
Navajo County, Arizona
' Holbrook, Mar. 6, 1903
Notice is hereby given that
sealed bids will be received for
services' of County Physician at
regular meeting of board April
6th 1903. Bids received will
be opened at that date at 9
o'clock a. m. Board reserves the
right to reject any and all bids;
A. F. McAllister, Clerk.
For Drunkenness, Opium,
iTfc I rV-A T lorphin and
CClV Volher Drug Using,
V mo luuauvv nauii
f tnd Neurasthenia.
Corns-
pontfenc
Slrictlr
Trie KttltT
INSTITUTE,
Dwlgnt, III.
CMfhtefltUL
Save $2
per day
by using Santa Fe
Tourist Sleeping Cars
to Kansas City and
Chicago. The rates are
less than half of
Prdaee Sleepers.
Personally Conducted.
Mondays, Thursdays and
Saturdays.
Santa Fe
MUS. L. S. AD-MS.
Of CtaHeaion, Texan.
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to tired women. Having suffered for
seven years with weakness and bear.'
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eral doctors and different remedies
with no success, your Wine of Cardul
was the only thing which helped me,
and eventually cured me It seemed to
build up the weak parts, strengthen
the system and correct irregularities."
By "tired women" Mrs. Adams
means nervous women who have
disordered menses, falling 9f the
womb, ovarian troubles or any of
these ailments that women have.
You can cure yourself at home with
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cured thousands of cases which
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der Thedford's lilaek-Draught
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TIME TABLE.
Effect Jan. 26, 1903.
STATIONS.
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SHEEP BRANDS.
UK Ml Y llll.MXi.
PuMortiee Hhow Low. Arizona. s
Kantce Navajo ami Apache coiintie.
Firebrand-
7'
Viang le on luff jaw.
Eahuahkh.
Overhnlferop left, sharp
I'll; lit.
Sharji lett, overhalfcrnp
Crop and overhalfcrop r Jt T
rit'lit and left. li ii nn.l
SI Swallowfork and two
jiT split" left, overliulf
crop ritlit.
Crop unrt hole left, and
overhalf crop ritfht.
WILLIAM MOKAN.
PoKtolfiee Show Low, Arizona.
Rantre Show l.owcreek and Naviijon uiity
Firebrand On .
Tarbrand
left vide of
nose.
Earmarks Crop and BfiSfaLA ovi'iliit
left, iind crop un 1 mi trS del-bit
right for ewes: reversed on weathers.
JOHN NK1.SON.
Postoflice Heher, Arizona,
limine West lilack Canon.
Firebrand ..on nohe.
Kuriiiurkk (,'rop ffirf and apllt left
ovwrci'up riifht irB for owes, re--erwed
tin weiitherH.
K0D0L digests what you eat
K0D0L c'eanses purifies, strengthens
and sweetens the stomach.
K0D0L cures Indigestion, dyspepsia, and
all stomach and bowel troubles.
K0D0L acce'erates 'he action of the gas
- trie glands and gives tone to the
digestive organs.
K0D0L re"eves an overworked stomach
of all nervous strain gives to
the heart a full, free and untrammeled
action, nourishes the nervous system and
feeds the brain.
K0D0L ls the wonderful remedy that is
making so many sick people well
and weak people strong by giving to their
bodies all of the nourishment that ls con
tained in the food they eat.
Bottle only, $1.00 Slzs holding 2M times the trial
size, which sells for 50c.
Freputd only by E. C. DeWITT ft CO., CUICAG0.
Arizona Co op Mercantile Inst.