Rule on train track rights issued by MO Burns
The notice states Train No. 2 has priority on the track over Train No. 3 and designates MO Burns as Superintendent.
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Newspaper
Duncan Arizonian
Location
Duncan, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1911
Page
4
The notice states Train No. 2 has priority on the track over Train No. 3 and designates MO Burns as Superintendent.
Ken S Hildreth, attorney at Fleming Building Phoenix, offers specialty in lands before the Land Office and Interior Department. He conducts contests, plats rights of way and townsite and forest reserve matters. He touts a cheaper patent method and sells government land scrip enabling title in one day without residence or cultivation.
Small farm listing for 15 acres with 9 acres in cultivation about 412 miles above Duncan. Includes a three room house, papered and painted, several outhouses, and a good water well. Price 1175 dollars, half cash and balance on time. Jim Casper in this office for information.
Drop head Singer sewing machine latest make with rotary shuttle seven drawers and in near new condition offered at a bargain. Inquire at this office.
Local notes report Hon Geo B Gamble of Sheldon in town Friday and Grant County Republican nominees visiting voters. New school books at E W Taylor Cash only. For sale three room house and two lots 750 dollars and three more 200 dollars each. P R Van Bibber joins local listings after joining Pythian Sisters. Timely advice praises Dr King s New Discovery for coughs and lung troubles with trial bottle offered. Four pool tables at P W Anderson Co and mirror giveaway at E W Taylor s. Allen Main St. 14¢tf.
Reese M. Ling declares strong northern Democratic support and confidence he can win the senate nomination after a whirlwind Northern Arizona tour. He notes broad cross party appeal and expects southern Arizona to be fair to northern candidates as he continues campaigning.
Mrs W W Gould of Pittsfield New Hampshire credits Electric Bitters with curing long standing stomach and kidney troubles. She urges others to try the tonic claiming it is the best liver and kidney remedy and a strong health booster. Also listed are unrelated notices for old papers sale and local business ads.
Notice to taxpayers announces the duplicate assessment roll for Greenlee County Arizona for 1911 is in possession for tax collection. Taxes become delinquent December 18 1911 with a 5 percent penalty after that date. Taxes may be paid at any Greenlee County bank starting October 15 1911. Signed John M Webster County Treasurer and Ex Officio Tax Collector.
Candidate announces Democratic nomination bid for Greenlee County in the State Legislature subject to voters at the October 24 1911 primary election. Announcement calls for support in the primary and outlines intent to seek the legislative seat.
Sheriff Carl Hayden of Mi County, native of Maricopa County and Tempe educated at Stanford, is a Democrat and progressive. He has served as County Treasurer and as a Democratic National Convention delegate, now holding the sheriff’s office. He supports representarion for the people in Congress and development of natural resources and business. he is a natural campaigner and confident he can beat any Republican.
In this column a notice endorses W. C. Cheatham of Duanean for Representative. A Texas native who moved to Arizona years ago, he has been a carpenter, a clerk at Billingsley’s store, and a loyal Democrat. He served as a Deputy Sheriff and is active in church and Sunday school work as a Presbyterian trustee.
Announcement from Hé foun endorses W. M. Whipple of Clifton as Democrat candidate for Arizona state legislature. Whipple described as pioneer with long service, party loyal, and ready to push progress. Known in GEnlogg County and urged for careful consideration by voters. For sale Baby carriage. Care of ARIZONIAN.
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