Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume], June 10, 1908, Image 1

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EEKLY ARIZONA JOURNAL- MINER
PIONEER PAPER OP ARIZONA.
ABOR WILL
ffl ABUSED,
SAYS
ierationyyillEndeavor
o Prevent Insertion
By Republicans
Of Plank
ASlllNflTON, June S.-lndfgnnnt-it
nyinn that tin; American Fcdcrn-
nf Labor linn attacked the integrl-
If Ihi' courts, state or nntiutiat, Ham
ffompi'r.s tonight declared that tin"
. Ill il' l.i f rtt. ....--
TMiiiiii will iiriri n iiitiii in l.iuriiim
n -- n
h New York memorial nuking for
Invriion of a plank in the ropubll-
lutionnl platform affirming confi
ne In tho Integrity of the court,
I mating upon tho preservation of
Ir independence and fntl conatitu
M ptroinHvrs.- - - "
lie rxi't'tillvu enmilllftoef fit tni.'
Irattna will hold n meeting in Chi-
Iwhilr tho republican' nationnl cou
pon is in session in thnt city. Gom-
will he mi linnd then, as lie as
"Wo will assert our rightH, with
I .1.... II... l.lt I . . til
)" Mill i iiic rupumiciiii jiariv wjii
In nisi nslblo to them. 1 believe in
tH. Orgnnlzod labor docs; but thnt
rli;ht nf injunction hn boon abused
n' will di'iiv."
DOG BRINGS HOME
SKELETON FOOT
1CER8 BELIEVE IT WAS BUB-
ROWED FROM SOME
GRAVE.
(Krotn Tucidi' Dally)
hcthcr it lsvtne skeleton of, one of
ilu! extremities of Homo male or
ile human who has met foul piny or
hurrowrd from the gruyc of Home
ion wlm died from natural causes' ii
question thnt i now worrying (he
Ii officers ovor tiie gruesome dlseov-
mfule vrstorday by Mrs. if. P. Tin.
Irs. Tiuslor fouud her pet spaniel
I'rd.iy morning ut 10 o'clock in
m of the skeleton of a human
Mix. Tinslcr called Chief of Po
Prince to her homo on South Mc
ilk strict wnen she found the dog
the foot in its mouth on the side-
k in front of her house. A careful
ch nn mndti of the piemiscs and
;M)oihood but no trace of any dead
)' or grave wan found. A tho Tin
aiwnlfl btnyH nt home at all timet),
ii believed thnt the Hkeleton foot
carried there, by some prowling dog
' burrowed it out of n grave ill some
lir cemeteries.
FOLEY WANTS
SHERIFF NOMINATION
(Prom Tucudav'H Dally)
H. Foley, tho well known cat
" and business mnn of Ash Fork,
prices himself ns a candidate- for
democratic nomination for shorllT
Ms issue. Foley has been n deputy
and constable of Ash Fork the
cn years. He is tho third condi
tio aninmnco himself for tho nom
on of sherift" on tho democratic
It is rumored thcro arc. Hovnral
in tho bnisli,- who will come
before the convontlon time to
f'r the much royet,cd plum.
INDQP.SEMENTCDURTS
JUNCTION HSSHITPUrnrk
GQMPERS
I'Mffihr fohh 'class-job f orW.
FIGHT
III I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 111
ii i w ii u wwii
T
PLAGE
Girl Gives Evidence
Against Famous
Comedian In
New York
NKW VOHK, Juno 8.A jury was
selected today iu tin enso wherein Kay
iiiond Hitchcock, the famous comedian,
is nceusod of criminally nyaultlng fif
teen year old Helen Von Unpen. Tho
girl' mother testified she- hud Hignvd
an affidavit in wliluh .alio stated the girl
had never been harmed by Wjchcoek.
According to the evidence of Helen
Von Jlngcii, Hitchcpck made au Attempt
to assault her in n house ia west Forty
first street, where the actor had mis
treated hor. ,
BASEBALL BBBULTB.
American League Staadipg.
Club. . Wn. Ut.
Clevelnnd 21 i!l
P.Ct.
.533
.S33
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Ht. Louis 1M
New York 'Jii
Philadelphia 23
Detroit 22
Chicago i 21
Hoston 21
Washington .,..'...18
21
20
21
20
2li
National League Standing,
flub. . Wn. Lst,
Chicago 2(1 ir.
Cincinnati 24 17
Pittsburg 22 18
.Vow York 22 20
Philadelphia 10 19
Hoston '. '. ..' ..1P 23
Ht. Louis 10 28
llrookly 11 27
P.Ct.
X3 1
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.roo
.inn
.401
.nns
Pacific Coast League.
Club. Wn. I.st. P.Ct.
l,os Angeles 29 25 .537
Portland ..,.27 2 .52(1
Han 'Francisco 20 31 .481
Onklnnd 2(1 31 ,4fi0
National League.
Cincinnati 3, Rrooklyu C.
Chicago fi, Hoston 2.
Pittsburg n, Philadelphia 0.
New York I, St. Louis 0.
American League,
Cleveland 1, New York 6.
Ht. Louis 10, Philadelphia 0.
Chicago 2, Washington 1.
rRIBON LABOR CONTRACTS
ABOLISHED IN MONTANA
HKLKNA, 'Mont., June 8.-Thu stnte
board of prion directors toduy abol
ished contract Inbor in tho stntr peni
tentinry.
NO EVIDENCE TO CONVICT.
PORTLAND, Ore., Juno 8. flcorge
H. Hill, vIcd president of tho defunct
Tltlo flunrantto and Trust Company,
Indicted on four charges in connection
with tho failure of that Institution, to
day was discharged from custody in the
circuit court on tho ground of insuffic
ient evidence to convict him.
OWES $28,000,000.
TOLHDO, Ohio, June S.-The Wheel
ing and Lake Krie railroad was ordorud
Into the hands of a receiver this after,
noon by the U. 9. Court, upon n peti
tion filed In benalf of the Amorican Car
UMind Comnanv. alleging an indebted-
nesa of $28,000,000. II. A. Worthjington
of CIevcland,.iw ,iw:ucil(jn reviver.
IN TIGH
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS
PRESCOTT, ARIZONA, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 10, 1908.
TAFT MANAGERS WILL
ACCEPT NO COMPROMISE
National .Committee
testing Louisiana Delegations
With Half Vote Each.
CHlCAdO, June 8.-In order to glvci
time for consultation, the Republican
National Committee ndjourncd this af
ternoon, rather than agree to seat tho
Taft and nnti-Tnft delegation to the
national convention from Louisiana,
each with hnlf n vote. Too Louisiana
case involves the seats of four dele
gates at large and fourteen district del
egates. Manager Frank II. Hitchcock, for the
Taft forces, insists there will bo no
compromise, and thnt the committed
must pass upon nil contests brought.
Thus far contests have been settled
from Alabama, (leorgin, Arkansas, Flor
ida and Kentucky, with the national
commit ttee voting solidly in nil tho
cases decided. ,
GETTING
READY
TO RATIFY
TIFT
SAN FH A NCI. SCO, June.8. The ex
ecutive committee- of the republican
stnte ccntrnf commltteo effected a par
tial organiKatlon tonight. General
George Stone wan placed in nomina
tion for ehairmnn, but declined. He
fln;illy agreed to nerve until the next
meeting. County committees through
out the stnte were ordered to ratify the
nominations to bo made by the Chicago
convention next week in mass meetings
called.
AMERICAN TEAM
FOR OLYMPIC GAMES
STANFORD UNIVERSITY MAN ONE
OF SEVENTY-SIX
SELECTED.
NHW YOltK, Juno 8.-Seventy-slx
American athletes were tonight select
ed by tho American Olympic commit
tee to represent the United Stntes in
the London Olympian gnmes next '
montn. Ilellah, of Mtnutonl, win ne in
the American team.
BELIEVE NEGRO MURDERER
MORE THAN 200 ARMED MEN
HAVE BEEN FUR8UINO
ASSASSIN.
GUTHHIK, Akln'noma, June 8. Alf
Hunter, or Jim Kingsbury, the negro
murderer of HherlfT Garrison of Okla
homa City, is believed to have surren
dered twenty-two miles north of here.
More than two hundred armed men
have been hunting Hunter. United
States Marshall Abernethy I- In chnrge
of the posse.
BEOAN TAKINO TESTIMONY.
HAN FRANCISCO, June 8.-Taklug
of testimony in the trial of W. J, Hart
nett, charged with embezzlement of the
Coltou securities from tne California
Safe Deposit & Trust Company while
vice president and chluf eounse) of thnt
institution, began today.
PHOENIX EDITO EXONERATED.
, PHOUNl-Y,. June 8. Frank Do Hour
sn, editor ,nf the Arizona Democrat, waft
today acquitted of, the charge of using
money Illegally In the city election ,i
year ngo. . . , , .
May Admit Con
Henator Lodge and Powell Clayton
of Arkansas were found to be aligned
for the purpose of compromise in tho
Louisiana enso when the matter was
submitted, to tne suprise of tho Taft
managers, fe'ecretary Taft has been
communicated with in Washington by
his manngers here. Tho tenor of his
instructions is not known. One hun
dred nnd fifty delcgntcs are involved in
contests not yet decided.
Hcprcsentntivp William 11. McKlnlcy,
manager for the presidential boom of
Hjeaker Joseph G. Cannon, who arrived
fwlny, issued a statement UiIh evculng
in which he says as the situation stands
he has reason to believe no candidate
will have enutign votes to win on the
first ballot.
EIGHTY
PERISH
IN STEAMSHIP
WRECK
)
HONGKONG, Jun? 8-Tho - Hfltlah
passenger ateamrr Pow An, tunning be
tween this port. Canton nnd Macao,
struck n reef off this island last night.
J The vessel is a total wreck. Kighty
1 natives nre missing. The Kuropenn
passcugcrtt and officers of the ship were
i rescued.
SILVER MARKET.
NKiV YOltK, June 8.-Sllver .V'V,
Mexicans dollars 47.
OF
MEXIGANBANK
MAN ARRESTED ON CHAROE OF
FOROINO DRAFTS FOR
$01,000.
III. PASO, Tex., Juno 8.-Pablo Yar
ill was arrested in this city today. He
Is accused of forging drafts upon the
Guaymns llrnnch of the llanco de Ho
norn for (il, 000. He is being held for
' fv rn.fll inn liv lln. Mi.Yli'fin
govern
incut.
HUGHES
BEGINS WAR TO
KILL TRACKS
CALLS ON LEGISLATURE TO PASS
LAW KILLING O AM
BLING. ALHANY, N. Y., June 8. Governor
Hughes sent to the extraordinary ses
sion of the legislature tonight n special
message recommending for considera
tion and enactment suitable legislation
for tho prevention of race track gam
bling. Forty-flvo senators more than
a quorum were iif their seats wnen tin)
roll was called in tho upper house.
MORE PREDATORY SCALPS.
J. K. Wedgworth nud Louis Ford
were the only contributors to the super
visors' collection of bounty nenlp yes
terday. Wedgworth brought In the
hjdfs of three wild cats, two coyote
and nit raccoon and Ford six eats and
eight coyotes. The predatory animals
were trapped in tho linrro creek region
-near; the oliundary of this and Mohave
county. Tho supervisors withheld pay
rnent of the county clajpis pending
proof that the animals were trapped Jn
O'h cuunly.. . , . g..7 ,
THOUSANDS HOMELESS
TRAINS DEMORALIZED
LOOKS FOR
H E Keays Declares
Eastern Capital
Will Develop
Yavapai
(Prom Tuesday's Dutlvl
Alter nn absence of four years, two
of which he spent in the employ of A.
0. Ilrown nnd Company of New York,
visiting ninny mining districts in Mex
ico, Nortn Carolina, Han Domingo and
other islnnds of tho Vf ct Indies, H. II.
Keays returned hero last night, morn
enthusiastic than ever 6tcr the mineral
possibilities of Yavapai county, which
lie snys is the richest mineral sectiojr
he tins ever visited in nil his travels.
I wouldn't give Ynvnpal county
for all, North Carolina- and tho fabu
lous mines of San De-mingo, where tir.
early Spanish explorers arc reputed to.
hnve found such hidden golden tre.m
tiros,' ' Mr. Keays onld last night to a
group in front of the Ht. Michael, one
of whom Was n Journal-Miner represen
tative. "They talk of their rich mines
in .Sau Domtugo, but I hay nothing
there compnrrH with some of the Arlr.o-.
nn prospects that prospectors hero pirn
u)i almost dally as being unwortny o(
consideration. Columbus and his co-n
pnnlons may hnvo fouud rich gold ore.
in Han Domingo, but I spent consider-,
able time there and fulled to find any
mines worthy of consideration, miii'lt,
loss the expenditure of any amount In
their development. In my opinion the,
rich mines of Han Domingo nre a myths
"North Cnrollnn," he continued,
"was certainly a dispappolntmont la
me. From whnt 1 heard nf the country,
in New York and other places, 1 wo
Inclined to believe thnt tnere were some
promising gold mines there, I found
one place whore a company expended
almost a million dollars, although the,
best sample 1 saw nssayod only $1.1)0 n
ton In gold. There is almost a mile of,
underground work done on one proper,
ty thnt would not bo considered worth,
locating here, I want no more mining
experience In Carolina or Han Domingo,
"I am back here to mine and eon-,
tented to stny here. My experiences
elsewhere have proven thnt this is the
ricnest and most promising field of all.
P.nstcru capital Jn beginning to appre
ciate tho great mineral resources of Oils
county, nlthough it has never been
boomed nnd but little advertised. Hos
ton, New York, and other eastern cnp
Itnl will soon start coming here in
search of Investment, and I look for
great prosperity here as soon as confi
deuce Is fully restored in eastern finan
cinl circles." ,
'Mr, Kenys is accompaulrd by his
wife nnd niece, and Richard J. Lynch',
who has beru connected many year
with New York financial institutions.
Lynch says that he has profited by
many former mining experiences and is
now ready to look over Yavapai eoun
ty'a great mineral field with a view of
investing litre.
WILLIE HEARST GETS II
IN FFT-.F0UR
NHW YORK, June $. Fifty four bal
lot boxen wero examined today In the
recount of the Jlearsl-McClcllan may
oralty content., . W. h Hearst gained
II vor, a total of i JO since the count
begun, In an examination of S208 boir?
BIG BOOM
HERE
FORTY-FIFTH YEAR.
IP
PHAUNMLL!
DESERTED BY
Crest
of Great Flood
In Sight And Worst
Is Thot To
Be Over
TOPKKA, Kons,, June 8,--Trai ser
vice in nnd out of this city is piaaii
cully nt n standstill. No lots of Hfc
has been reported in this city aa4 vi
cinity. North Topckn is descrtt4 to
night. Hunt patrols wero busy all af
ternoon removing poopln from
homes. Tho crest of the rise ia
Kansas river ii expected to bo
tonignt. Tho maximum water ia tfc
river tonight in twenty-six and tway
nlue hundredth "fet.
KANHAfl'CITY, June 8.-.Ta Mhe
?ourl, nnd Knw rivers continue! tw
an' men navhour, hut the crest or MM
flood in both streams tdnlght (a la.
ight. It is expected they will may
Wednesday.- Ho far no serious iUaag
has resulted. Train service coaUauat
demoralir.ed.
Tonight not more than 4,000 ot al
IL',000 permanent residents of Amat
dalo are loft in tnat suburb, all of ta
others having moved away. AU r-
ons !ivnilabe that could be iteMiil
were employed hi removing goads.
Among the supplies moved worn twaaty
million pounds nf salt and ptekM
meats, taken from tho packing koaat
iu tho district. All were stored ia
floors high above tho expected Aaad,
lino.
IH'TTi:, Mont., June 8.-The Otgv
Short Line is the only lino operatkag a
train service out of (Montana frota tfcU
city. Late tonight tho Northera pa
cific will hnvo tone trains In froaa la
east. The last train to reach Hatt .
the Great Northern nunc In Jo X
There Is little prospect of u caatptat
restoration of the service witah a
week. All the smelters of the IlaaUa
A. Montn nn Company are closed an a re
sult of flooding of the works.
COPPER MARKST.
NKW YORK, June 8.-Iho roaaar,
liW dt! ', electrolytic ViVi (ty aaaU
Ings l (TO .
London GoBpftr.
LONDON, Juno 8,No market t4y
on account of bank holiday.
Ye Print Shof
lloforo the Days of Mo
Machinery Was a MakvtMft
Affair at Host.
The Journal Miner's
JOB DEPARTMENT
Is All thnt YK OLUKN
PRINT SHOP Was Not, IU
Appliance Aro Most Metier,
Its Stock the Urgent, It
Prices the Most Reasonable
and Its Workmen thn Ilrst t
bo Found in this Section of
Arirona.
JOTI WORK
Of Hvery Description Tumtd
Out On Hhort Ni.tlco. No or
der Too larg to ltf Handld
Promptly, No order Too Small
t He F.xcculcd Carefully.
Call or Write for KaUaaataa.
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