Weekly journal-miner. [volume], June 27, 1917, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

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RTCE SIX
'K'SX:':-a'25'w':?:''i From Humboldt,
City News
In Brief
xi G M Colvoccresses. ecneral man
's! aecr of the Cor.solidatsd Arizona. was-
Jsja visiter last evening from hic home
in Humboldt.
l Southern Visitor,
tji; Mr. J. F. EUittiorpe. of Memphis
S;Tenn., arrived yesterday Jo spend the
M Summer with her dauehter and son-
wawsaSSC'Sr3 Kn.lav. Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Fansler.
i
(From Thursday's Daily.) fcrom the Range.
Range Visitors.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Thurston, of
Oenega, the former one of the large
cattle owners of the county, are in the
city for a few days visiting with
friends.
Flagstaff Visitor.
Miss Mhrie Hart, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. O. L. Hart, of Flagstaff, is
a recent arrival to remain for Fron
tier Days and is a guest of Mr. and
Mrs. George Harbeson.
Visitors From Mine.
Miss Jessie T. Jones and brother,
W. 11. Jones and wife, arc in the city
from the Jcsmc camp in Chaparral, to
remain for an extended viit with
friends.
Grateful For Aid.
Mrs. S. H. Hill to whom $52.90 was
given by the liberal people or Prcs
cott for the building fund of the Mt.
Olive Baptist church, desires in this
manner to thank the donors.
Come to Visit.
Miss Ruby Kauffman and brother,
Frank Kauffman, of Agua Fria, are
visiting with friends in the city, this
being the first trip of the former since
leaving for the country to reside sev
cral months ago.
Brief Visit
Colonel J. C Rankin, who is inter
ested in mines in Big Bug district,
was a brief visitor yesterday, leaving
later for Chicago. lie is identified
with the Henrietta, under operation
by the Big Ledge Co.
To Attend Funeral.
C. F. Thornton, interested with
Charles Kingley, whose death occur
red a few days ago, was an arrival
yesterday from Cordcs to attend the
funeral today. They bad been mining
partners for many years, and own de
sirable properties in Big Bng district.
Mining Business.
J. A. Martin was an arrival yester
day from Mayer, and leaves later for
his holdings near Ramsgate. He re
sumes, production after the Great
Western smelter starts up, having a
contract to furnish a large tonnage.
Admitted to Home.
W. A. Clark, for many years a resi
dent of this county, and at one time
an operator of the Alvarado mines in
Fool's Gulch, has been admitted to
the Pioneers' Home in this city. In
recent years he suffered a general
breakdown in health.
Getting Lively.
X. H. Getchcll was a visitor yester
day from his Cash camp, where he
reports development as going ahead
with a small force, while adjacent new
camps are operating, and the general
outlook is better than in many years
for several properties to be in action
later in the Summer.
Buys a Hup.
M. I- Bnrkhead, representing the
Borderland Motor Co., of Phoenix,
who has a carload of Hupmobilcs
here, sold a five-passenger model to
G. E. Mbany, last Monday. Mr.
Mean tested out the machine on a
40-mile drive Sunday and the next
day lost no time in becoming its
owner.
From the Mines.
William Christman, well known in
mining circles of this county as an
operator, and interested in Eureka
district, was an arrival Tuesday from
Copper creek, on business. He states
there is quite a movement of engi
neers in that field, and reports are in
circulation of deals to be closed, in
which the Guggen)!icinis figure, as
well are other investors coming in.
Verde Visitors.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harbeson,
among the well and popularly known
residents of Verde valley for many
years, arc in the city for a brief visit
with relatives and friends. Mr. Har
beson is a farmer, and states if prices
prevail this Fall in the run of crops
at present quotations, he will take oft
his hat to the high cost of living. He
says the Vcrdc farmer is to have a
substantial harvest in everything used
for food.
Return to Duluth.
Ernest LcDuc, president, and Chas.
Battrc, vice-president of the Big
Ledge Co., returned to Duluth, Minn.,
on Tuesday night, after a ten-day in
spection trip to their holdings. Both
were disinclined to make a statement
covering the mine labor troubles af
fecting their holdings, but were opti
mistic over an adjustment being prob
able at an early date. Their return
is governed by what action will take
place in the near future.
(From Friday's Daily.)
Cattlemen Visit
J. F. Condron and C. W. Carter,
well known cattlemen of Walnut
Grove, arc in the city.
Cut of the Heat
R. O. GrcCh and family have moved
up from Phoenix to escape the heat
and arc domiciled at 545 East Willis
street.
George Lutgerding, a well known
cattleman of Castle crek, is visiting
the city, and will remain to take part
in neld doings during frontier Days
in this city.
Mining Business.
Xestor A. Young, of Los Angeles,
well known in mining circles of the
coast a? an engineer and operator, is
again in the city on legal matters be
fore the Superior court.
Range Visitors.
Grant Carter, of Kirklar.d, and Bud
Stephens, of Williamson valley, were
I visitors vesterdav. renortintr warm
weather as getting the range in fint
grazing condition again.
Mining Man Here.
E. J. White, of the Arizona Copper
Queen, which is operating near May
er, is a visitor, and reports good head
way being made in sinking, and con
ditions are satisfactory.
Comes to Visit.
Mrs. D. R. Powell, of Clarkdale.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Sanders, was an arrival yesterday to
remain for an extended visit witfi
many friends, and is at the home o
her parents.
Leaves For Camp.
James Brannen, a recent locator in
the Walnut Grove country, concluded
a trip to the city yesterday returning
to his camp. He will be joined latei
by his partner, C. D. Ludwig, of
Hayden.
Mining Business.
'Martin Shubcr, mine owner of Cop
per Basin, is in the city on a business
trip, and expresses himself as vcrv
much pleased over conditions, more
properties being active than at any
time in the history of that section
Dr. Neff Here.
Dr. Mary Lawson Xcff, especially
appointed by the Arizona State Conn
cil of Defense to co-operate with the
various Red Cross chapters in the
State, arrived yesterday from Phoenix.
and will remain here until Sunday.
Mie is stopping at the Congress hotel
Looking Over Country.
Mr. and Mrs. Bart Hoostick and
son, Lamar Hoostick, arc recent ar
rivals from Lansing, Mach., and the
latter is to remain in the country tc
look over conditions with the object
of remaining. His parents will con
tinue to the coast next week, return
ing in August for a brief visit while
en route home.
Camping Out
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Fcllman and Mrs.
X. M. Whitman and two daughters
were visitors yesterday from Banning
creek, where they arc camping out
for the Summer, arriving last week
from near Florence. Thev arc to re
main until September, and later in the
month are to be joined by others.
Defers Shipping.
F. A. Rcid, a principal of the Rcid-
CaMiion Company, oi Schifiuan, l:
isiting the city on business, and stat
ed his firm has decided to not make
shipments of cattle until later, and
probably not until Fall. Range con
ditions, he savs, are improving rapid
ly by warm weather coming, and early
Summer rains will be of great benefit
Heat Record Broken.
Andrew Peterson and Frank Kel
son were in the city yesterday from
Congress Junction, and stated that re-
gion on last Tuesday went into the
customary "high" class of doing5
when the temperature climbed up tc
113 degrees, the warmest ever known
for that country during June. All
outdoor work was suspended accord
ingly.
Visitors Enthuse.
Alex Stiles and "Billy" Smithey
business men of Xecdles. Cal.. motor
ed to the city on Wednesday and will
remain for the next month, to escape
the warm wave passing over the coun
try. Mrs. Smithey and Mrs. Stile?
preceded them last week, coming by
train. Trie visitors arc very much
pleased with the pines and the cli
mate. Religious Mission.
Revs. Mandin and Rouscllc, formei
pastors of the Sacred Heart church
of this city, returned south yesterday
after a few days' visit with friends on
religious matters. Father Mandin if
now stationed at Bisbee, and stated
the new Catholic church in that city,
costing $100,000, is Hearing comple
tion. Father Rouscllc, since return
ing from France, has been assigned
to the Douglas parish.
Recovers Health.
Bob Donnell, one of the best known
of Yavapai range experts, who figurec'
prominently in Frontier Days doings
last year, was discharged from Mercy
hospital yesterday after being under
treatment for the past month for
blood poisoning. He contracted this
affliction from a slight wound on the
chest and for several days his condi
tion was serious. Donnell may get
in the saddle again for the coming
festivities.
Visitors Leave.
Mr. and Mrs. Harris Bennett, who
arc making a tour in auto ofXorth
ern Arizona, after ten days of sight
seeing in this section, leave thif
morning for California over the Old
Trails. They arc very much pleased
with this section, and again visit the
city on the return trip home during
September to Hutchinson, Kansas.
Mr. Harris visited the copper field of
Jerome, with which he was agreeably
impressed.
Returning Home.
Mr. and Mrs. Purccll Charles and
niece. Miss Beryl Chadwick, of Olym
pia, Washington, who had been in
this section since February for the
health of the latter, leave for home
tomorrow, the latter being restored
to health. Miss Chadwick stated yes
terday it is quite probable she will
return to make Prcscott her home
during the Summer, and in the Winter,
the lower elevations to the south. Her
illness was due to injuries received in
an auto accident, from which com
plications developed.
(From Saturday's Daily) their home
Leaves For Coast. dents of Jerome.
Under Sheriff J. H. Robinson left' Mining Man Pleased
yestrraay ior a snort Business trip to
They are former resi-fMiss Ernestine Lund. The visitor is
! returning home after a trip to the
; northern counties.
n .1 r. .1. : .1.. 1 .. . .
Los Angles and othtr coast coints. 1 piiu Medical r.hssion.
Visitor From Mine.
.Elmer Wells, of the Lelan mine, is
in the city on a business visit, and is
at the home of his parents. Judge and
Mrs. E. W. Wells.
Visiting the Country.
Miss Bennie D. Swan left yesterday
for Kirkland valley to -enjoy a coun
try outing for a few weeks and will
be a gut of Miss Edna Ritter.
Buys Cadillac "8."
Judge E. W. Wells signed up for a
brand now Cadillac "8" yesterday, the
car to be delivered with full equip
ment by A. E. Landman, representing
the Byrns-Ray Cadillac Company.
Business Trip.
Miatt Andres, the cigar manufac
turer of this city, left yesterday for
Jerome and Clarkdale on his periodi
cal business trip.
To the Coast.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Hooker, and
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Robinson left yes-
cluded a week's trip to this section on
Friday and returned to Tonopah, ex
pressing himself as well pleased with
the mineral resources. Hp is to re
turn later, and it is probable a deal
will be closed.
Mine Investigation.
James Crelling, representing stock
investors in different properties in the
Jerome field, was an arrival Friday
and will remain in the above section
for the next two weeks to look over
general conditions. He is a former
resident of Jerome, when he worked
in the Cleopatra as a miner.
Visiting Old Home.
Rev. C. W. Doming, who will bo
favorably remembered as a former
resident of Prcscott, but now the pas
tor of the Methodist Episcopal church
of Jerome, is in the city for a few
days renewing old-time associations.
He was assigned to this city a few
crday for the seaside resorts of(yfars ag0 in religious work, for his
Southern California for an outing of denomination,
i tew weeks. jAn Are Coming.
SI Paso Visitor.
E. B. McCoy, proprietor of Hotel
McCoy at El Paso, was an arrival
esterday to visit with his wife, who
'ias been in the city for a few months
.'or her health.
Comes For Summer.
Mirs. H. C Cavness, a former resi
dent of this section, when her hus
band was a. member of the Burnt
Ranch Cattle Co., is in the city from
Phoenix, to remain for the Summer.
Comes to Visit.
Mrs. Fred Barnett, of Clarkdale,
who has many friends in Prescott,
vas an arrival yesterday to remain
for the next month on a visit, and is
it the home of her mother, Mrs.
Thomas Hawke.
To Practice Dentistry.
Dr. J. Harvey Blain has secured the
Services of Dr. Don Dee Rush, a rc-
:cnt graduate of the University of
southern California, at Los Angeles,
o assist him in dental surgery. Dr.
Rush comes from a family of re
nowned dentists.
?rom McCabe.
George Flammer, merchant and
uining operator of McCabe, is a
.isitor, and gives a good report of
hat field, many properties being
C. C. Evans, George Wallace and
Duff Dickson, of Kirkland, and T. H.
Miller of Skull valley, were visitors
yesterday, all reporting that the above
communities will be represented in
Prcscott for Frontier Days. The
home guard will consist of a single
private in each locality, to do patrol
duty.
(From Tuesday's Daily.)
Resort Opens.
Iron Springs was formally opened
by the Phoenix colony last week, and
to date five families have arriveel.
Country Visitor.
C. L. Rigdon, of Kirkland valley,
was a visitor yesterday, giving a good
report of ranch and range conditions.
Visitor Leaves.
Mrs. M. D. Bush,a visitor from
Phoenix for the past two months, at
the homo of Mts. W. O. Hoogcstraat,
left for home Sunday.
Back From Mohave.
D. A. Byrne, who has mining inter
ests in the Oatman field, has returned
and leaves later for Copper Basin
district to look after his Mint hold
ings. Brief Visitors.
Conductor and Mrs. J. G. Gregg, of
John S. Reilly left yesterday for
Los Angeles, where he will submit to
treatment by specialists, his affliction
being, it is stated, ptomaine poisoning.
He had been seriously ill for the past
week.
Lively Place.
R. A. Kinsman, an employe of the
Consolidated at Humboldt, was a
visitor on Sunday, reporting the cop
per center as thrifty in business, and
the plant running to its full capacity
in production.
Mayer Visitor.
Frank Wilson, a business man of
Mayer, who was a visitor yesterday,
gave a good report of conditions, with
mining as active at camps nearhy.
Work continues, he says, in adding to
the capacity of the Great Western
smelter.
Special Course.
Frof. W. D. Raker, recently super
intendent of public schools of this
ciry, has gone to the University of
California to take a special course in
education for the Summer. It is stat
ed he will not return to Prescott, hav
ing been offered a position elsewhere.
Verde Visitors.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Weber, of Camp
Verde, were arrivals Sunday, the lat
ter to remain indefinitely. Mr. Weber
reports big crops and the Verde valley
farmer, he says, is alive to the patri
otic appeal to have the larder well
tilled for the future.
Range Experts Here.
"Jim" Brown, an employe of L, L.
Harmon at Camp Wood, and Lcc
Robinson, recently with the Rcid
Cashion Co., of Scligman, were ar
rivals yesterday to enter arena doings
during Frontier Days. Both arc rat
ed as good 'uns in their line, and
each brings his cowhorsc.
Going to Tempe.
Prof. Glenn W. Fersons, until rc
NAVAJO COPPER CO.
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NOTICE CF FORFEITURE
(From Sundays Daily.)
Former V. S. Attorney J. F. Mbrri- j
son was an arrival yesterday from the
new camp of the Xavajo Copper Co.,
100 miles north of Flagstaff, and stat
ed shipping of ore had started, in
which eight auto trucks of the cater
pillar type was the method of trans
portation. These wagons are neces
sary owing to the character of the
sandy formation and the Ions: dis
tance to be traveled to the loading
point on the Santa Fe, east of Flag
staff. The grade of the output run;
from 18 per cent to 22 per cent, and
engineering reports of the tonnage
available give an inexhaustible supply.
This copper movement has many well
known mining men with it, among
them being W. A. Clark, head of the
! Prescott. Arizona, May 21, 1917.
ITo Ike Frollcy and Joe Erogliatti,
Their Heirs and Assigns
You are hereby notified that the
undersigned, equal co-owner with
you in the following described mining
claim, the undersigned being the
owner of an undivided one-third in
terest therein, has expended one hun
dred dollars in labor and improve
ments during each of the years 1911,
1912. 1913, 1914, 1915 and 1916. upon
the following described mining claim,
situate in Humbug Mining District,
Yavapai County, Arizona, to-wit:
Swiss mining claim, notice of loca
tion whereof is of record in the office
of the County Recorder of said Yava
pai County in Book 76 of Mines,
page 244, in order to hold said claim
under the provisions of Section 2324
of the Revised Statutes of the United
States, making a total expenditure of
United Verde; Robert Mitchell, of s,x hundred dollars.
Jerome; several of Xew York City;'' Nw- hcrcfor. f within ninety
J. E. Morrison, of Phoenix, and Robt.i tlua.ys af.ter thc Phonal service of
. t, . . this notice upon you, or within ninety
Io.".'SOn' of Prescott. It is thci ,ays afer the h,; thetcJt
supposition this immense deposit is!you ra;, or rcflISC or cUhcr of you
of blanket formation, the vastness of I fails or refuses, to contribute and pay
which has dazzled geologists in arriv-1 to me your proportion of said sum.
ing even at an approximate tonnage,
running into the millions.
NOTICE OF PRIVATE SALE
OF REAL ESTATE.
In thc Superior Court of Yavapai
County, State of Arizonx
I In the Matter of thc Estate of Thom
as Stanley Blucher, a minor. No
tice of Private Sale of Real Estate.
Under thc authority of an order
granted by the Superior Court of
Yavapai County, State of Arizona,
dated June 9th, 1917, I, thc under
signed guardian, will sell at private
sale thc following described property,
to-wit:
Lot Five (5). Block Twelve (12),
Mocller's Addition to thc City of
Prcscott, Yavapai County, Arizona.
The sale will be made on June 28th
1917, and bids will be received up to
ccntly principal of the Prcscott public 1 10 'c,ock of that Ia' 3t lhe fficc of
and a fine outlook indicated Ash Fork- ,he for,ner w!th tI,c S- R
.etive
"rom old mines to resume and deals
mder negotiation.
Buying Ranch.
Judtfe Geo. W Ilaiure, left yestcr
lay for Yuma county, and is to close
i deal for an improved farm, in which
he consideration Is to be for $13,500.
4c contemplates making that .sec
ion his future home, having recently
lisposed of his cattle and other in
crests in this county.
Miss Mary Beck Honored.
Friends of Miss Mary Beck, form
rly of the Verde valley, are glad to
ear that she has just graduated with
ilgh honors from Pomona College,
ZaL During her two years as teacher
if thc Cornvillc school Miss Beck
von many friends who wish her long
ontinucd success.
jetting Well.
C. A. Beach, popularly known
hroughout Arizona as manager of
he Union Oil Co., is in the city, and
s recuperating from a serious accl-
Jent last December when he fell into;
i garage pit in Phoenix, breaking aj
'oot and otherwise being injured. Hci
s now able to walk and in a short J
imc will be ready to talk business fori
lis firm. !
Likes the Climate.
C. F. Matthews, local representa
ive of thc Arizona Dixie Mining Co.,
who is making this city his home dur-
ng the Summer, left for Phoenix yes-
ehday to return with his wife early
icxt week. He said: "What's the
lse of remaining away from the cool
jf the pines when the heat wave is
in; In Winter thc alfalfa land is fine,
ut for mc right now the high city of
t'avapai; another matter is that Mrs.
datthews requests mc to bring her
up here, and of course I will comply
is rapidly as the wheels of our auto
can spin around."
1'. & P. railway, were visitors in the
city Sunday, returning north yester
day. Comes For Summer.
Mrs. Lamar Cobb, who is quite
well known in Prcvcott, has arrived
at Iron Springs, to he a guest during
thc Summer of Mrs. Thomas F.
Xicholls.
Returns to Coast.
Colonel A. J. Head concluded a
visit to thc city of a month in looking
after his varied interests and returncil
to Los Angeles yesterday, where his
wife resides.
Comes to Visit.
Mrs. S. R. Cotton and daughter
were arrivals yesterday from Chicago
for an extended visit, thc first named
being a sister of Miss Edith Ten
chcrt. Good Outlook.
J. II. Madcrs was a visitor yester
day from Agua Fria valley. He re
ported an excellent situation in the
range industry, new feed being abund
ant and cattle in thrifty condition.
Health Seekers.
W. G. Wingfield and son, Edward
Wingficld, 'of Camp Verde, were ar
rivals yesterday, both "leaving last
night for a hot springs resort near
Fort Worth, Texas, where they will
take the water cure for rheumatism.
Comes to Visit.
Miss Effic Dalglish, of Tucson, was
an arrival yesterday and will remain
for a two weeks' visit, the guest of
FREE FROM PAIN
And No Longer Nervous, Since
Taking Cardui, Says Georgia
Lady.
schools, has been offered and has ac
cepted thc princlpalship of thc Tempe
grammar schools, for the ensuing
year. Thc board of trustees of the
district have made announcement to
this effect.
Helping Out
Erk Woodward, better known as
the "Boy Whirlwind," from his dex
terity in riding all classes of horses
bareback, arrived from Blythe, Cal.,
yesterday and is ready for arena do
ings during Frontier Days. He is a
clever performer, and for the second
time will entertain thc public with his
daring feats. He is not a circus per
former, but a genuine disciple of the
range.
PUBLIC RECORDS
Recorded
Instruments Filed as
By the Prescott Title Co,
Daily.)
(From Sunday's
Business Trip.
O. G. Griffin, manager of the Prcs-
:ott Lumber Co., left yesterday for
Los Angeles, to be away for the next
A-cek.on business for his firm.
Visiting Friends.
Mrs. S. B. MbAuley and sister, Mrs.
E. P. Wilson, and brother. J. C. Mc-
Carty, well known pioneer residents
f McCabe, are visiting with friends
n the city for a few days.
Summer Visitor.
Mrs. C W. Martindalc, of Spokane,
Wash., is in the city for thc Summer,
ind is at thc home of Mr. and Mrs.
W. O. Hoogcstraat, thc latter her
dauglitcr. Mr. Martindalc Is expected
to arrive later.
Buying Supplies, .
C. T. Vickroy, a recent locator on
Wolfcrcek, is in the.city buylngsupi:
plies for his mining camp. His
brother and wife arrive today from
Pocatello, Idaho, to make this section
June 19, 1917.
C. B. Ross, ct al, locate Silverado
mine, Big Bug district.
Jerome Copper Mining Company
locates Porris Iron Fraction mine,
Verde district.
P. J. Farley, clerk of Superior court,
appoints Grace Chapman as deputy.
Geo. Xclson to G. E. Endcrwcis.
Lot 13, Block 1, Mayer.
Cary Fain to W. L. Duff. XWJ4.
Sec. 10, 15X., 4E., and water.
Harry Hartin locates two mines.
Groom Creek district.
June 20, 1917.
Mrs. F. A. Ilinman, et al, locate
four mines, Verde district.
F. M. Murphy and wife to Ann C.
McKcnzie. Lots 1 and 2, Block 7,
Murphy's Third Subdivision, Prcs
cott.
M. D. C, Putman to Zora Dameron.
Lot 6, Block H, Prcscott.
June 21, 1917.
Jerome Del Monte Copper Co.
amends location of Rattlesnake mine.
Verde elistrict.
Andrew Peterson locates four
mines, luircka district.
M. D. C. Putman to II. A. Dameron
Lease. Lots 4 and 5, Block II; Lots
2 and 4, Block G, Prcscott.
T. F. Shot well and wife to II. N.
Coleman. Lot 10 and X. 20 feet of
Lot 12. Block 8. East Prcscott.
II. X. Coleman and wife to LcRoy
Anderson. Same propcrt3
Casimiro Gallcgos, ct al, locate
Gallegos-Balderos placer. Walnut
rove district.
Martindcll, Home & Company, Elks'
Building, Prcscott, Yavapai County,
Arizona. The terms of thc sale are
cash with thc bid.
Datcr this 9th day of June, 1917.
F. G. BROWN.
Guardian of thc Estate of Thomas
Stanley Blucher, a minor.
First pub. June 13, 3t, (W).
as a co-owner, to-wit: $200 for each
of you, making $400 in all, being
$G6.66?3 dri said claim for each of said
vcars, your interest in said claim will
become the property of the under
signed under and by virtue of - said
Section 2324, who has made thc re
quired expenditure, as provieled. by
the terms of said section.
CHAS. ARDIA.
. First publication May 23. '17. ,(W).
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate of William Mcllion, de
ceased. Xoticc is hereby given by
the undersigned, administrator of thc
estate of William Mellion, deceased,
to the creditors of ami all persons
having claims against the . said de
ceased, to exhibit them, with the nec
essary vouchers, within four months
after thc first publication' of this no
tice to (lie said administrator at
Room 23, Bank of Arizona Building,
Prcscott, Arizona, the same being the
place for the transaction of the busi
ness of said estate, in said County of
Yavapai.
B. MELLION,
Administrator of the Estate of
William Mellion, Deceased.
First publication May 30, 5t, (IV).
Trenton, Ga. Mrs. Ellie Gilford, ol
this place, writes: "I have always suf
fered ... but was worse after marriage.
1 would have . . . pains and misery in my
..umauimmmpi. , wouiu nave a can xv H Lark;n to IL w AxtelL
siCKneaaacne every time, which would Assignment. Assigns lease from B.
generally last two days. I had always' F. Denny and wife.
heard what a good medicine Cardui was, j June 22, 1917.
so I thought I would try it. I used two j PI,!I Pccharich gives notice that
bottles and it helped me. ,!e slaughter house and meat market
r-r,.. ,, . . . . fixtures of Independent Meat Lo., in
Fifteen months later I began to be!JcroiIle are coini)Ietc,i.
nervous and was worse at my . . . Bui oan Mnier to Ward II. Wheeler,
at these times I did not have any pain Lot 7, Block 11, Mayer,
and do not now suffer any pain. But I , W. B. Riley to Ed. W. Wells. Lot
was very nervous, so nervous that my 5 Block 7, Wells' Addition, Hum
hands would shake. Any noise would bo'ilt-. . P . , . ,.
make me jump. So I took two more bot- .Ccrtl,ic?tc of Stat,e. board of mcd.
i i- , t. j cxamlncrs granting authority to
lies of Cardui. I have never been nerv- j Hurwood Wilson Griffith to practice
ous since . . . and. do not have any pain, osteopathy.
I think this is all due to Cardui and Ben Duncan to O. C. Thornton.
Black-Draught." One oil claim In Sec. 9, 18N, 2W., Del
Cardui, the woman's tonic, is composed R'" district,
onlyofpurcvegetableingredients, which J
have been recognized for many years by, j v Tucker locatcs a watcr r!gllt
standard medical books as of medicinal on Humirtig creek. -value,
in the.lreatment of many diseases Eugene Xcuman to Eliza Xclson.
peculiar to women. Try Cardui. j Lot 427. Idylwild Tract, Prescott. j
Journal-Miner for fine job work.
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE
To Kathryn Bennett, her heirs and
assigns, and Robert E. Morrison, her
agent and attorney
You and each of you arc hereby
notified that I have expended during
the years of 1916, 1915, 1914, 1913,
1912 and 1911, the sum of Eighteen
Hundred Twenty Dollars ($1,820.00)
in labor and improvements upon the
"George Washington," "Henry Clay"
and "Blind Girl" lode mining claims,
located in Big Bug Mining District
Yavapai County, State of Arizona, the
notices of location whereof arc ol
record in the office of the County Rc
corder of Yavapai County, Arizona,
as follows:
George Washington: In Book 31 of
Mines, page 366;
Henry Clay: In Book 31 of Mines,
page 365;
Blind Girl: In Book 36 of Mines,
page 494, records of Yavapai County.
That such labor was performed and
expenditure made in order to hold
said claims under the provisions of
Section 2324 of the Revised Statutes
of the United States and thc amcnel
ments thereto concerning annual la
bor upon mining claims, it being the
amount required to hold for the year
ending December 31st, 1916, the year
ending December 31st, 1915, the year
ending December 31st, 1914, the year
ending December 31st, 1913, the year
ending December 31st, 1912, and the
year ending December 31st, 1911.
And if, within ninety (90) days of
thc personal service of this notice, or
within ninety (90) days after the pub
lication hereof, you fail or refuse to
contribute your portion of said ex
penditures as co-owner, your interest
it$said mining claims will become thc
property of thc subscriber, your co-
owner, who has made the required ex
penditures, by thc terms of said Sec
tion 2324.
PRISCILLA BRADFORD-SMITH,
Attorney in Fact for L. M. Barth,
Prescott, Arizona, May 21, 1917.
To B. Frollcy and Ike Frolley,
Their Heirs and Assigns:
Your arc hereby notified that the
undersigned, equal co-owner with
you in thc following described mining
claims, the undersigned being the.
owner of an undivided one-third in
terest therein, has expended one hun
dred dollars in labor and improve
ments during each of the years 1911,
1912, 1913, 1914, 1915 and 1916. upon
each of the following described min
ing claims, situate in Humbug Mining
District, Yavapai Couniy, Arizona,
notices of location whereof arc of rec
ord In thc office of the County Re
corder of said Yavapai County, in the
Books of Mines and at thc pages
thereof below set 'opposite their
names, to-wit:
Save mining claim, Book 76 of
Mines, page 554.
Christopher mining claim. Book 69
of Mines, page 511,
in order to hold said claims under the
provisions of Section 2324 of-the Re
vised Statutes of the United States,
making a total expenditure of twelve
hundred dollars.
Xow, therefore, if within ninety
days after the personal service of this
notice upon you, or within ninety-
clays after thc publication thereof, you
fail or- refuse, or cither of you fails
or refuses, to contribute and pay to
mc your proportion of said sum, as
n co-owner, to-wit: $400 for each of
vou, making $800 in all, being $66.66j
on each of said claims for each of
said years, your interest in said claims
will become thc property of the un
dersigned under and by virtue of said
Section 2324, who has made thc re
quired expenditure, as provided by the
terms of said section.
CHAS. ARDIA.
First publication May 23. '17. (W).
FORFEITURE NOTICE
To Jab Banes, his heirs, executors,
administrators and assigns:
You are hereby notified that George
W. Hull, of whose estate I am Ad
ministrator, and the Grantors of said
George W. Hull, have expended dur
ing thc years 1903 to 1916" inclusive.
Fourteen Hundred ($1,400.00) Dollars,
in labor and improvements upon the
following mining claim, situated in
the Big Bug Mining District, Yavapai
County, Arizona, and described as
follows:
VICTOR lode mining claim, loca
tion notice whereof is of record In
Book 54 of Mines at page 26,. records
of Yavapai County, Arizona, to which
reference is hereby made for mort
particular description.
In order to hold said claim under
provisions of Section 2324 of thc Re
vised btatutcs of thc United Mates
and the amendment thereto, approved
January 22, 1880, concerning annual
labor upon mining claims, the above
specified sum being thc amount re
quired to hold said claim for the
period ending the 31st day of De
cember, 1916.
If, within 90 days from the person
al service of this notice, or within 90
days from the publication thereof, you
fail or refuse to contribute your pro
portion of such expenditures as co
owner, which amounts to Seven
Hundred ($700.00) Dollars, your in
terest in thc claim will become thc
property of the subscriber, your co-
owner, who has made tne required
expenditures by terms of said section.
Dated at Prescott. Arizona, this
25th day of April, 1917.
S. F. DEXISOX,
Administrator of thc .Estate of
George' W. Hull.
LcRoy Anderson, Attorney, Prcs
cott, Arizona.
First publication May 2. 14t. (W).
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First publication May 30, '17, (W).( job work.