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.WHEB3.V JOURNAL-MINER, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 10, 191S.
I City News f
i In Brief I
n
(From Thursday's Daily.)
Mining Business.
. G. J. Kahn, a mining man of the
Salome field, was an arrival yester
day on business.
Visiting Friends.
Mrs. M. Cooper and daughter of
Skull valley, were in the city yester
day to visit with friends.
Comes to Visit.
Miss Fannie Perkins, of Perkins
vtlle, is in the city for a few days to
visit with friends.
Country Visitors.
Fred I-aJcunncss, a well known
fanner of Skull valley and his chil
dren, were arrivals yesterday to visit
with friends.
Verde Visitors.
Judgs George W. Hancc and son,
Harvey Hance, of Camp Verde, were
in the city on range business, in, which
a deal is pending.
Buys a Car.
Ed. B. Pentland, mining near May
er, was a visitor yesterday, return
ing in a new Studebakcr auto, pur
chased from C G. Riebling.
Business Trip.
L. L. I.ipp, formerly a resident and;
business man of this city, was an ar
rival yesterday from Wickenburg,
coming, to visit for a few days. ;
Range Visitors,
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Perkins, the
former manager of the Munds Park
Cattle Co., were arri-als yesterday
from Camp Verde on a business trip.
Back From Coast
Ed. Voigtlander has returned from
Los Angeles, where he had been visit
ing during the holiday season with!
his wife and daughter and has re
sumed his business here.
Rangemen Visitors.
M. V. and B. J. Stewart, and, Floyd
Burmistcr, of the Mayer country, are
in the city, coming to attend the cat
tlemen's convention on Tuesday.
They give a good report of the range
business.
Back From Frisco.
Ben Townscnd, a well known min
er of this section, returned Tuesday
from San Francisco, after an absence
of two months on a trip of recreation
and left yesterday for the Haynes
copper camp at Jerome, to reside.
From, the Mines.
Martin Anderson, who has mining
interests in the Senator field, is .a
visitor and reports the principal move
ment in "that field.at the present is at
the Storm Cloud, which is, being
placed in shape for reviving at an
early date.
Booming Town.
.Deputy Sheriff Angus McDcrmid of
Cottonwood, was a visitor yesterday
on official duties, and reported the
new town on the Verde river in a
flourishing condition. The building
boo'm is not abating, and some sub
stantial structures are now going up.
Back to the- Mines.
B.'H. Vollcr, who has been follow
ing dry farming in Skull valley when
a drouth was on, has decided to for
sake the plow and go back to the
wet mines of Copper Basin district
He was a visitor yesterday, announc
ing the switch in vocations.
Rangemen Here.
- Ben Hawkc and Thomas D. David
son, rangemen of western New Mex
ico, are in the city preparing to make
observations of range conditions, and
leave today for the western slope of
the BradshaWs. They report the cat
tle industry in their country as de
plorable, owing to the long douth.
Work Suspends.
Road building out of Goodwin to
ward Hooper has been suspended,
owing to winter approaching, but is
to be resumed early in Spring, when
Crown Hill will be the goal. When
that town is reached an auto can con
veniently make the trip from Pres
cott, 44 miles distant.
Range Conditions Good.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Heath are in
the city from Verde valley, the for
mer reporting the range cattle situa
tion; generally as satisfactory, and
there is no cause for alarm. Feeding
is good and water plentiful, with live
stock in fair condition. Rain in the
next three weeks will insure a nor
mal condition.
Utah Visitors.
Mrs. Abbie Conners and two
daughters, the Misses Allic and Pearl
Conners, are in the city from Bing
ham, Utah, leaving in a few days for
Ray, to remain for the winter with
relatives. They resided in this sec
tion several years ago, and are receiv
ing a welcome from many friends.
Mr. Conners died after leaving Ari
zona. From Big Bug.
"Mr. and Mrs. George Whittaker of
Big Bug, visited the city yesterday,
this being the first trip of the lat
ter in many months, owing to ill
health. Mr. Whittaker reports the
Henrietta and Butternut as resum
ing and quite a large force is employ
ed, the general mining situation in
that field being better than in many
years.
Sudden Illness.
A young man named Wirt Hayes,
who had been visiting in this city
for the past two months, was taken
from the tram at Albuquerque, N. M.,
on Saturday, dangerously ill from
what was said to be ptomaine poison
ing. He was en riote to Paris, Texas,
to return with his wife in a shorr
time, ard requested Mrs. Albert Ma
son of this city to inform acquain
tances of his serious illness.
Birdman Here.
Lieutenant Albert Promton. ground
ofticcr at the San Antonio aviation
camp, returned yesterday from a brief
inspection trip to mines in the Turkey
creek district, in which he is inter-
ested as a stockholder. He wa9 grant
ed a six-day leave and returned to his
duties this morning. Lieutenant Prom
ton is a civil engineer, graduating
from the Rolla School of Mines last
year.
Mining Men Arrive.
C I. Ingalls and Michael Kane,
mining men of San Francisco, are re
cent arrivals, and leave later for Tip
top district on an examination of sil
ver mines. After their return they
will look over this section. Both are
said to be desirous to invest in white
metal properties. Said Mr. Kane:
"Silver is going to reach the dollar
mark, and remain stationary around
that figure; the fluctuating period has
had its day."
Advised to Come.
Snow falling yesterday occasioned
a telegram to be sent to Mrs. Martha
Williams at Casa Grande, by Mrs.
B. E. Banners, a visitor from that
town on the Southern Pacific, who
brought her son for a change of cli
mate. Mrs. Williams desires to see
what "the beautiful" looks like, never
having had such an opportunity. She
will probably arrive this evening for
a brief visit.
(From Friday' Daily.)
Phoenix Visitor.
Attorney LcRoy Anderson return
ed yesterday afternoon from Phoenix
Visiting Phoenix.
Mrs. R. L. Jones, wife of an at
tache of the Bank of Arizona, left
yesterday for Phoenix to visit for a
few weeks with friends.
From New York City.
H. P. Tcarc of New York city was
in Prescott for a short time yester
day visiting with his friend, James
Coleman.
Returns From Coast
J. H. Morrison, one of the best
known of mill construction engineers
in this mining field, has returned
from San Francisco on a trip of rec
reation of several weeks.
Legal Business.
Judge J. J. Hawkins left yesterday
for Phoenix, where he is called for a
few days on litigation as an attorney.
He is to remain in the state for some
time before returning to Los Angeles,
his temporary home.
Back From Kearny.
. W. H. Grant, favorably and well
known in this city, who had been at
Camp Kearny for the past three
months, serving in Co. F, 158 Infan
try, returned to Prescott during the
Week, baring been discharged owing
to physical disability. For the pres
ent lie is to make Humboldt his home
to recuperate his health.
(From Saturday's Daily)
Back From Los Angeles.
Attorney L. P. Spalding returned
to Prescott yesterday afternoon from
a hurry-up business trip to Los
Angeles.
Visiting Friends.
Miss Alice Archambeau, , teacher
of 'the public school at Walker, is in
the city for a week-end visit with
friends.
Phoenix Attorney.
Attorney George Purdy Bullard of
Phoenix was .in Prescott yesterday
afternoon, looking after some legal
matters in the Superior court
Needles Visitors.
Mr. and Mrs. James Malone, of
Needle?, motored to the city yester
day, and are en route to Verde to
look over the situation with the view
to locating.
Range Visitor.
A. H. 'Chartz, a cattleman of Wal
nut Grove, is in the city, and gives
the usual report of dry weather, but
no alarm prevails over the range
situation.
From Murietta.
F. M. Weston, who had been to
Murietta under treatment for rheuma
tism, returned yesterday, and stated
his condition was materially improv
ed. Back From Coast
Steve Haskell returned yesterday
from Anaheim, Cal., where he had
been visiting with relatives during
the holidays, and is returning to Big
Bug district today to resume employ
ment In the mines.
Drake in Phoenix.
W. A. Drake, general manager of
the Santa Fc, spent yesterday in
Phoenix conferring with some of the
other officials of the road and look
ing after the interests of the com
pany. To Salt Lake.
Miss Fannie Perkins accompanied
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. A.
Perkins, to Salt Lake City on the
Pullman special which passed through
Prescott last night with the Arizona
delegation aboard who will attend the
National Stockgrowers' convention to
convene on next Monday.
Back on the Job.
E. W. Stephens has assumed his
old official position with Assessor
Gentry, and is again in the role of
chief deputy. H'c is efficient in his
line and yesterday received the con
gratulations of many friends.
No Complaint
R. Osmondson and W. J. Sattahite,
well known in goat raising circles,
were visitors yesterday from Peoples
valley, reporting a favorable situation
although dry weather was prevail
ing. Browsing is good and no losses
will occur.
Legal Business.
R. A. Kinsman, of Humboldt, who'
was called to the city this week on
litigation pertaining to his fminirig
interests near McCabe, returned
home yesterday, the issue having
been tried before the Superior court.
Come to Visit.
Mr. :uid Mrs. Elmer Flummer and
guest. Miss Chapman, of Ash Fork,
the latter teacher of a private school,
are in the city to visit for several
days with friends, and are at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe H. Drew.
Mining Business.
John Kelly, owner of desirably
rated mines m the Blue Dick field,
visited the city yesterday on business,
reporting several movements under
headway by which deals are to be
closed. He is optimistic over the
outlook.
Health Restored.
Ben Rybon, who had been at Mur
ietta Springs for the past five weeks
undergoing treatment for complicated
ills, has been fully restored to health
and is now at San Diego visiting
with relatives. He in preparing to re
turn to. this city in a short time.
Leave for Winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Selkirk, visi
tors from Laramie, Wyo., fincc Oc
tober, leave today for Arlington,
Maricopa county to remain during
the Winter with a sister of Mrs.
Selkirk. They contemplate to return
about May, Mr. Selkirk improving in
health.
In Full Swing.
George Dedrick ,a well-known min
er of this county, was a visitor on
business yesterday from the Hen
rietta camp of the Big Ledge, and re
ports an active situation again, many
miners being employed and develop
ment going ahead. He speaks in
glowing terms of this property.
Back From Kearny.
Onas Jett, popularly known in this
city, until recently at Camp Kearny
with the 158th Infantry, returned dur
ing the week, having been discharged
from military service on account of
physical disability. He is to remain
and is receiving a welcome from
many friends.
Receives Promotion.
Lorion Rief, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Rief, of this city, is now wear
ing the epaulets of a non-commissioned
ofticcr of Co. A, 158th Infantry,
Camp Kearny. He was recently pro
moted from a private to a corporal,
due to efficient duty. Mr. Rief is
preparing to leave for Kearny to visit
his son.
Rangemen Arrive.
Henry Milburn and Murray Simms,
of Taos, New Mexico, are recent ar
rivals to look over range conditions,
and leave later for the Bradshaws.
They state the cattle industry of cer
tain sections of the above State is
facing the worst drouth known in a
third of a century. Mr. Simms was
here last August.
Passing Through.
Larkin Baker, an old-time resident
of this county, formerly employed ;at
the sawmills, is in the city for a brief
visit with friends, and is returning
to the San Pedro country of Pima
county from Holbrook, where he
spent the holidays with relatives. He
remained over one train, leaving this
morning.
Miner "Visits;
Theodore Pugh, mining south of
Mayer, was a visitor yesterday, com
ing to procure," a -powder license. He
states quite a number of new loca
tions fire being made in the Pine
Flat co'untry since the' Circle Park
people" entered that ffcld and had
started to operate. He also states' the
Dolphin is getting to be quite an ac
tive camp.
Hit Old Trails.
Captain John Kinney has returned
from the southern part of the State
in visiting. Hassayampers and renew
ing days of long ago. He flatly
states that he was not seeking politi
cal recognition from any element, and
reports that he was slated for offict
are unfounded. He is going to his
mining camp in Eugenia gulch to
start work.
Going Into Army.
Ed. Farley was a visitor yesterday
from Ash Fork, where he is in the
employ of the S. F. P. & P. and is
arranging his affairs to get into mili
tary service, expecting to leave with
the February contingent He has
selected the medical corps, having de
voted many years in the rfcst to
studying requirements in this profes
sion. Auto Trucks Sold.
William Connor purchased yester
day for the firm of Connor, Wood
and Lawler, tungsten operators of
Eureka district, an international truck
to be used in bringing out ore, ship
ping to begin at once. F. S. Hild
rcath, of Williamson valley, was an
other purchaser of this make auto,
for service to and from this city.
Called Home.
Frank Evanston, a mining man of
Ourav. Colorado, was called home
last night owing to illness in his fam
ily, and stated he would return next
week ,if possible. He is arranging
to take over a property in Hassa
vamna district, and terms in the deal
are agreed to by all interested. C. K.
Calling, his associate, remains.
(From Sunday's Daily.)
Visiting Old Home.
Dudley Windcs, son of Rev. and
Mrs. Windcs, former resident of
Prescott. is a visitor for a few days
and is en route to Camp Funston, af
ter a furlough spent at Tcmpc with
his parents. .
From the Mines.
Fritz Vierthaler was a visitor yes
terday from the Tillie Starbuck, on
Slate creek, where he is foreman, and
reports development as continuing
under conditions which are favorable
for making a high-class property.
Called to Coast.
Receiving word that his wife was
critically ill in Los Angeles, John M.
Xcal of Hillside, left yesterday for
the above city. Mrs. Ncal submitted
to an operation recently, but with
out benefit to her affliction.
Returning Home.
Mrs. Harry Sumner, a visitor since
January 1, with her husband at a
mining camp in Big Bug district, was
in the city yesterday returning home
to Pomona, Cal, Mr. Sumner ac
companying her to this city.
Visiting on Coast
Janus Smith and Joseph Andres
left y-.-stcrday for a two-weeks' trip
to San Francisco, where they ex
pect to spend their vacation. On
their return they will stop in Los
Angclts for a short visit with the
latter's sister.
Coast Visitors.
Mr. :nd Mrs. George Braddinan, of
Oakland, Cal., were arrivals a few
days ago, the former coming on mm
ing business, to examine a property
in the Big Bug xlistrict. Mr. Bradd
man was here last September, and
may conclude to remain.
Come to Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Chalmers Powell, of
Victor, Colo., the first named a nc
phew of Lee and Ed Block, arrived
ycsterdp.y for a brief visit, being en
route to Southern California for the
winter. They were former residents
of Prescott and are traveling in an
auto. Both arc 'welcomed by many
friends. Rough Roads.
E. W. Persons, who motored from
Phoenix to Prescott a few days ago
over the Wickenburg route, reported
roads in bad shape, owing to dust
and lack of repairs in Maricopa coun
ty. He returns home in a few days
to try cut the Black canyon highway.
Mr. Persons had been examining a
mine out of Kirkland.
Arizonan Prospers.
Steve Branncrr, a former resident
of this section, returned during the
week from Butte, Mont, and report
ed having frequently met Fred Sattes,
a pioneer of this county. He was
prospering and owned valuable realty
intcresls in the above city, bequeath
ed him by a "brother who died some
years ago. Sallcs stated he would
visit Prescott at some time in the
future.
(From Tuesday's Daily.)
In Jerome.
Attorney LcRoy Anderson was a
busincis visitor" in Jerome yesterday.
Comes to Visit.
Mrs. W. H: Alarum, of Hillside, is
a visitor with fricnds"-in the city for
a few days.
Business Trip..
N. Shutz, a well-known merchant
of Jerome, was a visitor to the city
yesterday on business.
From MexicoCity.
J. M. McKinnon, who has been in
Mexico City for some time, is in
Prescott this week for a short visit.
Verde Visitor.
' Jacob Weber, of Camp Verde, paid
the city -a brief 'business trip on Sat
urday, returning Sunday. He re
ported the country flourishing in all
industries.
Attorneys Visit
C II. Rutherford and Carl M. Hcin,
attorneys of Jerome, were in atten
dance before the Superior court yes
terday, on legal business for clients
in that city.
Drouth Over.
L. L. Dickcrson, of Fair Oaks, and
J. E. Young, of Ferguson valley,
visited the city yesterday, both re
porting about two inches of a snow
fall in their sections.
Mining Business.
J. E. Pawley, owner of valuable
gold mines near Peoples valley, was
a visitor yesterday on business, and
stated that pending the outcome of
negotiations, he has suspended work.
Telephone Business.
R. D. Lincoln, of EI Paso, right-of-
way agent of the Mountain States
Telephone and Telegraph Co., is in
the city on business pertaining to his
duties, visiting with Manager Buehlcr
of this division.
Old Timer Here.
V. J. Copple, many years ago a resi
dent of this city when his brother
was alive, was a visitor Sunday from
Amarillo, Texas, being en route to
BIythc, to remain for the Winter
with relatives, his health being poor.
Buys a Red One.
John L. Heath, a Verde valley
rangeman, purchased yesterday one
of those new Studcbakcrs, of a crim
son hue, from C. G. Riebeling, local
agent. The car is one of the series
recently received.
Visiting Miner.
Con Johnson, one of the well
known miners of this section, is in
the city from Walker district, giving
an excellent report generally of that
field, three companies now being in
action and all making a good show
ing. Looking Over Field.
Mr. and Mrs. Jay F. Falkc, of Clin
ton, la., are in the city .the former
to look over the field for engaging
in the practice of law. They visit
Jerome later. Mr. Falkc visited Pres
cott about eight years ago for his
health, which was fully restored by
the climate, hence his return.
Tired of the Farm.
Ben Ainsworth was a visitor yes
terday, coming to enlist in the
Liberty army, saying that farming on
Walnut creek has lost its novelty. He
is a few years out of the class of be
ing drafted and is willing to step
back to get into the ranks of the
158th Arizona command.
Lobo Leaves.
James West has returned from
Walnut creek, unsuccessful in cap
turing the lobo wolf, for which a
pool had agreed to pay $115 for the
beast, dead or alive. West is pf the
belief the wolf has left that section,
no losses of livestock taking place
during the past ten days.
Sunday Visitors.
Mrs. S. j! Cunningham, and daugh
ter, Miss Julia Cunningham, the latter
head of the postal clerical force of
the Jerome postofficc, visited with
friends in Prescott on Sunday, re
turning home yesterday. Miss Cury
ningham is a native of Jerome, and
has mastered the postal service in all
branches, being retained by every ad
ministration for many years.
On Business.
L. J. Haselfeld, the Kirkland mer
chant, was a brief visitor yesterday
on business, reporting the dry wave
as still holding fast, with ranch and
range people complaining.
Visiting Old Home.
R. W. Ullman, of Phoenix, a for
mer resident, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Ullman, is in the city to visit for
a few days with his sister, Mrs. Percy
Howard.
Sells to Build.
Gcp. W. Sines has purchased from
W. E. Hazeltine, of California, a lot
on North Alarcon street, on which he
has started construction of a bunga
low home. He sold a short time ago
his old residence nearby.
Transferred to Navy.
Joseph Sladdish, who enlisted in
the army from Humboldt, returning
a short time ago on a furlough to
visit with relatives and friends, was
in Prescott yesterday and is leaving
today for Annapolis, to enter the navy
as a civil engineer. He was advised
to this effect a few days ago, and is
very much pleased over qualifying
after taking the examination a short
time ago.
Indiana Visitor.
M. H. Ingram arrived in this city
on Sunday evening from hts home at
Winamac, Indiana, for a visit with
his son, John C. Ingram. Mr. In
gram was fortunate enough to catch
one of the last trains which the Santa
Fe was able to get out of Chicago on
account of the big snow storm of last
week, bis train arriving at Ash Fork
nearly 24 hours late because of the
snow which was encountered in the
western states.
ARIZONA AVIATOR
IN FRANCE EXTOLS
THE GOOD CAUSE
(From Sunday's Pailvl
Wnllnr. G. Camobell writes to his
father, Donald Campbell, of this city
from France, under date of Deccm
hnr lfi inforinine him thlat he is
ready for aviation service, and with
other Americans expects to ue in
aerial action at any time.
His letter is interesting for its ex
cellent spirit, this young man saying
tJint he and others from the United
States have cause for expressing hap
piness and' contentment over tneir
situations, which arc extremely pleas
ant nn d satisfactory. Campbell
dwells at length on different topics,
and mentions one thing in particu
lar, that of the splendid system of
the French in providing feeding,
housing and other accommodations,
liirli i nerfeet. "It is wonderful
the way the French have systematiz
ed the food and other vital qucs
i!nn. which vou would not believe
possible," he writes. This young man
also intimates he could impart lm
nnnnnt information in a military
sense, but is not permitted to do so
owing to strict censorship.
PHONE COMPANY IS
DEFENDANT IN SUIT
(From Sunday's Daily)
Arrs I.illip A. Edwards, manager of
the loral business college, yesterday
afternoon filed a suit against tnc
Mountain States Telephone Com
pany, demanding damages in the sum
of $5,000, the plaintiff alleging that
she wis out this amount of business
as the result of the removal of the
telephone from her place of business
on the first day of October, 1917.
Mrs. Edwards in her complaint
states that the phone was pulled out
of the business college against her
wishes and in spite of the fact that
she had tendered payment for the
service rendered. The case was the
basis -if a complaint which was filed
with the State corporation commis
sion several weeks ago, the case hav
ing been withdrawn before it came
up for consideration.
PRELIMINARY WORK
ON THE STORM CLOUD
HAS BEEN FINISHED
f From Sundav' Daily
Unwatcring of the Storm Cloud
mines, near Senator, which had been
under headway since last September,
was finished" a few days ago, accord
ing to the report made yesterday by
Senator N. H. Getchcll, who is in
charge.
Owing to the long suspension of
this property, the work was slow, and
had to be carefully performed, manv
cave-ins occurred and decaved tim
bers were encountered. This action
is preliminary to resumption, and en
rontc to Prescott is J. G. Dickenson
of Cohnlt. Canada, ceneral manager
of the O'Brien Mines Syndicate, to
outline large plans for immediate op
erations. This will probably be one
of the biggest mine movements of
recent years for this section.
FATAL VRECK
AUSTIN. Tex., Jan. lO.Three
persons were killed and 11 injured at
2:30 o'clock this morning in a rear
end collision between two sections
of the Katy Flyer at Granger, about
40 miles northeast of here. First re
ports placed the number of dead at
16. but this was later denied by of
ficials of the road after an investiga
tioti. THE SECOND ONE
RICHMOND. Jan. 10. The na
tional prohibition amendment was
ratified today by the Virginia senate.
PUBLIC RECORDS.
Instruments Filed as Recorded
By the Prescott Title Co.
Jan. 5, 1918.
Fred Micklc & Wf. to Charles
Whitakcr all of lot 5 in blk. 5 of
Maine elm., Verde Dist:
Julia A. Willard to Lewis A Wil-
lard et al part of SWJ4 of Sec. 12, T
15 N R 3 E.
Julia A. .Willard to Edna W.
Nichols 12 acres in S4 of Sec. 15 N
3 E.
Julia A. Willard to Olga W. Gano
ct al NWJ4 NWtf Sec. 18, SWJ4
SWJ4 Sec. 7 15 N R 4 E & part of
SE'A SEH of Sec. 12 15N 3E.
A. A. Johns & Wf. to Lillian M.
Davidson Lot 5 & a part of Lot 6 in
Blk 20 Fleury's Addn. to Prescott
Geo. Cummings to Geo. W. Avery
Yi int in 101, 102, 103 patented Min.
elm. Verde Dist
W. A. Tucker, J. R. Robertson &
E. M. Walker file Articles of incor
poration of Monte dc Cobrc Min. Co.
$100,000 Cap. Stk. Mayer principal
place of business.
Pauline Funk files Dec. Ex. - Mine
Pine Grove Dist.
United States to Wilburn E. Wood
tuff patent SWM of SEJ4 of SW of
Sec 13 T 15 N R 3 E.
C. H. Diamond ct al locate 4 Oil
elms., Del Rio Dist.
J. G. Brown & wife to Dea Foe
Lot 6 in Blk. 6 of Cottonwood Addn.
Cottonwood.
Gadscn Cop. Co. files Dec. Ex. 29
Mines, Verde Dist
Mark Arriola ct al file Dec Ex. 2
Mines, Mineral Point Dist.
C. W. Martin ct al locate Lake
port Oil Clm. Chino Valley Dist
Jos. F. Young sheriff of Yav. Co,
Appoints R. C. Pierce Deputy.
Jas. F. Young Sheriff of Yav. Co,
Jos. F. Young sheriff of Yav. Co.
G. I. Redman files Dec. Ex. 7
Mines, Hassayampa Dist
A. M. Horton ct al locate 1 Mine.
Copper Basin Dist
E. A. Rice et al files Dec Ex. 6
Mines, Verde Dist
January 7, 1918.
Mrs. J. J. Lynch files Dec. Ex. 9
mines. Blk. Hills Dist.
Commissioner of General Land Of
fice files list of lands aggregating 29,'
466 05 acres in Phoenix Land Dist.
Selected by St. of Ariz., under grant
for Deaf, Dumb & Blind Asylums.
Commissioner of General Lang Of
fice files list of lands aggregating 5,-
081.12 acres in Phoenix Land Dist.
selected by St of Ariz., under grant
for Insane Asylums.
Commissioner of General Land Of
fice files list of lands aggregating 6,
320.74 acres in Phoenix Land Dist
selected by Sr. of Ariz., under grant
for Normal schools.
Chas. E. Smith to J. E. Warrens
Night Hawk Mining claim, Kirkland
Dist.
John B. Ricketts and wife to Eliza
beth Jones, lot 5 in Blk. 3 in Hum
boldt. Edith Brunton et al locate 1 mine.
Copper Basin Dist.
William Adams and wife to W. B.
Young, 160 acres, 6 miles south of
Walnut Grove dam.
A. C. Swift, et al, locates 10 oil
claims, Del Rio Dist
H. T. Abstcin files Dec li.x. 4
mines. Black Canyon.
H. T. Abstein to S. B. Visert, Q. C
deed, whole of Copper Cliffs, Deep
Hole, Canyon and Pine mining claims
in Black Canyon and Jerome and
Verde Dists.
W. A. Ballard, et al to W. B.
GLAD TOTESTIFY
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and my health was awfuL
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Cardui, and I began to improve after
taking the first bottle, so kept It up till I
took three ... I gained, and was well
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female trouble, and Just resort to Cardui
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Young, bill of sale, 500 goats near
Walnut Grove, Yavapai county, Ari
zona. January 8, 1918.
! Fred Stephens et al locate 20 oil
claims. Squaw creek Dist
C. A. Martin, et al, locate one oil
claim, Chino Valley Oil Dist.
T. W. Glasgow to Proctor Ross,
3-4 interest in Black Bird and Black
Bird Nos. 1, 3, Katy Patience and
Double Deck mining claims. Black
Canyon Dist.
M. L. Tooky locates 12 placer
claims, Del Rio Dist.
C. M. Connor, et al locate nine oil
claims, Del Rio Dist.
Haydec Lane and John II. Lane to
Ira L. Hart, bill of sale, 1-3 interest
in cattle, horses, mules and improve
mcnts in Coconino National Forest.
Haydec Lane and wife and John
H. Lane and wife to Ira L. Hart ,13
interest in XV4 of XE of See, 34,
T17N R5E.
W. Ryan files Dec Ex. two mines.
Big Bug Dist
January 9, 1918.
Robt L. Morton et al locate one
mine. Cherry Creek Dist
George D. Case, et al locate four
mines, Verde Dist.
Francis M. Weston. and wife to M.
A. Perkins W. deed. SV of NEJ
NWP of SE'A: SEJ4 of XWJ4; NE
of SWtf. Sec 23, T. 16. X R 2 W.
Mrs. Julia Page to Lindsey Lane,
bill of sale, cattle in Yav." Co., Ariz.
Commercial Min. Co., to Phelps
Dodge Corporation, deed, 23 mines',
Hassayampa Dist. 19 mines Coppet
Basin, 6 mines Big Bug Dist and lots
3, 4 ,7 and 8. Sec 23, T. 13, N R 3 W.
J. D. Richards ct al locate four oil
claims, Del Rio Dist
A. L. Hammond, et al locate two
oil claims, Del Rio Dist
II. E. Shaw, et al locate four placer
claims. Black Nit Dist
L. E. Hcsla et al locate eight mines
Pine Grove Dist
Jcriah Woods, to Thos. J. Koontz.
bill of sale, cattle on Sycamore creek.
W. Yav. Co.
J. R. Graham and Alex L. Jones
file articles of incorporation. South
west Oil Company for 25 years, $75,
000, Cap. Stk. Prescott principal
place of business.
Wm. Bycrs and wife to G. M. Bur
gctt, lot 14, Blk. 2, Moeller Addn. to
the City of Prescott
John Carr to M. L. Colby, Q. C.
deed, NWJ$ of Sec 27, T. 18. N R 1
K and NEJ4 Sec. 27, T 18, R 1 W.
APPLICATION F0K GRAZING Pf IMITS
NOTICE is hereby given that all ap
plications for permits to graze cattle,
horses, hogs, sheep and goats within
the PRESCOTT NATIONAL FOR
EST during the season of 1918 must
be filed in my office at Prescott, Ari
zona, on or before January 20, 1918.
Pull information in rocrard to the craz
ing fees to be charged and blank forms
to be used in making applications wm
be furnished upon request. E. G.
MILLER, Supervisor.
(W) Dec. 19. 26; Jan. 2, 9. 16.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate of David Connor, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed Executors of the estate ot
David Connor, deceased, to the credi
tors of and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to exhibit,,
them with the necessary voucherj,
within four months after the first pub
lication of this notice to the said
executors at the office of J. E. Rus
sell, Room 27-28 Bank of Arizona
Building, Prescott, Arizona, the same
being the place for the transaction of
the business of said estate, in said
County of Yavapai.
ANNIE S. McNALLY and
H. R. WOOD, Executors.
Estate of David Connor, deceased.
Dated Prescott, Arizona, this 15th
day of December, 1917.
Dec. 19-5t.
FORFEITURE NOTICE
Prescott, Arizona,
October 30. 1917.
To A. A. IMMEL; his heirs, legal
representatives and assigns:
You are hereby notified that I
have expended during the years 1908,
1909, 1910, 1911, 1912, 1913, 1914, 1915
and 1916, Nine Hundred Dollars
($900.00) in labor and improvements
upon the Red Top Lode Mining
Claim, situate in the Big Bug Mining
District, County of Yavapai, State of
Arizona, the location notice of which
is found of record in Book 75 of
Mines, at page 96, in the office of the
recorder of said county, in order to
hold said claim under the provisions
of section 2324 of the Revised Stat
utes of the United States, and the
amendment thereto approved January
22, 18S0, concerning annual labor upon
mining claims, being the amount re
quired to hold said lode for the period
ending on the 31st day of December,
A. D. 1916. And if, within ninety
days from the personal service of this
notice, or within ninety days after the
Publication thereof, you fail or refuse
to contribute your proportion of such
expenditure as a co-owner, which
amounts to Four Hundred and Fifty
Dollars ($450.00), your interest in the
claim will become the property of the
subscriber, your co-owner, who has
made the required expenditure, by the
terms of said section.
E. K. BATEMAN.
(W) First jmbljeaticfl ,Xov: 21, 9t7.