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PAGE SIX
.WEEKLY JOURNAL-MINER, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 31, 1918.
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City Neivs
In Brief
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TOtVCTi?vA?W'vlvWAVAVa 1 nut i rs iui ine iit-.u immu
, , . , ., . I Too Warm to Mine.
(From Thursday s Daily.) I , conar(, T wh;(c ;s a v;f;tor from
Summer Outing. ,owcr Hassavampa,
Mrs. C A. Long left yesterday for , ' , .. -. ,
Los Angeles for a summer outing!'! Wrtc M "", as ,0WV
and also to visit with her mpther-in- dow" account of the extremely
law, Mts. John Moore, 'warm weather, this summer being
From the Country. without a parallel in the high range
Albert Vcisling, farming in Pecplcs , of the temperature. He is getting
valley, is a visitor on business, report-' his property shaped up for action this
ing an excellent outlook in his line fall.
since heavy rains have fallen. Back From New Mexico.
Physician Visits. ! Harry S. Knight is again in this
Dr. J. V. McElwcc, a Los Angeles , action having returned a few days
physician, was a visitor to Prcscott .,go fron Xcv. Mexico, on cattle busi
during the week to attend a patient an(, w;, bal)ly cosc soine
here, returning liome vesterday. , . . . . . . . , .
oil 'big deals for Yavapai steers for his
Phoenix Visitor. , . , c- .i t- i . m i
II C. Cavncss was an arrival yes-: holdings in South Dakota. Also docs
terday from Phoenix to remain for he contemplate to secure a range
a brief visit with his wife and family, location in this section, utilizing the
who are spending the summer in I Arizona unit during the winter in
Prcscott. I conjunction with the northern one
Recruiting at Humboldt. !for ,naturing in the summer.
In order to readily meet enlisting j v;s;tors pieased.
demands for the service, a naval re-; , . , E C)av,
crmting oflice has been opencil at, - ,
Humboldt, and will be maintained ! "'ho are motoring through the west,
for a short time onlv.
Minintr Business.
G. E. bcrnathy, shift boss at the,
Binghampton, was a brief visitor yes- a,i tjie climate. They are to remain
terday from the camp near M'ayer,;lerp for a WCP- instead of a day,
returning later in the day. His re- amj w; Y;sit aH ,,accs wlcrc views
port was excellent of the showing of, ,e )a(, of tJ.e mointa; sccnery.
this copper ,Thev ship the car by rail from this
Back From Coast. . I - ' , . .
A. P. Prentiss and T.. M. Mborc,l-'ty to I-0 Angeles, not caring to
miners who had been on an outing tocros the desert overland.
San Francisco, returned during the
v.tek. Mr Prentiss alxo visited at I rrom Saturday s Daily)
Camp Lewis with two brothers in ' Here From Mohave County,
the army, from Idaho. I Mts. M. M. Kingman, formerly
Boosting -Colter. ! connected with the Mohave County
Mrs. Marguerite O'Hara, of A1bu- Abstract Companv of Kingman, ar
qiicrquc, X. M., formerly of Navajo Jn Prcscott on Thursdav and
county, is ,n Prcscott. and is-makinc : . hen for scvcra, tQ
a campaign among women in hclialt . ...
of Senator Fred Colter for the demo- enjoy the cool weather. Mrs. King
cratic nomination for governor. She! man came here from Jerome ami
remains for a few weeks, leaving for states that that hustling city was no
Cochise, Gila and Greenlee counties.! great thing as a summer resort.
Good Outlook.
D. A. Seaman, well known in min- fFrom Tuesday's Daily.)
ing circles as an engineer, and identi- Flving Trip.
fied with the Crook canyon field as j. f. Stephens left Sunday for Los
an owner, is visiting the city and rc-l Angeles, on a flying business trip,
ports several properties as shaping stating lie would return tomorrow,
up for early aftion. Primary opera- Cotr.es to Visit
tions arc already under vray at somcj Mrs Q w Cartcr h n t)e c;,y
of the principal properties. frQm WalmU Grove, to remain for
Insurance Event ia fcw (Iays v;siting with friends.
Fd. F. Bowers, Northern Arizona Back From Canyon.
representative of the Fquitable Life Attorn . j IL RllSi:cii wi,0 l,a,l
Insurance Co., left yesterday for Lake i )e(.n cm,;ng a feu. tlavs at Ule
Tahoc. Cal.. to attend a five days ( , Gram, Canvon. returned to Prcscott
convention which begins on next , ,av a-lcrnoon.
fondav. In addition to business to - - .
be considered a xricd line of outing, Vismng Fnends.
attractions is to be given several " M- Gibhes. wife of the
hundred delctrates Jerome attorney and daughter Miss
Sness Visft 1 ar.c.5" t1'0 clt-v
Mrs. H. K. Bebn. of Phoenix, visit- w days' visit with friends.
cd the city during the week on busi-j
w.cc TorfniiiiiiT in her realtv inter-!
csts, returning home yesterday. She
stated that her husband is now in
Washington in the service of the
government in the war revenue de-
partmcnt, while her daughter, Miss
Eva Bclin. is attached to anouicr line
of federal duty.
Here From Phoenix.
Attorney Albert D. Lcyhc of Phoc-,
nix was in Prcscott yesterday for a
short visit, being on his way from,
Ash Fork where he had gone to hcipi yestcrtiav from Jerome, and will ap
settle up a big mining deal. Thcipcar beforc ti,c military board today
transaction compieicu joiuuaj initQ hc exalnmcd. Hc savs he is in
said to involve one of the largest physical trim and is eager to go in
properties in ine norinern pan ui iac
state, but the details of the bargain
were not ready to make public, ac
cording to Mr. Lcyhc.
Desert Visitors.
Mrs. B. I. Ingalls and daughters.
the Misses Bertha and Carrie Ingalls,
arp in xnc cuy irom me iuna wuu-
.1 r .1.. tii i. : ;
ing country near Parker, to remain '"B '"'
indefinitely. Mr. Ingalls accompanied Visiting Old Home,
them to Prescott and continued to Hugh Moshcr is home again from
Colorado Springs, Colo., on business ; Tucson, and will visit for the next
for his copper interests. The visi-j month with his wife, and also take
tors state such a warm summer has : a vacation as brakeman of the boutli
never been known, and mining forces ern Pacific Hc reports warmer
have been curtailed to a minimum. j weather in the South this summer
Mines Active. ; than ever known.
J. P. Cleator, merchant and miner, Lecral Mission,
of Turkey station, is in the city, giv-1 T. C. Job. a former practicing at
ing an excellent report of silver min-ornev of this city, but now of Los
ing in that field, many properties now Angeles, arrived Sunday, and js pro
being in the producing stage. Ship- fcssionally occupied in litigation af
ping begins in a short time and indi-, fecting the Hull Copper Co. Hc is
cations point to heavy returns in the 1 receiving a welcome back to the old
aggregate. Some of the properties,) home from many acquaintances,
he says, carry quite a grade of bon-, Range Visitor.
anza ore, and there is considerable j jj F. Hudspeth, a principal of the
interest shown over future develop-1 1,; range firm of Hudspeth Sheep
mcnt I Co., located in the northwestern sec-
STT, T t- -t t ' tion of this county, is in the city on
(From hndays Daily.) ja i,s;ncss trip and to confer with
From the Country. I local associates, reporting conditions
Chas. D. Osborn and R. L. Trice, as excellent
of Verde valley, were visitors yestcr- ShaDine Up Mine,
day on business, reporting a pros- W. J- Casey, of the Mudholc Mm
perous region, in farming and kind-.inK Co., was m the city last week
' ,, nrK,,it. I reporting progress in getting the old
red P"-s'ts. -mp at Walker in shape for actual
Fine Baby Girl. development. Unwatcring old levels
R. W. Ainsworth, a visitor yestcr-; cot;nucs energetically and develop
day from Walnut creek announced ' mcnt will follow after this work is
that the stork had visited his home completed,
on July 19, leaving a fine baby girl Touring the Coast,
of eight pounds. i Mrs. J. Arthur Callcs, wife of the
Hoir From Coast 'attache of the Prescott State bank.
-.. 1 f t 1 .1 nml Mrs Frank Olzcr, wife of the
Mr. and Mrs. G F Anderson. lhe, nd Mr ,ncrcIiant(havc ROne to
first named superinteiHlent of bridges Californ;a a tour!nfr tr;n for jhe
and buildings of the S. F. P. & P. n Uvq I)ontlls an,i aiso to visit
have returned from the coast resorts w;tjj reiat;VCS
after an outing for the past month. , pjj Fruit.
To the Coast 1 i l Dickcrson brought to the city
Louis Goldman so well known in, Saturday the first shipment of apples
mining circles of this field, as the,
resident of the Conner Oueen near
If lr. frt T nt, A . rrnlne
i , IV. 1 t j v. J.. w.j -
to visit with his wife and family, and
returns next week.
Brand New Son.
Mr. and MVs. Manuel Madrid cx-
tended a hand of welcome to a fine Cashion Cattle Co., of this county,
new son who made bis appearance in and incidentally mayor of Cashion,
their home this week. The little fel-l near Phoenix, is m the city en route
low is the first male child to be de- )! he SefmgJ?n ,le
, , ., . 1 . .1 , his farm. He states Cashion is a de-
l.vered by the stork to the happy par- c. onc d rQm
ents, and of course was given a royal. wp,.i1Pr viewnoint. the mer-
reccption 1 pon bis arrival.
Mine Owner Here.
M. J. Malonev, who has desirably!
'.-rated properties near Walker, is in
;.raictl properties near n aiKrr, is in . f- - - -
&the citv from his camp, and gives anltJO"-.wa a VSlt0r ves,,er4,,ay- Pre
S ,, . r . 'parations are being made to rcsumi
,J. I wcrellent report .of the general .'""-. pro,hlct;on A arKRC ,v of ,-,
vimg situation, which is more active at inl;I(HnB material is to be usee
(V ' ; -i
Aiiirrcpnt tlirm prrr known, wliilr lie -
Xivelopnirnt would indicate many pro -
.,.t r .1.- f...
'r' Concord. .. it., arriving a lew
I days ago from F.l Tovar, are very
much pleased with Arizona landscape
Range Visitor.
T. Frank Condron, of
Walnut
Grove, is in thd city, reporting the
cattle situation as satisfactory, and
fine feeding this fall is now assured.
State Officials Here.
Attorney General Wiley E. Jones
and Game Warden O. Willarrt
' were among the distinguished pcr-
I sonages who visited Prcscott and
Yavanai county over Sunday.
Re3tjy To Go.
Gcorc Sherman was an arrival
tj ranks
Country Visitors.
David F. Finney and sister. Miss
Virginia Finney, arc in the city from
the famous Finney Soda Springs,
Beaver creek, the former marketing
the first peach crop this season, sales
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from his Fair Oaks orchard, wincn
found ready sale among local mcr-
CliaiUS. HC
TT
states the quality this
l..ll- 4l,nn itilt r f locf 1
-)ic Jcltl wH, ,Jc the larRCSt s;ncc the
Lrr,3r,l renrhed the nroducing stage.
Coolintr Off,
J. A. Cashion, a principal ot kciq-
cury spilling over the top(
! Tufa Works to Start.
C. D. Ryncarson, owner of the
PC tufa larry near Kirkland sta-
1 UUH, t IMIUI CMCIUa. J IC"
resume
is
kuhi milium uiauri.ii is io uc usea
!:.. .n:ini
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j phoenix, now under construction, the
main building also having this article
in certain sections.
fFrom Wednerday's Daily.)
Taking Layoff.
Conductor Hayes, popularly known
in railroading circles of the Santa
Fe, is in the city from Phoenix on a
brief vacation and to enjoy the
mountain air.
Goint to Coast
Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Xickcrson
arc in the city from a copper camp
cast of Mayer, en route to the seaside
resorts of California for a month's
outing, and to visit with relatives.
Back to Camp.
Clinton Stiles, mining on the des
ert, who accompanied his wife and
family to the city last week, the later
to remain definitely, returned yes
terday to his camp, in the Harcuvars.
Cattle Business.
Leslie Clayton a Verde valley
rangeman, is in the city and leaves
today in auto for Coconino county on
cattle business. He reports the range
in fine condition.
Colorado Visitors.
Mrs. Bessie T. Beals and daughter,
Mrs. Frank I Haight, of Gunnison,
Colorado, arc in the city en route
to the coast, and will visit for a short
time with relatives at Jerome. Mrs.
Bcal several years ago resided at the
Senator mine where her husband was
employed.
Comes to Visit
There arc manv in this city who
will be interested to learn of the re-'
turn of Mrs. I. I- Berrien. She will t
be remembered as Miss Mabel Bris
ley. and comes from I'.isbec to re
main for the summer. She is at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Brisley.
Change Residence.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E.
Ajo, who arc in the city, will make
their home at a mining camp near
Jerome. They state that such op
pressively war weather this summer
at the above desert town has never
been known, and even the native
Yuma Indians are complaining.
Mine Agent Appointed.
Tim Fell is in the city from the
camp of the Speck Mining Co., on
Lynx creek, which property he has
taken charge of as aget, and is to
reside at the works. The property s
idle, but it is stated resumption is
under consideration. Both placer
and quartz interests are owned.
Brief Visitors.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wisdom, the
former when a youth a resident of
this city with his uncle, Alex Wis
dom, were in the city yesterday iii
auto en route to the Grand Canyon,
cominsr from Globe. On the return
trip home they will visit here for a
week. This is Mr. Wisdom's first
appearance m frcscott since juiic.
1881.
Too Warm to Work.
G. R. Tiehc. who has a contract to
sink a shaft on the coppers of Greer (
Brothers, of Gallup, X. M., m Squaw-
Peak district, is in the city to re
main until warm weather ends. He
gives a favorable report of the show
ing made, and states the owners con
template erecting a new hoist and
making other improvements this fall.
Going Overseas.
Corporal Joe Leonard, who volun
teered while working at a mining
camp near Wickcnburg. and was
sent to Plattsburg, X. Y., writes that
he will sail soon for overseas duty.
He is attached to a motor truck divi
sion and has made application for a
place as an aviator. Hc is a gsolinc
engineer, and is promised an aerial
situation after he Kcts "over there."
Called Home.
Mrs. Thomas Ellsworth left yes
terday for Casa Grande, receiving
news' of the serious illness of a son,
who was prostrated by the heat last
Sunday. Other members of the fam
ily remain on Aspen creek, where
tlicy are camping out for the sum
mer. Mrs Ellsworth will bring the
boy to Prcscott as soon as possible.
Enjoying Climate.
Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Silkirk arc in
the city from the Black canyon coun
try to remain until September to es
cape the warm weather. Last Sun
day, they state, the temperature
climbed to 114 degrees, the record
for this summer. A son is to ar
rive early next month from the Cali
fornia State University to remain un
til September. Hc has been taking a
special course in mine engineering
since June.
Mining Slows Down.
Frank E. Wager is in the city from
Tiptop district, and reports warm
weather as occasioning many mines
to work with small forces for the
present. The Tiptop Heath Co. hold
ings arc now being tested in an ex
haustive manner as to the ore con
tent in all workings for analysis, and
the shipments will be made outside
the state for treatment. This action
is preliminary for big operations later
by the company which lias assumed
charge.
Favorable Start
Of New Mine Firm J
On Gold Property
Arrivals yesterday from Lynx 1
creek reported that the experimen
tal mill test made by Fitzmanricc &
ll!il .i-Illi ttifttf iiit- filnnt MVP ,'V- I
ccllent returns in recoveries of gold 1
. r 1 : I
vames in pianng aim concciuruiiu);.
Two small gold bars indicated thc !
mnin values were in the free orS.I
while the concentrates assayed $36'
to the ton. A heavy tonnage is
ready for treating and the proposi
tion starts off with every indication
of being a success.
Journal-Miner for fine job work.
00 SIMTl
IN JEROME IS
INVESTIGATED
JFROME, July 30. For the pur -
pose of effecting a close co-operative
organization of all parties in the
Verde district who arc in any way
concerned with the sale of foodstuffs, !
also of making a thorough invcstiga
tion of food prices, George H. Smal-
ley, executive secretary for the State
FO
i
rood administration, and J. W. Dor-:
ris, merchants' representative, ar-l At a meeting of the local members
rived in Jerome last night and will! of the legal fraternity held at the
probably i emain two or three days. I court house yesterday morning, it
The investigation of food prices is! was unanimously agreed that all of
merely in line with the regular work, the attorneys would oficr their ser
of the Food administration. Similar, vices free of charge in behalf of the
investigations are made from time to, several defendants hereabouts who
time in different parts of the state,
' . . . 1 . .. .
but the inquiry may De a little more
searching here than it has been clsc -
where. Last evening Mr. Dorris lo -
cated one of the smaller merchants
of Jerome and questioned him re-
rnri;ntr l.ic nripps fn nn mstnnre
did he find those prices out of line
with those prevailing in othcr mining
districts.
Garages Also Hit
By Federal Order
Pnr Oil locc Drill ' organization lias slight sympathy forj
rOT UU-ieSS Uay.., that smack of Wobblvism.
Sunday closing of all garages has
been ordained bv the Transportation
Department at Washington, and or-
dcrs to this effect have been recciv-
c,l in Prescott. August 4 is set as
the day for this order to be placed
111 lorcc. anil ncitl resiriciiuns an- in
Roberts ofi"1 eniorce u-pci i.u.... iu
lliw ? ntuiviii ivi-v
and every .Sunday no sales must 'e-1 lants who had no regular attorneys
permitted of lubricating oils, pso-;;n thc;r h;rc an(1 who in;gMt other
line, tools fixtures or wares of any . p ,)c t() t,R. cxncnse Gf hiring
character for the auto in short it leKaj ta)ent to ,icfCnd themselves
to be a closed shop for business ofjfrom tIlc jCRai assalts of those
any kind. The taking out of autosl vj)oln ,IC lawyers believe do not
from garages, however, is permitted, ( rcI,rescnt the most patriotic element
as well will they be received and car-jof u,er;cans at the present time,
ed for as on any week day. i -
SUSPENDS MINING
Captain C. P. Prentiss, operating! cprnm ;,,mlav "aiM
placers in EI Dorado canyon above . rrom ' ' -? '
Xeclles accompanied by his nephew. George Duncan and Joe Hall v.crc
Roland P.enner. is in the city to re-: arrested early Saturday morning by
main until warm -weather ends. He I Undcrshcriff Johnnie Robinson on a
will be remembered as a resident of 1 charge of, violating the prohibition
this section many years ago w hile I enactments, the arrcts having been
identified with a gold mine in tle ,atlc in the vicinity of Hackbcrry
Placentas Jield. when he was bitten, wiilc Roi,ison and Constable
by a hydrophobia skunk, his health ,., wpre on ,i,oir way to Prcs
fnr several vears havmir been serious-, ' "'t-1'-1' . . . .
ly effected, even after taking the'eott trom L,.arMiaie. ;
Pasteur treatment at Cliicago. He is overtook the car and decided to gic
again in excellent iicami, ami 11
probable may again become interest-1
i d in mining in this section. Captain
i - t 1.1. 1 : . : .
Prentiss received his title during 'b0,
Spanish-American war while serving
with a Massachusetts regiment
STAY OF EXECUTION
Quong Guc'y. the Celestial who sev
eral weeks ago was sentenced to the
State prison following his conviction
on a charge of assaulting a young
Chinese girl here, was yesterday
given bis liberty trom the county ' jaii
upon a bond in the .sum ot ,3iu
signed by George liuffner and Ed
Shumate. Judge bweency recently
granted the prisoner a stay of exccu-lthat
tion pending an appeal to the Su -
prenie court, and the bond iurmsiicu
vestcrdav will enable tlic man to sia
out of iail until the higher court has
an opportunity to review his case.
CALLED TO COAST
J. Arthur Calles received a tele
gram from San Francisco yesterday
afternoon conveying the startling
news that his wife had been suddenly
stricken ill and that her condition
was serious. He left by auto early
last night for Ash Fork to catch the
limited, the telegram urging him to '
come at once. Mrs. Calles left Pres-j.c by a wall of water over ten
cott last week for the coast on ajfect high. He realised the danger
touring trip and was accompanied by j
Mrs l.-rnnk Olzer. I
The lournal-Mincr has the best-1
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rn Arizona
a trial will convince. ,
KEPT HER AWAKE
The Terrible Pains in Back anil
Sides. Cardui Gave Relief. j
Marksville, La.-Mrs. Alice Johnson,
J."!"t
auncicu wiui dn dwiui iiiiocijr in my udLK
and sides. My left side was hurtingme'
ciu uic lime, iiicnuaciy waa:,ouicimiiK
I could not do anything, not even sleep
.... ... . .
ainignt. it Kept me awane most 01 ine
night ... I took different medicines, bul
nothinc did me any cood or relieved me
until I took Cardui . . .
1 was not able to do any of my work
for oneyear and I gotworseatlthe time,
...,oni.7t,,ffn 1
wasconnnedtomybedoffandon I got
S0 bad with my back that when Istooped
down 1 was not able to straighten up
again ... I decided 1 would try Cardui
. . . By time I had taken the entire bottle
I was feeling pretty good and could
straighten up and my pains were nearly
a" Eone'
I ctntt ?ltit"lire rmcl l3n?n! I rnn.
"""j-J
linued taking it until I was Strong and
" Ifvmi suffer from rains- rfim tn
fpm,iff rnmnlnintc rarrl.ii mnv he inst
what mi neeH Tbni.sinris nf women
wnai )OU neCQ. inOUSanOS Ol Women
who once suffered in this way now praise
Cardui for their present good health.
Give it a trial. NC-133
I;
Uf TO AID
; DEFENDANTS IN
i WOBBLYSUITS
!ALL MEMBERS OF LOCAL
BAR ASSOCIATION WILL
AID IN DEFENSE OF OF
FICIALS HIT BY DAMAGE
ACTION FILED.
I are at the present time facing court
.r .i. u , r .1 1
acuon a me re.siiu ji ,c uljiui iu -
tion of the alleged I. W. W. mem -
lbcrs from this county in July. 1917
I Two of the men who were deported
at that time. John Staniield and
.Micky bcanlon. several weeks ago
J filed damage suits against a long
'list of defendants whom they alleged
1 had a hand in the deportation. In-
riuncii in 111c ii.M 01 Mciciiiumin nti juy t i" . 'couipiatnt as auovc rcquireu, piainiui
Sheriff Joe Young. Undcrshcriff ! Abe Goldman ct al file notice of jw;j taj.e judgment by default against
Johnnie Robinson and Ed IHock, and holding 7 mines, Augua Fria district, m, anj :luigincnt for costs and dis
it is these three men in particular wiUiout assessment work jbursements in this behalf explained,
that the local attorneys propose to Pan-American Mining Co. file notice) . . '
,ir.,.i -.,.1 ti,. ,..ri.i l.nt lirL,r i;oi,;i;.v. Ati:ninr nt rsii Given under my hand, this 1 irst
, In both of the suits above - mention -
. .lefendants arc copper com -
panics or othcr corporations who,
,)ave thc;r rcspcc,;vc staffs of local
attorneys an,j tjIC interests of these
, (lcfcn(lants arc to hc looked after in
j th1 u,ual lnancr, l,ut the attorneys
. .i,i i.n n nnlnntir
, ,,;,, to lo if thev offered their servi-
I ....tlmiif elm rfir te ciiril flPIfll-
ROBINSON GRABS TWO
ALLEGED BOOTLEGGERS
11 an hi,,viuh ...
liquor. Their hunch in this direction
; annarcntly right, for upon
tn coo it ir rnninmcu
searching the auto, a good-sized quan
lity of bottled 'inside finish" was
lironeht to light.
Duncan and Hall were brought to
Prescott and yesterday were taken
beforc Justice McLanc. l?ond was
fixed at $1,000 each, and failing to
raise the money, the men were re
manded to iail. The officers arc of
. . havc a caclie
. ,.;::,.. nt tlo noint
o f J e .,! of point
wncrc .-t- " -
the prisoners have been engaged
; bootlegging for several months in
tae Verde district,
SAD MISFORTUNE
t,AU xvuar tq LQYAL YOUTH
fFrom Tuesday's Daily")
Thomas Swuddcr. a visitor from
Western Xcw Mexico for the past
two weeks, was advised by letter re
ceived Sunday from his brother of
the death by drowning of a son of the
first named last week on the White
river during a cloudburst. The young
f 01 vrnrs was driving a band
f -attic across the stream when over
iiittn - ,
and putting spurs to 111s norsc iu m
away
tli Inttrr fell anil tne 1001
of vounc Swudder seemed to have
been held in the stirrup. Mr. bwml-
,ir ;: in this locality to seek a new
- ... 1.;
ramrc location, but his plans for the,
i present are disturbed. 1 be yomn ,
drowned was to have been examined ,
I by the military the day toliowing ms.
'death, at Mcsilla, and was very anx
! ions to enlist
prescott youth
CLIMBS ,TN Sneering
(From Tuesday's Daily )
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. . . ..,"',;t .,.;,tinn train-
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FINE CITIZEN NOT
VPWVRIC V 1 Tnlv 7 Federal!
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ffirlnls rlnim thev have obtained
from Dr. Frederick Bishoff. a dentist-
, . , . . .-,!
chemist, a confession that he made a
bomb and was employed in a trus-
trated attempt to blow up the Gould,
& I-hcrhariH macliinery plant at
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Irxington.
Wm. Hcinman, his chauffeur.
Try thc Journal-Miner for artistic
job work.
PUBLIC RECORDS.
Instruments Filed as Recorded f ,!- Wostcn-clt. Bank of Arizona
J Building, Prcscott, Arizona, which
By the Prescott Title Co. , saitl office the undersigned selects
July 23, 1918 , as her place of business in all matters
Mary Farragc to Min en Farrage,' connected with said estate,
lot 8, block 1 Cottonwood Addition I AN'DREA SOQUI
to Cottonwood. i Administratrix of the estate of
Chino Valley Oil and Mining Co. to 'Francisco Soqui, deceased.
M. Redden, lots 19 and 20 in town! (W-Julv 17 5ti
of Heslet situated in SE'4 Sec. 27-
18X 2V. 1 SUMMONS
D. S. Bruncr to T. J. Conywood.' In Justice Court of Seligman Yav
Surfacc ground of a half interest iniap:,; Countv. State of Arizona.
O. K Xos. 1. 2 and Game Cock Min-j s s Cut,cr & Co piaiIltifff vs
",KLeC aSmart et al locates Sycamore' R" R;. Sn-vder' 1ef.nt.
Brick Clav Xo. 2 mine, Verde district. Acl," J,re,,8I,t ,I,e. Just,ce
Carrie 'Schroeder to James A. Co""t of Seligman. Yavapai County,
Kokohl, lots 7 and 8 in block 37 Pres-! State of Arizona,
colt. j The State of Arizona sends greet-
Carric Schroeder to Xicholas ings to R. B. Snyder. You are here
Schroedcr, int. in lot 14, block 1 . j by summoned and required to appear
Wells Addn. to Humboldt ; an action brought against you by
Carrie Schroeder to Nicholas 1C aljove.namc,i plaintiff in the Jus-
PrcsrcoltCr' !tIcC Col,rt of Hgman. Yavapai.
Margaret Kennedy files notice of County. State of Arizona, and ans
intcntion to hold 9 mines, Rlack Rockiwer the complaint filed with the Jus-
I." p .1 . . r- 1? "
Uist.
Bashford-Burmister Co. to Emma,
1. . . . i . t . , i r .
j murcii, ,ols ' A ami me norm y2 ivc ot the day o service), alter tlie
1 lot 21. block 4 E. Prcscott. 'service upon you of this Summons,
Bashford-Burmister Co. to Emma ;f d ; c ; a othcr
, Church lots 23 and S. lot 21, ulocki . , ft th ...:,. of
4, East Prcscott fcS ' rr "em
lMl-ni Cnnner Co. to T. F. Healv'lms "ons upon you
& O. E. Smith, agreement, 2 years. ,
Mark Twain. Moon and Empress!
mines, Hass district.
mines, Hass district being operated
I,v I. I',. Tomilson.
1 I'liited States of America to Jerome j
) Pittsburg Copper Co. patent. Hancock,
Lizzie C, Lost Chance, Good Luck,
j Red Jacket, Lucky Steal, St. Louis,
trl-;. iv StnrWlit. Boston Port-
land. Black Jack, Newport, Aja'x.
Rachael, Rnffalo, White Wings and
Excelsior mines, Verde district.
Dave Berry to D. I- Gage, bill of
sale, one horse.
;aie, one norsc.
C. A. Klem ct ux to Edward Tatro,
.ill of salc.bmldmgs on Pine Ridge,
sanitarium. Sec. 8 13M 2V. I
bi
San
W. L. Xclson files notice of bold
ing 14 mines. Black Hills district.
July 25, 1918
Jos. F. Young revokes appointment
of R. A. Kinsman as deputy sheriff.
Jos. F. Young, sheriff appoints O.
F. Hicks as deputy.
Chas. J. Gettings ct al file notice
of desire to hold 14 mines, Verde dis
trict. X. J. Larson to C. W. Rogers,
Power of Attorney, concerning min-'
ing claim in Verde district.
O. J. Graham to Chas. Batra, deed.
Peerless mine, Turkey Creek district
Louis Gruwcll to Chas. Batrc, deed.
Silver Star and Silver Star Xos. 1, 2,
3, Turkey Creek district.
Charles Batrc to Morgan Gold &
Silver Mining Co., deed. $2,000 JJ int.
in Silver Star Xos. 1, 2, 3, Peerless)
mines, Turkey Creek district.
July 26, 1918.
L. L. White files notice of holding
4 mines. Black Rock district
J. E. Fitzgerald et al locate 2 mines
Quartz Mountain district
James A. Lamport ct ux to J. A.
Pitts, lot 9, block B, Lamport Addi
tion to Seligman
Win Shaw et nv to G. G. Gilmore.
X. 32 feet lot IS, block 13, Moellcr
Addition to Prescott
Edward H. Rosenberg ct al incor-l
P , V-it 6 . .V - v'aP,taI!
miicic yj.'Aju principal unite ,u xrc;-.iue
cott.
July 27, 1918.
Hugh Allen to J. G. Wombacher.
Crater & Crater Xo. 2 mines, Cherry
Creek District. I
Tas. E. McXelly to Wm. Schl, lot
"11 1 - r , r-.
block 3 Fast Prescott
Guy 1.. Nadl ct ux to T. J. Hud-
11
speth, bill of sale, $1500 one house an onjcr sIOUId not be granted for
and furniture at Seligman. I thc sale of such real estate as prayed
E. S. Clark and Xeil C. Clark in- for in said petition, reference to
corporate Lincoln Metallic Mines Co., which is hereby made for further par
Capital stock $50,000. Principal office! ticulars:
at Crown King. i ,'n' il is J1"?0' frthcr 0Te(l
1 that a copy of this order be published
LEGAL ADVERTISEMEXTS !at least once a week for four succes-
I s'vc weeks in the Journal-Miner, it
newspaper of general circulation.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS !
Xotice is hereby given by thc un-(
dcrsicned. Administratrix of the,
estate of JOHX H. hOLh. deceas-
ed, to the creditors ot and all persons
having claims against said deceased, 1
to cxlumt sucli claims and tne ncccs-i
sary vouchers within four (4) months'
of R. B. W EST E R V E LT, Baiik of,
Arizona Building, Prescott, Arizona,,
I which said office the undersigned se-
5 5,f I
.... EU-A FOLEY J
, -;iniinisirainx 01 ine tsiaic 01
John H. Foley, deceased
(W-JjilyJ'St)
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
MnTTrir m rprnTTnpc 1
Xotice is hereby given by the un-
,,crs; ,t administrator of the
es-,
Jtatc of H. I. Smith, deceased, to;is
tatc nf H. T.
deceased, to-
thp crC(I;tors Gf
le creditors ot and
all persons
having claims against thc said deccas-,
e''. to exhibit such claims and t ic ,1,01,1 said claim under the provisions
"S scctj" 2 ?f ."" Rc"scd ,Sf'
after the publication of this notice to. ,,tcs of the L'mted States, and the
said administrator, at the law office amendment thereto approved January
f R. p.. Westervelt, Bank of Arizona 22,1880. concerning annual labor upon
P.uilding. Prescott. Arizona, which : min;nK clai,s, being the amoilnt re-
said office the undersigned selects; m,ired to hold said lode for the period
las his place of business in all matters ending on the 31st day of December.
connected wun sain csiaic. ,
W. DURIHX, I
,..-; . ,,r .1... r n 1
"tiuiiiiiM.aiu. t-sia.v u. ...
T. Smith, deceased.
(W-July 17-5t)
NOTICE TO CREDITORS 1
xotjcc is hereby given by thc un-'
dcrsigncd administratrix of the cs-
n( I mneiscn Somii. ilerenseil tn
the creditors of and all persons
having claims against thc said deceas-
ed, to exhibit such claims and the.
necessary vouchers within (.4) months'
after the" publication of this notice to
! said administratrix, at the law office
lice 01 ine i,ouri at oengman, in ,u
County within twenty days fcxclus-
. . . . . . . . ..
of the day of service).
And you arc hereby notified that
(if you fail to appear and answer the
ay of Inl A D . 1918
! C. E. STAIXBROOk
( Adv. W 4t) Justice" of the Peace
tt
...TT.r pppnTTHPC
tne superior uourt 01 xnc aiaic
' of Arizona, in and for the County
of Yavapai.
, In the matter of the estate of ID
. DUTCIIER, deceased.
Xotice is hereby given by the un-
Xotice is hereby given by the un-
cxcctors of the estate of
deceased, to the
,-. r 1 n 1
creditors of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to
exhibit such claims, with the neces
sary vouchers, within ten months
after the first publication of this no
tice, to the said executors at the of
fice of Robt E. Morrison, Prcscott,
Ariz.
Dated at Prescott, Arizona, this
22ml day of June, 1918.
EGBERT K. DUTCHER,
'EMIM'A I. DUTCIIER
Executors of said Estate.
(W. 50.
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY
APPLICATION FOR LEAVE
TO SELL REAL ESTATE
SHOULD NOT BE GRANTED
In the Superior Court of the State of
Arizona in and for the County of
Yavapai
In the Matter of the Estate of Rob
ert Keating, Deceased.
The Commercial Trust & Savings
Bank, executor of the Last Will and
Testament of Robert Keating', de
ceased, having this day presented to
this Court its duly verified petition
praying for an order to sell certain
real estate belonging to said estate
! for the causes and reasons therein set
forth, and it appearing to this Court
! fro' said petition that it is necessary
;anii woniu ue uenenciai 10 sara csiuiu
that said real estate described in said
petition, or some part of it, should
sod-
T is hereby ordered that the next
of kin of said deceased, and all per
sons interested in said estate, appear
beforc tins Court in the court room
thereof, located in the City of Prcs-
Count' f. , Yavanai, State ot
Arizona, on briday, the out day ot
Ju, ,9,s a. ,0 6.c,ock ; the fore.
f .. , . , ,
or
ot
printed and published in thc Citv of
irescott. County of Yavapai, State ot
Arizona.
Dated this 3rd dav of June, 1918.
JOHX J.'SWEEXEY.
Judge.
(W, First publication June 5 5t
FORFEITURE NOTICE
Prescott. Arizona.
" t. . 91 iots
-p IMMEI his heirs legal
tooS? I
unTU
O09, 1910. 1911, 1912. 1913, 1914, 19Io
ami m6 xine indrcd Dollars
($900.00) i'n labor and improvements
upon the Red Top Lode lining
rin im situnti in tlip- Bit Biii Minim?
District. Countv of Yavapai. State of
Arizona- the location notice of which
folItui 0n record in Book 75 of
Mines, at tiace 96. in the office of the
recorder of said countv in order to
. i. 1910. And it, wittnn ninety
davs from the personal service of this
. 1 - - . t r. . ,
nonce, or wituin iimciy uay. aiieriiic
nublication thereof, von fail or refuse
to contribute your proportion of such
1 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
snWril.,.,. r rn.n-tipr -Lx-hr,
made the required expenditure, by the
terms of said section.
E. K. BATE MAX
(Y) First publication May 22, 1918.