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.WEEKLY JOURNAL-MINER, WEDNESDAY MORNING. AUC-UST 23, 19IS.
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City ISlews
In Brief
Mining Man Returns.
Louis Goldman, president of the
'linn steel tlying o!t at a mmine, ports development nrocrcssintr satis-. Mr Fin.r.?t PJifcin nn,l rlmifrWr
v.ianiii near suprnor, irom which i.iciory. an upraise ueing run trom are in the city from a mi
X .JU11'UV 'rl ' "iJ'e ueing run irom are in ine city irom a mining camp. Copper Oueen jiear Mavcr has re
el,, blood poisoning developed, is in the the deepest drift to connect the main in Suuaw Peak district. leaving today' , f , - f - - .1. ' .
i city on a recuperating trip, his wife I shaft for air. This work goes ahead' for Alameda, Ca!.. to remain away in-1 , a-7 V'Slt l'0" "RC
accompanying him. The change of on the vein and ore exposures are ; definitely, the young lady to enter s . w,fo' to -rs,,ri"' mdefmite-
rJ)' climate was suggested by the coui-l better than was anticipated.
t . T
-:;,paiiy pnysician. .ir. ivwymert was in- Logan & Eryan Man Here.
.-.Ijurcd three weeks ago, and his health
C-'iv-sw-.lSoS:-S:.S-2.:.a : has not improved materially,- al-J representatives of the Logan & P.ryau
though the wound has fully healed.
j hut the swelling of the arm has not
been reduced. '
(From Thursday's Daily.)
Visiting .Friends.
M t i r- l -.1. r
.urs. loim rrciicrics. 01 iitnn
Verde, is in the city for a short visit I (From Friday's Daily.)
'.ah friends. , i Business Trip.
Mining Business. 1 Judge Frank F. Smith, of Jerome,
John Davis, who has mining inter-. concluded yesterday a few days' visit
e:ts in the .McCabe field, is a visitor-' l the city on business.
n business for a few days. ! Summer Visitor.
Valley Visitor. Mrs. J. IV Paxton of Ocotillo. on
Mrs. A. A. Vannov, of Skull valley, the desert, is in the city to remain
was a visitor yesterday with her j during the warm weather and visit
mother, .Mrs. II. H. Carter, and' with friends,
fnends. i From the Reserve.
Back From Vacation. i Dr. Joe J. Taylor, Indian agent of
.Mr. and Mrs. Luther Fdgerton the, the Clear Creek reserve near Camp
flr.vt named with the Owl Drug and i Verde is in the city for a brief visit
Candy Co., have returned from an of official business,
outing on the coast. Visiting Brother.
On Camping Trip. ! iliss KsS:i Sisson left yestcrday'for
Messrs. Xeil Clark and Dave Rus-' Congress Junction to visit indefinitc
sell and their families have gone toi'i" wuh Her brother, who is station
country in auto a"cn .ol lnc K 1 & 1 l,nP-
school .ir. j'ltkin, who accompan
ied them to the city returns home
Louis . Stott, one of the traveling i tomorrow.
New -Appointment
C. A. Brown, who enjoys an excel
lent name as a practical mining man,
has been appointed by the manage
ment of the Black Diamond Co., of
Walker, as their superintendent, and
assumed charge a few days ago. The
organization, was in Prescott yester
day for a "conference with the Cole
man Brokerage Company, this last
named firm being the local corres
pondents for the brokerage company.
Mr. Stott's headquarters are at Los
Angeles, hut he spends most of his j property is reported to be making a
nine iravciing iiirougu me western ; tine miowiiir.
part of the United States looking after
the interests of L. & B.
the Grand Canyon country
I Candidate In Town.
for zi rrnniiinf friti nf n wepk nr en
Business Trio ' Judge A. C Baker of Phoenix, can-
n r. Mrl pirn line frnne tn Cnll-ididatc. for a supreme judgeship was in
fjrnia to be away for about a month I'rescoit yesterday calling on a num-l Fnftn Ash Fork.
(From Saturday's Daily)
Range Visitor.
Joe Ellis, of Verde valley, is in the
city reporting the range situation,
also farming, in excellent shape.
Meyer Visitors.
Among those in the 'city yesterday of the mining country adj'acent
irom .Mayer, were v. l. Long ana
Southern Arrivals.
James Bedford, a mining man of
Pima county, with his nephewj
Thomas IJyers. of Titusvillc, Pa..
motored to the -city Friday to remain
in this section for a few weeks. His
wife and family come by train later,
to tour the north. Mr. Bedford is
to remain here to make an inspection
yer, were
wife, I Strum, D. Bradley and Oscar
Holtz.
On Business Trip.
Malt Andres left yesterday for a
trip to Humboldt, Cottonwood,
Clarkdale and Jerome on business in
the interests of his cigar trade.
to represent a local firm in looking ;l,cr of '' acquaintances.
after certain business interests. j ""e t-rom Humboldt.
County Visitors. t G. -M- Colvocoresses, general mana-
Mr nnd Mrs M. A. Perkins, their. Ker of the Cons. Ariz. Smelting Co.,
daughter, Miss' Fannie Perkins and!of Humboldt, was a Prescott visitor
.Mrs. Gus Jones, arc in the city from I yesterday altcrnoon.
Pcrkinsville to remain for a short ! Home Again.
visit with Prescott friends. j Mrs. C F. Vomit, wife of Major
Legal Business. Votmt, U. S. Army, arrived yesterday
A. R. Tavcner, well known as almoin La Jolla. California, and is a
musical instrument dealer of Phoe-; K"Mt oi Mrs. M. B. Hazcltine.
fx, is in the city for a short trin. Toured North:
having litigation before the Superior) O. G. Griffin, of the Prescott Lum
court. .ber Co., has returned from a motor
Return Home. ' touring trip through Coconino county
Mr. and Mrs. Tod Stephens, of ! id visiting the Grand Canyon, rc
Xogalcs, who had been visiting with Porting an enj'oyablc outing.
Lester Johnson in Williamson val-j Sheep Man Here.
lev tor the past two weeks, returned, Francis, one of the members
home yesterday. jf thc b'S sheep Hrm of Campbell,
r-ti RntmNc I-rancc & Pollock, arrived in tins citv
Fred Back, a well known cattleman fronl I'hoenix yesterday and will re
of Verde vallcv. left yesterday for, I'Cf or the next few days.
r, , . .." - ' Visited Relstives.
-,t,o. .wi.c h; -v-; ,rrn,.' r?- C. M. Shaw, who returned re-
panied him in auto as far as this citv. f cc.m'y , Vi t " " X-S W?i
Mining Man Visits. ' i relatives at Clarkdale is again in he
D. A. Seaman, owner of mines in!' to rcl,,a,n for t,,c rest of thc
Crook canvon, is in thc city on busi- j unnllc ... ..
ness, reporting that field as in good Lmc lo. Visi, , , ,
shape from a development stand-, lrs-r nnf -Mfa,llc-V a,,d .anB '.ter
;it n;.o nn,1,rr nf ,,,;,,Pq hplncr -MVs. W etzcl. of Congress Junction,
j with friends. They arc guests of Mrs.
11. Drew.
Mining Business.
L. X. Butler,
representative of
in action.
Alice 1?tll. -i ciininirr ctttflntifr nf . J'
the Flagstaff Xormal, arrived yes-
f i.,:-r f,:-,i i.uiier, rciircscni
,'i, .t,:i .,! Arthur E. Garford, thc Ohio million-
home in Jerome. While here shc aire wno has mining and other mter-
will be a guest of Mrs. Fred Osl.orn. "V. ,I,1S f cVn arr,vf1 -frm
Going To Camp. ( Wickenburg yesterday on a business
George Welding, who had been ont:""-. ,. T
the coast since early in June, and! e Folks Leave.
-,1c -;c;.PH r,t Cnmn T rw-is Wnsh. ' Mrs. 1 out Mix. wife of the prmci-
with a son. returned during thc wceki "al ',ox I-'lm Ca. Val Paul and
and is going to his camp in Black
An Old-Timer.
MV. and Mrs. Clinton C. Ogilsby,
thc first named a pupil of the public
school of this city over a quarter of a
century ago, were visitors Friday,
while en route to Lake Mary, near
Flagstaff on an outing trip. They.
come from Deming, Xcw Mexico,
where Mr. Ogilsby is a merchant,
this being his first trip into this sec
tion since 1S97. On the return trip
home in September they will visit
here for a week.
Pioneer Visitor.
Mrs. M. J. Dickson, who will be
favorably remembered as a pioneer of
the 'CO cm, but in recent years a resi
dent of Bakerncld, Cal.. is again in
the city after a short visit with her
daughter, Mrs. F J. Sanders, of
Clarkdale. Slip leaves for home this
week. She has manv frinds as well
who has been retained to teach in -as relatives who arc welcoming her
the third and fourth grades of the back to the old home.
Jerome public school, left or thc Novel Pursuit.
above city yesterday. Andrew Peterson, who arrived yes-
Comes to Visit ! ,crlay from thc Congress Junction
Miss Alma Rock, of Phoenix is at ! region stated he has started his hay
Idvlwild to remain for the rest of the r.ailcI' action on the desert in cut
summer as a guest of Miss Mav Gct-;!"1 .I,,at Rramma and gayetta. He
K;,i.rer xvlin U ivith l.Pr mrpnis Mr. ! - using the scythe and states the crop
,1 "Urs R W nnncinrrer ! win dc storctt lor winter uses. 1 Ins
Visited Friends.
Mr. and Mrs. E. II. Ford of Mayer
ly in looking after his mining inter
ests.
Business Trip,
W. W. Colby, formerly of Skull!
alley, hut now in San Diego as en
gine foreman of the Santa Fe, is a
visitor for a short time, coming on
business pertaining to his large land
interests in Skull valley.
Official Business.
F. R. Goodman, state division cn
ginecer, was in the city Sunday, com
ing from Williams, where he is in
charge of road construction to Flag
staff, leaving for Phoenix yesterday
mi official business.
Mining Man Returns.
John Agncld, owner of tlfe Russian
group of mines at Congress, after an
absence from thc state of several
months under medical treatment, re
turned Sunday, and leaves later for
Phoenix, his home.
Leaves for Cody.
Mrs. Albert French left Sunday for
Camp Cody, where her husband is
stationed, thc belief prevailing in that
cantonment that the Arizonans arc
ARIZONAN IN FRANCE"
F. II. Washington and Winchester
Dickerson of Ash Fork were Pres
cott visitors yesterday afternoon on
business.
Concludes Visit.
Mrs. M. J. Lovell, of Phoenix, who
had been occupying her bungalow in
Idylwild since early in the summer,
returned home yesterday.
Teacher Leaves. j
Miss Genicve Healy, of this city,
' ooi to he transferred to another
-tation.
Coast Outing.
Superintendent A. B. Peach, of the
Phelps Dodge Corporation, has gone
to La Jolla, California, for a few
weeks' outing and to visit with his
wife who preceded him there some
time ago.
Country Visitors.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stringfield,
loe Crane and Alonzo Stringfield, of
Mint vallcv, were visitors yesterday,
reporting that corn cutting would-be-j
gin at once. Other products, are
flourishing, and a prosperous season
is assured.
From thc South.
C. E. Champ;e, the goat king of
southern Yavapai, is in the city on
business, and reports an exceedingly
Floyd Gibbons, Raised in Yavapai Coun
ty, Newspaper Correspondent Re-ceives
High Honor For Bravery
fFrnre Tuesday's Daily.)
Floyd Gibbons. Yavapai raised, son
of Mrs. J. R. Liston. now of San
Diego, and formerly of Crown King,
is the nrst Anzonan to return from
hrance wearing thc
is the first time known in over a third J f;nc outiook for tI,c industry from a
of a century that such a remarkable
grazing standpoint, without taking
.' .... . .. I ctd.llnn 1.-. r- .l,.lnnn.1 :,
who Have Dcen rctamet! to tcacli tlie ' - . .. .- rniArntinn mnu,r -.t 7? cents
public school for the fall term, mot- lo lavoralilc climatic conditions. He
ored to the city yestcrdav to visit 1 3150 s,?,c" snccpnicn snoulu nave tlie
with friends I "cst winter grazing ever known.
From Lime" Camp. I Frm MTerm?ni4;Tnn- , ,.
T. T. Sheffield, manatrer of the. -,lrs- J- F- cuuuorpe 01 .ucnipnis
Puntcnney Lime Co., was a brief visi
tor yesterday from thc works at
Cedar Glade, reporting production as
being maintained on a standard
basis. ,
Remains Taken Home.
Dr. W. W. Lawrence, of Antrim
Tenn., arrived here yesterday for a
visit of a month at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. II. G. Fansler and
family. She was accompanied to
Prescott bv her grandaughter. Miss
Elizabeth Fansler. who for sonic time
past has been making her home in
Ohio', wlio arrived during the week!! Memphis with her grandmother and
canyon district to resume develop
nicnL
Private Business.
Deputy Sheriff Fred Campbell, of
Scligman, was a visitor yesterday on
jirivatc matters, returning home later
in the day. He states it is quite in
tcrcsting to notice every day troop
trains passing over the road with
hundreds of soldiers cast and west
hound.
From the North.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Fredericks, who
removed front Verde valley to Coco
nino county several months ago, mot
ored to the city yesterday from Flag
staff, the former coining on cattle
business.
Official Business.
Constable J. S. Sp'ccr, of Camp
Verde precinct, arrived yesterday on
official business. He states thc rac
ing spirit has set in and another
match has been arranged for next
Saturday between Robert Shultz and
William Gardner.
Toured the Coast
Mr. and MVs. J. C. Stephens and
llowd I urner, of the cast, with six
mechanics, returned to Los Angeles
vesterday.
Recuperating Trip.
Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Logan left ves
tcrday for a touring trip of thc coast
with Portland, Oregon, as their desti
nation, to be away lor several weeks,
he trip being taken for the health of
Mj-s. Logan.
Coast Visitor.
Miss Emilc E. Ellefson was an ar
rival yesterday from Tacoma, Wash
ington, to visit indefinitely with her
siittcr. Miss Theodore Ellefson, of
Cottonwood, who met her in this
city.
Inspecting Roads.
'Supervisor C. C Stuky left yester
day for the Ash Fork and Scligman
sections to make an inspection of
new road work performed recently
as well will he interview Democrats,
being a candidate to succeed himself.
Visiting Journalist
Harry R. Tritlc of the Phoenix
Gazette, is in the city for a few days
coming on war revenue and varied
other interests. He is welcomed by
many friends, Prescott having been
.It.. AKrr Afi.t-tlA ClnnliAnc 1.-1TO
returned' from tonrinrr trin 'alom? I !'! !Oyhood home for years,
the coast for the past month and arci Mlng ,5"fncss.T . . ,
again at home at the Burnt ranch.! Y,11,a"1 oodbtirn principal
Thcv also visited with relatives at OI. " : . v-uniuerianu ai iiingv-o..
Modesto, Cal., and report an enjoy
able outing.
Visitors Leave.
which has holdings on Pine Flat,
south of this city, was an arrival ves-
tcrday from Boone, Iowa, coming on
Mr and Mrs. M. S. Plummer. for- ''" v""" "-" u
,er rnlnnt, of this ronntv. after a lhc Property and resumption may be
week of visiting with relatives and
thc 6utcome.
Range Visitor.
Carl Recs, thc popularly known
brother are now the largest range - ? , ! 1 . .1
.," . - r,- , .t I visitor vesterday and reports thc cat
tle situation as again in good shape.
friends in Prescott, returned to Flor
ence during the week. Mr. Plummer
cattle owners in Pinal countv, and
maintain two separate places.
Ready To Go.
Phillip Haggan and Charles Peters,
two youths who have reached draft
ing age, leave today for Phoenix tc
register on next Saturday. Both stat
ed they arc ready to go into the
ranks. They had been with their par
ents who are summer visitors, and
they return on Sunday to the camp
on Banning creek.
Passed Through.
Albert Conger, an early-day resi
dent of the county, when mining in
owing to the death of his brother. El
lery Lawrence, which occurred by
electrocution at the old Tiger mine,
returned home with thc remains yes
terday, burial to be given in thc fam
ily plot.
Goes to Nocrales.
Miss Lclki Spcnsc has gone to
Xogalcs, Arizona, where she will
hereafter be employed in thc United
States consulate. Miss Spcnsc had
been "a resident of Prescott for many
years and was considered one of the
most efficient stenographers in thc
c'ty.
Remains Away.
Dave Boone, a mine carpenter
quite well known in this section, who
left for Los Angeles a short time ago
on a vacation np, lias conenmeu 10
reroai
reoro in u.e ,..,u,u...,i; '-'home vesterday
IZV ci mucin.
Rangeman Surprised
attending Maury university. The
young ladv recently graduated from
this school and will remain in I res
cott indefinitely.
(From Tuesday's Daily.)
Mayer Visitors.
Among those in thc city yesterday
from Mayer were Warren Davis, Re
publican candidate for sheriff, George
K. Pradt and W. M. Welch.
Politics and Fruit.
Joe H. Wrcw left yesterday for thc
Jerome country on a political mission
and to Oak creek to devour all the
fruit possible.
Concludes Visit '
Mrs. Edwin Jennings, of Jerome,
who had been visiting for several
n, accepting a situation at "jdays with Prescott friends, returned
Henry Rittcr, a visitor yesterday
Walter Clinc and B.-J. Stewart, of
Camp Wood, are in the city, report
from Thompson vallcv, reported nig a fine range situation and cattle
grazing conditions as surprising, new in such shape as to be ready for thc
grass coming up being better in qual- block.
ty and more abundant than at anyi visiting Coast.
He is here on a round-up of Repub
licans, and is seeking the nomination
of supervisor.
Health Restored.
Mrs. J. I. Roberts left vestcrdav
for San Jose, Cal., to visit with her
husband under private treatment, re
cciving word a few days ago of his
health again being normal. After a
trip along the coast both return to
Prescott
Immense Crops,
S. D. vnkoop, who had been
Mrs. Richard Lamson left yester
day for San Diego, where she will
visit with her mother, Mrs. J. T. Bitt
ncr, thence to Los Angeles, where
other relatives reside.
Toured the North.
Mr. ami Mrs. Egbert Dutchcr and
J. A. Stapp, of Skull valley, were in
the city vestcrdav en. route home
after a motor trip in sightseeing
through the north.
Leaves For Kansas City. j
Miss Blanch Sheldon left on Sun- j
day evening for Kansas City where
she will spend the coming fall and
winter taking a course in voice culture.
a pound and mutton at ?9.00 per head.
Passed Through.
Mrs. E. W. Stephens, who will be
pleasantly remembered as a former
resident of this city, passed through
vesterday from Los Angeles for
Phoenix, where she will spend thc
winter. Her husband is now at Jer-
'ime as manager of 'the Independent
Meat Co.
R'ccvering Health.
James B. Giranil, favorably known
in this community, who had been at
Mercy hospital under treatment for a
few weeks, has returned to his hotel
in an , improved condition, and will
soon be able to resume his duties as
I ead of thc Girand Engineering Co..
of rhocnix. He is accompanied to
Prescott by Mrs. Girand.
Good Outlook. . j
Charles Rose, mining in thc Stod
dard field was a visitor yesterday
from bis canto, reporting smaller
mines as showing up well, in addition
to the two established copper bonan
zas, the Binghamton and Copper
Queen. Xcw investors also arc ar
riving to make observations, and
deals arc under consideration.
Here for Visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Campbell
nd two sons arrived in Prescott yes
terday from Williams, where Mt;s.
Campbell and thc boys have been
ply it in greater numbers than he
can. ,
The American hospital is held in
great admiration," says Mr. Gibbons,
by both the French and English sol-
! dicrs, and they prefer to Co there.
distinguished As a proof of the efficiency of the
medal of the Croix de Guerre, anj American doctors and surgeons he
.iciuuiii jans to a civil-j "'" i-aiKci aucr xen uays jn mc
'aH- 1 American hospital behind the lines.
Mr. Gibbons won this emblem of:wtlcrc he.was taken after being
bravery while a newspaper corrcsj wounded.
pondent on the firing line, in saving) He s.aid that when the French or
four other scribes in a feat which j Fngh'sli oldier is wounded he whis
gave him renown and accordingly hcj Prs to the stretcher bearers to take
was bestowed the high honor of thcibim to an American hospital.
'French army. Mr. Gibbons' act ofi Ovsrconfidence a Fault
valor was carrying four reporters! "The American people can well be
with him to a crater, all badly wound- confident of the ultimate success of
ed, while he himself had an eye shottl,c Allies," said Mr. Gibbons, "but
away, as well as other wounds from!,bey should not be overconfident,
the shrapnel. The five men laid in 'The American soldier, individually
the hole for several hours, all fcign-!'ias l''e German soldier, indivilually,
ing death as Huns were passing, but'De3tcn. uut tns does not mean the
when the Americans came up they! German machine. Thc American sol
werc rescued and taken to a base',Mcr can b'ck the German soldier any
hospital. His feat occasioned wide-t,,n,e' ml' I caution the Americans not
spread comment in military circles, j to be optimistically blind,
and he was recommended for decora-! The present drives are only leading
tion. Mr. Gibbons represented an;un to the-great winter 'preparations
American newspaper syndicate. , of thc big American spring drive. Thc
Thc Gibbons episode is of lively! United States should be covered with
local interest as he is well known in 1 the smoke of producing everything
Prescott. He volunteered during the,neccssary for this big drive. Every
Spanish-American war and joined the 1 horseshoe nail is necessary. If it is
Rough Riders in this. city. Previously: not so l will be criminal."
he had followed mining at the Wild- "Thc story that the Germans are
flower near Crown King, where his starving erroneous," said Mr. Gib-
stcp-father, James R. Liston, was bons. "At times, when the Americans
superintendent. At that time he 'were far advanced of their supplies,
studied journalism, and after he re-, I have taken war bread and a can
turned from Cuba, was appointed a teen ' water from the dead bodies of
fdeputy by Internal Revenue Collector-Germans and given them to our bovs.
Jlenry Bradshar, also a Rough Rider. They were plentifully supplied. Thc
Gibbons made frequent trips to Pres- American soldier has met thc Gcr
cott in his official capacity, and when'"'3" soldier, man for man, and has
he was relieved of office by a change, his number. But the United States
of administration, started his jotunal-' has got to hump like the devil, and
istic career. He was sent overseas, everything must be thrown in for the
several months ago. offensive next spring.
On his- return to Xcw York last' "The manufacture of the two-man
Friday he was accorded an ovation. tanks must be pushed." said Gib
at the Hotel Riiz, where he was bom-lbons. "They are thc only thing that
barded by scores of fellow reporters ', can rout out a machine-gun nest."
and this is what he said: aotoa'mq" jpoiur
uur. i. . -..,:r . r t ARIZONANS ARRIVE
Ue have to justify for thc cor- CAM,p KEARXEY. Aug. 23. -respondents
uniform. We cannot Thrce iItIndrcd ,ncn of tile Second
write about what our men arc doing Cavalry arrived today from Douglas,
unless we do it ourselves and we Arizona to form thc nucleus of two
cannot tell how they feel unless wc artillery regiments and trench mor
fccl it too, so let's cut out what hap- tar batteries.
pened to me. The public is not in
terested in it. .
"I have come home on convales
cent leave with the permission of
General Pershing and the commenda--tion
of Marshal Foch for the purpose
of telling the American public what
is going on in Europe and why wc,
should keep on with thc war. In my
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
FORFEITURE NOTICE
To
Prescott. -Arizona.
Mav 21. 1918.
A. A. 1MMEL: his heirs, legal
representatives and assigns:
You are hereby notified that I
snendint the nast two months at the "'.V. 1 am .KO,"B l- 00 wuai 1 can io,i,avc expended during the years 190S,
White Mountain resorts They will sVlff.cn .U,e country s backbone 1909, 1910, 1911. 1912. 1913, 1914, 1915
remain Here tor about a weeK as 111c
guests of Mr. Camplvell's mother.
Mrs. Daniel Campbell at 236 Xorth
Alareon street
Leave Country.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Rudy, visiting
the city from Skull valley, are prepar
ing to move to Yucca, Mlohavc
county, near which place the first
named has recently located and is en
gaged in the ranee cattle business.
Mr. Rudy has so'd all his holdings
in this county, and he and bis wife
have many friends who regret their
leaving.
TERRIBLY SWOLLEN
f, 1 t- . - . 1 i- i visiting with his brother on Oak
Cherry creek district, where his uncle , " ..o. i , .
, . J. ., . . creek, was a visitor vesterday en
located thc Conger mine, passed . ' nl -. , , ,
. 1 1 - . . 1 I.;.' lUUll' LU j iiuuuiA, uiiu i cmn ivu iii
wife and three children for Flagstaff "n,IIcnsc ,f.ru,t "fp ffor tI,at rCR-,on'
.- r 7., far exceeding that of anv previous
U.I till VUll.l. 11V uum VJ icii-
dale and states his vocation for sev
eral years has been that of farming.
On thc return trip home he will visit
the old haunts in the above mining
district
Visiting Old Home.
Mts. T. H. Hager, who will be
pleasantly remembered as a former
resident wher her husband was with
the Mountain States Telephone and
year. Other yields insure a prosper
ous condition for thc farmer.
Vacation at Home.
L. R. Hcbb, engineer at the DeSoto
mines in thc Bradsliaws, is spend
ing a short vacation at home with
his wife and family in this city, while
the power service is being improved.
He gives a favorable report of that
copper, which is producing regularly
' 1 -i.: : TJ- i.i
wi . - , r t- -.l.u Mlllfl'll.u HI X 1 .....uujui.
turned a few days ago from Kansas j H"?ic ,.F V0?" ti. -w- r
r. . - -.u 1 . Jinny friends in tlie city 01 Mrs.
City to visit with her parents bt w T Birch w; bc ;ntcrestcd to
Dewey and to meet her brother, H- learn of tier return vesterday from
T. Hill, of Fort Bliss, Texas, who is, ,.ucna parki California, where she
home on a short furlough. Private 1 j,ad been since early in the spring.
Hill is with thc 27th Engineers, at I visiting with her sister, Mrs. W. H.
Camp .Meade. -Maryland, but has been Couchran. formerly a resident of this
citv.
time in thc past quarter of a ccnturv
In addition he says, water abounds
everywhere, and such a favorable out
look was not anticipated a few
months- ago.
(From Sunday's Daily.)
Desert Visitors.
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Lovctt of Cun
ningham Pass, arc in the city for n
few weeks sojourn to escape warm
weather.
Vacation Trip.
Chic ' (.rose and I'rank Cain left
yesterday for San Francisco on an
outing for a month and to visit with
friends.
Visiting Old Home.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Fitzsiiumons
are in thc city from Phoenix, the for
mer coming to look after his brick
yard interests.
Flying Trip.
Captain Thomas Tavlor, superin
tendent of the United Verde smelter, I S-ff.- n ;LJ A Tt,. '
I motored from Clarkdale yesterday ten " UHUU,l;u "a
the city, on a flying business trip. Keheved by black-Uraugbt.
Newlyweds Return.
Mr. and Mrs. W. II, Mackay, . , ... ,
whose marriage was solemnized re- Rcssville, Ga.-Mrs. Kate Lee Able, cl ,
cently in this city, have returned . this place, writes: "My husband is an
from a month of honeymooning engineer, and once while lifting, he in
along the coast. 1 jured himself with a piece of heavy ma-:
Will Visit Mnyo Brothers. chinery, across the abdomen He was j
r w "Z r r" '"T,'"iIosorc he couId not bear t0 Press on 0 "c,r ff
Iter left yesterday for Rochester. ..... f ott ,w ,Mnmil I of Thrift
Alinn vhir th Intor will rrr ttnflpr I - v uit wi ouuumwu.
the treatment
for thc
'av-v 1 iti. uuwuiii uuiiiijjaicu cxiiu ii iuukcu i ,.Xi tn i, ..1nnor
f. k. luiiuers. one ot tlie canau-j yiks be woulddic. We had three different ,'irniovre, f .j,- larie mining ,,l rants pay""-1" of the same were ordered drawn upon thc road fund,
lan contingent which left Jerome , ,., ,;,i, ,n 4),t- a-: u- '-"'PloJccs ot '''e large mining anu .
some months ago to enlist in the 1?' .f1 "h f mcf'c'nC' h'3 .other corporations in the county have a , 'V-,r
1 1 . , . , boweli; fnilM 1n net. Hp wnnlil dim nn . . ... . . v,im. war.
army nas ..een rcturneu nomc. ana; " 7": . :7" J, " n " '"rcnacu stamps, yet so general nas; No. No. To Whom Drawn Account
is now ai 1 oronio. 111s nrann is inu '-" "viui. v wuiu v.., u.u ut.u.-t rrn j,c campaign that to say tlie
owing to an attack of pneumonia. it two or three days in succession. Jic , honor of such an investment is with 1S7
did this yet without result. We became ; ;.ny particular place or set of people, 1SS
desperate, he suffered so. He was swol- i would be unfair. ISO
iytj
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detached and is now on special duty
in recruiting.
Recuperating Trip.
Calvin Rcynicrt, who had his band
Makes Good Showing.
Dan B. Genung, manager of thc
Mildred M ning Co., is in thc city
VAVAPA
TUt PUJUJDinM!
mil mmmi iun
OTARfln nifirn !
MMW niiirrf
against the coming German peace of-, and 1916, Xine Hundred Dollars
fensive. that is the next thing we ($900.00) in labor and improvements
shall have to meet upon the Red Top Lode Mining
Warns Against Pacifists. Claim, situate in the Big Bug Mining
The Hun is going to prpposc to District, County of Yavapai, State of
: .. . . T - ti Arizona, the location notice of which
give up Alsace, Lorraine and IscI- . , , . , r
, . . r i is found on iccord in Book o of
giurn and to pay all sorts of mdemni- M; a. in thc off;ce of the
ties and there will bc those who will recor,icr pf sa;,j colinty in order" to
say. 'Xow that we have licked the ,0, fa;ti ci3;rl under the provisions
Hun let us accept his proposals and of section 2324 of the Revised Stat-
savc the casualties tq our boys next utcs of the United States, and the
year.' amendment thereto approved January
"This is our next danger Wc must 22, 1880, concerning annual labor upon
out up a stern front against such "lining claims, being the amount re-
tPlk of the Lansdownes and pacifists. 'I""! to I,0.,ll sa,(1 ,lc forr,,c P,od
. , . . i .t i ending on thc 31st day of December.
This war has go to be gone through A m& Am, .f
null to the end. There must be a davs from the personal service of this
military decision in our favor, no, no"ticc. or within ninety days after the
natter what it costs and it is going unblication thereof, von fail or refuse
'to cost. Thc public's spinal column' to contribute your proportion of such
must bc slrcnghtencd to meet thc is- expenditure as a co-owner, which
sue. amounts to Four Hundred and" Fifty
"Mcn, airplanes, munitions and Dollars ($450.00), your interest in the
ships are needed. Mv message is to c,a,m w: become thc property of the
. ,i . . ,i,'t r i, ,: , subscriber, your co-owner, who has
tell .every man capable of bearing a expenditure, by the
nun to get into the army and get initornis of sa;d scct;on'
ituck. Thc only thing thc German F K P TFM V V
I understands is force and we must ap-. (y F;rst publication May 22. 1918.
(From Tuesday's Daily.)
Yavapai county can justly be proud J
of her record with regard to the salei
and War Savings Stamps,
Wlicrc tlie later Wl go tinder """"""""""""'" """""""" " i lei.linir is she does all other ronn.l
itment of the Mavo Brothers weighed 165 lbs., and fell off until he JJS Lna WhHe a!
benefit of her failing health, weighed 110 lbs., in two weeks. I , le. ,,uot A"zo"a- V . al
.a xjm. u t. . j . .. , . . great deal of the splendid showing i
:d Home. He became constipated and it looked . .,. ......
Fruit Going to Waste.
Supervisor Jaeger, Assessor Gcn-
terday from Thompson valley, and - ....UUK.i i .n I''"'""-.
; Proceedings of the Board of Supervisors of
Yavapai County, Arizona.
fContinued From Page Five)
renorteit tons of fruit ns r-nintr to couiu omy De oescnocc as lonure. ! irom uecemuer 1st to August
.. ... V . , I t ...1.. Tl IC !l D1..I. . TO OTA : 1 1
waste, uic crop tins year liemg tarj . uiu uuum intuiuiua uiau.i- ni aiiui nau ucuti,
above that ever known. Any visitor; Draught. I made him take a big dose, ) purchased and 56,722 thrift stamps, ! J94
is welcome to- ncip lumsclt.
Comes Bacly
A. B. Stauffcr. many years
397-39S
399
400-402
403
404-415
416-422
423-440
441
442
Amount.
Chas. A. Williams Pavroll, Dist. 5 Sec. 1 $.150.00
R. F. Lillis Payroll. Dist. 2 Sec 3 129.50
J. B. Langdon Payroll, Camp Verde to Flagstaff, 100.00
W. II. Meritt Salary and expense, 132.27
T. Green, Pay roll, Dist. 2 Sec. 1 43&U1
J. W. Sullivan Payroll. Misc . 644.50
J. T. Logan Payroll, Dist. 4 954.25
James Wingfield Pavroll, Tonto Basin 1S8.05
ago
located 111 Salt River valley, arrived
yesterday from Wichita. Kansas '
with his wife and family in auto, and
will visit with his brother, Eli Stauf
fer, of this city for a short time. They
are en route to Phoenix for the win
ter.
anawnenit ocgan 10 act tie tatr.tca, tie i making in uonars anu cents, $i--r ing culvert at Cottonwood 50.00
was in such misery, but he got relief and , 24S.83 in war savings stamps; $14,-! The following claim was taken up,' audited "and' upon motion, warrant
began to mend at once. He got well, '1W50 in thrift stamps or a grand! in payment of the same was ordered drawn upon the building fund, to-wit:
and we both feel he owes his life to ,otal of $138,429.33. , Clm. War
Thedfr-rd's- Rliel-.nnimhf " 1 " ' No- Ivi0- To whoin Drawn Account Amount.
lSf .Sf . n . , FREIGHTER SUNK 4S 48 F. L. Cyphers Supt. Const. Court Hou $75.00
Thedford'sBlack-Draughtwilhielpyou XEW YORK, Aug. 23.-The Brit- Upon motion duly seconded and carried the Board adjourned until Sat-
to keep fit, ready for the day's work. (ish freighter Diomed was sunk with'urdav, July 20th, 1918, at 10:00 o'clock, a. m.
Try it! NC-131.a loss of two of thc crew and the! WILLIAM STEPHEN'S, Chairman
'wounding of ninny. Attest: R. T. BELCHER, Clerk.
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