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New-York tribune., 1902-10-14
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT or NEw-YoRK MONDAY. OCTOBER IT, 1902
AEEINLn

PORT or SEW YORK MONDAY. OCTOBER II. 1902
ARRIVED
s,-,er Nanr'c3sa I'm TO- ,n1 I-y'9a lcnaap os.Se5
''' Rrr. % i'' ~ ~, ~, sr az ia 20 % '4H m Atlantic transport
-eps.r 20 ilrnierson Bros Arrived az the at II
steamer Kr.ouland ruos1uI Antwerp october 5 with
International Navigation 81" Arrived Bar :35
s'eamrr Al,t &C.. Rg.sm4un. sayanlla septernbsr
20 @ I0r ~ . Gs @on g aT5 ,5 N9E1fGn 5
Am"ricfn LIN Arrived a. ths I,ar a. ? m, .-.
her rs in ballast to Barber 90 Arrived At the Bar
steiner .sl.y ] @ % Soqqs Sopr;soys ]gly y POS; l5
osrober Y Win sugar to Punch. Edye 60. Arrived
steamer .,olirIl cuban, Hansen cardsnas sepssm
evras and Matanzas : with ana passengers to
= Munson Arrived % a. 'he E2r a. Y 80 m .,,
md-e and pfssengsrs 70 F. T. Monten sons. Ar
steamer Rel,slaqn oI Olsen Port MARIA ,, and r7 Po5,
A5g'r 1s1if a. an fT cat al - rlc, m October with
mls- Rou,on Bliss & Danett. Arrived at the Bar
steamer Proteus eager. Orleans October :. with
ma.s ana Pa-,sngsrs I s % F. Allen a,v. win,
steamer Naeooehee Askns. savannah October 10
steamer Benefactor, French Philadelphia. with mdse
steamer toIds6oro, swain PhiadeIphia. with mdse
steamer Mama Hata. Charles. Baltimore with mdse
ostsampsr Amsri9an Morrison; PhlladsPh' October
Il. with mdHe 10 Dearborn a lAapham
Steamer New York. Dutch. new. 1850 tonsl. Buzz
shields October l. ballast 20 Philip Rupreeht Ar
rived the Bar at
steamer Daggry tSorl. Simonson Progreso Oetober q
with mdse. Thebaud Bros Arrived al the Bar al Z
2
steamer Algonquin Jacksonville october 10.
and Carestor october H. with mdse ana passengers 10
William + CLYDE & Co
SAILED
Main Ger Baltimore: Jefferson. Norfolk
and Newport News; Manhanset 'Br> Baltimore; Ksfrr
Prince tBr PeTnambuco and Santos Atlas towing barge
Standard OH No 9l for sabine Pass Tex 81 Enoch
ur. Antwerp. Cttta al Messina utaD Galveston Dulce
tBrI. Brunswick.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Southampton. oct l3 6l0 m-Arrved. steamer Finland
Alhrecht, New-fork for Antwerp tand proceeded.
Plymouth. oct l3. T:lO mArrived. steamer Kaiser VIII
helm der Crosse Ger. HOgemann. New York for
therbourg and Bremen tand proceeded.
Lizard oct lFa.sed steamer NOordam tDu'ch), Bonter
- NeW.fork for Boulogne and Rotterdam
faWle Point Oct 12-Passed british Princess
. tBrl, Freeth. Antwerp FOR New York
Maln Head; oct B-Passed. steamer Mongoiian (Brl
-, braes New lot< aUv Glasgow
Cet lS-Saucd. steamer AsTakhan (BrD Biddick
Glasgow. oct iI-Saei
New-York
Bremen. .teaDsr Rrsu.n fCerl Ni.rteh
h9rk VIA CherbourE llth. sailed steamer Casse
tieri Peterufan. New-York
Hamburg Oct i3-Arrived steamer Patricia (Serl Lett
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14
JEROuE COWMENDS PIPER.
DlsTRrcr ATTORNEY TELLS WHAT NEW
DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DISCOVERED
TN TWO STATIONS

rie,-tc, Attorney Jerome, after visit 20 Police
HEADQUARTERS yesterday. commended the new Dep
u,y Commissioners way Of doing business.
.'Captain Piperr NJ said. should be commended
for the wav IN which he has gone about his duty
Commissioner Piper Is dlsciplinarian and he be-
should be oheyed. The men ought 10 be forced 10
obey The infrinFernents Of the rules which he
has called attention do not appear TO amount
10 much but for the perfect discipline OF the de-
partment II Is necessary that the rules be obey ed
When the policemen are seen presenting good
appearance and looking as though they were on
duty and standing erect then even the crooks
Will have feeling Of respect Tor the police ON
GERS
When Captain Piper went 10 the Churoh-st. STA
tion according 10 Mr Jerome, he asked the
gesnt how many men he had The reply was,
Twenty-Five Commissioner Piper had noted blank
spaces on the forms. md he told the sergeant 10
look again. And while YOU are looking for them.
will look about" said Captain Piper. according 10
Mr.. Jerome The story continued that Captain
Piper first found thst the doormsn did NOT have a
lantern filled. he did 10; expect inspection.
The Deputy Commissioner rebuked him. DoWn-
stairs Captain Piper found a table. about which
1Nefhsad. MT Jerome said that this looked
lhoegh quiet game had been broken up by the
After the insnection the sergeant reported that he
haa made mistake. and that there twenty
blank spaces on thl form MANI "a az, IN ,b 1llT
could not be- allied In afterward.
TO Oak-sf ana 49, i1s '9ltt NrHt
me state ~ affairs Was discovered. Captain Piper
ssrg.ar, III intl occupying the cells. lie asked the
sslstaht how many prisoners he had. Three men
commissioner Piper asked NJ rePyc piyo,,. ,.. q,
tns ~as so now there came 10 be four men sleep
son FOR this IL was diseovered vas 'Ss a. the rea,
men Was not prisoner. but a man whom
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14
OBITJ AIRY.
MRS. JOSEPHINE HARRIS WARD

Mrs Josephine Harris Ward. widow ~ George
". Ward, Of New-Orleaus, died yesterday AZ the
home Of her son-in-law Professor Charles \
Doremus, No - West Fiftv-hrst-s Last August
81 Saratoga she fell and broke her hip In spite "i
her eighty years the bone knitted together hut IN
ternal injuries developed. from which she was IN
of General James Taylor Of Newport, KY ana
was related 10 Thomas jefferson. Zachary TAYLOR
aud James Madison she WAS sCh""!nal' I ail
lifelong friend OF Mrs Ulysses : Grant N' -ltv9
Mrs. Doremus Mrs. Ward left three children MIs
William NJ Richards. wife Of the controller ~ me
Mutual Life Insurance Company. Mis- t.ttA Mdlg5
of No. - West Flfty-hrst-st., ana DAVID i- N7in'
of Philadelphia.
The funeral VIII be al the residence az Professor
Doremus. No ~ West Fifty-drst-st., but the dale
has hatn
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14
HOME NEWS.
rRoMINENr ARRIvALs ID - morELs.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS
ALBEMARI-E-Lord and Lady A 9. L"nuoN. Of
England, n g Erwin. ~ Hartford. Captain Ward
Jackson. OF England. Charles J. Bouapar'e 80 Bal
tiuore. CAMBRIDGE Frank Rutterworth of New
Haven. Baron Won HenEelmu.leT. Au-tro- hungarian
Minister 10 the United States. GILSEl President
Woodrow Wilson. ~ Princeton University. GRAND
Major l. FehigeT. a. A. captain vs.. b Crear
L. :. A. Dr ! W Williams L. A. Captain
Richmond Z. Hobson 4. $ y HOFFMAN -Cou-
gresham George y SouthWick ~ Albany. .N-
Judge 4 Hamilton. of Albany HOLLAND Zenas
Crane, 81 Dalton. Mass. Louis r Ptyu. Of Chat
ham, y. Y IMPERTAI.-StephenO O'Meara Of Bos-
ton: g Tracy Rogers. of BinEhamtou. MANHAT-
TAM Ex-Governor r. G. Louusuury. Of Connect
cut. Frank Black. ~ Troy. .N-tioyeruor ~ New
York, the Rev John Coleman Adams. of Hartford.
MI RRAN HlII-IieuteUant Commando D. II
Scribner L. : y PLAZA-Heury PhippS ~ Pitts
burg, NALDORF-ASTORIA- James Mcrr rea ~
littshurg, Vice president of the PcuuEylyaut Rail
way. W p Thomas. Of Boston, president ~ the
National Golf Association. T. A r. Nidsusr of
Philadt phia, Robert e. Pruyn Of Albany We
IoRlA Stat" senator George +. Green. ~ Bling
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14
MAJOR InHN z. o.RRIEN.

Louisville. oct. I3-Major John F. O'Brien well
known business man and a Confederate veteran. is
dead he was siNty-two years old. lie was ap-
pointed 10 West Point by jefferson Davis when
the latter was Secretary OF War. He was gradu-
ated in 1850 and a year later was made lieutenant
Of engineers in the Confederate army He was
stationed al Charleston, and designed and con-
structed the battery from which the first shot Of
the Civil War fired
During the bombardment Of Fort Sumter Lieu
tenant O'F2rl.n was in command of Fort Pinckney.
and Tor his gaIlantry I'm this action promoted
10 a rsntafncy He service also I'm the Nir-
tfnia campaign. The body will be taken TO Knox
VILE Tenn. for burial
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14
THINKS He HAS FOUND PRISON SHIP

HEiLLNGER BELIEVES He HAS
DISCOVERED THE HULL OF THE JERSEY
NNi Engineer Bellinger who Is IN cbs-se ~, -.
Co"s'i leuoh OF the ways for the new ba,,ia-tt1
Sohhecteut' which is TO be built al the 49,
iaIu' believes that he has discovered the ryIi
- t',~s" Ehshsh prison ship Jersey in which
-'--i'Ns OF American prisoners died In the
heNo.uuonaIy War What is supposed 10 he M,
lsiass OF 'his historic ship lies under abou, tEe
OF ni'eeh ieet Of water. near Main-st ard ,,s -.
- Nss MADE known by the breaking on ., !,
- r =, spies which were being driven for the
-, Do''Hss We're made. and II vas learned ,b,,
he hui is Of teak and oak wood an, ,@ '-eu 'hat
state % preservation "''N' anu - IN a fair
sf,soss, .E lnat some historical socst,. ,.rt
SIeSest mat the Jersey be raised h-, a, viii
becsIlss I, me ,iT government would consent 10 this
Connecticut. is Ne4aN the building OF the
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14
a rHREE-coRNEREn nom IN - -.
NOMINATION DECLARED ILLEGAL.
" n ROGERS NOT no RUN on PROHIBITION
TICKET n WITH DISTRICT

" n ROGERS NOT no RUN on PROHIBITION
TICKET n WITH DISTRICT.
FRY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUsEl
Albany oct lS-The Secretary of State, John T.
McDonough. to-day decided that the Endorsement
az W NJ Rogers the Democratic and independent
candidate for Justice of tho supreme Court hy the
Prohibition party IN Nth Judicial District was
illegal. and announced that Mt Rogers's name Will
not be printed IN the Prohibition column OF the
oficisl ballot
The regular Republican candidate for Supreme
Court iudge IN the district is John C. Davies, Of
Camden
Mr.. McDonough said this afternoon:
D have decided 20 send back this nomination ~
Mr. Rogers for supreme Court Judge 10 the com
mittee OF the Prohibition party that sent IL here
do on the ground that Mr.. Rogers is already the
under Section - Of the Election Law ne cannot IN
a vacancy by becoming the candidate Of another
party for the place. This nomination
made 10 M vacancy AlonZO ". I.ef1nRWell who
was originally nominated for Supreme Court judge
hy the Prohibition party, having declined the
nomination.
Mr.. McDonough last week, n will be remembered
ruled that John Cunneen ~ Buffalo having been
nominated for Attorney General by the Democratic
party. could not be nominated for the same ONCE
ly committee Of the Prohibition party.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14
.n1RD1NELLES STORY DENIED

London oct. l3-The Porte. through the Turkish
Ambassador in London, denies the report. cabled
from Paris to The standard on Saturday. that
according rumors current in the French capital
privat, negotiations proceeding between Russia
and Turkey which, n successful. would result In
agreement % close the DaTdanelles TO all but Rus
sian v4r-hips The government Of Turkey declares
that negotiations are on foot with the object OF
opening the Dtrdauelles 20 Russian warshipS
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14

the doorman had taken IN and given place 20
sleep. This was done. according TO Mr.. Jerome. 50
that the friend" could take the doorman's place
when the latter went on
Mr Jerome then told 81 the patrolman who was
found standing In doorway Captain Piper asked
him what h doing there. and the reply came,
4 am waiting for me supper See
The CommissoIer Introduced himself. and told
the man that the proper way 20 receive superior
was come 10 attention Mr.. Jerome said that
the man came 10 attention wish both hands so
prnmptlN that he almost tell over.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14
POSTAL OFFICIALS ErONERarED

Washington. Oct. ls-Assistant Postmaster r A.
Morgan and r. ;. Post chief of the registr, si-
vision OF the New-York city Postofhoe have been
ezonerated of the charges OF political activity
meae ny the Fenton Republican Club OF the
ANtilo assembly District of New-York The re-
p0a.t on ths Investigation OF the charges was re-
w,Nse to-day ny Acting Postmaster General
a.Aldatlrn- s0S "oNo no
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14
FREDERICK A. KEENER.

Denver oct. lS.-Fredorick 4. Keener. one -
Denver's prominent citizens, died here yesterday
from heart disease He was seventy-hve years old.
Before coming Denver IN 1874. he was Tn the
grain business In Illinois. and with his brother
opened a line of steamers on the Mississippi he
was one Of the builders II the Denver, Texas and
Gulf road and the South Denver Tramway system
He a Of much wealth A daughter and
survive him The latter. Charles G keeuer
IS a promoter Of theatrical enterprises In New
Nor
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14
JOHN r. PIFRSON.

Elizaheth X j Oct. Il CSpecian.-J John Ralston
Pierson. only son ~ Mr. and Mrs James A. Pierson
and grandson of the late Rev DR. David H. Pier
son. died to-day I'm a New-York hospital, after a
few DAYS illness from typhoid fever
He twenty three years old. native ~ this
city and a graduate OF the Pingry Academy and
also 81 Princeton I'niver sity. He a member %
the Princeton club ~ New-l0rk, and was en-
poyed iu the Office of Post FlsEg bankers. IN
NeW-NoTk CITY. tie unmarried
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14
DIR. ELvIRA RAINIER.

Osuego y Y, oct, 12-Dr. Elvira Rainier, one ~
the most prominent woman physicians IN New
York died to-day az her home here She was nifty
1--WE wears old she horn AZ CoIdwater.
Mich VAS graduate Of the University of Michi-
,s,, co,srltinp r,bvsician OF Oswego Hospital and
se,retarv ~ the County Medical Society
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14
MAJOR NJ. b. c. WRIGHT.

Washington. oct. lS.-Major NJ r. 9 Wright
died suddenly here Saturday. Tie was native
Of Ohio and sixty years old. At the time ~
ms death ne a member Of the Board Of Review
I'M the Pension OfHee Major Wright was the
youngest major I'm the volunteer service in the
Civil War and served With distinction In the West
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14
SOCIALISTS NOMINATE yrceo

clinton Ind. Oct la-The soctaI,s,. =, -. ~,
District have nominated James l. R,snoD o.rl .h
thirty.tSres Bishop came from Kentucky and Is
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise n sunset . Noon sets s11 Moons az. 10
HIGH WATER
4 " Sandy Hook - Gov. Island - Hell III
= M-Sa-ty Hook 10 GOV. Island 542 Hell Gate 7.3l
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14
MRS. ROOSEVELT HERE.

Mrs Roos-yeIt wife Of the President. arrived here
Yesterday afternoon from Washington. She is stay
Ing with friends I'm This city and will DO a little
shopping for the winter before she leaves here.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

San Francisco. Oct 13-The official closing quo
tatons for mining stocks to-day were follows:
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14
Announcements.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

ICARIA.
A New Collar.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-06-11
SPANISH.
Normal School Comms ncsment.

The Journal Miner is in receipt oI invitations to the commencement ex- erciSes of the Northern Normal school in Flagstaff, Thursday, June I2. and to the reception to the class of l9J2 on Friday evening. June l3. The address to the graduating class will be delivered by Judge R. E. Sloan. The programme for the week is as follows:
 Prize contest in speaking and essay writing at Normal nall Tuesday even- in-. June 10. 1902, at S:l5 o'clock.
 Graduating exercises of class Of '02, Normal hall, Thursday evening, June F, at S:l5 o'clock. Addre.s to class by Judge Richard E. Sloan of Prescott
 Reception by Normal boarl md Faculty to graduates and friencS at Normal parlors, Friday evening, June J3, 1902, at S:30 o'clock. Among the members of the graduating class which consists of seven young ladies, is Miss Mary E. Funston. daughter of Editor Funston of the Coconico Sun.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-06-11
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
E0R SAFE

For Sale - Choice lot of house plants. Enquire of Mrs. E. H. Fred ericks, sos s. Granite.
 For Sale-Five- room house; two lots on corner; good we'll water with windmill and tank. Enquire at this office.
 For Sale-A lady's first-class young saddle pony, ill excellent condition, strong and adapted to any kind of travel. Address or apply to 236 Alarcon St. m2O If
 The furniture in my office is for sale. Persons desiring to see me ,pn mining or other business will please call at the Imperial. D. D. McDon-- aid. If
 One thousand pounds of old type babbitt metal. Will be sold in .quan- titles to suit. Apply at Journal Min CT office.
 Nice modern four room cottage, city water, lot fifty by one hundred and fifty, in best residence part of city, if bought at once can be secured at bargain. Apply at room No. 34, Bank of Arizona. 5-27 Tod
 Horse, nine years old, well broken to saddle and harness, for sale, reas~ onable; also a dozen of fine Ply mouth Rock hens. Apply at SIS E. Gurley street. It
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-06-11
Railroad Excursions.

Flagstaff Summer ExcursiOn-Ddte of sale, every Tuesday during May, June, July and August; return limit, 60 days from date of sale; rate, S7 round trip.
 K. P. Grand Lodge - Williams Ariz., June 11-14.-Dates of sale June g and 10; return limit June IS; rate S4.95.
 G. A. R. Encampment, Tucson, June 18-Date of sale, June, Is; re- turn limit, June 9; rate SEQ to Phoenix and return.
 N. E. A. meeting, Minneapolis, Minn, July 7-l1-Date of sale, July 3 and 1; return limit, July IS; rate, S6S.55; extension of limit to Sept 1 will be granted by depositing tickets with joint agent and upon payment of 50 cents joint agency fee.
 Summer Excursions to California Date of sale every Tuesday, Thurs day and Saturday during May, June, July and August; return limit, No vember 30: rate, Los Angeles and San Diego, S25.95; San Francisco, S4545; stop overs allowed at any point west of Barstow.
 Shriners' meeting, San Francisco, Cal-Dates of sale June ' and 8; re- turn limit, June 24; rate, S37.S0. Con tinuous passage both directions east of Needles. Two special Pullman cars will leave Prescott June 7th for accommodation of Arizona Shriners. Engage your berths ahead.
 Grand Canyon Excursion-Dates of sale every Saturday; return limit, 60 days; rate, S11.40.
 Saturday Excursion to Phoenix Dates of sale every Saturday; return limit, 10 days; rate $500.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-06-11
Cheap Trip to Canyon.

The meeting of the Grand Lodge, K. of P. at Williams next week fur nishes an opportunity of parties de- string it to visit the Grand canyon at small expense. The railroads have made round trip rate to Williams and return of S495, and an excursion wi be given on Thursday or Friday of next week from Williams to the canyon for S3.S5 for the round trip, making total of SS.S0 for the round trip from Prescott to the Grand can yOn.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-06-11

Not to be behind other countries of the world the United States now has an active volcano, information coming from Honolulu that the volcano on the island of Hawaii is showing more than usual activity. A report, by the captain of the gasoline schooner Eclipse, is to the effect that he saw a column of flame from the crater of Mokuawoowoo, which is near the summit of Mauna Loa, 13,0OO feet above the sea, and has long been qui- escent. It is high above Kilauea, the active volcano. Another steamer ar irving at Honolulu confirms the re- port of activity. The Kauai reports a large column of smoke above the crater of Kilauea. The crater is al- ways steaming and smoking more or less, but is at present reported to be sending up much more than the usual amount of smoke
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-06-11
PUBLIC RECORDS.

The following is the daily report O instruments filed in the couhty re corder's office, as reported by th' Prescott Title company.
 June 2.-G W Hull to Mrs Kitti, Grain, deed to lot g and part of 32 blk 3, Jerome.
 J W Ross and wife to Kittie Cram, deed to lot 22. blk 3, Jerome.
 J Akard files bond of S1,0O0 a. butcher at Octave.
 Ed Trenberth to Alex Don & Go lease on saloon, etc, at Blue Rocl City.
 John McNeff to Arizona G NJ & NJ Go, rise of lien.
 H c Trappnan to Jos Trappman deed to lot 3, Octave.
 DIP Shirrell to W K Palmer and John Kippen, agreement on Revenue and Gold Note mines, Martinez dis trict.
 PN R Contreras to w H Palmer deed to Illinois mine and mill site California mine, Copper Basin dis trict.
 CD Clark to MaryR Clark, deed to half of Gold Standard and Silver Belt and Lucy mines, Eureka Min ing district.
 JH Edgar files affidavit concern ing location Good Hope placer, Wal ker district.
 B-B Go to Anna Buechner and An na Eckert, agreement to lease and purchase property of Prescott hotel.
 Various parties fourteen location notices of mining claims.
 June 3-Wm A Clark to United Verde Copper Co. deed to Red Jacket mine, Verde district.
 H Minuse and D L White to L D Philips. trustee. deed to Gulch, Katie Brush and Black Copper mines, Big Bug district.
 ThoS. Gatfeld and E. G. Peck to L D Phillips, trustee, deed to Gulch Katie Brush and Black Copper mines, Bigbug district.
 T. Otto to Chas Cappelli, forfei- ture to Perry mine, Hassayampa dis trict.
 CH Akers and c " Keeney ct al incorporate Senate Gold Co. Capi- tai stock SI,000,000.
 VII Palmer ct al file A of 4 " on Illinois and California mines, Cop per Basin district.
 Geo T Milner files bond as road Overseer district No. 32.
 BJ Hatmaker and W G Barney in Val Menta Mines Co. Capi- tai stock 5000.
 Various parties nine mining loca- ton notices.
 June 4.-J Mayer, F Thornton and c Kingsley to Ida Canavar, agree ment as to Iron Mask mine, Big Bug list.
 Commercial Trust Co to " B Creek man, partial release pant 10. 1, blk IS, Fleurv oddition, Prescott.
 V B Creeekman and wife to E D Dolly, deed to part lot i, blk Is, Fleury addition, Prescott.
 Frank Kerch ct al locate 8 placers. Len F Hale ct al locate placers. P. J Farley ct al locate s placers. H Voge ct al locate s Splacers. Arizona Lum x Tim Co to Wm F Baker, q c deed to timber lands, etc. Joconino county.
 Arizona Lum & Tim Co to Saginaw | Manistee Lum Co, q c deed to tim ,er lands, etc, Coconino county. J E Mccoy at al locate 32 placers, flint Valley dist.
 Frank and Millie Wagner locate 2 hines, Weaver dist.
 J A Moore locates Bluecoat mine, Walnut Grove dist.
 Edwin Wallace to Jos S Wallace, eed to Juniper mine, Verde dist. L T Davis locates Nugget mine,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-06-11
Big Bug district.

Big Bug district.
 H R Siedentopf to Wm E Porter, m deed to l Red Stone mine, Big Bug district.
 Wm. NJ. McCutchen to J .McKin- non and NJ Anderson, Mammoth, Hassayampa, district,
 E E Morehead and Laura B Mad den to Geo Woods, W deed to lot 19, blk Is, Prescott.
 Jeff Davis files bond as road over- seer district No. 3S.
 James P King files affidavit con cerning Sunshine mine, Cherry dis trict.
 Jas P King to Grand View NJ & NJ Co, deed to Sunshine mine, Cherry district.
 Sam Foran to S. Simms, deed to lot on Transmagorny mine.
 EG Timme to F Scopel and wife. release of mortgage.
 Mary NJ Mcdonald ct con to H Brinkmeyer, mortgage on lot l, blk 9, Prescott.
 Various parties thirty location mo- tices of mining claims.
 June GA NJ Ranger files a of a W on Lily R mire, Turkey Creek dist. Alice Moeller, by attorney, to Mar shall Moker and wife, deed to lots l and ?, blk 9, Moeiler addition.
 H Voge ct al locate one oil claim.
 Mary Bowen and E R Mcdowell incorporate McCabe Extension Mer- cantile company, capital S25,000. Geo P Harrington to Tiger Gold Go, deed to Wild Cat mine, Tiger dist.
 JR Harrington to Tiger Gold Co, deed to ! Cleveland mine, Tiger dist.
 SM Waterman locates two mines. Walnut Grove dist.
 Empire Gold M < NJ Co file amend to articles of incorporation.
 Jerome Tel & Tel Co to Prescott Electric Go, b of to Tel Exchange in Jerome and line to Massicks, etc.
 NJ P Lacey to Frank Leckiller, mtg on l wagon, 2 horses and harness.
 Geo A Foster ct al locate two mines and one placer claim, Copper Basin dist.
 J W Conger ct al locate 29 oil claims, Mineral Point dist.
 A. J. Head to John Lawler, release of lien Of S-25.0O on lots 5, 56, blk 16, Prescott.
 June 7-J T Whedon, J J flaw kins, H NJ Globes ct al incorporate Abdiel Mining Co; capital stock s5OO,OOO.
 Mrs Johanna Rodenburg to Fred erick c Siebe, deed to lots l, 3 and 3 blk 8, Prescott.
 WE Ferguson to NJ J Cox, deed tc half of Bald Knob mine, Walker dist.
 s M Boblett and H c Tyler locate Arizona mine, Walker dist.
 I'M Earnhart amends location of Tufa Building Stone placer, Kirkland dist.
 FG Brecht and wife to Al Vroom deed to lot IS, blk l2, Moeller addi- tion.
 Lizzie B and c E Champie to c M Colhoun, mortgage on Golconda mine, Humbug dist, and 800 goats.
 Oliver and James Soper locate Elk mine, Black Hills dist.