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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-05-14
Thunder Mountain News.

The Great Thunder Mountain gold tdistrict of idaho Is growing in e&tent every day, and properties are chang. ing hands at a marvellous rate fol splendid prices. The Thunder Noun tain Investment & Development com pany, whose head office is at Boise report the following sales: The L'Hame group of four claims fol S110,OOO; the Holcomb group oi twelve claims for S250,000, and stock for like amount in company to be organized for development purposes the Golden Eagle group of five claims for S75,OOO; the Sunnyside one single claim, sl25,OOO; and the Apex group of one full claim and several fractions for S35, 900.
 All these claims are on the slope oi Thunder Mountain Peak itself, from which the name of the district was derived.
 The company also report several big deals on hand, some of them be- ing on properties in Rainbow noun tain district, which is about three miles southwest of Thunder Monn- tain Peak, and assays recently made show that district to be as rich, if not richer, than Thunder Mountain PeaB itself; and the dykes run wider and are more thoroughly defined than those of Thunder mountain.
 Not half has been told of the rich ness of the gold deposits of the Thunder Mountain district; nor has the district been prospected sufici- ently to determine the area of the mineralized section; and it is now be lieved that instead of the district be ing ten miles square it will be nearer fifty.
 The Thunder Mountain Invest ment and Development company o Boise have other properties, which are now on the market, and have an information bureau, and will gladly answer all questions pertaining tc Thunder mountain.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-05-14
Louis MiIlef's Sentsnes commuted.

Governor Murphy has committed the sentence of Louis c. Miller froU life to twenty years. Miller was one of the parties connected with the jai break May g, 1897, in which Trair Robber Parker killed Lee Norris. h his application for communication says the Republican, he is supported by the superintendent of the prison who believes that a sentence of twen ty years will meet the ends of jus tice. The governor has gone into tho case very fully and he believes that at the end of the time to which the sentence has been commuted, Miller will have been sufficiently punished since there are grave reasons to doubt whether he ever intended to aid in the killing of Norris. Miller was 29 years old when convicted.
 The Republicans reference in the above as to the grave doubts whether he ever intended to aid in the killing of Norris, is about as senseless and tiimsy a pretense as ever was ad- yanced in connection with an eXer- else of clemency. Of course Parker himself, who was hanged for the murder, had no idea of killing Norris. They simply went to the jailor's room. armed themselves with the best weapons they could find for the pur- pose of shooting any one who might interfere with their flight. Norris, hearing the cries of Jailor Meador, started to investigate its cause, and in this way it so happened that he became their victim.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-05-14
Women's Club Convention.

The complete story with q Igrrat number of handsUm" illustrations covering the La Fic~t, de las Flores and the eight days convention Of the General Federation of Women's clubs is annouuced in the form of a special number of the Times to appear on May 9. The paper is to be inclosed in a handsome, specially designed cover, and will be the proper thing to send to friends in the east who will be interested in the events described. As an advertisement of southern Cali fornia, nothing could be more elfec- tive than the complete and beauti- fully illustrated story of Los Angeles annual flower carnival. The price will be ten cents per copy, three copies for 25 cents.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-05-14

A Chicago telegram of recent dzte says: United States District At torney Bethea has arrived here from Washington and stated that the bill against the alleged beef trust would be filed soou., The attorney general had approved it, making only few slight changes, which would not ms. terially affect it. The instrument will allege that six big packing houses in Chicago have combined to raise the prices of meat unlawfully and to manipulate the markets. It will also state that, with the aid of the trans portation companies, the combine was enabled to sqieeze the market at will. One feature of tho bill may be con- strued to the effect of confiscation of all the meat shipped by the trust"
 The federation of Women's clubs has elected the following officers: President; Mrs. Dimies T. s. Deni- son, of New York! first vice president, Mrs. Robert J. Burdette, of Cali fornia; second vice-president, Mrs. Emma Fox, of Michigan; recording secretary, Mrs. T. W. Coad, of South Dakota; corresponding secretary, Miss Louise Pappenheim, of South Caro- lima; treasurer, Mrs. Emma Van Vechten, of Iowa; auditor, Mrs. George Moves, of Wisconsin; direct ors, Mrs. Anna D. West, of Massa- chussttsj Mrs. J. c. Terrill, of Texas Mrs. Jane Humphrey, of Kansas; Mrs. Lydia Williams, of Pennsyl- vania; Mrs. Samuel Hayes, of Idaho; Mrs. William Ellicott, of Maryland; Mrs. W. W. Boyd, of Missouri, and Mrs. W. A. Nelden. of Utah.
 The chief justice of the United States supreme court has rendered opinions in two test cases affecting the transit of Chinaman throughout the United States to other countries, sustaining the governmental authori- ties in having them detained at San Francisco. There are said to be forty or fifty Chinamen who have been thus detained at San Francisco in the past four or five months, and who have been very restless under the restraint. The result of the de cision will be their deportation to China.
 Word has just been received that the town of St. Pierre, Martinique has been totally destroyed by vol canic disturbances In the islands Almost all the inhabitants in St Pierre are said to have been killed The Roddam also reports that all shipping in the port has also been destroyed. The Quebec Steamship companys steamer Roraima is men tioned as lost with all on board. The Roddam was almost completely wrecked. Her captain was seriously burned and seventeen of her crew ars dead,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-05-14
ONTARIO GROUP OF MINES.

Notice isherchy given that the undersigned are the owners Of the Ontario group of mines. located iu Black Hills mining dis trict, nad .:i.. re will not be responsible fol any q, J.s contracted for labor or otherwise ,l.i:!ust said mining claim by parties work ing the said Ontario group.
 wv. Munds k Co. Prescott. Arizona. April 1. 1901
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-05-14
RAILROAD TRAVEL.
Grand Canyon Excursion. Date of sale each Tuesday. Limit 60 days Rate S11 40.


 Limit 60 days. Rate s11.40.
 Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge, Williams, Ariz., June 11-14, l0O2.- Dates of sale, June g and 10; return limit, June 18th; rate, S4.95 round trip; continuous passage in each di- rection. P. E. Howe, city passenger agent.
 Effective Sunday, May 11th: P. & E. train No. P will be due to leave Prescott at a. m., instead of S:3O a. m. P. & E. train No. 2l will arrive at Prescott at 3: 55 p. m., instead of 2:05 p. m. P. E. Howe, c. P. A.
 Every Tuesday, Thursday and Sat urday during the months of May, June, July and August round trip tickets will be sold to California points at the following rates: To Los Angeles, Redlands, San Diego or Coronado, S25.95; San Francisco, S4595. Return limit November 30, 1902. Stop overs allowed at any point west of Barstow. P. E. Howe, city passenger agent.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-05-14
NICHT HAWK Et All

The undersigned. owner of the Night Hawk. White Hawk. and Scottish Chief min. tng claims. and Night Hawk mill site, situat- d in Pine Grove district, Yavapai county, Arizona. having bonded the same, will not be responsible for any debts contracted az nst said property during the time of said bond.
 JAMES MARSHALL, Prescott. Arizona, Feb. 1, 1900.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-05-14

Notice is hereby given that the Silver Belt mine, located in the Agua Fria Mining Dis trict, is now being worked undef bond and lease, and the owners of said property nor the property itself, will not be responsible for any debts contracted against said prop erty during the time of said bond.
 MRS. F. A. BASHF0RD,
 HUGH McCRUM. Prescott, Arizona, May 9, 1901.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-05-14
Gurney Patent Removable
 Galvanized Ice Compartment

lower than any other hefrg of attained oneix of ime required under the old system
 made galvanized
 
  The wool touch and refgerae the walls of the h gerates the Ice or a leaving the ice dry.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-05-14
Octobe 2T9, 1899.
HOMESTEAD MINE.

Notice Is hereby given that the Homestead mine, located in the Walker mining district, is now beIrg worked under bond, ana that the undersigned, owner of said mine, will not be responsible for any labor, accident or debts of the same which may accrue during the period of said bond.
 FRED ZOBEL. Prescott Arizona. Jan. 8. 1900.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-05-14
| MINE WARNING NOTICES!
PROPULSION MINES.

The undersigned, owner of Profusion mining claims, situated in Blue Tank min ing district, having bonded the same will not be responsible for any debts contracted against said property during the time of said bond. John Ellis.
 0ct 1e 1QO1 11-1-01
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-05-14

This medicine will purify the blood, restore the appetite, make the liver active, and positively cure Flatulen- cy, Beiching, Headache, Indigestion Dyspepsia and Constipation.
 Try Bottle and be convinced.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-05-14
The Best is the Cheapest11 Because

They last longer. good refrigerator will last life time while poor one IS soon foul and unht tor use
 They waste less ice The economy in the cost of ice will soon pay for refrigerator The of poor will often amount many times its first cost.
 They the ice you have piece for table use You don't want to buy ice for soft water supply.
 Call and examine our stock and you will be convinced that you cannot afford to any other refrigerator.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-05-14
@MA..r~

Laxative BrOmo.Quinine Tablets he remedy that cures a cold in one day
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-05-14
BIG RIG SHELTER,

Notice is hereby given that the Arizona Eastern & Montana Smelling Ore Purchas- ing and Deyelopmens Company has leased the Boggs mines, smelter and pipe line, and that the undersigned will in no way be re: sponsible for debts contracted in operating the same.
 COMMERCIAL MINING CO.,,
 J. s. Douglas, Agent. Octohe c- 1Sqq
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-05-14
Buy a Gurney Refrigerator, They Are Ice Savers.

Are made of kiln dried hardwood, golden oak finish, best brass trimmings, metallic shelves, no inside wood exposed, full zinc lined, soldered perfectly air and water tight and equipped with
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-05-14

In speaking of the death of Ad- miral Sampson, Admiral Schleyl whose friends have long contended that the honor officially bestowed upon Sampson belonged to him, said: "No one ever heard me say an unkind word of Admiral Sampson. I regret his death very much, and sympathize sincerely with his bereaved family"
 Mrs. Frederick Werle, widow of former well-known Allegheny, Pa, druggist, will leave for Europe soon, taking with her the ashes of her hus- band, which, according to the terms of his will, must be scattered to the winds in mid-Ocean. Werle died March 24th. He owned many drug stores in Pittsbur, and Allegheny. He had horror of being huri.'! ,h a grave. Mrs. Werle wit be accom- panied by her son, -a3 makes the European trip for the expre- ,'.Gp '-'' of carrying out Der husbaua's ''; F'.- quest.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-05-14
SILVER BFLT.

Prescott, Arizona, Jan. 8, 1900.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-05-14

Last Tuesday afternoon J. N. Cohenour and Mrs. M. Brown were united in marriage at the Kingman House, Judge J. |. Logan perform ing the ceremony. The couple are well known in kingman and Mohave county. where they have many friends who wish them much happiness Mohare Miner.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-08
Concentration
de pOliC1a
EN- UTUADO.
Ali la lucha polftica es
Sc ordena que los polic1as
supernumerarlos regresen
4 sus respectlvos puestos.
(De maestro Corresp0msaD

Septiembre 6. No hs dejAdo de
lamar 10 atencion y producer bas
tAnte intranquilidad en- Ell vecindario,
In Concen TRACTION de fuerzas de To-
Polioia Insular tanto de los puestos
de esta comAndancia, como de otros
del distrito en- 10 presente semsna,
sin eAusa alguna que la justitique.
Y decimos sin cSusa que IL jus.
tiiaue, porque el orden p1blico en-
10 ciudad aus cAmpos, nj se hA
turbado, nj existen temores de que
pueda alterarse
Aqui Ii luchA politics, puede
servir de modelo & como Sc efectdA
en- 10 mSyor parte de los pueblos de
Ia IslA. Federales y Republicanos
viven en- completa confrAternidad
soci6I; fuera del campo de sus res
pectivos ideales, todos SON unos, y
cu&ndo los defender, 6 props gan
nuncS trAspasAn los lfmites del pro-
pio derecho. nj esgrimen otras ar
mas que 10 de Ia palabra culta.
Si este ocurre en- Ell orden polf
tico, en- el social lA psz es absoluts !;
sAlvo Algun hurto de escasa impor-
tAncia, raptos Amorosos no muy fee.
cuentes decide que rige el uuevo CO.
digo, pequs mas sgarAtass hijas mas
bien del fune sto alcohol 6 de IL mi.
seria rArisim&s in pfracciones de las
ordensnzIs municipales, cAusas que
Ell JnzgAdo de Paz Sc encarga de co.
rregir 6 tempo evitando el contagio,
nuestra vida social ae desliza mono.
tona y desesperante por In falta del
trAbsjo, base de toda alegtfa 6 bie-
nectar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-08
In mdtrimOniO regiO.
FL nOViO eS militar y drama.
turgO.
FL Gar RSta muY cnDfant0.

Sar ? tersburgo, 90 de Agosto.
Eoy Sc han celebrs do en- esta ciudad
las nups - de L. gran duquesa E g.
ms, hi del gran duque Vladimir de
Rusis, y ell principe Nicolas, hijo
tercero del Rey Jorge de Grecis.
La gran duQuesa Elena gozA f.
ma de ser IL mas bella mujer de 10
nc b'ezA europes, y Sc elogia en- alto
grado gu sgudezA de ingenio y su
vssta ilns racion. Solo cuents 20
3 mos de edad. Su hermano, el gran
drqoe B oris 50 encuentra actualmen-
te ' i -jando por los Estados Unidos.
FL P cipe Nicolas es uu tioo
ideal de bellezA vsronil gtiega. Ea
Ia passda guerra CON Turquia di6
pruebas de sus grandes dotes como
militar, y desde entonces ha ssbido
20 qri tsrse una reputation como
literAto Una de sus dltimas come
dias que rssulto premisda en- recien-
tie certain en- (al cual fue enviadA sin
firms, como sucede en- casos tales)
h. sido pussta en- escena varias We.
ces en- A ,nss, mereciendo los favo-
res del & 7lico. Una vez estavo 6
pu: t. de comprometerse, 6 lego &
cen prone arse de hecho con Ia Rel
ns Guillermina, de Holands.
Tam IN de ls gran duquesa SO
ha dicho varias vaces que estaba Pc
dida en- matrimonio Entire sus mas
asidroa pretendientes hguraron Ell
principe Msxi iliano. el prlnf i pc
Luis Bonspzrte Y el principe Fer.
nando de Bulgaria.
Su to imperial, el Gar, est& su.
mAmente orgulloso del matrimonio
que aca bE de ceFebrsrse, y los rega-
los que Lizo 4 lA f. il pAreia son YER
dSdera MT t. rPgios.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-08

Akf es que nte el lrjo de fuer-
zas despleglado el microbes y jue-
YES, todo el mundo Sc hs Alarmado.
ante ell tenor de que sorprendido el
Gobierno con falsas noticiss cuya
prccedencia SO jgnora, pero que psr-
ten con keguridsd del exterior, EN-.
plee medios para prevenir cor fjctos
que no creemcs puedan surgir en-
ests poblacion.
Ne atrevo 6 gsrantizar al Go.
bierno que basts y sobrs con el tacto
y discretion del Hon. Juez de Paz de
estA ciudad, qrerido y respects do por
todo ell vecinoario, para que el crden
p6blico no snfca la menor slteraci6n
nj ell mismo aia de las pr6ximss cleo,
clones
Apenas tt rmins das las Anterio-
res lfneas hemos sabido que cbede-
cieDdo 6rdenes superiores urgentes,
han regresado sus respectivos
puestos todss las fuerzas reconcen.
tradas. Nuestro AplAuso al G. -bier.
no por IL dispc sici6n, que 81 devol'
yer In calms le hsce iusticia & los
&ignos h&bit@ntes de Utuado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-08
Ell Doctor
Gonzalez Garmendia
es nombrado Official
de Sanidad de Utuado.
[De maestro coprespomso1]

Septiembre 6. Ha llegado es-
ta poblsci6n y tornado inmedia tamen
to possession de su destino como me-
dico titular el joven DR.. D. Luis Gon
zales Garmendia, natural de esta ciu.
dad hiio del venerable venezolano
DIR. D. Juan Vicente Gonzalez, re-
cientemente fallecido en- Caracas
El pueblo de Utuado cons ervs
grAtfsimos recuerdos como medico y
como cab&llero del difunto D. ctor y
clsro estS que el hijo reccger& los
frutos del bien que manos llenss
practice sn Sr. padre.
Reciba nuestro saludo afectuoso
que hacemt extensive su anci&ns
madre reside ente en- Larea desde su
reciente arribo su patria adoptiva
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-08
VOlCan de Orizaba.
en- ell EStadO de Veracruz RepdbliCa de Mexico.


de los Mexico visto desde Poriepta
1ltmos
mi g
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-08
El Sr. Lopez Marquee
ha eSCritO un eStudiO
DiograficO.

Ell sef1or Lep PEI Msrqu ez de
f lsto tituls d >, Sun patriota Luis
Mpncz Rivera. que ha escrito y
editado en- L. tipogrs fla del aef1or
N gr6n 8 anjurio de aquella ciu.
dad.
Damos sl Eef1or Lopez Msrquez
ias Qraciss nor su cortesfa,
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-07-11

Eat Purina Brain Bread aud be
wise. Made only by Hoffman Bros.
IN Florence. ll-13
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-07-11
Big Land Boom in Northwest.

Minneapolis, Mimi, July lin or
der to convince farmers that corn can
be grown successfully in the north
west, Minnesota and North Dakota
land men and railway industrial
agents are promoting large number
of experiments in the Red River val
ley and various sections of North Da-
kota. This has resulted in consider
able increase in corn acreage in the
valley, 800, 900 acres being the estimat-
ed corn acreage in North Dakota this
year. The experiments are progress
ing satisfactorily and the indications
are that the coming year as result
will witness the largest land movement
in the history of the northwest.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-07-11
EXCHANGED SHOTS
WITH TRACEY
Surrounded III the Brush
Near Auburn.
Opinion Prevails that Outlaw Has
Now Placed Himself in Death
Trap. He is Apparently
Entirely Surrounded.

Seattle. Wash, July IA special
TO the Post Intelligencer from Auburn,
Washington, at / 10 this morning says
that Sheriff Cudihee mad just received
the startling intelligence that shots
We're exchanged with Tracey about
midnight. Tracey was hidden in the
brush near Coviagton, when party
of pursuers suddenly came upon him.
1t is believed that fir,iing his pathway
to the Palmer cutoff barricaded, he
will attempt to find his way back
through the line of his pursuers.
The opinion prevails that Tracey
has now placed himself in death
trap.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-07-11
THE FLOOD SUFFERERS.
Hundreds Slept In the Streets of
Des Moines.

Des Moines, Ia, July Hundreds
of homeless food sufferers spent last
night in alleys and in the shadows of
tall buildings without so much as a
blanket to cover them. Some had to
beg for food although every effort is
being made to supply them. The
citizens committees are getting bet
ter organized and better provision
will be made for the homeless tonight
The smallpox hospital and the city
hall have been filed with cots, and
plenty of food is being sent to relief
headquarters.
Neither of the rivers has subsided,
and in fact the Des Moines is half
inch higher than it was yesterday.
1t is feared that when the water does
reach its normal course, an epidemic
of malaria will follow as IL result of
the drying mud and sediment from
the flooded district.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-07-11
Monument to French AL lies.

Newport, II. L., July 1.-THE an
niversary of the landing of French
troops in America during the Revolu-
ton was coinmemorated today by IA
meeting of prominent citizens of New
port at which active steps were begun
looking to the erection of suitable
monument on the south shore of the
harbor to mark the landing place.
Fort Chastelux, which was occupied
by the French troops here, stands at
the top of hill on land owned by
Lorillard Spencer, and it was decided
to use stone from this fort in the erec-
tion of the monument.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-07-11
County Commissioners.

This will probably be the last day
of this months session of the board
Today the Santa Fe commissioners
will appear before the board with q
protest against the increase in their
taxes for 1901. The matter of the
Portland road will also be disposed of
AT yesterdays session the judges of
election We're appointed. Those in
the Florence precinct are; First
ward, q. II. Wilkes, H. M. Fox, j. b.
Meserve. Second ward, p. h. Fisher,
Nat Mcconnell, j. v. McCandless.
Third ward, Steve Frazier, William
Dunsmeir, Jesse Ash.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-07-11
UNION PACIFIC
SHOPS TO OPEN
Notice Given to Employees to
Return to Work.
If They Do Not Report for Duty
They Will be Considered New
Men In Future--StrIkers
Take No Heed.

Omaha, July 1.-THE Union Pacific
railway company this morning gave
formal notice to their striking shop
men to return to work at once o. for
felt their positions. The following
notice was posted conspicously on the
shops and at the office this morning
Resumption of work having been
decided upon, employees in these shops
desiring to continue in the employ of
this company should report at the
office at once Those who do not re-
turn at this time will be considered
as new men in the future -
This is taken to indicate that the
shops will be opened all along the
line, and that work will be resumed
as fast as possible.
Vice President Wilson of the mach
inists union said today that the notice
of the company would have no effect
on the strike.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-07-11

Omaha, July l1-Un1on Pacific Off
cials and strike leaders each reassert
that their respective positions are be-
coming materially strengthened as
each day passes. The strikers point
with pride to their assertion that
there has not been single desertion
from their ranks and that the greatest
harmony and determination prevails.
Railroad officials made the claim today
that it was no longer necessary to hire
any but the most experienced men and
that the company now gives each ap-
plicant rigid examination before
sending him to work. They say the
shops are being rapidly filled with
skilled mechanics. Both sides are
keeping all shops well picketed Vice
President Wilson started for another
round up of the shops of the system,
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-07-11
Oppressive Taxation.

From Pottsville comes story of an
old chap who is proud to describe him
self as the original anti -expansionist
Soon after the breaking out of hostili-
ties with Spain and the passage of the
war revenue act by congress, he began
to crate against the new taxes as an
exhibition of federal tyranny. He
would fairly froth at the mouth as
he denounced the war tariff and would
darkly hint at the possibility of lat
ter day Patrick Henry and new awak-
ening of the people to sense of the
injustice. A severe cold laid him
low, and his doctor, finding him asleep
one day and thinking a little blister
ing would do him good, applied fine
large mustard plaster to the old fell
lows back. The burning, stinging
bite of the heated mustard awoke the
cFusty patient, VINO rolleu over IN
agony for minute or two, clapped
one hand behind him. felt the plaster,
and, frantically tearing it off, he roar
ed:
Has it come to this that an old
man like me can't even die peaceably
in his bed without having the govern
ment come along and clap a revenue
stamp on him Philadelphia Times
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-07-11

Phil Halmin was in Canon last
evening on business,