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Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-07-29
The Habit Expensive.

Is it not a fact that men really
spend in treating. amounts that they
would hesitate to give away no matter
how deserving the charity? 1t is a
trait Of human character that comes
through the all absorbing disposition
to "hold your end up when with a
friend, says the Springfield Union.
Hundreds of men take thousands of
drinks that they do not want and
other hundreds pay for thousands that
are not desired. Two men meet and
one says, mighty glad to see you.
Let's have something. " Neither
generally needs or even wants drink.
But the man who offers it wants to
show that be is generous. He takes
this method of proving that he is glad
to meet his friend The friend after
he has taken the drink he did not
want, to prove that he, too, is good
fellow, insists upon a second round.
The German custom of entering a sa-
loon, taking drink and paying for
it and no others, if adopted in Amer
lea, would prove blessing. The
American custom of treating is decid
eddy a curse. What We do for friend
ships sake costs us many a dollar and
many a pang. New York Press.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-07-29
Death Ends Suffering.

Geo. W. Ford died at his home on
North MonteZuma street last even
ing after an illness covering a period
of about ten years. About two weeks
ago he seemed to be improving some
aud was able to walk around, but a
relapse set in and he gradually grew
worse until his sufferings were ended
in death.
Deceased was an old time resident
of this city and for many years prior
to his illness was engaged in mercan-
tile business in Prescott. He was
prominent in Odd Fellow circles and
was ever an active worker for that
order. He was good citizen in every
sense of the word, and his death will
be mourned by large circle of
friends besides a wife and four child
rem. He was devoted husband aud
affectionate parent and true friend.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-07-29
The Proper Thing TO Do.

A careful compilation of the sug
gestions made by eminent medical
men to those who would be cool, com
Portable and healthy in hot weather
shows that there is practically no lin
if to the productions which may be
taken, says the Chicago Inter Ocean.
Unboiled water, of course, is not to
be drunk, for it contains, among other
things, various kinds of prostration
microbes. Boiled lake water is not
recommended, because, in boiling,
water undergoes a chemical change
which renders it unfit for drinking
purposes.
Hot coffee, tea and chocolate are
likely to prove depressing. Iced tea
is little better than poison to the
system. Malt, spurious, and vinous
liquors heat the blood to the danger
Gus point.
Meats of all kinds are to be scrup-
ulOusly avoided while the temperature
is high. Pastry is very harmful
Wheat, rye, and graham breads cause
hurtful fermentation. Fish should be
discarded because of the great per
cent of phosphorus that it contains.
Eggs should be kept off the table for
the same reason. Chickens produce
dizziness.
Exercise should not be INDUCED in
by anybody who desires to avoid risk.
Walking, though at moderate pace,
is liable to be followed by serious
consequences. Don't sit. Don't stand.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-07-29
Tombstone Wind Storm.

\ telegram from Tombstone says
that there was a cloudburst on
Wednesday night between the ORA
Coon mountains and Tombstone which
did a great deal of damage to the
Tombstone branch of the Ell Paso and
Southwestern. Six bridges were
washed out and great deal of the
track is gone. 1t is estimated that
the loss to the railroad company will
be not less than S25, 600. There was six
feet of water in Fairbanks and the
damage there was heavy, considering
the opportunities for doing damage.
At the time of the cloudburst Tomb
stone experienced the worst wind in
its history. Trees we're uprooted and
buildings we're unroofed. There were
no fatalities either from the flood or
the wind.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-07-29
A Snappy Ball Game.

\ fast and snappy game of base ball
was played by the Mayer and Iron King
teams Sunday. The Mayer team was
composed mostly of Indians. They field
ed we'll but batted poorly, errors by
the Iron King boys letting them score
three of their five runs. The chief
features of the game was Parks bat
ting and Adkisson's pitching and
timely fielding. He held the Mayer
team down to four base hits. The
game was called at the end of the
sixth inning. The line up was as fol-
lows:
Iron King. r.. Tabor, {. f.; Shid-
Ter, b. ; Lynch, 3 b.; o. Tabor, f. ;
Ahern, SIS. ; Henry, !. f.; Parks, C.
Addison, p.
Mayer. Joseph, c.; Thomas, p.
James, / b.. Wilson, +. f.. Campbell,
C. f.; Crash, SIS. Moore, |. f.; Angus
tine, , b. Wells, 3 b.
SeOra bu innings
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-07-29
Same Old SCreeCh.

When on Tuesday the Journal Miner
published the news about the board
of supervisors making that Sl4, eco
present to the wealthy United Verde
Copper company. the editor was warn
ed that be might expect to be assault
ted again by its morning contempt
rary with one of those ancient and
stale mileage statesman" ''black
list etc. articles which have been
used as campaign thunder for the past
ten years and which are kept tied up
and standing in the office. when out
of commission.
The temperance of one of the ar
ticles was fully expected On Wednes-
day morning but to the surprise of
the editor of this paper none of them
appeared until this morning, and ii
was feared thev had all been pied.
We were Just about to offer to set
them up on the Simplex machine, but
after rumaging for four days in the
office, our contemporary rGurrected
one of them last night. and ii appear
ed this morning in its same old garb.
1t is little friZzled and grey, having
been used in four political campaigns
of this county, and in one campaign
against the building of territorial
capitol besides being used on various
other OCCASIONS when the Journal
Miner contained something which did
not set we'll on the digestive organs OF
its contemporary.
1t is just as applicable to the discus
sion of the ei4, 900 donation of the
supervisors as it was in political cam
paigns and other uses to which it has
been put, and caused "A general horse
laugh to all readers of the Courier
this morning.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-07-29

Frank jaeger, president of the Model
Mining company, who has been here
for several days looking over the
property of the company, left for Chi
cago this morning. He was accom-
panied to this place by Chas. T. Jos
lin, who has recently been selected as
general manager for the company.
Mr.. Joslin will remain here and as
sumo the management of the proper
ties at McCabe and Kirkland. Mr..
Joslin Is an old time mining man,
having spent many years in the mines
of Lake Superior, but for the past few
years he has been cashier of the Chi
cago Title and Trust company, and
comes to this country with high ere
dentials. He informed the Journal
Miner today that the company are
going ahead at once with the work of
building the mill, and said he re-
ceived telegram from Chicago today
that the machinery for the mill had
been shipped today. He expects to
have the machinery all in place inside
of sixty days, when work on the old
McCabe mine will be resumed with a
large force of men. MIR. Schrieber,
who has been acting rs temporary
manager, will remain at McCabe for
some time until Mr.. Joslin is thor
oughly acquainted with the lay of
things.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-07-29
Fortieth Year.

Washington, July 24.-The treaty
providing for the acquisition, by the
United States, of the Danish West In
dies, officially died today
Chicago, July 24.-Two buildings of
the Omaha Packing company, on
! Lumber and Halstead streets, we're
destroyed by fire today. The loss is
/ half million dollars.
Rome. July 25.-On the stroke of
mid day as the noon gun at the castle
was fired, the lying in state of Pope
Leo XIII came quietly to an end.
The last of the spectators passed out
Of St. Peters, and the gates were
closed. Preparation for this even
ing's interment was Immediately COM
menced. 1t is estimated that eighty
thousand people have passed the csta-
falque since Tuesday, each of whom
have taken a look at the features of
the dead pope.
The last funeral masses were cele-
brated in the churches of Rome this
morning. The most imposing cere-
mony today was the reception by the
sacred college, in the ball of the con-
sistory, of the whole diplomatic body
accredited to the vatican. The Por-
tuguese ambassador delivered an adj
dress in French. which was replied to
by Cardinal Oreglia IN Italian.
When the time came to take the fish
erInan's ring from Pope Leo's finger
it developed that another had been
put in its place. At the first meeting
of the cardinals after the pope's
death, when the ring should have
been broken, the ceremony was omit
ted and it was announced that the
ring, for the moment, could not be
found. The ring has now been lost
twice before.
Sacramento, Cal, July 27.-Early
today, fourteen prisoners at the Fol-
som state prison escaped, taking with
them Warden Wilkinson, his son,
Harry Wilkinson, Captain Murphy,
and six other prison officials. They
surprised the officers in the warden's
office, made them prisoners, and then
forced their way out of the stOckade.
Shortly after the break the convicts
the two WilkinsOns and Cap
tain Murphy, taking the clothes of
the warden and Captain and forcing
Young Wilkinson to put ON a con-
vict's suit.
The convicts are we'll armed A
large posse is in pursuit, and most of
the escapes if not all of them are sure
to be recaptured very SOON
Rome, July 27-AttentiOn conferred
today in the solemn funeral mass at
the church of St. John in connection
with the dead pope, where the Pecci
family, the diplomatic body, the
knights of Malta and the Roman arts =
tocracy we're present. Cardinal Glib
bons celebrated the early mass in the
private chapel of Suphicians, and
then drove to the vatican, where he
participated in the meeting of cardi
mails.
He was most cordially received by
his colleagues. He then took the oath
to maintain strict secrecy in all
church matters and took his place in
the meeting.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-07-29

fand is therefore based upon theory,
while in no state, where the people
have extended the suffrage to women
and therefore have had opportunities
to observe the effects of its actual
operation, has there been any effort to
repeal such laws, you might feel more
confidence in the Righteousness of the
cause, and be willing to speak word
for it now and then.
perhaps, if you knew that the
overwhelming testimony from the
most prominent, responsible and re-
speoted citizens of the suffrage states,
agrees that woman suffrage has result
ed in better candidates for Office.
cleaner polling places, quieter cleo
tions, and improved legislation, and
that women have grown more intel
ligent, self reliant, respected and
womanly under its influence you
would feel it your duty to work that
such results might come to all states.
Perhaps, if you knew, as many
do know, that woman suffrage meas
ures have been defeated in the past
dozen years in many instances by we'll
proved bribery, you would declare
that cause so hated by bribers,
must be worthy the support of honest
people, and you might be willing to
contribute something toward legiti-
mate educational work for the cause.
"Do you realize that women are not
disfranchised because women do
not want to VOTE" because good
men fear the influence of bad women
on politics, or bad politics on good
women,' as is commonly reported;
but because bad men fear the in
fluence of good women on bad poll
tics and fear the influence of good
politics over the affairs of bad mem"
E. NJ. B.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-07-29
MOURNING FOR
THE DEAD POPE
Impressive and Bril-
liant Services.
Attended by All the Cardinals,
Diplomatic Corps and by Dis
tinguished Persons.

Rome July 28-The first of the three
great requiem masses under the aus
pices of the sacred college for tho re-
pose of the soul of Leo XIII was cele-
brated this morning in Sistine chapel.
All the cardinals, the diplomatic corps
and many distinguished persons we're
present. No such mass has been said
in Rome since the death of Plus TX
In the chapel stood huge white cata-
falque ten feet high and on it, on two
cushions, rested the triple crown of
gold, shining brightly in the light of
one hundred candles. The service was
one of wonderful impressiveness and
brilliancy.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-07-29

Lexington, KY, July 23.--Curti
Jett, and Thomas White, indicted fol
the murder of j. b. Marcum, at Jack
son, Kentucky, were quietly spirited
away from the Fayette county Jail this
morning and were taken TO Cyntb
iania where their trial will commence
before Judge Osborne next Monday,
July 81.
st. Louis, Mo-, July 23-Emil
Hartman, j. j. Hanigan, Louis Deck
er, Ted Albright, John Sheridan, all
former members of the house of dele
gates will be sentenced on Monday to
terms of four to six years imprison-
ment, for bribery and purjury in con-
nection with municipal bills.
Dublin, July 23.-King Edward to
day reviewed fifteen thousand troops
at Phoenix Park. This is the largest
muster of troops ever seen in ireland.
The duke OF Connaught was in COM
mand.
New York, July 23.-Frederick W.
Hollis, secretary of the American del
egation of the Hagne peace confer
ence, more recently a member of the
inter national court, died suddenly at
his home here today.
Richmond, Va. July 23.-The
Cruiser Galveston was successfully
launched today. Ella Sely, Of Gal
weston, Texas, christened the vessel.
Rome, July 24.-The nearer the
conclave approaches two distinct fac
tions, among the cardinals are becom-
ing more apparent, and the tendency
seems to be centering about Cardinal
RsmpoIla. 1t is thought that if Ram
polla finds his election improbable
he will throw his strength in favor of
Gotti. The anti-Rampolla faction
numbers among its candidates Greg
liza, Vannutelli, Satolli and Agiardi.
New York, July 24.-The long con-
tinued decline in the prices of securi-
ties on the stock exchange, resulted
this afternoon in the announcement
of the failure of ". L. Stow and com
pany, followed few minutes later by
the sensational failure of Talbot,
Taylor Il Co., the senior member of
which is a son-in-law of James r.
Keene. The latter firm was heavily
interested in Mexican Central. Tay
Tor and Company is supposed to be
long of Southern Pacific which today
sold forty points below the high
record figure, to which it was put
recently by the manipulatiOns of the
Keene pool. The announcements were
followed by sharp rally in stocks
up to the close of the market.
London, July 24.-The committee
on privileges in the house of lords, to-
day, decided the claim of William
Tournour Thomas Poulett, former
organ grinder in the streets of Lon
don, adversely to claimant, who claim
ed the earIdom of Poulett. This de-
cision vests the title in the earl's son
by later marriage.
Vienna, July 24.-The report that
a revolution has broken out in Bull
garia and that Prince Ferdinand has
fed is semi officially characterized
here as being unfounded. Ferdinand
is reported as simply journeying to
visit the grave of his father at Co
burn.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-07-29
PARIS SERVICES.

Paris, July 2S.-lmpressive funeral
services this morning at Notre Dame
cathedral, in memory of Leo XIII q
distinctly official aspect and owing to
the presence of leading officials of the
government. \ threatened disorderly
demonstration did not occur.
A few arrests were made for in
cipient efforts to start trouble.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-07-29

Don't lie or swing in a hammock.
Don't sleep, as 1t may be followed by
stupor. Don't stay at home. Don't
travel.
Shun lemonade, ice cream, and all
sweet and sour drinks. Don't read,
don't think, and, to insure yourself
absolutely against the periIs incident
to hot and humid weather, don't
breathe.
If you are not cool then the chances
are you never will be.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-07-29
PERHAPS he YOU KNEW

In little booklet prepared by Mrs
Carrie Chapman Gait, president of the
National Suffrage Association, she
calls attention to some interesting
facts as follows:
perhaps, if you observed that the
opposition to woman suffrage comes
from states where women do not vote
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-07-29
MINING INTELLIGENCE

E. ID. Treadwell had the old Boggs
smelter on Big Bug all in repair ready
to start up when the cloud burst
washed out the railroad to the Hack
berry mine causing delay in operat-
ing it.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-07-29
NATIONAL MOURNING TOKEN

Baltimore Md. July 28.-Impres-
sive memorial services in memory of
the late Pope Leo were held at the
cathedral here today. This cathedral
being the primatial church of the
country the services were in a sense a
national token of mourning.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-07-29
LONDON ALSO MOuRNs.

London July pa requiem mass
was celebrated at the Oratory Bromp-
ton today in the presence of an enor-
nous congregation including full Off
cial representation.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-07-29

1t is rumored that a force of pros
pectors will be placed in the field in
the Newberry mountain country, this
fall. in an effort to find something on
which to locate mill now on the west
side of the desert near Pyramid. The
country has been but slightly covered
by prospectors and thorough pros
pecting may reveal something good
Across the river, opposite Pyramid,
some promising claims have been
found and it is reasonable to suppose
that there are others. -Mohave Miner.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-07-29

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the money
if it fails TO cure. Z. W. Groves
signature is on each box. 25c.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-07-29

Some faint idea of what wonder
full mine the Copper Queen at Bisbee
is can be had when it is stated that it
has 40 miles of drifts and tunnels
alone. 1t used underground IL, 600, 900
feet of timber in 1901. Its production
of "copper" for that fear was 20, 900
tons. 1t employs 1900 men. Its new
smelter now being built at Douglas,
which is 294 feet wide. with a capacity
for treating 1900 tons of ore every "a
hours, is almost complete.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-07-29

Every one says that GreenhilI's
strawberry ice cream soda can't be
beat. 6-5-tf
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-22

In 9~uremburs. no ID nod swetW o@en
gu bleiben sebenfe. Ser feline. frii@e
@inb, Der bter mebt, t6ut meiner @es
lunbbeit mobl. Der 9p. S9ultebein
Mill ni9t mebr fort uon bter. sefdut
es ibm ia ieben Gag better I'M @olben
ga0sp. 90 piel i6 Bis iebt bier &c
bort unb seleben unb In perionli9e
g~rfabruns sebra6t babe, muB i& sez
itebeu, baB Ou in 8esus auf Define
Wittbeilunsen iber bas @olben Sal
lep bur6aus ni9t ibertrieben BAIT,
benn bas 2anb bier lit better wie pie
les In Wtinnelota. Oas Sanb bier
fam ni9t lei9t ibertroffen merben,
wd6it ia auf bemlelben i'senb Gtwas,
bas ansepFaust mirb. Sier asoeiben
bic beiten 9artoffeln, Die i6 lie seselz
fen babe. &obleu itno bier init lei9
ter WIbe unb serinser arbeit III gra
ben, unb brau6t Niemanb li1 melt
mad enlelben um,uieber, benn Elm
Sober bat tie DOR ieiner Iale- SD
babe mir cine babe Section eano
auisenommeu als eine Setmitdtte unb
min bas anbere perlpro9ene 9anb nod
basu. Oas 9anb uertauft iid bier
mie belize Semmel, unb aIe, bic it9
ua@ bier wenben, taufen ii4erli6, be-
Dor fe fortsebeu. sSn ct. @loub muB
mart nt@t benteu, baB bier cine Bilbs
nib tit. Sd fur meinen Sbeil BIN
lieber bter als In ct. gluub, benin
bter berrl6t ginisteit unter ben 8e:
pobnern, bie it@ wte Sraber anieben
unb bebanbelu. @ruB Don Seinrtd
S9ultebein unb pom mfr. Wer nod
mebr iber btele @eSenb wiien mtu,
ion warten, Bis i'd nod Stearns
County %suridtomme.
Ntcf. 8. @eber.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-22
Ser 8nraermetffer.

gm Mittmod, ben 90. October, wirb i'm
Dapibion der 8irsermetiter," ber srObte
bumoriRiide @rfols Der @esenuart, aufse.
f1brt merben. Die @eieui6aft beitebt aus
60 8erlonen, wel9e bieie i9Oue Oper nit els
ner nelien Yrobuction, ueuen @oftiimeu iinb
benz berrlt1ffen @bor, ben Der 8ir9ermeiifer
lie bate, iiber bic 8iibne eeben laiien. @enn
man in 8etradt 3tebt, baB der SiirSermei.
fer" ben &uf bat, elm aussesei1uetes @e=
folse Az baben, 10 fanu man ermeien, baB
bleier Mnipru9 etpas BON 8ebeutuns in ii1
i9liebt. Gin babies Dusenb neuer @eidnse
1T benz Stiid fur bieie Saiion beise;Ist. unb
zines bapon, rMibble Seem gorf" wirb als
ausse,eidneter Trefier be3el6net. Der gro.
Zen @eieli1aft. bic ben r8irgermeifer" bte=
ies Sabr bartlett, iinb 10 piele o%risineuen
@barattere als mSslid eiuuerleibt, einse.
i6loien Stub 0btte als r@igie," Oscar 8.
Staman als 8ir9ermeiiter, Ebomas &idetts,
@m. &ileu Satd, CHARLES Sbarp, 81. 6.
Wope, @eor8 WcRifod, Selen Derter, Sars
riet Sbelbon, 2ouiie 8radett unb Soiepbine
Oitt. 'Wertauf Der Cite fir ben ~Biirsers
meifer1 er0finet in Wolitor's Mpotbefe am
Monta9, ben 20. October.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-22
Bargains fir ,pieber aufae:
bante O~refbmafcbinen.

Sine Mpance, 12=gferbefraft, lduft 5 Sabre.
Sine Minnei ota Slant, 12=Gferbefrait, ldrit
7Sabre.
Sine Minneapolis, 14=Grerbefraft, lGuit 5
Sabre.
Cine &uiieu, 14=Pferoefraft, lduft 8 Sabre.
Sin Soppel= Gpltnber &iepes, 16=9feroefraft,
,lduft Sabr.
Sine stationary, 6=gferoefraft Sampimaz
i3ine nit 25= Gferbefraft Sampfteiiel, lduft
2 Sations, praftii3 neu.
Sin Querp Separator 36x6O nit Slower unb
Sassor, lduft 2 Sabre.
Sine 16= Eferbefraft @aar Scott Sampfma=
i6ine, bret Sabre alt.
Sieie Mai9inen iinb ale sans unb gar neu
sebaut, uno es lit 9aranttrt, baB tie Bic bette
i3ufrteoenbeit 9eben. llnlere Greile uno Se=
binsunsen itnb bO6it a~nsemeiien.
~. Siienits, ct. Gloub, Minn. 47=2