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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-09-30

There has been considerable said recently concerning the recently re- orably and adversely. Capt. W. II. Hardy writes to the Chloride Arrow, the following as the correct situation {: ''I went over the country southwest of Kingman last week and noted the real situation. Overcome month since, mining men from Colorado came to Mohave county to prospect and engage in mining. They monumented and posted notices on over forty claims |; this leaked and a general rush for claims was the result. Men that knew nothing about mining rushed of and began to build monuments and post notices. Within ten days not less than one thousand claims had been monumented. They did not stop to prospect. Some men that were anx- ious to become rich quick boasted at having located fifty, some up to one hundred claims. 4 strip of country lying between Coyote Holes and Drake, fifteen miles in length by three miles in width; over fifty square miles of country, was staked off. The men from Colorado went to work to devel- op their claims in good earnest and last week 1 saw near thirty tents and several lumber cabins fixed up for winter quarters. There must have been thirty or forty men at work on different properties. From what l learned of men at work they get good wages and prompt payments. The claimants of the various properties had but little to say. I noticed on some of the dumps free gold in sight.
 Now out of the one thousand claims there may be one hundred recorded and if ten of these prove to be good mines it will soon be lively camp. ,"
 War between Turkey and Bulgaria
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-09-30

The Comstock mining district of Nevada was first located in 1859. It is estimated that to date the Comstock has produced $40. GOO, GOO in gold and silver There are a number of mines still working, some of the old time heavy producers being yet in opera tiOn
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-09-30

War between Turkey and Bulgaria seems inevitable.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-09-30

Drifting at the fourth level of Mer- chants Mining company's First Home mine was started today. This work will be watched very closely as it is expected that the rich ore shoot which was encountered at the third level as- saying from 5000 to SIP, 900 per ton may be caught in this fourth level. If it is Merchants Mining company's stock will be at premium.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-09-30

MT. Macknight, a mining expert of Randsburg, Cal, was here this week and went out to examine the Bullard mine. He was accompanied by MT. Fuller of Prescott and by MT. Bullard of Martinez. MT. Mcknight is a mining expert of note and made the most extensive examination and sam bling yet made of this famous prop erty. News Herald.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-09-30

Work of running the long cross cut tunnel on the Old Mesa Gold Com pany's mines in upper Big Bug is progressing nicely, the tunnel is now into the mountain, 360 feet. It is ex pected that the Old Mesa ledge will be encountered after the tunnel has been driven about $50 feet further. This is considered to be one of the best showings for big gold mine in Yava- pal county.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-16
CLUB WILL MEET TONIGHT.
Will Hold interesting Session at ST.
Marks Parish,

The third meeting of the Mems
club will be held tonight at st. Marks
parish house at o'clock. This or
ganization originated among the men
of st. Marks church under the leader
ship of their rector, DR.. Rede, but it
now become a general society. exist
ing for the benefit of the whole city.
It's membership is open to every
white male resident of Brunswick,
16 years of age or over, who is in
terested in the prosperity of the city
and the welfare of his fellowmen.
There are no regular dues and the
contribution of it's members go to-
wards it's support and work will be
voluntary.
It's organization is simple and it's
aims are such as ought to interest
every intelligent and loyal citizen #
Brunswick. A cordial invitation has
been extended to all such to attend
its meetings and learn for themselves
what its principles and purposes are.
1t is expected that at the meeting to-
night its organization will be com.
pleted and officers elected.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-16
THE RIFLEMEN WERE OUT
WALKING GUARD DUTY
Green Members of the Com
pany Given a Touch of
Real Camp Life.

respective corporals. The boys walk.
ed guard duty around Cha square for
some time, and the two or three
negro boys who happened to pass
thought something had gone wrong at
the Jail, and that the troops were
keeping watch on some criminal One
little coon did not stop 20 SET what
was the matter, but entered foor
race with himself, and at last accounts
he was hitting only in high places
out near the cemetery
The company will be ont as of.en as
possible preparing for the encamp-
ment, and the green" members will
be quite familiar with calling the
corporal of the guard" when he goes
into camp at Augusta next month.
| The Riflemen are taking consider
able interest in the encampment and
it is probable that large number OF
i the members will go.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-16
SHORT LOCAL NEWS NOTES.
Items of Interest Gathered BY tiust
ling News Reporters.


The Riflemen's excursion to St, Sim
on should be we'll patronized and the
News hopes it will be
A negro stole w. E. Dempster's
bicycle Saturday night and so far ho
has not been captured but he succeed
ed in getting his wheel back.
The shell crusher is badly needed
on Gloucester street. The rough she'll
just put there makes it almost impos
sibe to cross this popular street
The new schedule to Nichols is a
great convenience to the travelling
public.
In a bicycle collision on Newcastle
street yesterday Afternoon little Stan
ley Lytle came very near being Sc
riously hurt and his bicycle was badly
demolished
Prof. Mann, assisted by Miss Alice
Wrench, opened a summer school in
the old academy yesterday, and the
session begins with quite a number
Of pupils.
a large colored excursion arrived in
the city yesterday from Savannah. Tn
eXcursionists will be in the city for
three days.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-16
DR., J,T,BUCHAN
KILLED BY SON
4 :" - -
Tregedy at Eastman Sum
day Ends Life of a
Prominent Man
HE THREATENED WEE'S LIFE
Son Entered the Room to Aid His
Mother-His Pistol Suddenly dis.
charged, the Bullet Passing
Through Fathers Heart.

Eastman, Ca, June 15,-~About six
O'Clock Sunday DR.. T, Buchan, a
prominent citizen of Eastman, was shot
through the heart and instantly killed
while in a scuflie with his wife and
son over a pistol he mad in his bed
room.
1t is said the doctor was under the
influence of some intoxicant, an
becoming angered with his wife
venient, saying as he did so that
he would kill her, the children aud
himself, but the wife got holl oof ,ae
pistol first, and a scutle over it began
between them, when Ogletres, a sen,
hearing his father say he intended
to kill the family, jumJe1 ont OF bed,
carrying a pistol from un'lcr his Pill
low with him, and joined il l.,e co:-
tention over the other niatol, ilylMS to
keep his father from sec ring il, when
one Of the bullets went off, the ball
passing through the appe1 OF the
doctors heart and lodging against Tie
skin about two inc5es to he right Of
the backbone.
The ball, when exIraGCll, proved
to have come from the pistol the son
held in his hand, which was 33.cal-
ibre weapon.
The pistol the dcctor and his wife
were contending ov"" was Of 3S-eali-
bre and had no empty bail cEamhcr
after the killing.
DR.. j. D. H rIann cut the ball ont.
and it was only slightly bruised
1t is not known at this writing If
an inquest will be kel1.
Mrs. Buchan, bef3se h:r marriage,
was Miss Alice Ogletree, of Atlanta.
The deceased was a gJ1d physician,
and brother DIR. B. ". Bucnan, pre-
ent representative in the legislature
from Dodge county.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-16
THE ASSASS|NS
ARE DENOUNCED
Nation Should Avenge the
Assassination, Says
New King.
SAYS HE HAS NO POWER
10 PUNISH ASSASSMS
The Constitution Adopted in 1888 is
Put into Etfect-It Provides That
All Taxpayng Citizens Should
Become Electors, Whose
Votes the Skupshtna
Is Elected

Belgrade, June 15.-In accordance
with a conference Of senators and
deputies held here last night it was
unanimously resolved that the con
stitutiOn voted by the great national
assembly in 1883 should be put into
,orce, and Prince Peter Karageorge-
| )vitch was unanimously elected king
at todays joint meeting of the skup.
| sctina and the senate.
After the election a deputation of
the assembly was sent to wait upon
| Prince Peter and communicate to him
the decision of the national assem-.
| bly,.
The Servian constitution in 1883 was
more liberal one than any granted
previously and provided that all tax
paying citizens should become electors
| by whoses yots the skupsctina was
elected II continued in force until
May 1904, when the late King Alex.
ander by coup d'etat, abolished it
and restored the liberal constitution
of 1869
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-16
THE LUMBER INDUSTRY.
Bad Weather of Past Week Has
Greatly Interferred With Business.

Bad Weather of Past Week Has
Greatly Interferred With Business.
Following items, under a Brunswick
date line, are taken from the Amer.
lean Lumberman;
Swollen steams, overiiowing forests
and sawmill sections, and unusually
inclement weather during the past
eve fakw kaamtaomtlthcr is time
week put the lumber in every place
completely out of business. Stocks
have been moving slowly. Reports
from interior mill points show com
plete shutdown, but this of course
will not last long, Shipping and gen
eral forwarding have been done be,
tween showers, which curtailed the
weeks movement to large extent.
A large fleet of lumber and tie vessels
now in port will clear during this
week and will run up a large outward
volume. Three large orders for cross
ties have just been placed for ship
ment through this port, amounting
to 100000 pieces, all standard A.
foot base stock.
The barkentine Rescue, which was
ldriven ashore on Long island, near
here, and which was subsequently,
brought here and docked, has been
surveyed. The insurance company
has decided to repair the injury This
work will be done here. Her cargo
is now stored on the whatvcs Of Ro-
ESendo Torras
A movement is on foot to reorgan-
iZe the Brunswick Sash, Door and
Blind company and put the plant in
operation. 1t was foreclosed some
time ago to satisfy outstanding debts,
and it is now thought that the receiver
will be interested in an attempt to
form a new corporation to take over
the plant. 1t was a paying invest
ment after locating here, but its bur
den Of debts made previously over
turned it.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-16
MUSICIANS ARE TO GATHER
National Music Teachers Association
to Meet in Asheviile.

to Meet in AsheViile.
The National Music Teachers asso-
citation will meet in Asheville on the
Both OF this month and will remain
in session for three days.
This viii be the first meeting of
the association ever held in the south
and music lovers from all parts of
the country viii be present and it is
safe to predict that the gathering will
be a very interesting and enjoyable
one
For this occasion the Southern rail
way will sell tickets from this city
for the round trip for $13,85. The
tickets are limited to return by July
10 but by depositing them with the
agent at Asheville and paying fee OF
hYty cents an extension of the time
Will be granted allowing passengers
10 ret,Sl at any time before October
| 10, 1868.
Agent Gambler, of the Southern, will
give any further information desired
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-16
In Fine Condition.

The statement Of the National bank
appears in this issue and by reading
the same it will be readily seen that
this institution is in an excellent con
dition. The volume Of business is lar
ger than that done by any banking
institution in the history of Blnns-
wick and one that the officials and the
people generally should be proud of.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-16
HUNDREDS DROWNED
IN AN OREGON TOWN
FAIR WEATHER SCHEDULED.
Summer Weather Comes Again After
a Chill Blast.

According to the for3 :.,,t sent out
from Washing last night the weather
for this section of the country is likely
to be fair with variable winds.
The weather yesterday was pleas
ant relief from the November chills
of the two days before. 1t was evil
dent that the cool wave that was
forced down from the British posses
sions in the northwest of Canada
found an unhospitable welcome in the
sunny south, and June struggled with
the elements to become herself again
Of course, the high barometer from
the polar regions that forced the cool
weather this way could not be dissi-
pated in single day, but the warm
sunshine of yesterday was happy re-
port of progress in this direction.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-16
ASSASSlNS DENOUNCED
BY THE NEW KING.

London, June l5,--The Geneva cor
respondent OF the Daily Express as,
serts that Prince Peter Karageogeo-
witch in an interview declared en-
phatically that the nation ought to
avenge the crime of the assassina.
ton Of the king and queen of Ser
via
"A king he said, who would re
ceive a crown from the hands of as.
sassins would he their accomplicc."
Asked fine would punish the assas-
sins, he replied: q have no power,
To a question, But when you are
king?' Prince Peter gave answer:
THAT may nevr be-"
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-16
PLAYED RATHER POOR GAME.
Brunswick CoIored Team Defeated
Savannah % to q.


Savannah % to 4.
Quite a large number of white as
well as colored people went out to the
fair grounds yesterday afternoon to
witness a game of baseball between
the colored teams of Brunswick and
Savannah
The game started off as if it would
be a very good one, but in about the
third inning the local coOns caught on
to the curves of the Savannah pitcher
and it was regular race around the
bases. Another pitcher was placed in
the box, but to no effect, and the
Brunswick negroes, altogether, piled
up % scores.
Up to the seventh inning they kept
the Savannah team down to nothing,
but in this inning they scored up four
runs and the game ended % to 4.
The local negroes played an excel
lent game and some very good plays
were made. The teams will meet
again this afternoon.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-16
THREE HUNDRED DEAD,
SAYS ARLINGTON REPORT.

Arlington, Oregon, June IA
message received here direct from
Heppner says that at least three hun
dred were drywned there by a
cloudburst. The water ran for an
hour and a half 1t came down in
mighty torrents, sweeping every hing
in its path.
Among those drowned are many en-
tire families, and man yof the vic
tins are among the most prominent
people of the town. Some relief has
been sent from this and other cities.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-16
A!:.ls. A!s:.ils rardon for eaker.

Nrenton, N. J. June 15.-Among the
many petitions to be considered at
the meeting of the court of pardons
which begins tomorrow, is that of
Thomas G. Barker. of Arlington, whose
case has attracted great attention in
al parts of the country. Parker is
serving a five years sentence for the
Hhootlng of Rev, John Keller, pastor
on Trinity church for an alleged in
rult to his wife. Baker has served
lWo years of his sentence.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-16

ifsladelphia, June l5.--On a spec-
tally built car ard highly decorated
with the national coIors and under the
Iu,ac;ioa o. ..H / lr.L.t
The cid Liborty he'll lolt railadeIpMl
'his morning bound for Boston wher,
q is ne the center Of attraction at the
'26th. anniversary celebration OF The
"9ttIa OF Burke. ilni Wedn-sjay.
This may be TIE last Trip OF the ole
Hall from ,hG cny d Philadelphia.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-16
AN INTERESTING MEETING.

w. t. Dempster Treated New Town
Society Last Night
Tho New Town society in regular
session last night admitted four new
members. There is not monthly
meeting Dha new members are not ell
ected
lLp a,e-J OF tae evening was an
a.uo5s5 BY W. e. Demster On An
cient history OF America. A discus
cussi,n Of where the aborigiuees
came from. His talk was very inter
esting and was thoroughly enjoyed by
aA present,
This society is growing rapidly in
stren2lh ard Importance and is des.
tined to do great work
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-16
Elan Day in Washinqton.

Washington, June 15.-The obscr-
vance Of flag day in the national CAPT
tai today was general Flags were
displayed from many of the business
houses and residences and four Of the
largest flags in the world iloated from
the capitol. In several departments
of the government the employee warf
given q holiday
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-16

Of the most prominent and best known
educators in the state. State School
Commissioner Merritt will attend the
convention and will address the teach
ers, !
The large auditorium near the hotel
has been thoroughly renovated and
is now in a first class condition, and
everything is in readiness for the
'tcachrs..
The week will probably be the best
in the history Of Cumberland, Not
only are the teachers coming in num-
bcfs, but their relatives ard friends
will also be there and Cumberland
Will indeed be lively.
/ Manager Jacobi who is one of the
best hotel men to be found anywhere,
will well look after the large crowd,
and no one need fear that hotel ac-
icommodaions will be lacking,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-16
NORWAY HoNoRs COMPOSER.
The Entire Country Celebrated His
SixtisAhh Birthday.

Christiania, Sune, 15.-All Norway
united today in doing honor to Ed.
ward Greig, the nations most honor.
ed and most famous composer, on the
occasion of his sixtieth birthday.
The leading men of the country
gathered at Bergen and took part in
the great celebration.
Letters and messages came from all
parts of the world.
Greig is a dwarf and hunchback
but he has a remarkable face and
. pleasing manner to those whom he
has to please. He lives quietly at Hop
little village on the railway from
Bergen to Yoss. He lives very re
tired life and is seldom seen in public
except now and then when he leads
an 0chestra
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-16
BANKERS MEET TOMORROW.
Excellent Program Has Been A?rang-
ed for Them.

ed for Them.
An excellent program has been ar
ranged for the annual meeting of the
Georgia Bankers association to be
held in Atlanta on June II. and IS.
Among the features of the enter
tainment will be a trip to Lookout
mountain, banquet and luncheon
Below is the list of officers of the
association and the executive COM
mittee.:
Offecrs-F: D. Bloodworth, presi-
dent, Savannah; S. B. Brown, first
ivice president, Albany; NJ S. Bell,
second vice president, Milledgeyille;
C. c. Sanders, third vice president,
Gainesville; A. D. Brown, fourth vice
president, Talbotton; j. It. CulpeppGr,
fifth vice president ThomasvlleN ~
II. Plat, treasurer, Macon; L. P. Hill
yer, secretary, Macon.
Executive Committee-R. e. Mad
dox, Atlanta; j. A. G. Carson, Sovar-
nah; E. D. Walter, Brunswick; Joseph
A. McCord, Atlanta; e. A. Perry
Bainbridge; ]. c. Rhea, Griffin, L. C.
Hayne, Augusta; G. Gumby Jordan,
Columbus; ]. D. Walker, Sparta,
Honorary Roll Past Presents-M.
lGs Lane, Savannah; R. H. Plant, Ma
! con; T. B. Neal, Atlanta; G. Gumby
Jordan, Columbus; L. c. Lane, Angus
ia; John A. Davis, Albany; *W. c..
Cam, Savannah J. c. Rhea, Griffin;
E. T. Hardwick, Dalton; P, E. May,
Augusta.
#DeceaSed
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-16
nHaltl Who goes there?"

Halt Who goes there?"
This was the familiar military sound
heard in the vicinity Of the square
next to McGaryey's furniture store
last night
Many citizens, and especially those
with a black face did not know
what it all meant, and to say thI
two o, three negro boys were some
what 'ightened, would not be cxas-
ger :,
was only the memb IS of tho
-Rihemen out practicing,
for the coming encampment, and thev
were put through good nights
work.
Many of the present III en'bers OF
the company are new ones, and have
never been to an en- ,amp'"ent, ami
were receiving their first inItrdctit Ms
in camp life last night, under taeil
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-16
Interes in TIC Carane

The ball games to be played Sat
nrday between tho locals and the Way
cross team, is attracting considerable
attention amOrg the Brunswick fans.
We have not had a good game of
bail this season. in fact we have not
had any played by the first club, and
the games Friday and Saturday viii
no doubt be largely attended
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-16
Only One Servian Here.

There is only one Servian here
and he will not discuss the killing Of
King Alexander and his queen but
he says that they were bad people"
A friend of the Servian says that he
would not talk because he intends to
return there on a visit and is afraid
he would have trouble.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-16
LAYING More Shells,

Many hundreds of bushels of oyster
shells are now Icing laid on Glouces-
ter street. between Newcastle ard Bay
by the city street force. Considerable
improvements hdyq been made on
many OF the principal streets lately
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-16
Will be interesting.

Lovers of baseball are looking for
ward to the games to be held in this
city with a great deal Of pleasure and
they expect to see some good bal
playing,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-16
Michigan Bankers, Meeting

IA tnaw. June 15.--The Michigan
Glukers association is in session at
dis mace ana the attendance is Iar-
ger than at any previous meeting of
a, associations
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-16
Kentucky E1ks in Session.

Louisville. June 15.--The Elks of
this state are reaching here on every
train and will hold their convention
in this city tomorrow The organi-
zation mas grown wonderfully lately
and is now in a flourishing condition.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-16
MISS KATHRYN OSTERMAN
Great Actress Will Be Seen Here Next
Season.

Season.
The News has received a copy OF
Broadway Weekly, a publication de
voted mostly to theatrical news. In
the paper is large picture of Miss
Kathryn Osterman, who is to star
in the dramatization of Miss Petit
coat" this year,
This great actress In this new play,
will be seen in Brunswick November
27. This is the smallest city that the
company will visit,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-16
vooooo DOCTOR is ON TRIAI
He is Negro and is Charged With
Murder.

Murder.
Philadelphia, June 15.-George F.
Hossey, the colored "voodoo' doctor.
who with Catherine LAM murdered
her husband some time ago, was put
on trial here today and the case will
be an interesting one from start to
finish.
It is alleged that the negro furnish.
ed the dead mans wife with a powder
which she gave to her husband and
which killed him. The defense says
that the powders were given for the
purpose of curing the man of the whis
key habit and that they did not cause
mis- death.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-16
Bicycle Thieves Again.

The police department is kept busy
these days hunting for stolen bicy-
cles and hardly day passes without
reports of bicycles lost The owners
Of wheels are most too careless and
leave them anywhere they chance to
je at any time.