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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-04-06
LOCATION.


 LOCATION.
 This claim is located on surveyed land, approximately in tp 10 n, W, G & $ R M, in Tiger mining district, Yavapai county, Arizona. and is bounded on north end by lode claim, name unknown, claimed by Mir. Morrison, on by I'd N Ex Grey Eagle lode, lot No 47. and Gro BOnito, lot No 49, and South Gro Bella, survey No S54, and on the south and west by government land.
 VEINS-Royal vein extends from e, n 43 deg 45 min 1070 it to n e. North Gro Bonito vein extends from C e. n 43 deg 45 min 1O7O fit to c e. West EX Gro BOlitO vein extends from n c, IS deg 45 min W I4O1 it to e. South Gro BOnito vein ex- tends from c e. deg AS min 1500 1t to nee.
 LOCATION NOTICES-Notice of loca- ton of South Gro Bonito claim is of record in book GA of mines, pages 366-367; notice of location of Royal claim is recorded in book I1 of mines, pages 633-634 notice of location of West Extension of Gro BOnito claim is recorded in book IA of mines, pages 305-S06 :; notice of location of North Gro BOnitC claim is recorded in book 67 of mines, page 639, all records of Yavapai county, Territory of Arizona.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of said West Extension Gro Bo- nito, South Gro BOnito, North Gro Bonito and Royal mines or surface ground are re- auired to file their adverse claims with tbe Register of the United States land office at Prescott. Arizona. during the sixty days period of publication herein, or they will be barred by virtue of the provisions of the statute. FEN .. HlLDhEIH,
 Register. First publication April s, 19o4.-w
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-04-06

Remember the quick delivery drug store. Telephone 2l7 when you want something in a hurry. We deliver till 10 p. m. Corbin & Bork, the Burke Hotel Druggists. 3X2xtf
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-04-06
First publication March 23-w.
No. 661. Notice of Application For Mineral Patent.

U. s. Land Office, Prescott, Ariz.
 Notice is hereby given that the Monte zuma Gold and Silver Mining Company, an Arizona corporation, by W. N. Kelly, it's president, whose postOfice address is Pres colt, Yavapai county, Arizona, has made ap- plication for a patent under Mineral Sur vey No 1842, for 148S it of the Lone Star lode, and 937 it of the Lone Star First North Extension lode, bearing gold and sil- yer with surface ground as hereinafter de- scribed. situate in Hassayampa mining dis trict, in said county and Territory, and de- scribed by the official plat herewith posted, and by the field notes on file in the office of the Register of the Prescott Land District, as follows, io-wit:
 LONE STAR.
 Beginning at cor No 1, whence quarter sec cor between secs 30 and 31, tp 13 n, 1 W, brs deg 54 min 9S3.5 fit; thence D s4 deg 49 min 292 1t to mon n c, and 592 it to cor No 2, marked 2-L S, 3-L-S-1st-N-E- 1842; thence s 3 deg 1C min e 14SS it to cor No 8, marked 3-L S-1S42; thence S4 deg 49 min W 300 it to mon c c, and 592 it to cor No 4, marked +L-S-1s42; thence deg 10 | min 14S8 fl to said cor No l. Var. 14 deg e. Area 20.2l0 acres. Lin. Lode it 14S8. LONE STAR FIRST NORTH EXTEN- SION.
 Beginning at cor No 1, whence said quart CT sec cor brs 70 deg % min 226.2 1t {; thence s4 deg 49 min 292 fit to mon n e c, and 592 it to cor cor No 2, marked 2-L-S -S-1st- N-E1S42: thence deg 21 min 937 it to cor No 8, identical with cor No ?, Lone Star lode of this survey; thence S4 deg 49 min W 300 fit to mon c, and 592 it to cor No 4, identical with cor No 1, Lone Star Lode of this survey; thence n deg 21 min W 9S7 it to said cor No 1, of this lode. Var. 14 deg e. Net area 12.733 acres. Lin. Lode fit 9S7. | The location notices are recorded in Min | ing Records of the County Recorders office as follows: Lone Star, book 3, page 396, and, Lone Star First North Extension, book 8, page 395, and both locations are bounded on all sides by United States lands. Dated, Prescott, Ariz., March r, 1904. FEN $. HILDRETH. Register. Eirst rnblication March 02-w
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-04-06

Now is the time you need medl- cine to tone up the system, drive out the winter impurities, and overcome that tired feeling. There's none to equal the EBitters. Try bottle. It always cures indigestion, dyspepsia, colds, Ia grippe, spring fever or gen aral dabaR
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-04-06

Go to Kearnsy s. COunsr building.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-04-06
Mineral Application No. 655.

First publication March 2S-w.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-04-06

First publication Feb.17-W.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-04-06

AREAS.
 Sunar lode, total net area ...--. .I.263 acres
 Wire Gold lode, total net area. -10.136 acres Gulch lode .1S.608 acres Less conflict with 2nd N. Ex G. E.. OPP acres
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-30
PHELPS MADE AMEND
Governor Bates Hints at a
Recall For Quincy.
JUDGE PERSONAL REGRET
Government VIII Reply TO Com
plant of MI. Raikes, Giving State
mcnt of Facts Regarding
Arrest Incident.

BOSTON, Sept. 30.-Aftcr allowing
time for the communications in the
Ffelps-Gurncy case to reach Wash
ington Governor Bates made public
various letters bearing on the subject.
Governor Bates suggests that the at
tention of the British ambassador be
called to the breach of the laws of
Massachusetts under the belief that
the ambassador will take such action
MS the case may demand.
The governor Informed the state de-
partment that the Judgment against
Third Secretary Quincy of the British
embassy has been vacated and the
fines imposed RENTED. He says that
Justice Phelps expressed regret to the
secretary by letter. a copy of which he
forwards.
The governor also expresses regret
that his want of knowledge of the law
has resulted in an error of judicial au-
t~lority in Massachusetts and expresses
the hope that the statement of regret
by Judge Phelps may be recognized as
n conclusive disavowal of any inten-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-30
ton of Massachusetts
international law.

1t is said here that the state depart
ment ut Washington will prepare a
communication to the British ambas-
sador embodying Governor Bates re-
port. This will be in the nature of a
reply to the complaint made by Mr..
Raikes, the British secretary of en-
bassy, and, while expressing regret ut
the occurrence, will present a sobe;
statement of facts and the testimony
adduced to show that Secretary Cur
ney did violate the local law.
The letter Of Judge Phelps to Third
Secretary Quincy was as follows:
"As justice of the Lee police court l
regret that through a misrepresentation
of the law l assumed that the court
had jurisdiction over the person of a
member of the embassy of the British
government.
Having become apprised of this err
ror and seeking to make all possible
reparation therefor the court has va
Gated and annulled all proceedings TAX
en- in the matter of the complaint
against yourself and the erroneous
judgment entered thereon.
Il beg further to express my pro-
found personal regret that | should
have been, without Intentional error,
the cause of your W personal vexa-
ton and annoyance. or that anything
should have occurred which may have
seemed to be. though not so in fact. Il
want of respect for the rights of a rep
r~csentatlve of the government of his
Brittanic majesty
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-30

YONKERS, n. Y, Sept. 30.-A man
who is thought to be from Richmond
borough was killed in Jerome avenue,
the Bronx. and his mangled body was
brought to this city. DIR. Mccormack
of st. Joseph's hospital, who was call
ed, crawled under the car and attempt
ed to administer stimulants, but in a
few minutes emerged and said the
man was dead. The body could not
be released until a derrick car arriv-
ed from West Farms.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-30
Suicide Had Love AFFAIR.

HARTFORD. Conn, Sept. 30.-Dr.
Friend A. Phelps. formerly a practic-
ing dentist of South Norwalk, shot and
killed himself while in bed in II room
he had hired in a Main street house
here. A letter found in a pocket of
the clothing indicated that the doctor
was Respondent over a love affair and
his financial condition. 1t has been
ascertained from friends that DIR.
Phelps had been in failing health, due
chiefly to prostration. He was
thirty-two years of age and unmarried.
Situation Want ads. printed free.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-30
A Golden Light Tint Failed.

LONDON, Sept. 80. Mrs. james
Brown Potter opened her season under
her own management at the Savoy
theater last night in a luckless manner
with a four act romantic play, ''The
Golden Light" by George Daring, Il
pen name which is understood to be
that of her sister. The play was so
poor that after many expressions of
ridicule from the audience the curtain
finally descended amid chilling silence.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-30

Lost ANYTHING: A cent-a-word pui
n the Evening News will find it fol
you.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-08-25
Constitutional Amendments.

The amendments to the constitu.
ton adopted by the last Legislature,
and to be voted upon by the people
at the election in November, will be
found in to-day's Sun.
Some Of these amendments are OF
special Importance and should be
carefully considered before election
day.
The first amendment provides for
the election OF county tax assessor,
tax collector, treasurer and county
surveyor for term of four years in.
stead Of two, as now provided, but
it will not affect the term Of those
officers elected ir 1904.
The second increases the msxi-
mum OF the school tax levy from
five TO seven mills, while the third
amendment PROVIDES That Judges az
county courts (not county judges
courts) shall be an attorney at law.
Article 8 is amended 80 as to give
to municipalities the right to ex-
empt manufacturing enterprises from
taxation for a period not exceeding
fifteen years,
Section 8 Of Article 16 relates to
the supreme court.
An amendment which is the source
Of considerable discussion among the
lawyers is article 20, amending Ar,
ticle 5, giving criminal courts OF re-
cord jurisdiction in civil cases where
the amount involved does not exceed
Oh 900, and concurrent with the
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-08-25
~. S. Tricked BY Willy Turk.

A press dispatch from Berlin says
that the Frankfurter Zeitung asserts
that the porte is indulging in some
sharp practice in its dealing with the
United States in the matter Of the
lalter's demands Tor the proper treat
ment of American schools in Turkey,
The American minister, the paper
states, after thanking the porte for
the satisfactory settlement, received
a reply to the effect that he has mis-
understood the Turkish note, which
did not concede Americas demands.
The paper concludes; "The with.
drawaI OF the American warsh!ps was
thus premature. Turkey is fooling
America according to traditional
methods.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-08-25

circuit court exclusive jurisdiction
Of proceedings relating TO forcible
entry and unlawful deiainer of lands
and tenoments. Tie adoption Of
this amendment, il is claimed, would
greatly relieve the circuit courts and
insure speedy trial of civil cases.
Article p provides for the divid-
ing Of cities and towns into four
classes and a uniform system Of
government for each class. The
adoption Of this amendment would
relieve the Legislature Of much time
consumed in consideration Of special
local Legislation and leave such leg.
islation in the hands Of the people
affected thereby. Two thirds OF
the time OF the Legislature has here.
tofore been consumed in passing
purely local legislation, and The
sun favors this Amendment above
oil others.
The voters have three months in
which to acquaiDt themselves with
these proposed new organic laws,
and il they do not do so they will
have only themselves to blame. -
Gainesville Sun.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-08-25
Satisfs ton Guaranteed.
Favors Six Years Term.

Chicago, Guy. l8-The Nationan
Business League is pushing its move.
ment to amthd u G federal constitu-
tion 50 as To l'ngll en- the presiden.
tial term 10 Fix Yeas and making
the preside ineligible for re-elec-
ton. The reason urged is the con-
slant danger If business depression
following the presidential election.
Endorsements of the plan have
been received from business men and
organization throughout the coun-
try. Amug those favoring the
plan are the Nalchez, Mis-, Cotton
and Nero ar,s' Exchange and
Governor A, j. Montague, of Viz
ginia.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-08-25

with llie esme plsyrd beiweeh
Madison and ThoDasyille last va
uay afternoon the baseball season
for 1904 came to an end sbe teasis
disbandta and the imported pisyrfs
'eIL for their homes or for Other
towns to fihish out the season
Taken altogether the season. ha.
been a successful one for the local
eam in all respects save financial.
Out Of ~ games played the local
won 20, lost 6 and tied one. The,
met some Of the very best teams IN
be State as well Ms the team flou
ThOnasville, Ca, and the RECORD
hey made is Que Of which the,
may be justly proud.
OF the six games played with
Townsville the home team won
Two out of three in Townsville, lost
one here won the first and tied the
bird when everything pointed to q
bad defeat in the last game. In the
first inning of the last game the Wis
itors pounded out five runs with
Hogg in the box for Madison.
Maynard did the twirling for Thorn
asville and his work was good for
several innings when the locals
found him and batted him sll over
the field, Before the game was en-
ded he had yielded up thirteen hits
aud struck out q teen batlers. In
The fifth inning Anderson went in
the box for Madison and his work
was superb. The ninth inning was
played in semi-darkness and there
was not light sufficient To play an
other inning to decide the tie. The
feature of this game was the mar.
velous catch made in left field by
Turnbull for Madison. Without
doubt it was the most wonderful
play ever seen in this locality and
he received a perfect ovation for his
magnificent work.
TO help out the baseball associa.
ton benefit game was played
afternoon between team
Of married men and one OF single
men. The youngsters won by >
score OF IL TO lS, but the old men
say that the umpire, Irvine McClel.
and, chiseled them out of the game.
From all indications Madison will
have q strong team next season, and
intends to play ball for all there is
IN it.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-08-25
Mrs Yates Enterta,us.

The hospitable home of DIR. and
Mrs, d. II. Yates was thrown open
Tuesday evening in honor OF Miss
Carrie Yates, their niece, Of Brooks
county, Georgia.
The hours were spent in pleasant
games and social converse, and The
guests spent an evening OF rare en-.
joyment. Alta LATE hour delicious
refreshments consisting OF ice cream .
cake and lemonade were served.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-08-25
TO Kill the Taste for Liquor.

The following remedy it is said
will effect n permanent cure;
II was oae Of those unfortunates
given to strong drink. When /
left OF q horri6 want of something
NNnust have or go disgraced. |
ydld neither eat, work or sleep.
Explaining my affection TO u man
Of much education and experience,
he advised me 70 take a decoction
Of ground quassia, a half ounce
stepped in a pint OF vinegar, and to
put a small teaspoonfdl of it in a
little water, and 10 drink it down
every time the liquor thirRt came on
ne violently. ! found it satisfied
The cravings, and it gave a feeling
q stimulus and strength. / contin-
ned this cure and preserved until
the thirst was conquered. For two
years l have not tasted liquor, and
have no desire for it. Lately, to
try my stength, l have handled and
smelt whisky, but / have no tempa-
ton 10 take it. l give this for the
Consideration of the unfortunate,
several Of whom / know have re-
covered by the means which / no
longer require. X,
--Ocala Banner.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-08-25
RiJN-ovER Lp64Ls.

NJ &A Al IA ff1t y TFt'kkfA W a i.(f.f "A,
|s3a ST. apd Nre. Nee, NJ Tkarin Ipfi
Monday torA ana "A abvvt 1 rna,isls w
Six @eeke aprsGan! v TB@S viii eat
visit the Worlds HTlr ats E,oufs 'Arti
when they have done thAfkFeat eh,,y to
their satisfaction they will procesS to
the Pacific Coast whiting California,
New Mexico and other sections Of that
great and beautiful country.
The attention Of all members Of the
loon military company is directed to
the order published on the first page ~
this paper relative to tho time Of aeseln.
bling for departure TO ST. Augustine
next week. Enlisted men are reminded
tlat this 10 a duty which they Owo to
the State and their presenceand attend
ance will be required at tho eneamp.
ment. II is sincerely hoped that en-
plOyers will readily and willingly grant
their employees leave Of absence for
this occasion.
W. T. Davis as Deputy GRAND Chan
cellor, installed the oficers-elect Of
Madison Lodge X. Of p on Monday
night This is a very interesting cere-
mony and was enjoyed by Oh Knights
present. Those who were installed are
Chas. e. Davis, G. O.; Columbus B.
Smith. v. Q ;E W. Rice, Pselate; and
Randell Rowe, NJ. OF W Jake Russell
and G. W. Sutley, I. &. ana o. g. re.
spectiveiy. Application for ocmber--
ship IN the order was received from one
Of Madison's popular young neu.
While visiting here among relatives
and friends Miss Nargie Sloan Of Clear.
water, Fla, and Mr.. j. 0. MADDEN more
Familiarity known az '0ss" we're mar
ried on Wednesday, nth inst, at the
home OF the grOom's brother, Mr.. Ram
Hadden, Rev. W. Fl. Carraway oflicia-
ting. The bride lie a beautiful young
lady Of just fifteen, and Mr.. MADDEN il
TO be congratulated 10 the choice he
has made. They have the best wishes
OF all, and this paper extends hearty
congratulations 10 each for j5ng, hap
Pr and useful life.
10 it u fact that Infants can ewimf
We have always heard that that "a one
Of the many thipgs In which the brute
creation excels the human, but II Joe
Knowles liz TO be- belieyed.-snd we have
30 reason TO doubt him, knowing him
to ee q truthful mao--that theory is ex-
ploded. Joe wss telling us the other
day that he went swimming in Livings-
ton pond and carried along with HIM
the seven-months old infant Of bis SIS
ter, He eaid that he carried the child
into the water and held IL, but that the
baby wriggled out Of his grasp and
SWAN to the shore, some fifteen or
twenty feet, In water neck deep TO n
man. Joe offered 10 prove bis asser-
ton and invited ue togo ont with him
and witness an exhibition Of the babe's
swimming proves, but something pre-
vented,
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-08-25
teachers Examination.

The regular uniform examination
viii begin Tuesday, September 9Th.
All applicants in Madison county
are requested to report at the High
School building at 8 o'clock Q. M.
supplied with the necessary writing
material, e,c
JoAN A. HuoHss, SnPt.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-08-25

Frank Moreland, who has been q
trusted bookkeeper for M. Lorente
4 Co., cigar manufacturers Of Ybor
CiN3 has mysteriously disappeared
win about ~, 900 belonging TO the
firm. Tampa Herald.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-08-25

Lee johnson, q young man born
and reared in Gainesville, was killed
while making balloon ascension az
Muncie, Ind, . few days ago.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-08-25

wauchula's public school opened
last week with an enrolment of 2ll
and the Advocate, the local paper
predicts an increase TO 800 before
the end Of the term.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-08-25
NOTICE.

1 have got my place (known as
the Peacock place) fully posted, and
will not allow any more hunting or
hAbing on it. ] will prosecute any
one doing same.
40 3w s. ALEX SnrH.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-08-25

Commissioner McLin has Issued
q circular to buyers OF cottonseed
meal warning them Of extensive
solicitations which greatly lessen
its feeding and fertiiizing value.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-08-25
,ARMORY Co. co.


,ARMoRY Co. &c"
FIRST REGIMENT INFANTRY.
MADISON, FLA, Aug. 20, 1904.
ORDER No. /.
Attention OF enlisted men is here
by called to General Orders No.
IS, A. 6, o., with reference to
State encampment for 1904.
All members OF company Sc
are hereby required to be present
at the armory of said company in
Madison, Florida, on Tuesday.
August 30, 1904, at 10 o'clock, a M,
fully prepared and equipped to- at
tend said encampment.
Special attention is directed to
the fact that no baggage allowance
is provided for enlisted men, and no
personal baggage can be carried save
that which may be transported
upon the person wrapped up in the
blanket roll. Soldiers are required
TO provide themselves with a blank
ct or comfort, a change Of under
clothing and such toilet articles as
may be carried in the blanket roll.
Tue khaki Uniform will be worn to
camp and tho blue uniform will be
carried in the blanket roll except
the forage cap which will not be
used.
CoLUmUs b. SMITH,
list. Lieutenant comanding Co. &C"
Attest;
ORA SANDERS, LIST. Sergeant.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-08-25
Attention, Co, c!

The annual encampment Of Flori-
da State Troops will be held at st,
Augustine beginning next We'd
nesday, Aug. Slst. The following
order directed to the members of Co.
G, has been issued by Lieuteneant
Smith who is in command of the
company, Capt. w. II. Dial, jr.,
being on mrlough. The attention
Of the men composing the company
is directed to the order and they are
required to comply with the pro-.
visions thereof. The order is as
follows:
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-05-05
Leland SiftinEs.

The spring rains will give the
miners plenty OF water. Some had
commenced cleaning up but have now
begun piping again.
Poor Dick, has gone, but we have
the promise Of AN able Writer from
Hugo AID we hope he will give us all
the news from Hugo
A good many prospectors are wait
ing for tho weather to clear up SO
they can go to the hills This will be
0 buy season for miners.
A big lot Of money il being expended
In the vicinity Of Greenback at preset
some quartz mines axe idle for lack
OF money to work them.
Some of t4e people held off planting
potatoes until the weather become,
more settled, as potatoes are liable tC
rot in the ground If they are cut.
A good many people come to lie.
land from Greenback and vicinity to
do their trailing. Goods can be
bought 20 much cheaper hero although
that vicinity has three stores.
We arc having quite showery
weather, good for vegetables and foi
all crops that are up. Grass and
grain never looked better; there will
be no need for irrigation for long
time, rs the ground is full of water.
We understand the company that
bought cut the Yank ledge on Rogue
river intends to build wagon road
from Galice Greek to Leland. 1t is
the shortest route and the grade will
be light so and the distance is not
moro than half as far to Leland as il
is to any other point of the railroad,
so it looks reasonable that the road
Will be made to this point
Mr. Henry, the postmaster Of Hugo,
made our burg a call last week. He
says overthying is 1ourishing at
Hugo At that place the republicans
nave organized Roosevelt club
which is tlourishinR, and numbers arc
being added at nearly every meeting.
Some OF the members, n short time
ago, were rampant democrats, but by
reading and meditation have opened
their eyes and they have become
strong republicans and good workers
for the cause.
We have no sickness to report
everybody is well-so may it be.
Wide Awake.