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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-06-28
MUST PAY ON CANYON LINE.

The following order has been s. sued from Santa Fe headquarters:
 Owing to the character of this line, particularly as to it's grades, and with regard to the fact that it is solely de- pendent upon its passenger business, it has been decided that hereafter no free transportation will be issued over the line, except to employees when tra- yelling on the business of the com pany.
 On request from the proper officers of railroad companies, in behalf of their employees, orders will be issued for tickets for the round trip, Will Hams to Grand Canyon, at the one way rate, $3.S5, which will be honored on presentation at the depot ticket office at Williams, Arizona. The round trip rate for special cars is $6.5O for each passenger therein contained, with a minimum of eighteen fares, or SLY, and no special cars will be hauled upon oher terms. Tickets and orders for transportation for special ears may also be obtained from the general pas senger agents of Santa Fe lines, or at the depot ticket office at Williams.
 Annual, time or trip passes now out standing will be honored until date of expiration. E. P, RIPLEY, Pres.
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FORFEITURE NOTICE.
Prescott, Ariz., June 15, 1905.

Prescott, Ariz., June 15, 1905.
 To Brainard Judkins, his heirs and assigns. You are hereby notified that the undersigned has, during the year 1904, expended the following sum of money, viz, $500, in labor and i'm provements upon the Jack Rabbit min ing claim, recorded in Book 45 of Mines, pages g to II, records of Ya- vapai County, Territory of Arizona, and the Badger mining claim, record ed in Book 3s of Mines, at page 46S, same records; and the Queen of Hills mining claim, recorded in Book 43 of Mines, page 193, same records; and the Turk mining claim, recorded in Book 4S of Mines at page 96, same re- cords, and the Leo mining claim, re- corded in Book 55 of Mines, at page 333, same records, in order to hold said claims under the provisions of section 2324, Revised Statutes of the United States, and amendments thereto, con- corning annual labor upon mining claims, it being the amount required to hold said claims for the period ending December 31st of the year 1904, said mining claims being located near the Augua Fria river, Copper Mountain Mining District, Yavapai County, Arizona Territory.
 And if, after ninety days from the last publication of this notice, you fail or refuse to contribute your portion of said expenditure as eo-owner, your in- terest in said Jack Rabbit, Badger, Queen of Hills, Turk and Leo min ing claims will be forfeited, and be- come the property of the undersigned, your eo-owners, who have made the re- quired expenditures, by the terms of said section 2324
 R. H. BRUCE.
 MRS. KATE BRUCE.
 RSxsf nnhlieafiau. duua 25. 1908
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A CHAMPION BRICKLAYER.

Preparations are being made for ac- tive work at the Henrietta mine. Thos. E. Truitte, the brick mason, was en- gagged yesterday to lay the brick for the boiler, the brick work for the foundations for the machinery and for the building. This work will require about thirty days for it's completion
 Truitte, by the way, who is new conner to Prescott, has quite an unique record. He is the champion bricklayer of Indiana, and few months ago in bricklaying contest in Los Angeles, he carried off the hon. ors by laying 756 brick in an hour, while his nearest competitor placed only 425.
 He was pitted against the best ar tisans of Los Angeles, and at the close of the contest, he was picked up by the crowd and carried away on their shoulders.
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FOUND GUILTY AND
 SENTENCED PASSED
(From Tuesdays Daily.i

NIIOih AuSSudH Ddiiy.i
 William Thomas, superintendent of the county hospital, who was found guilty of collecting $31.75 from the county for the care Of a patient that was shown to have left the hospital during the time the cha rgas we-e ma 'e, was yesterday sentenced by Judge Sloane in the district court to six months in the penitentiary. Thus deei- sion after a hard fought legal battle, is not as much of surprise as was the verdict of guilt, and the case is now to go to the supreme court.
 When it became known about town yesterday that Thomas had been sen tenced to a term in the penitentiary comment pro and con was rife all about the business section. Carrying the case to the higher court of the terri tory is in keeping with what was ex- pected of the defense, and from what has already been shown in the case as tried before jury it is certain that no effort is to be spared to put an ex- tra spoke in the wheel of any move ment that must force Thomas to serve even part of the six months' sen tence at Yuma.
 Judge Sloan in passing sentence made timely and carefully worded taie
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TWO MONTHS GRACE.
Time Allowed To Prepare Appeal In
 Thomas Case.

William Thomas, superintendent of the county hospital, who has been sentenced to six months in the terri torial penitentiary, and whose case is to be carried to the supreme court, will have two months in which to ptepare for his hearing in the higher court. At yesterdays session of the district court, Judge Sloan made an order that his attorney be allowed sixty days in which to file. statement of facts and his bill of exceptions.
 Nothing new of importance is to be learned in this case, although it is no secret that Thomas is expected to win his cause when the matter comes before the supreme court His bond has been allowed to serve since his sentence, and he will continue to act as superintendent of the county hos pital pending the outcome of the pre- sent appeal to the supreme court.
 There are rumors to be heard with reference to the board of supervisors placing someone in his position at the hospital until . this suit shall be settled, but inquiry from the three members who are now in Prescott shows that no such. action is contem- plated.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-06-28
TUCSON WILL FUR
 NISH.A CONTESTANT
.(From Fridays Daly.)

Photographic advice from Tucson, re: ceived in Prescott last night, amour ces that there is to be a third coh- testant for the purse hung up for the 100 yard dash, to be given here as a part of the Fourth of July celebration. It is not known who the sprinter will prove to be, but if he be the man suspected 1t is declared he is fast one
 Because of Jerome having a man who last year outran the Prescott en- tYy, and flat these two men are again
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entered for the same kind of a race

euItEeu TUT luc Sdiuc AlHu OA d AoSO this year, the hundred yard running contest will prove especially interest ing. Should a third sprinter enter the lists as reported, it will make this event even more of a guess, and judg- ing from what is already to be heard as to the outcome, there seems no doubt that this race will be one of the lead ing features of the celebration.
 It was last night made public that the hose teams of Tucson and Tempe both of which had been training to en- ter the Fourth of July races in Pres colt, had decided not to come here, ow- ing to the expense of the trip. From what is to be heard both teams have been carefully training for this meet, and should their decision prove final, it will cause much disappointment.
 There is reason to believe, however, that some arrangement may be made to reduce the expense of the round trip, and that their reasons for declin- ing to come to Prescott may be over come.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-06-28
PUBLIC RECORDS

Chas. P. Myers files afr of ass. work on Black Warrior group of mines, Black Hills dist.
 Pete V. Sorensen locates water right on Santa Maria river, Eureka district.
 Fred Genung and Albert Weisling locate two mines, Weaver dist.
 Merit Shelton locates Colonization mine, placer, Big Bug dist.
 Wm. Stephens and wife to W. J. Davis, ". deed, W qr of or and e qr of " qr, sec 31, fl n, e, and lot 3 and qr of n " qr, sec 6, 13 n, , e, $2,5o0.
 E. Hunter ct al incorporate Magney Trolley Manufacturing Co.,; capital stock, s5O0,OO0.
 J. H. Ssyre ct al. file aff of ass. work on Leroy and Champion mines, Black Rock district.
 Matt Washby locates two mines, Big Bug district.
 J. R. Lowry, sheriff, appoints Clyde Kanoff as deputy.
 Thos. Fitzgerald to the Mount View Mining Company, deed, Mount View, Lydia, and Albert Morrison mines, Big Bug dist.
 J. T. Bishop, Wm. De Armond and wives, to Chauneey E. Butler, option IS months, S3O,000, Thunderbolt and Verno mines, Weaver dist.
 Il. c. Vincent, ct al incorporate Lan- easter Gold and Copper Mining Com Pany, capital stock, $1,00O,00O.
 Louis Rosenffeld ct al incorporate
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

If you want to hit the mark, aim a little above it. Every arrow that nies feels the attraction of earth.
 T. M. Earnhart, the well known re- sident of Kirkland, was in the city yesterday, and a guest at the Pres eott hotel.
 The suit of Roy Davidson against the Crown King Mines Company will be heard in the district court before Judge Sloan June 30
 Default and judgment was yester- day entered in the case of T. NJ. Earn hart against c. A. Cooley, the plain tiff, winning the case upon the show ing made in the district court.
 William Rudy, pioneer of this sec tion and a well known resident of the Kirkland valley, was in Prescott yes terday on business, and left for home this morning.
 Carl Keller and wife, with Ed. Shumate and family will today take an outing in the country. They will visit Granite Dells, and camp out in that vicinity today and during the night, returning home tomorrow.
 In the suit of F. Howard Skinner against the Lone Pine Mining Com pany, which came before the district court yesterday, Judge Sloan granted the motion for making the receiver party defendant in the litigation.
 T. R. Darnall, of Hillside, is visiting in Prescott, and will probably return home tomorrow. He reports his sec tion of the county quiet but prosper Ous, and announces that several of his neighbors will visit here during the Fourth of July celebration.
 There are three bundles of skins and scalps of mountain lions and oth- CT animals, now in the office of the board of supervisors. They were brought or sent in during Clerk Rob inson's absence, and the owners will likely arrive here by the first of July to claim such bounty as may be due them.
 Professor John I. Carlson of he of Science of San Fran cisco, arrived in Prescott yesterday, and will remain in this district for several weeks. Entomology is this savSnt s special study, and he is now a tour of the territory in an effort to make a new collection of what are vulgarly termed "bugs," which are native to this portion of the southwest.
 During the past week matters of pub lie record have indicated unusual aetiv- ity in mining in the Weaver district, and yesterday additional news of in terest was learned, in the consumma- tion of the sale of a group of claims by Dan B. Genung to the Trinity Gold Mining Company. Briefly stated the last payment or the purchase, in the sum of $6,2OO, was made, and final finished.
 T. F. Nelson, formerly a jeweler at Congress, died at Mercy hospital last evening from a complication of dis eases. The remains have been given in charge to Undertaken F. F. Nevins, but will not be buried until advice is from relatives. A message from Congress will reach here this to indicate where Nelson's relatives may be. The telephone line being out of order prevented commit nication last night
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-06-28

A. l.. Sroon to W. H. Palmer, lease, years, $3O per mo. adobe store build ing in Congress.
 T. Hackney and G. M. Cox locate Togo mine, Weaver dist. Ed L. Rodgers files aff of asst. work on Gold Hill mine, Silver Mt. dist.
 O. P. Hopkins to Gro Consolidated Mg. Co.,, m. deed, Florrie mine, Min eral Point dist.
 H. I. and R. NJ. Reid to Orc Con- solidated Mg. Co.,, m. deed, Buster, Buster No. 1 and Buster No. mines, mineral Point dist.
 Order of Probate Court in estate of Mary Miller, insane, confirming sale of lot 2, blk ,, Moeller add. to Prescott, to J. H. MeReynolds for $l25. H. c. Moore and N. Hale locate Ju- niper mine, Thumb Butte dist.
 w. J. Mulvenon files cert. of ex- emption from Hose Go. No. l, Prescott
 B. F. Peters and c. E. Waggen O. cate two mines, Hass dist.
 Grace s. Stoermer locates Little Grace mine and mill site. Thumb Butte dist
 -etaoin shrdlu etao esth esth esth esill etaoi etaoin shrdl tathar hmesil ortheil
 c. c. and A. Stukey locate Nugget No. 1 mine. Walker dist.
 c. D. Harvey and F. F. Averill locate North Rim placer, Big Bug dist.
 W. Nellis and wife to Joe Mayer. deed, 1-2 int. in mines in Copper creek dist.
 A. B. Barr files afr of poss. right to 16O acres of unsurveyed land 1-2 mile north of Mayer.
 D. N. Bartholdi and wife, M Bar tholdi, Mas. Bartholdi, and estate James Zener to D. J. Thompson, m. deed, $4,0OO; 1-2 int. in Arlington, Black Lode, Deposit, Silver Reef, Ro- salie, Mammoth, Blue Coat, Cecil mines, and Rosalie mill site and water right; also New York, Chicago, Olive, Gray Eagle, Teddie, and Sunset mines, Copper creek dist.
 U. S to D. Bowen, patent, Big Bug Nos. l, ?, 3, f, ,, 6, :, s, and P enyx placer claims, Big Bug dist.
 H. w. Cole and Jos. Q. Warren To- cate Staver mine, Big Bug dist.
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The following is a list of letters rt maining in the post office at Prescott Arizona. for the week ending Jun 25th. 1905: Boyd, J.T. Cbappen. Mrs. Eva. Cassen, Miss Josephine. Cook, Miss De Esta. Cowen, 1Tr. and Mrs. l.. O. Derby, William, S. @ Ewing, Lester @ Grayham, J. II. Gronberry, Arthur. Hennemon, Howard. letter, Clifford H. Manly, A. E. Mays, W. H. Manrer, J. Miller, Hilton. Miller, Fred. More, Miss Aula McCreery, Joe. Parker, Frank. Peabody, Howard. Petters, Burt. Power, Ellen, Mrs. Pryor, Jas. W. Randall, Mrs. Clara J. Ryne, Leo. Sepneer, Mss Lueiel. Seneer, Mrs. Luciel CD Sinsheimer, Sig. Smith, A. J. Sullivan, Miss Annie. Tullows, s. B. Woodberry, F. G.
 SPANISH. Adolpho l.. Aeota. Agustin Gotta. Don Comas Duron. Pedro Espinora. Domingo Valguez. Parties calling for any of the abov, etters will please say advertised.
 A. L. SMITH, Postmaster
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The Joaraal-Mner is the enly tapsr in NsrtAefa ArtzsnR that receives tAs Asssefsssa Frsss lIsFztxAxA
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-06-28
the Rosario Mining Co.,, capital stock

the Rosario Mining Co.,, capital stock $1,5OO,OO0.
 Andrew Peterson to Chauneey F. Butler, option, IS months, $22, 300, va rlous mines, Weaver dist.
 M. c. Burns To NJ Secular. m. deed, Bertie and Gold Bar mines, Cherry Creek dist.
 United States to Uncle Sam Cop per Company, patent, various mines Black Rock dist
 Lydia Smith to Luther and Minnie Harvey, W deed lot 15, blk 1, Moeller add, Prescott.
 Luther and Minnie Harvey to Geo. and Daisy Tisdale, W deed, $l,OOO, same property.
 F. c. Bowerman and S. McQuarrie locate Commercial mine, Weaver dist.
 Fred Stephens ct al locate Ohio pla- cer, Squaw Peak dist.
 John A. Martin locates three mines, Agua Fria dist.
 Bridget Freuler to Mrs. Mary Golf man, general power of attorney.
 O. A. Ensign locates Smithline mine, Humbug dist.
 W. H. Reiterman to Geo. w. Ramey, m. deed, Happy Jack, Red Rock, Gem, and Agua Fria mines, Black Hills dist.
 c. P. Ford and J. NJ Barnes locate four mines, Pine grove and Humbug dist.
 A. R. Morris and wife to E. J. F. Horne, deed lot 4, blk l, Bashford tract, Prescott.
 J. R. Lowry, sheriff, appoints Thos. Thompson as deputy.
 John Thomas locates four mines, Fig CT district.
 A. Ratcliff and B. F. Switzer To- cate two mines Hass dist.
 Richard De Kuhn files notice of es- tray of Buckskin mare at Cherry.
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LETTER LIST.

The following is a list of letters re- maining in the post office at Prescott, Arizona. for the week ending June 2Tih 1onI.
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Fssst publication, Juas ss. IsoA
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-07-19
NERVOUSNESS AND
WEAKNESS CURED
BY pE-RU-NA.

Miss Sadie Robinson, 4 Rand street,
Maiden, Mass, writes:
g Peruna was recommended 10 me
about 9 year ago as an excellent remedy
for the troubles peculiar 10 our sex, and
as found that all that was said OF this
medicine was true, am pleased 70 en-
dorse 1t.
al began TO use II aboaf seven months
ago for weakness and nervousness,
caused from oYersYork and sieepIeSs-
ness. and found that In a few days
begaa 20 grow strong, my apren i1-
creased and began 10 sleep better,
consequently my nervousness passed
away cad the weakness In the pelvic
organs soon disappeared and I have
beer wei and sfroGg ever since.
Address DIR. S. y. Hartman, President
of The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus,
o.. for free medical advice. All cores
poudence strictly confidential.
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NEGNlI Nj. W.
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BLUEHILL.

] BLJEHII-L.
/ Miss Lizzie Grindle is home from Port
land for the summer.
| Hon. Henry Mayo and wife were the
guests of Judge f. f. Chase Sunday.
| Mrs. Lizzie Merrill and family are occu-
plying the cid Colonial house on South
street.
George A. Clougk, of Brookline, Mass,
is spending few days with his family
here at their home cottage.
Charles A. Slower and wife, of Cam
bridge, Mass, are visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. X. P. Stover.
Mis- Carol Hooper, who, spent the past
year in Boston, is spending her vacation
with her aunt, Mrs. X. G. Lord.
Mrs. John W. Kane, with her two sons,
Warren and Sidney, has gone to northern
New York state to visit her mother.
There will be sale of cooked food, ice
cream and home made candy at the town
hall Friday afternoon at 3 O'Clock, for the
benefit of the ladies social library.
Mrs Lillian Adams and her daughter,
Miss Edith Adams, OF Oakland, Cal, and
Miss Anna Stevens, OF Chicago, daughter
of DR.. Henry Stevens, are guests of their
aunt, Mrs. Morton, at Orchard lodge.
Tickets for the concert of the Kneisel
quartette, which viii be given August 4,
are priced as follows: Glass A, 50; class
B, $50; class c, $50; general admission,
81. There will be explanatory remarks by
Mr. Krehbiel.
The Y P. 5. c. f. of the Baptist church
win give an entertainment in the chapel
Monday evening, July "a. There will be a
short programme, followed by "box"
social, the box being filed with supplies
for two. There will be an old maids
auction sale, at which gentlemen may
secure partners for supper, and others may
purchase boxes and find therein knot of
ribbon or some other token by which they
may claim their companion for lunch.
There was a very pretty home wedding
at the residence Of MIS-. f. L. Gross, We'd
nesday evening, July II, when her son,
Daniel l. Gross, and Miss Annie Parsons,
of Dorchester, Mass, were united in mar
rage by Rev. Z, Bean. The ceremony was
performed at o'clock, in the presence of
the immediate family and Mr.. and Mrs.
kidder, Of Dorchester. At Q o'clock a re-
ception was held, and many friends came
in to wish the newly welded pair happy
future. The parlor was handsomely deco
rated with evergreen and flowers. There
was vocal, piano and orchestral music
Delicious refreshments were served, and
some nice presents were received. Mr..
and Mrs. Gross have the best wishes of
large circle Of friends.
July IS NJ.
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DICK ISLAND.
July II.

The spring term of school at Duck
established in 1902 and is supported by
the State. Nine pupils, children of the
light keepers, attended this term. Five
of these, Millie Reed, Lucy Reed, Dalton
Reed, Willie Reed and Helen Reed, were
not absent one-hait day. The last day OF
school sas great day with the children.
They spoke patriotic pieces, waving bright
new flags and listened to interesting
Rotations.
In 1890 the government bought the
southern end of Great Duck island,
cleared off the trees, built three dwelling
houses Zone for each keeper light house,
whistle house, and other buildings neces-
sary. Last year schoolroom was finished
in one Of the government buildings.
Three terms of school have been taught
in this room. After the government had
cleared the land from the southern side OF
exposed to the wind, began to die. Then
all the best of the timber was cut and
carried away to be sawed into lumber
The trees left, being much exposed, died
and fell to the ground. So now forty or
fifty acres of land adjoining the light
station present desolate appearance of
dead trees standing or fallen. Among,
upon and under the decaying stumps are
the nests of thousands OF gulls with just
three eggs in each, now Matching out little
gulls. This is said to be the largest hatch
cry of gulls ON the coast of Maine. 1t is
often visited by persons wishing to see the
nests of guIls with the eggs or young.
July II. AMY.
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FRANKLIN ROAD.
CRUMBS

John Marshall is employed in Brewer.
Ney Killman, of Green Lake, was here
Wednesday.
Wesley Ford and wife have returned
from Veazie.
c. Z. Scribner and Rebecca Butler were
at Hancock Point Sunday.
Mrs. Evan Lindsey, of New York, Wis
tied relatives here last week.
Nathan Boyle, of Houlton, is here visit
ing his cousin, C. E. Scribner.
Mrs. Willie Stewart and son Dana were
at her old home in North Ellsworth Mon
day.
Herman Sinclair and wife and Mrs.
Stella Shaw were at Hancock Point Sun
Gay.
Mrs. Rose Young and family were in
AshviIle recently to visit her sister, Mrs.
John Tracy.
Monroe Mcfarland, wife and children,
from West Hancock, visited his sister,
Mrs. Emma Mckay, Sunday.
Fred Miles and wife and little son
Elliott, of Machias, spent Sunday with
their parents, William Miles and wife.
July H. G..
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BIUEHILL FALLS.

The straw berries have been very plenty
this season both cultivated and wild.
DIR. Riggs and wife are expected at
their cottage, Seven Oaks, at the Point to-
morrow.
Allie Friend has so much improved in
health as TO take his place as hostler for
|. S. Candage again.
Mrs. Colby Hooper and son, of Bluehill,
have spent the past week in this place
with her mother, Mrs. P. Friend.
Mrs Landers and Mrs. Greed, OF Dor
chester, Mass, who spent two weeks
with Mrs. P. w. Candage, returned home
Saturday.
Mrs. SHIELDING, two sons, two daughters
and three. servants from Pennsylvania
have taken the new cottage ON Mill island
owned by Mrs. Nevin, of New York, for
the season.
Mr.. and Mrs w. C. Norcross and son
Thomas, w. w. Norcross and Miss Kathe-
| rine Norcross, of Wellesley Hills, Mass,
and Miss Womersley, Of WATERFOWL,
Mass, are stopping at Pond View farm.
This is their second visit to this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Curtis and sons Gordon
and Robert, Miss Howard and Miss Kim
ball were their guests at tea Friday night.
Pond View farm, Fred Allen proprietor,
is fast becoming famous resort.
July IL. CRUMBS.