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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-05-31
MONEY BY TELEGRAPH.

An extension of money order ser vice by telegraph to points in foreign countries has been adopted by the Western Union Telegraph Company. The Prescott office has been instructed to accept money for transmission by cable to Great Britain, Ireland, France. Switzerland, Italy, Sicily, Spain, Portugal, Belgium, Holland, Sweden, Denmark, all of European Russia, Roumania, Servia, Greece, Corsica, Sardinia, and all other parts af Europe. The company likewise
 transmits money to Alaska, Cuba,
 nd the Philippines.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-05-31
RELEASE GRANTED.
Jef Davis Will Be Taken to
 California.

Yesterday about noon telephone ad- vice was received in Prescott from Al. Marsh, announcing that W. l.. Davis, brother of Jeff Davis, had sac- eeeded in securing the latter's release from the asylum, and expected to start toward Inyo county this morning.
 For business reasons it is necessary that MT. Davis stop over in Prescott, put as soon as possible he will con nnue his trip homeward. Marsh tele- phoned that the party would reach lere on the regular morning train. It likely that MT. Davis will be able start from Prescott homeward Mon. ay next.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-05-31
May Return Home in Care of Brother
(From Fridays Daily.)

(From Fridays Dally.)
 W. L. Davis, of Inyo, County, Cal, a brother of Jeff Davis, recently sent to the insane asylum, arrived in the city yesterday morning, and at once took steps to make such arrangement as was possible to permit of him se- curing the release of his brother from the asylum.
 When questioned as to such steps as he might take to secure the custody of his brother, he said: "I was in Ton opah when I first heard of the unfortu- nate matter as concerns my brother, and at once hurried home to my peo- pie in Inyo county. Without any delay I prepared to come to Arizona and see "Jef," and concluded it was best to stop here before going to Phoe nix. So far as I have been able, I have secured such documents as will enable me to take my brother home with me, and I am in hope that will be allowed to do so. All the county officials connected with the hearing of the case havex extended to me the ut most courtesy, and unless there is some legal reason to prevent, will return home with him."
 In order that Mir. Davis might have every possible assistance while in the capital city he was given letters by the examining physicians and all the officers of the probate court which may prove of service to him on his ar rival there. Because of his being a stranger in this section, Al. Marsh, a warm personal friend of his brother, volunteered to accompany him to Phoenix and assist in every way pos sible to arrange for the release of the afflicted man.
 So far as can be learned here the condition of Jeff Davis is such as will allow of his being given in charge to his brother, and it is hoped by all of his many frienls in Prescott that there will be no difficulty in making the necessary arrangements. In speak ing of the matter, MT. Davis said to a Journal-Miner reporter:
 "We at home think that if Jeff comes home he will grow all right in a short time. If he needs it he will get the very best of medical attention, and the surroundings of his carly days will, we hope, soon relieve him of his mental trouble. I have been treated in a most courteous manner by all the people whom I have met here, and hope I have shown that I appreciate it.n
 It is MT. Davis's intention to stop here on his way to California should he have no difficulty in securing the custody of his brother. The business affairs of the sick man will require some attention, and as soon as these shall have been disposed of, MT. Davis will continue his trip to Inyo county. During yesterday he was given every possible assistance in securing such letters as will help him, and while the authorities here have in fact no jur- isdiction in the matter all have given him letters that will prove of satisfac- ton to him in Phoenix.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-05-31
SOLD BY SHERIFF.

What is and has for long time been known as the Rapid Transit mine was yesterday sold at sheriff's sale for the sum of s12O911, and the record of same made late in the afternoon. The sale includes all the property ex- eepting the hoist and hoisting works, and such small buildings as remain on the property. The claims in the deal likewise include a portion of what is known as the Apache Panther claim, all of which is described in the shsrifs deed of sale.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-05-31
in Pasadena, Cal, returned ts Jers.s yesterday to spend the sun.er vacaf tioa at her home.

JEROME, May 26-The manage ment of the Copper Chief mine have decided to retimber their mine through out, which means an expenditure sf about s30,O00. This is necessary on ae- count of the shape of the timbering, which became in bad condition, while the mine was shut down. It is re- ported here that the control of the pre- Perty has recently changed hands, and this nove timbering is only a prelin- mary to the active starting and work ing of the property, which is known to be great mine, for which large sums of money have been refused.
 Shelter to Resume. ....
 The United Verde Copper Company IS busily engaged in getting the mine in running order again after the da- mage done by the cave in. The trains are again running into the passenger station, the sunken places in the track having been entirely filed in. Both the old and the new hoists are running and bringing up ore, and the smelter will likely start again tomorrow, and in week it will be impossible to tell from the look of things that there ever was cave in.
 Stockholders Visit.
 The party of stockholders of the Pfau Mining Co. who have been out inspecting their property, arrived in Jerome this morning, in a large tally ho. They are here to look over the UAited Verde mine and shelter. and will shortly leave for Prescott.
 Personal Mention.
 Tom Campbell, the Jerome postmss- ter, returned yesterday from Califor- mia, where he has been visiting his fla mily for the last two weeks. He re- ports having had a very pleasant trip.
 Mir. Price, who carries the mail be- tween Jerome and the Iron King, was thrown from his horse yesterday, and had his left hand severely sprain- ed. He was leading one horse and riding the other when they became frightened and he was thrown.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-05-31
BIC TIMES.

It does not often occur that you can dance thirty dances and have a holi- day to rest. Remember this will be the case at the Hard Times ball at I. O. o. F. Hall Monday night, May 29. Tickets $1 per couple; soc for extra ladies; supper free.
 Music furnished by Mrs. Smith and F.. Emanuel. Y
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-05-31

JEROME, May 25-The cave in at the United Verde mine is not thought to be as serious as was first supposed. Several hundred of the men who were laid of were put to work yesterday morning, and it is not thought that the smelter will be shut down for more than week, for by that time they will be able to get ore in sufficient quanti- ties to start up again.
 The large engine that runs the hoist in the main shaft was thrown out of plumb about four inches which will have to be repaired before it can be used.
 The sunken places over which the railroad passes are being filled in and it will only be few days before the trains can run into the station as usual. Many of the men are leaving town, who are afraid to work in the mine since the cave, but the old miners who have been here for years say it is as saf as ever and the company is telling them not to leave town as they will have use for them almost immediately.
 Became Sea Sick.
 Two of the party of mariners who started for Phoenix by water got sea sick when they got down to about Camp Verde, and decided to walk back to JeromeJ at which place they arrived last night. The rest of the party is reported as betting determined to con tinue until they reach their destina- ton.
 Social Postponed.
 The date on which the Ladies Aid Society will give their strawberry so- cial and musical entertainment has been postponed from May 30 to June l, on account of the former date con ficting with other affairs which will come of on that date.
 Minor Mention.
 The Clinkseale Building is being renovated and put in shape to be occupied by the Miller Co.'S hard ware department.
 Nevin and Owen have taken the room next to the bank for their un- dertaking parlors, and will put them in shape for occupancy.
 Repairing Water Pipes.
 The water pipes on Main street are being repaired, which broke the other day.
 Personal Mention.
 Mrs. Kirwagen, who came up to Jerome to be near the doctors, while she was sick, is reported as improv- ing.
 James H. Holland. of Phoenix. is re- gistered at the Bartlett.
 R. J. Gray of Camp Verde, is also registered at the Bartlett.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-05-31
Fire Fighters Training For The Coming
 Races
Officials Inspect The L. B. & Arizona
 Mine

JEROME, May 27-The United Verde smelter has again all of it's fur naces running and working full force. Owing to the number of men that left when the eave-in occurred the force is not quite full handed in the mine, but sufficient ore is being handled to keep the smelter running.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-05-31
New Locomotives

The United Verde and Pacific Rail. road has ordered two new Baldwin locomotives to be used between here and the Junction. The engines are of the latest pattern, and are expected to arrive most any day.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-23

is well known in local club circles
Manager Watkins has his eonsen. ,
participate in the coming contest
the 'club.
"Tbe Albsalem Stars win cop.s
the following players;
Nelson, center, weight 1876; Gua,a
Philbrook (1s9), and Marker tl7ol
tackles, DOlan (10O), and Boyer tlssi
ends, Coleman (lse), and Hepkl,
(17s); quarter, Beach (l5s); halv.
Mace (le9), and Bishop (172); fuI
back, Raider (166). Subs will bo Nc,
Curry (17O), Tackle; Patton tl4s,
quarters haR, Long (176). and I,opn,
berry (17e), fullbaek.
"Philbrook has been picked as
member Of the All.star teams Of ioo,
'O3 and 'O5, and is one Of the bev
known players in the state. Bow
was formerly a member Of tho scat.l
Athletic club team, having been
member Of that team when IL won N
championship from Multnomah in Isol
"Beach was the star quartor.bae
Of Willamette during the season a
1904, and was elected captain "a
1905, but did not return 10 college
"It viii be seen that with the q,
ceptioD Of Dolan, Boyer and Beae
this is the team that defeated Multp,
nah 4 TO 0 in November and IL tb
only team that has done 20 this seasor
Muhnomah hopes 10 get revenge thi
time and wipe out the defeat"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-23

Salem has once more warmed 10 The
football spirit, and the great question
today is "what will be the result Of
the game Monday between the Multi
nomab eleven and Cbauncy Bishops
AN stars'i"
The Willamette team, which was the
only northwest college team 10 ever
dofsat Multnomah, weakened by the
loss Of tho giant tackles, Pollard and
Kellar, but strengthened by the addi.
ton Of Bishop, who played the star
game for Multnomah in her contests
with Oregon and Seattle, and who
shared that honor with RAIDER In the
game with o. A. O., by the addition
Of Dolan the famous tackle Of the
%. A Q. eleven, and quarterback Paul
Beach, whose head work enabled viii
lamottc 20 make such a good showing
against Multnomah In 1904, viii 90 70
Portland next Monday morning under
tho name Of tho "saiom All Stars" 10
ba,tio with tho mighty MultnomahG
That II win be ono Of tho greatest
games ever played In tho northwest
there can be little doubt. Each side
fully realizes tho strength Of it's oppo.
ncnt, and will 20 into tho game neither
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-23

point transportation that is from the rail to
which projected to Coos Bay VIII
completed win the barbcr Of Coos
Bay, which brings with it the birth Of a new city
gentlemen Of this convention in Of the rapidly
growing hqTbor petition the
congress procuring from the national con
sufficient hRrboT and channels and TO
strengthen eTtend the iees the entrance TO bay
connection would call attention that within the
the Southern Pacific Railroad
Company branch main line the Drain Sta
the habor Of CO Bay This will section what has
neededd rail communication with the outside world
information which consider reliable that before
many pass the world win be assured that great transconnen
railway win have s terminus in Coos Bay, reaching territory
the untappd section Of state known Eastern and
Southern
concluding this permit to state that hail from the
thriving city North Bend Bay and delegate
ask it's help behalf tho Of
citizens Allow to thank for patience in listening 10 tho
story Of needs
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-23

He played a great game for William
cite all during the season Of 1904, and
such was the confidence that his fellow
players had in him that they chose
him TO captain the team In 1905. Hard
" had school closed last June, how
ever, bsfore he had taken unto him
self a wife, and consequently could not
return to school.
"Racehorse Mace" win be the same
old standby at left half that ho has
always been, while Bishop will take
care of the other half. Bishop will
not only strengthen the team on Of
fensivo work, at which Il Is doubtful
IL he has an equal in the northwest,
but he will alec strengthen it upon
defense. RAIDER, who was fullback on
the AllNorthwcst team and who has
been elected captain of Willamette for
1905, win have his favorite position.
BY glancing at the above lineup no
one will wonder that Coach overheld,
Of the Multnomah club, is dismayed be
cause his men have not been turning
out for practice. Multnomah, how
ever, will bo there with tho goods
when Tho time comes, for she always
plays goods ball, and she also has
made some acquisitions
The following in regard 10 the game
was taken from the oregonian, and
shows how Il is viewed by the sport.
ing editor Of that papers
"The Salemites are 10 have n very
strong team, for they will practically
comprise the cream Of the Willamette
team, which recently defeated Multi.
nomah, and in addition will have sev.
eral crack college players who are now
residents Of Salem. Tho fact that both
Bishop and RAIDER have played on the
club team made a new sot Of signals
necessary for tho game, and on that
account last evening was devoted sole.
ly 60 learning the new code.
"Multnomah expects 20 have both
Roosevelt and stott on hand for The
Christmas game, and both these men
win be on tho team that faces Seattle
on New Years day. stott viii play
end IN the coming game, for he stated
that no would not take tho quarter.
back position n offered, on account Of
his not being acquainted with che mon
Rupert has done 20 we'll in the last few
games that tho olubmcn would hardly
consider a change.
Roosevelt tho giant guard Of tho
University Of Idaho, who win arrive IN
this city In day or two for the pur'
pose Of spending the holidays with bis
relatives and friends residing here He
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-23
DEVELOP ALL OREGON
toontlnuod frOm pago 81

Ous streams bounding inaccessible hg ready and
willing 20 do the work Of the power plant
According agricultural statistics and tho
published by the Oregon agricultural college show. that
BY comparison agricultural lands Of the Coos
Bay country better fertile and together with tho
climate possible Of agricultural productions embracing
everv Grain grass fruit vegetable tho
heavier the harvest certain, the market s good
Bay country h IT ha sail the necessary chem
zeal ingredients propagation al kinds Of needs
fertilization practically nKhaustb The climate enables
70 every Of the somng There but lit
that not good for product or an
other either wheat hops vegetables berries pasture The
fall until Christmas all the spring until May Har
vest is continuous just the grain win stand
country for $4,000 farms Of
100 and amed along the line of mod
methods the income that will be derived from these farms figured
only $1,000 to each farm win be the enormous sum Of s2S per
regards according to the United States signal
reports the observing station Coos Bay has
quabo the observing stations in the
records for eighteen show that tho
average during the Coos Bay
degrees Tho rainfall varies from afy inches the
o about twenty inches in the interior
outline Of the Coos Bay country and her
questions relating transportation The capacity
Of railway that point greatest resistance;
point may come whatever railroads that will bc built wiz
v hsv. their ,erinus on Coos pav for the reason that 20
grades e traffic Therefore tho products Of the
mine and farm In The Coos Bay country who going 70 their final
economically shipped through that hsOr than via
draft Of the vessel b always regulated by the depth Of water
over tho Of bal a tho harbor
capacity the vessel regulates tho freight charges with this
every depth tho
bar Of tho Coos Ray hbor entrances increases tho value Of prod
country tributary haTbor by that ratio whatever
tho DEDUCTIONS tho vessel makes by carrying tho Increased tonnage
Ts then, makes Il Of vital I'm
PoT'anee to every merchant 70 every umocmh he operator and
farmer that operating in tho Coos BAY country Toy should
shipping for further Improvement Of the Coos Ray
bar and he bay interests should ala Tho interior getting
railroad facilities
routes Of prod
u ana their anal maIkS, have in all located commercial cities at
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-23

overconadent nor yet with fear and
trembling.
Tho fact that RAIDER and Bishop
have both played with Multnomah
made IL necessary for the Portland
team 70 change It's signals and also
gave Bishop a chance TO size up the
clubmen. He now knows where every
strong point is, as well as the location
Of the weak places, and will know
what plays to avoid and what ones 10
try.
Nelson will occupy his old position
at center, while Marker and Philbrook
win bo found In their places az guard.
Dolan viii play right tackle in Pol.
lard's place, and McCully, who played
sub on tho VARSITY" team all sea
son, will hold down Kellar's position
al loft tackle. Coleman win have hs
usual place at left end, while Patton
and Hcnklc win probably alternate at
tho other extremity.
Tho arrival Of Beach from Seattle
last Tucsday was hailed with delight
by all Of those who had seen him play
in tho days Of yore, and, with him at
quarter, the Salem boys win 20 into
tho game with a feeling Of security.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-23

Bcautifying mothods that injuro tho
skin and health arc dangerous. BO beau.
tiful without discomfort by tAlins
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. Sun.
shiny faces follow its use. 30 cents
DR.. Stones Drug Store.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-12
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-12

MOUND CITY.
~ IN ~ ~ 81 q v v y " " W. - =
June 10, 1905. 4

On Tuesday, June 20th, the ladies
of the Episcopal church will give q
lawn sociable in the enclosure Of the
church building. Proceeds will be
given 10 aid the interests Of the so.
clety. An evening OF pleasant enter
tainment and sQciability may be an
ticipated
Geo. w Dunn has given notice in
the local papers that he will no longer
be responsible for the debts incurred
BY Mary Dunn, his wife, as she has
deserted him, as he declares in his
formal notice.
The Mound City school board has
advertised for bids for the erection
Of an addition to Loyejoy building
tcolored schools) in the third ward.
The bids will be opened and the
award made on Thursday, 18th inst.
This section needs a copious down
pour Of real wet, watery rama VERT.
able soaker in fact All vegetation
Is whiting. curling and twisting like d
cabbage leaf cigar We want gul
10y Scourer.
Grand Chain and Pulaski--two q
the entertahingest towns in Pulaski
cauntyhaye already announced thai
lthey will have big blow OUT OF
\ tho Fourth III July.
Mrs Daniel Hogan has been yisitin'
her daughter, Mrs, Rose Hogan ri
Hot al Nashville Tenn.
She marine ways in this city I
making repairs on large railwa,
transfer boat from Thcbcs,
n $. " Fix superintendent of IN
canning factor& has been called h
the parept pla IN in Greenwood, Ind
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-12

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produced IN that vicinity
ullin shipped fifteen carloads Of
strawberries this seasonal record
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-12

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