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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-04-12
Advises Rejection of Oil King
 Donation.

"I believe the Congregational church should reject the gift of Sl00, GOO ny John D. Rockefeller for foreign mis- sionary work because it will injure the moral welfare of the church and its power for good, '" said Rev. R. w. Rog CTS in a sermon at the Congregational church Sunday evening.
 Rev. Rogers had for his subject the religious question, "What Should Christians do with Gifts Presented by the Ill-Reputed Rich, and Should the Congregational Churches Accept the $1OO, GOO Offered by Mir. Rockefeller"
 ''The name of Rockefeller is synony- nous with corrupt wealth, and the church As a whole would lose if it ac- cepts this gift while the world looks upon Hr. Rockefeller as the gainer of corrupt wealth" he continued.
 ''Of all the problems that face the Christian, what to do with gifts from the ill-rsputed rich is the hardest tc solve. We all know it is necessary tC have money to carry on church work, but when we are offered money that l. tainted and polluted we should think some time before accepting it.
 "This gift of Mir. Rockefeller to tho Congregational board of missioLs il rather unexpected, because his gift heretofore have been made to colleges and the Baptist church. It is saiC that the gift was in wRy solicited and now the great question arises, cal and will We use the money for religi ous purposes!
 "Hot all rich aen are dishonest. ant no statement is 20 false as that al men with over s2sO, OO0 came by a least part of it by dishonest means No man knows the pedigree of dol lar, and it is impossible to say whicl is pure and which polluted. Som have argued that we should tate tn polluted osin and redeem it.
 "I believe s committee should b appointed ts confer with Mr. Rocke fsller's managers to dstermins wheth CT or not his methods are dishonest.
 "WhAt we need today is churcl that will curb the spirit of greed There is such g tendency to gain mon ey by any means at hand, that " should emphasize the fact that ther is something more than wealth in thi life.''
 In closing Rev. Rogers said that 'i the Congregational church accepts tn gift now, the church record will b plotted, and it's power for good injur ed. "
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-04-12
Taxes on Wool to be Subject For
 Test.

Whether taxes should be paid in Yavapai county both on sheep and wool, or only on the former is ques- tion that will have to be decided be- tween a number of sheep owners at Cordes and Assessor D. J. Sullivan in the courts.
 Deputy Assessor P. J. J.Farleybrought five sheep owners before Assistant District Attorney Sam L. Pattee yes terday afternoon, and obliged them tC give bonds in double the sum of taxe'
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-04-12
ARBITRATION
 EFFORTS FAIL
Sy Associated Frees.

CHICAGO, April 11.-OfferinR to arbitrste everything in connection with the Montgomery Ward strike, with the exception of the garment workers grievances, committee of the Commerclal Exchange. an organi- ration of Chicago employers, dead locked with the representatives of the Chicago federation of labor and the joint teamsters union at the Grand Pacific hotel this afternoon. The meet ing adjourned without peace in sight. The union labor committee, fresh from a conference with Mayor Dunne, set forth emphatically that the team sters were out in sympathy with the garment workers only, and that if the grievances of the latter were not to be considered, there was nothing to arbi- trate.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-04-12
No Changes to Be Made.

From Tuesdays Daily.
 Frank A. Jones, who yesterday as sumed his new duties as general freight and passenger agent of the Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix, left for the south last night with H. P. Ane- walt, his predecessor, to take a run over the company's lines.
 Mir. Jones arrived here Sunday night and has already met a number
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-04-12
PUBLIC RECORDS.

The following is the daily report of instruments filed in the county re- corder's office, as reported by the Prescott Title company:
 April 6.-James Cash locates three mines, Pine Grove dist.
 NJ. R. Stoddard locates two and amends one mine, Agua Fris dist.
 Lute Abel to James Cash, deed, Galena, Emaline, High Pressure and Annie mines, 5000.
 A. H. Lyons and J. A. Knoblock to J. A. Knoblock, deed, Gideon Giroux place in Deception Gulch, Jerome, $500.
 J. R. Lowry, sheriff, appoints A. F. Champie as deputy.
 Prudential Copper Mg. Go. amends locations of two mines, Black Hills dist.
 c. F. Avery and R. Sumid locate Contact mine, Black Hills dist.
 George Myers etl al locate Black Jack mine, Octave dist.
 NJ. J. Nolan locates II mines, Hum- bug dist.
 NJ. J. Nolan files of a york on b mines, Humbug dist.
 Farley and Kay estate 9ls of work on mines, Humbug dist.
 H. c. Krueger to Prudential Cop per Mg. Co.,, deed. q, Memphis, Copper Queen and Black Hill mines, Black Hills dist.
 April S-J. K. Hsverty and A. c. Hall locate two mines, Big Bug dist.
 Charles DeGendt locates Antwerp mine, Humbug dist. F. A. Fletcher to H. v Paulson, deed. I-3 int in Keystone and and s. Exits Turkey Creek dist, sl.
 Estate Andrew Nelson to Frank Baldwin, q c deed, let 9 spa-aliH tract, Jerome, s2OO. ! Carrie NJ. Thorbeck to A. J. Kaob- lock, deed, lot on 16 to l clair', Je- r me, $500 A. J. Knob!ock to W. NJ. Flynn, leed, same property as last above, sl0O. James NJ. Croxdale to Ida CroxdSle, Iced, sw qr sec B., t 15, nI V, s25O.
 John Ceron locates Venice placer claim, Weaver dist.
 J. M. Pacnar to James Drunr, q c q, $50, 1-2 Tomboy, Nos. l, 9 snd 3 1 ,niD.E CasflA Creek diat
 T. r. AveriIl locates four placer claims, Big Bug dist.
 George P Harrington to Apache Panther Mg. Co.,, assigns agreement made by T. W. Otis.
 P. c. Wilder to J. W. Sullivan, deed, s25O, ls int in Moon mine and ore on dump of Mark Twain mine, Hass dist.
 lSC. Van VaIkenburg locates Cat Hop mine, Peck dist.
 April 6.-Providens Gold Mg. Co. locates Iron Mask and amends Bi Me talie mines, Black Rock dist.
 Provident Gold Mg. Co. files of a work on numerous mines, Black Rock dist.
 a April 10.-John McMaster and An drew Edgar locate Roanoke mine, Turkey Creek dist.
 Charles R. Laidlaw locates Sir Knight mine, Hass dist.
 c. W. Busick to P. c. Wilder and J. W.Sullivan, deed, in Moon mine Hass dist, sl. Robt. BHllis locates Constitution and Fannie V. mines, Seligman dist. 9 Cents per hundred for old papers
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-04-12
TRINIDAD ASSASSIN IS ALMOST
 LYNCHED
By Associated Press.

TRINIDAD, Colo, April s.-The assassination of John H. Fox, by De putty Sheriff Joseph Johnson and an attempt at lynching, frustrated by Sheriff Davis and posse, and later a race between the sheriff and the posse with the prisoner for a special train, and an angry mob of two thousand people bent on vengeance, were the wild scenes enacted at Trinidad this afternoon. The killing of Fox was cold blooded. He vas standing in the lobby of the postoffice reading a paper with his back to the door. Johnson entered pistol in hand, and without warning walked up behind Fox and fired. The bullet passed through Fox s head and he fell dead. The news of
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-04-12

the killing sped quickly and mob soon gathered determined to wreak vengeance. Johnson was taken to the jaiI and later placed on a special train and taken out of town.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-04-12

WASHINGTON, April l0.-Admiral Train, the commander of the Asiatic squadron, has cabled the navy depart ment that he has dispatched the cruis- CT Raleigh and several torpedo boats to the island of Palawan to observe the movements of the Russian and Japanese fleets which must pass through these waters.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-04-12
PRESIDENT IS
 AFTER WOLVES
By Associated Press.

FREDERICK, Okla, April 1.-The president says he is enjoying his hunt in the big pasture more than any oth- CT single event which has before hap pened in his life and that he would not miss it for thousands of dollars. Yesterday he witnessed four wolves captured. At the sight of this per formance he promised to duplicate the feature. None of the party doubted his courage but after red hot chase today when he sprsng from his horse and leaped upon a struggling wolf which was beset by dogs. the crowd cheered Justify. Up to date twelve wolves have been caught and the pres ident is much pleased over the manner in which the people of this community have remained away from the pasture. He says that the may remain here un- til Saturday. Once today the presi- dent rode upon a SIX loot rattleI which leaped at him four times. He killed it with his quirt.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-04-12
JAPANESE MOVE
 ON VLADIVOSTOCK
6y Associated Press.

GUNSHU PASS, April 1.-The Chinese state with great positiveness that Gen. Kawmamura' army, sup ported by General Nogi's army is moving in a northeasterly direction aiming to cut the Russian comnuEi- cations with Vladivostock. According to the same source 90, 900 Japs landed at Dalny on March 2a, and it is re- ported that six additional divisions are forming in Japan to operate against Vladivostock and Sakhalin. The Manchurian Chinese have adopted an attitude of positiveshostiIity to the Russians. There were number oi skirmishes last week between the Rus sian and Japanese scouting parties but no action oi serious consequences. Japanese are building at Sipgintan and Fapkoman and are said to be sur veying a road from Fankoman south ward and bridging the Liao river al Kaupisan where their commissary is located.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-04-12

FREDERICK, Okla, April 1l.-lt cannot be learned here whether the president has fully decided upon changing his program, but in case he remains in the reserve he will likely leave in time Saturday to arrive at the Colorado hunting grounds on Monday. The president is quoted as saying that he expected it would be the most in teresting day of the wolf chase. The pasture reserve where the hunt'is in progress, is a tract of 48O, GOO acres re- served from settlement when the hio- wa Comanche country was opened. Il is all under fence and is being leased by cattlemen.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-04-12

GUNSHU PASS, April 1.-The thsw has been followed by a fierce gale which has dried out the mud and is now raising a heavy dust. It is prov idential change as otherwise the troops tenting in the mud, probably would soon be subjest to sickness even in an epidemic form. It is steadily becoming more evident that the first calculations as to the Russian losses in the battle of Mukdsn were eIag- gerated. A portion of the Fifth Rifle regiment which was cut of at Mukdsn has just arrived at Kirin having sue ceeded penetrating the Japanese lines.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-04-12

ST. PETERSBURG, April 9, 2:3O a. m.-There was great rejoicing in St. Petersburg last night and at the admiralty, the yacht and other naval clubs ooer Vice Admiral Rojestvensky having successfully navigated the gateway of the China sea without en- countei ing the Japanese. The credit for the strategy by which the feat was accomplished, as it is learned, belongs solely to Rojestvensky, who accurate Iy assumed that as the Malay straits are the most practical route as we'll as the most direct, the Japanese would calculate that he would not dare force a passage there. Besides that Rujest' vensky planned stratagem to deceive the Japanese with which secret only two men in St. Petersburg were en
 trusted, by directing the Russian ad' miralty to order the colliers whicl were to follow to rendezvous Tn th' Sunda straits five hundred miles soutl of Singapore, feeling sure that th' Japanese intelligence departmen
 would be equal, as it probably was, t' the task Of ascertaining the destina
 tion of Rojestvensky and thereby no
 only threw the Japanese off the seen
 but officially deceived his own admir- atty where the news of the fleet hay ing passed Singapore created quite a
 much surprise as it did in the marin
 department at Tokio.k It is the belle
 of the admiralty that Togo is waiting near the island of Formosa 1900 mile
 north of Singapore. At the rate th' Russian squadron steamed from Mad agascar which averaged eight knots the greatest naval battle since th
 Nelson victory at Trafalgar should oc cur in about ten days. The sdmiralt
 realizes that Roiestvensky faces gres odds, owing to the immense superiori ty of the Japanese in cruisers and toI pedo boats, and reliance in his suocss is based upon the seven battlsshlp with which he can oppose Icgo's touI
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-04-12

9 Gents per hundred for old papers at the Journal Miner office. 2x14xtf
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-04-12
BALTIC SQUADRON IS SIGHTED OFF
 SINGAPORE
By Associated Press.

SINGAPORE, April S.-The Russia Baltic squadron passed here at 2:3o o'clock this afternoon. Forty seven ships steaming slowly at eight knots an hour four abreast presented a stTik- ing spectacle. The vessels, however bore evidence of the effects of theII voyage and at the water line sho"sd seaweed a foot long. The squadron WAS led by a large cruiser followed by three conve:i-d Hamburg American line vessels. Then came cruisers, col Hers and ba; aleshIps. The colliers were mostly in the center of the fleet. The d,rks of the warshlp were coal laden while the colliers and tor mer Hamburg American liners were light of draft. The fleet passed seven miles out. The Russian consul visit ed it and gave dispatches to the torpe- do boat. The feet consisted Of SIX battleships, nine cruisers, eight torpe- do boat destroyers, three volunteer fleet vessels, sixteen colliers, one sal wage ship and one hospital ship.
 The feet did not stop to receive dls- matches or consult with the consul but subsequently, the consul visited Vice Admiral Rojestvensky's ship talking to him from a launch. He did not board the vessel, but was cheered heartily on leaving the side ot the ship. The consul gave the fleet the first news of the fall of Mukden. The vessels are burning soft coal and tremendous smoke is visible for miles Gangways were not lowered and no body was permitted oh board the yes sells. No news was vouchsafed. The only launches allowed to approach the fleet were those of the Russian consul and of the associated press. Native: lined the sea front and were greatly excited. Artillery men and submarine miners were kept at their poets all day manning guns and mines. As th' fleet did not touch the harbor limit nC saIutes were fired. The squadron dis appeared about o'clock in the alter noon still smoking black on the east ern horizon.
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