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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-09-26
SCHOOL or NgUslC ornss ooros.. 1,
Some Informatien Concerning the Yree
 ScholarsAips.

The Arizona School of Music which
 was founded at Phoenix, Arizona, by
 Mrs. Shirley Christy two years ago, and
 has grown rapidly and prospcrcd ae
 cordingly from the first day of its life. yesterday made announcement of th. opening of the third year on the frs, of October. For the year a limited
 number of free scholarships will be given in each department of the school in piano, violin, voice. mandolin and elocution. There have been no intricate
 restrictions placed around tho secur ing of the free scholarships. it being the desire of Mrs. Christy to assist any worthy person in the Territory in se curing an education in any line of ip struetion taught at her school, pro vided the persons applying for the
 scholarships are not financially ablo
 to pay for their education and are worthy of the benefits bestowed by tb. school.
 ' That such facts as thcsc may be e. tablished the school authorities have placed the following conditions upon the applicants for scholarships: First, application must be made to Mrs. Shirley Christy, 600 North 2nd avenue, Phoenix. Arizona, by letter. before September 2s, 1906. Second, the lei ter of application must be accompanied by letter of recommendation from a superintendent of . school. pastor of q church or reliable party, who must certify that the applicant is unable To pay for instruction and is worthy Of the benefits conferred by the school Third. there is no charge connected with the making of the application.
 By the offer generously made by Mrs. Christy, the director of the school. a way is made possible for any child or grown up person of talent to secure an education In music free of charge. IL is known that the plan just made public has been one of the plans of the director of the school since i's inception. In the two years past work along this line has been carried on. and in numerous instances has assistance in a material way been given by the school. As the offer !. open to all parts of the Territory, nc doubt there will be numerous appli cations.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-09-26
SHOOTING SCAAPE AT GROWN
 xIlgo.
fFrom Wednesday 's Daily. !

(From Wednesdays Daily.)
 News reached here last evening from Crown King of n shooting scrape near that place. in which william Sparks received . serious, if not fatal wound. From the mraeer details at hand 1t ap. pears that in the early part of the afternoon the injured man became in. volved in quarrel with two other s'en. whose names could not be learn. cd, when ono of them drew a six shoot. CT and fired point blank at Sparks, the bullet striking the right breast and entering the right lung. inflicting . painful and serious wound. The leaden missile was extracted by Dr. J. K. Me. Donneil, tho local surgeon. and at n late hour last night the patient was resting easy.
 A deputy sheriff win leave for the scene of the trouble by on early train this morning and escort two men to this city who are boing held. aecus~d of complieity in the affair.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-09-26
NEW CoU1sHs ADDED 4 THE UNI
 vE1slTY or ARIZONA.
(Rrom wsdnssdsy's Dsily.r

The Hoard of Regents of the Univcr. sity of Arizona, at their recent Sep. !tsmber meeting. took ose morc step In ths dfreettss sl enlarging and enrich. iae the cessass, offered by that insti. tuition, by as1ise.iaaGnnesips in music. Tho need for such opportSIifssS hes long been felt, particularly v ro ,d. vanced and well l.brdinatsd couYseS In music have hitherto bssn offered iu any school ia the Territory. To take charge of this new work Ms. c. a. Hoover of Rochester, Indiasa. wa else. ted upon the recommendation os p-csi. dsut babeock, who had thoroughly san. vassed the Asld while h the ,sst.
 Mr. Hoover is young nau of wide sad sxcsllsst tsainiag, both h vocal sad instrumental musie, bsisg . grad. sate of ReeAsstes Nssnsl uaivsvsity.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-09-26
FRANK wHIPP sAYS HE sHor
 BILLY oPA1x0.
(rrom phursday's Dsily)

Under Sheriff W. M. Neaelc return ed last evening from Grown King, hay ing in custody Frank whipp, who is said 10 have shot and dangerous, wounded William Sparks at the Grin dell saloon, in that camp, last Tuesda, afternoon at 2 o'clock.
 The accused man was lodged in th, county jail to await his prslimisary examination today before Justice of the Peace Keohane.
 Owing to the fact that there wer no eye witnesses to the shooting th, affair appears to be shroudcd in mys tcry.
 It is claimed by whipp that Spars :. fred the first shot at him. the buIle, missing its mark, when the Ire va. promptly returned by him. the leaden missile lodging in the right lung o, Sparks.
 Sparks will be taken to this city today for surgical treatment, when an effort will be made to locate asd es tract the bullet, which is still i'm be,ldcd in his right lung.
 Frank whipp has been resident of this county for the past two years, and has the reputation of being a peace full and law abiding citizen. William Sparks halls from Phoenix, where hi. father resides, and like whipp, is s miner by occupation. It was not learn cd whether the men were intoxicatei at the time of the affrsy.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-09-26
CowMEN TO SHOOT LIONS WITH
 NITRO.
(Yvsn Wsdnsoasy's Daily.)

Buoycd up by tho excitment and ap. parently not wcaricd by their all night watch at the mouth of cave iu which . number of mountains lions are supposed to bc hiding, Dr. C. A. Schrader. F.. r. Drew. and II. Drach. man. of Tucson, are awaiting the com. ing of Ed Pike, chief blastsmanof the Total Wreck mine. who is to "shoo' the lions out with giant powder.
 According to c. T. Roberts, supcrin. tcndcnt of the Total Wreck. the en. tire country is aroused and cowboys are gathering for miles around to take part in tho hunt when tho lions are driven from the cave.
 The Tucson Citizen tells us follows of the discovery: The discovery was mad. carly yesterday morning by Dr. Schradcr and Mir. Drew. They were climbing over tho high Empire noun. tains. searching for game, when MT. Drew. who is entitled to a front seat in the .o-pound class, struck . pune. ture, and was compelled to lay up for repairs. While the mining man was recovering his wind and his equilib. rum. n noise was heard above them. and looking up they saw . fine speci. mcnt of mountain lion disappearing into q cave.
 Hastily scrnmbling up the rocks, Dr. Schrader pcered into the cave. Fierce growls caused him 10 start back. For the growl of IA mountain lion is said to be blood curdling. cs. pecialiy to an amateur hunter.
 Lumberine painfully along behind, Mir. Drew finally reached the cave and was informed of the discovery. He also took look into the cave and again the ominous growls were heard. Mir. Drew did not spring back. how. ever. for he is a veteran in hunting. He immediately eamc to the conclusion that there must be several lions in the cave.
 While one of the hunters remained on guard the other went back to tho Total Wreck mine, two miles away, and gave news of tho discovery. N caused sensation and Il cowboy who was at the camp of Mir. Roberts rode like Paul Revere of tho revolutionary days to inform the cowpunchers that all the lions in the Santa Ritas, of which the Empire mountains are spur. had been corralcd in the cave. It is believed that the lions will come rushing out when the dynamite is exploded and the hunters will then sndeavor to pick them off.
 Meanwhile, the entire country in that vicinity is wild with excitement and every hunter hns taken his gun and started for the cave to get shot at the lions when they finally make their appearance.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-09-26
DEATH FOLLOWS EPILEPrIc FIT
(From Thursdays Daily.)

tFrom Thursdays Daily)
 Yesterday afternoon, about 2:3O o'clock. while travelling along the rail. road track. about two miles south of Jerome Junction, accompanies by q friend, John Roseberry was taken sud. denly Ill. and lying down alongside the track, lapsed into what appeared to be m opileptic At. Members of a section crew working in the immediate vicinity rendered what help they could to tho stricken man, when hc repained consciousness for n time, only to be later stricken with another fit. when no was placed under handcar to shade him from the burning afternoon gun. where he expired before being reached by medical attendance.
 The sheriff's office was at once no,. ihed of his death, and at 4:3O yes,cr. day afternoon Deputy Sheriff John Merritt and Justice of the Peace P. l. heohnne left this city for the scene O, his death, in vehicle, for the purpose of holding an inquest over the rc. mains.
 The q. C. Runner undertaking cs. 'ab'ishment sent n conveyance 10 J.r. ome Junction at q late hour, last even. 'ng' to take the remains to this city for burial. The remains will sr,iy. here today, and announcement, of tue funeral will be made later.
 The deceased came here from Cali. forn'a some months ago, and purch ,sed the barber shop in tho scopel Ho,., building. He sold his interest ;n the place on Saturday last and left this city at an carly hour yesterday morr. ing in company with . stranger whos. name was not lesrar,. ~rh tho in. tent'on of walking to Jerome Junction only to meet his death within . short distance of the place where he intend. cd to locate.
 Lstters found on his person indicate that he was . resident of California. having relatives at BakersAeld and in San Francisco.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-09-26
CAPTURES OLA leoNsrEH O, CROWN KING MOUNTAIN.
 (FpOm Thuvs<iav 's Dai1v>

. Yesterday afternoon, when th, cTo~a King tfain reached syitchbaek No. , on its return trip the train crew sighted n large 0ila monster slowly vending it's way up tho mountain side short distance from tho track. The train was promptly stopped. the mon. 'ter captured and placed on board, and taken to this city.
 The 0ila valley freak is one of the snest specimens of tho species ever sen here, and win bs placed in the Murphy Park in West Prescott with the sthss animal euAositiss ef the western hemisphsrs.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-09-26
JEROME DISTRICT REPORTS RICH
 STRIKE.
(Jerome News.)


 The strike in the shaft on the Pitts burg-Jeromc Is the most interesting piece of mining news that we have printed during the eleven years we have been printing the News of ter omc. The strike is one of the best, the most substantial and looks more like a big commercial proposition than any strike that has been made in the district outside of the [. V. and Cop per Chief At depth of 250 feet the ore ody was five feet in width and dipped southwest into the hill. The shaft has been sunk sixteen feet decp' er with the ore body in evidence for that distance, and wider and of a higher grade at the bottom. AS depth is attained the strike increases in interest. and developments are be- Ing watched withthc utmost cagerness by the whole district. The Pittsburg' Jerome property is located about three miles southwest of the United Verde, and is on what is supposed to bc the west side of the Jerome. Verde copper belt.
 We believe that the prediction can safely be made that two or three hun. dYed more feet of work on this prop. erty will prove to the world that there are other large and rich ore bodies tn the Jerome district that that owned by Senator Clark. We have at this of. flee A piece of the quartz from the P..J., in which free gold is visible 10 the naked eye.
 A visit 10 the walkcr.l.arremorc property, Thursday, to investigate Il re. ported strike there, found the work meu removing ledge matter in which there was q goodly quantity of high grade copper sulphides. The work on this new strike has uo, progressed far enough to demonstrate the extent of the mineral body. but it certainly looks good so far as ,bc development has gone.
 Diamond drill work on the Verde Chief is moving ahead without hitch, and with good results. The News was yesterday shown a piece of ore, about one foot in length. that came from depth of 39l feet. that carried a great deal of -ulphides, and looked very much like pay rock. It Is the highest grade rock yet encountered by the drill.
 Interest is again ecntered on the North Verde because of the apparent near approach of a change in the for. nation through which the shaft k be. ing sunk. The change, miners believe. looks favorable for the coming in of mineral. Superintendent Movies Is making good hcadway with the shaft, and feels with his men that few more fcct of depth will carry them through the lime formation.
 The Arkansas and Arizona continues 10 sink without interruption and there will undoubtedly be son,e interesting developments on this property to rc. port when the ledge has been sunk on to some depth.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-09-26
TOM MA1A1oN sl1IHs HIs CASTOR
 INTO THE 1IGo.
(t'rom Thursday's Daily.)


 In this issue of the Journal. Miner appears the announcement of Thomas Marmont, the popular Crook Canyon mining man, as . candidate for the o'' flee of Supervisor, subject to the ae- ton and approval of the county per'' ocratic convention to bs held in thi| city on Thursday next.
 Mir. Marmont has been identified with the mining industry of tbis county for the past twelve years, and is among it's most responsible and pro gressive citizens. He is considered oy Ais friends as ono of the strongest pos abilities yet named. for ths place, ano unless the coming Democratic eonven ton is owned by the U. ", ss has here tofore been the ease, there is li'1'e doubt but that MT. Marmont will be placed upon the ticket e one of th' nominees for Supervisor. The couI' House ring, however. dess not wan. mes of tts eslihss cd inAspsadenes o' Tom Msrnoht. and, q that sssg has framed up tAs PyeGpslt &Sasgssion' '' at least . sAjority q it xesnest must dspsaA hrI1sy, spss ~ ss1aiAe de's' sstss fos Ah mppsvH
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-09-26
HAYxs axleolu3sAr1D.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Sep.. io.- F. A. Hayes was rcnominsted to cen, srcss, from the 9th district, on the Rc. publican ticket.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-09-26

The Jo~sssI.Miser. 7se . mes,A.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-01

and Miss Mary French, and each
evening crowd from Chickasha
has driven out to help enjoy the
fun. On Thursday evening Messrs
Carmichael BailoUl Bryan, aud
Alger, viii, and Adrian Melton
drove out and last night the same
young gentlemen, with Messrs
Wy'ond, and Mills, had planned a
"circus party" but owing to the
rain decided to remalu at the
Hamilton home, and enjoyed the
evening with cards, and dancing.
Something pleasant has been plan
ed for tonight, after which the
members of the house party will
return to their homes.
The Kensington club was enter
taine6 Oh Wednesday afternoon by
Mr.. ] S. Craddock.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-01
Opera House Opening Sept, ?.
DECISION FREES coNWcTs
New Ruling Of Attorney General LIB
crates Many Federal
Prisoners.

Leavenworth, Kan.-A recent de-
cision Of the attorney general Of the
United States as to time allowance
for conVicts in the federal peniten-
tiary at Fort Leavenworth will re-
lease about 10 of them within the next
few months. Twenty-four are slated
to be released just as soon as the
written instructions from the attor-
ney general detailing the plan are re-
ceived. The record clerk of the prison
Is at present counting good time for
the convicts. and it is thought that At
least S5 will leave prison by May II.
Previous TO June, 1902, all canvicts
were given two months a year good
time. In June. 1902, a new ruling was
made giving a convict ten days good
time q month. The hardship worked
on the old-time convicts was not
clearly brought before the attorney
general until recently. A conviet sent
up In May, 1902. to serve ten years
got but two months a year on for be-
having himself, but one sent up for
the same period after July /. 1902, re-
ceived practically four months good
time. and would be released 70 months
before the one who had come in Argt
Anong those who win be the nrSt
discharged are: Andrew J. Mathis
and Mont Ballard, who. previous 70
their Incarceration, wore well-known
residents of the Indian territory sent
up 10 serve ten years eaen for being
members Of a posse that burned two
Seminole Indians at the stake. Tour
Of the posse were convistsd. one q
now serving q term IN q northern
prison, one recently died in prison
snd these two have been trying for
some months TO get their release
Mathis recently lost four fingers of his
right hand IN ! machine At the prisoa
while employed IN the woodworking
department
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-01
MELON SHIPMENT AT CEMENT

Up to the present the actual num-
Der of cars loaded with melons leav
ing. Cement Tor the northern mar
Eets, number about IS. The dailies
all over the country have been very
nigh in their estimation many as
serting that 500 cars have left this
point this season. Had the crop been
as good as expected and tie mar
kets been favorable, in that event
500 carloads would have been con.
sidered a conservative estimate.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-01
nrunnel,s Industrial Event

The International Association 70,
Testing Materials, which holds Its con
crosses about every three years in in
dustrial centers In various countries
VIII this year meet in the Academy oI
Science at Brussels from September
; to 8. The king Of Belgium accordl
the congress his patronage. while
Prince Albert Of Belgium will be ons
Of the honorary presidents, as also
VIII be the ministers Of finance. rail
ways, war and trade, and the mayor
" Brussels.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-01

Stetson Hats. Man.
haitian shirts and Han
nan shoes. at Eagle
Mer. Co.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-01

New fall dress goods
and silk now on dis
play at Eagle Mercan-
tile Co.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-01

A big shipment of
the new fabian skirts
just received at Eagle
Mer. Co.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-01
WOOD FOR SALE

Good dry wood 4 feet length at
So, SO per cord Black $50 d -livered
any where in Town. choctaw
Flower and Feed Co.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-01
FOR SALE.

$500 bed room set, $500.
$4,000 buffet $500.
$500 set 65 pee. Haviland China
$4,000.
roller toy desk $1,000.
book case, 1000.
J. B. Boen.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-01

The Little Migrants, Wagner
Opera House, Friday night Sept.
9TH.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-01
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Get it at the Owl Drug Store.

Get it at the Owl Drug Store.
w. Z. Richards returned today
from a business trip to PawhusRa.
Try E. H. TuggIe for groceries.
They have it for less at the Owl
Drug Store.
], c. Neal sells the best meats.
C.M. .Fechheimer made business
"trip to Oklahoma City yesterday.
Opera House Opening Sept. 7.
The purest aud best at the Owl
Drug Store.
AS. Gray went to Galveston on
the excurson last night.
Opera House Opening Sept. 7.
The little want ads do the busi-
ness. IS cents for three lines three
times.
A big crowd went to Galveston
on the excursion last night. Chick
asha people filling an entire coach,
Opera House Opening Sept. 7.
School supplies at the Owl Drug |
Store.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-01

The Little Migrants, Wagner
Opera House Friday night Sept
9TH.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-01

Ed Lemon returned last night
from visit with his aged parents
tn Grand Rapids Mich He reports
a pleasant time among his old fii.nds
and relatives and amid The seen 5
of his early life,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-01

Stomach Troubles and Constipation
No one can reasonably hope for
good digestion when the bowels are
ccnstipated. Mr., chas. Baldwin,
Of Edwardsville, ILL.,, says. II suf-
fered from chronic constipation and
stomach troubles for several years,
but thanks to Chamberlain's Stom-
ach and Liver Tablets, am almost
cured. Why not get a package
Of these tablets and get wen and
stay welI1 Priee. as eenss. For
sale by all druggists.
Hfr IS m
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-01

u
Mr.. and Mrs. Roll Phillips oi
Alex are visiting relatives here foI
few days.
Mrs. c. P. Brown and daughter
Amy, and Miss Nora Anderson
went to Galveston last night for
short pleasure trip. On their re
turn. Miss Amy will stop in Sher.
man, Texas, where she will attend
the Kidd-Key College this winter.
Miss Nettie Margaret Jarden
who has been the guest of her
cousin. Mr.. John Deering, and
mother, for the past three months,
has returned to her home in Cald-
well Kansas, to resume her position
as teacher in the public schools of
that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cad Allard and
son Chester have returned from
visit in Enid oklahoma
Mrs Jonas Cook and son Howard
went TO Galveston last night, TO be
gone week or more.
Misses Alma and Julia Sigmon
entertained the Adagio Club this
afternoon from three to six o'clock.
Mrs. Susan Chapple and Mrs.
Abner White. mother and sister of
Mrs. J Enterkine will leave short
ly for visit in Texas, and from
there they will retucn to their home
in Garden City Kansas.
Mrs. Fanny Ellis has returned |
from an extended visit in MISSOURI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Miller and
Mrs Chas. Rose LETT today for a
visit in Watonga o. T.
Mrs. Mamie Penn arrived today
to visit Miss Lottie Newer.
Dame Rumor, whispers there
will be wedding in Chickasha
sociol circles, within the two weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Burton viii en-
tertain next week Miss Sophia
Castle, of Gainesville, Texas, and
Misses Maude and Pearle Cross of
Neodesha Kasas.
The Home Mission Society of
the Methodist church held an un-
sually interesting meeting OH Thur
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Will Estes on South Hill. Quite
a large number we're present.
Miss Kate Fraser has returned
from visit in St. Louis Mo-, with
her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. M. Williams
gave circus party" Yesterday
noon for their guest Miss Eleanor
Loud, of Winchester, Texas. The
young ladies composed
the party. Miss Loud, Miss Mary
Lee Emerson. Miss Vicie Wootten,
Miss Lee Irwin Bird, Miss Ethel
Spencer, Miss Ollie Garland, Miss
Burney, and Miss Smith of Little
Rock Ark, Miss Loud returned to
lei home last night.
Mrs. J.R. Feland and little daugh-
.er Maude Elizabeth. of Purcell, are
'isiting relatives.
Mr.. Aaron Sarbach will return
onight from Chicago Ill. !
Miss Vicie Wootten entertained in
very delightful manner on Tues
lay evening for her guest, Miss 1
)'Niel. and Miss Louise Phillips.
The apartments were prettily de !
'orated with flowers, and an {
excellent musical program was !
.njoyed during the evening. Those !
Who contributed musical numbers I
we're. Misses McCosh, Guthridge 5
Phillips, Fagan, and Wootten, !
md a delicious luncheon
vas served after the program. :
Those than the guests of honor I
we're Misses Imhoff, Brown, Guth =
idge, Pagan, and McCosh, and :
dessrs Stell, Barnes, Boyd, Owsley, s
Evans, Laws, Besse, Stiles, and Q
hendrix were the & uests.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-01

If it comes from the Owl Drug
II is as the Doctor prescribes.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-01
FOR RENT

Nicely furnished from, room OF
Kans. Ave.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-01

The Eagle Mercan-
tile Co. is now ready
for the fall business
with the largest stock
of fall and winter goods
ever brought to Chick
asha.