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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-02-14

ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 9-War be- tween the fighting organizations of the revolutionists and so-cnlled "Black Hundrcd' assumed n new phase tonight, when band of reds sur rounded cabaret on the bank of the Ncvsky river, and threw bomb into an assemblage of workmen. The Reds then opened fire on tfe panic-stricken inmates of the cabaret, killing two, and seriously wounding IS, of which one died later.
 Military attachments which are con stantly patrolling the turbulent indus trial suburbs, hurried to the scene of the disturbance, and reinforced by dragons and police from the city, threw a cordon around the whole district.
 Most of the revolutionists made oh at the approach of the troops, but n few bolder spirits remained, and of
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HOME MISSION NOTES.
(Contributed.)

ttOhtfiDuteu.D
 For more than half n century the New York Juvenile Asylum has been carry ing on its child saving work in New York fly, shaping for greater useful. ness the lives of 39.OOO little street waifs committed to its case. Abandon. ing the large institutions the directors have founded n miniature village. They took beautiful old estate of nearly veloped it by constructing permanent streets, n school house. power house, and l5 attractive cottages. Twenty in- mates in each cottage have been decid- cd upon as the best aumber for home administration. Other cottages will soon be built as funds are provided. and it is strongly hoped that the public will cooperate with the institution by donating separate cottages.
 The missionary training school of the NJ. F. Church South has just bought a handsome commodious build ing in the heart of the city of Nash vile, Tennessee. The school is n work ing institution, and will include such departments as are incorporated in missionary activity. Hence its doors are always open affording n retreat for the weary sin-sick soul; as well as the opportunity to men and women to add to their faith such knowledge as shall make them wise in their day in the great art of winning men.
 l A letter from the Homer Tobcrman 1 Dcaconess Home, Los Angeles, Cal. says: "The home has been means pi doing much good, more than one has gone away declaring their intention tc lead better life because of theiI stay here.n What a beautiful monu mcnt is this, our first deaconess home Not chiscled marble in the silent cem etery, but one continual stream of Christ-like love and mercy.
 Home missions mean working for tho social, industrial, mental and spiritua betterment of humanity. Let us there fore, be workers together with Him, for the salvation of mind and body oi our neighbor in the year 1906.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-02-14
CUDAHY TEsT|F|Es
 AGA|MsT PAT GROVE

OMAHA, Feb. 9-Thc principal witnesses in the Pat Grove trial today were Edward A. Cudahy, the packer, whom Grove was charged with robbing, and his son, who was the victim of the Kidnapping. a
 Young Cudahy was cross-esamined briefly. Cudahy told of the search for his son, the reception of the letter de- mapding ransom, and his placing s25, GOO in gold at n spot designated by the kidnappers. Three or four other u,tpesses were examined.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-02-14
THROW DEADLY BOMB INTO
 A CABARET
Three of the "Black Hundred'' Are Killed And Seventeen
 Wounded

fored desultory resistance to the encirc- ling soldiers.
 Wholesale arrests were made, which are continuing up to late hour to- night.
 The bomb which was hurled through a window into the main room of res. taurant. almost demolished the entire building. The ruins were spattercd with blood, liquor and pieces of flesh, and presented a sickening sight.
 The restaurant has been known for some time as a resort for the lower or der of working men, and rough charac' ters, who are believed to be in the em- ploy of the police, and were accused not only of furnishing information about the rcvolutionists, but of sallying out at night and conducting searches on their own account and beating stu. dents who are members of tine oppo- site faction.
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MINING ACTIVITY IN AND ABOUT
 MARTINEZ.
Various Happenings in That Hustling
 Little City.

The sam Powell property near .hc White mine. is working four men md is reported to have some fine ore in sight.
 The White Mining company is work. ing twelve men in the mine besides those on top. The mill is all ready to start at any time.
 MT Nelson, the bookkeeper and in. spcctor at Whites camp was in this week looking for n location for their oil tank.
 Mir. Dermond of Rincon was in Phoenix this week on business.
 The White company have men n, work putting up their oil tank. Work is being pushed as the company is in a hurry to begin the hauling of oil in order to expedite the work at the mine.
 Mrs. Mortimer, of Rncon, was in Phoenix n few days last week.
 The Rincon shipped their third ear of concentrates to Humboldt last week.
 A ear of coal arrived for the Alvar. ado Mining company, and it expects to begin taking water out of the shaft next week.
 Postmaster Leroy Smith, wife and son, of Prescott, were in Martinez this week.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-02-14
J. B. Jolly Will Get A Free Trip To Los
 Angeles
Banker Hazeltine Wins Half Of Second
 Prize
(From Saturdays Daiiy.)

The new Arizona mining town haa been christened and it's name will bs Goldcnola. County Superintendent l. B. Jolly is the man who will have thai free trip to Los Angeles and rcturs, for it was he who submitted the nama that met with the approval of the com mittee, who were composed of about twenty local business men. The name of Goldenola was consider cd the most appropriate, as 1t means golden palms. or its equivalent golden victory.'
 When the list was submitted to tho committee none of them knew the par ties who had sent in the names, and so the award was necessarily made on its merits.
 The second prize of sj was divided between W. T. Webb of Pima, Arizona, and w. B. Iazcltinc, tho Prescott bank CT.
 Nineteen prizes of $l each were also given for other names that were deem
 
 Dollar Prizes.
 Orofno-O. C. Thompson, Tucson, Arizona.
 Goldmont-L. M Blankcnhorn, Los Angeles, Cal.
 Daruma-Mrs. II. W. Crozicr I.os Angeles, Cal.
 winsome-P. NJ. Batehclder, Peoria. Arizona.
 Zonabcllc-Mrs. Caroline Craig Phoenix, Ariz.
 Goldrecf-M. B. Eldrcdgc, Prescott, Ariz.
 Okatea - Mrs. James vickcrs, Planet, Ariz.
 Goldrox William Mitchell, Glendale, Cal.
 Bonair- Carrie Matthie, Phoenix, Arizona.
 Goldina-Miss Lucy Wharton, Hut crimson, Kansas.
 wimodausis ]. K. Pennington, Los Angeles, Cal.
 Barcclona-A. J. Monroy, Yuma, Ariz.
 Beebce-J. Walker. Spring City, Tenn.
 Avis Lola B. Shields, Hutchinson, Kansas. Obsidian--Miss Villa Pulsifer, visa- lia, Cal Columbine Sister M. Columha, Phoenix, Ariz.
 Beryl-Miss Myrtle F.. Kennedy, To nopah, Nevada.
 Oracampo-M Mrs. NJ. F. Wright, To luca, Cal.
 Origold-Mrs. F. ]. Marion, Bernsi, Kansas.
 It will be observed from the aNove that the prizes are widely distributed and that it was n difficult matter to make n selection from such n wealth Of suggestions, of which there were 2,ss2.
 What will next interest the public will he the location of the town and that announcement will be made later as soon as the A. and C. railroad ex- tends its construction work.
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and kept him from setting himself for blow, Herman had the advantage. bu, in the exchanges Hcrrcra's superior hitting ability told.
 Herrera came near ending the fight in the fourteenth round, with lef, swing to the face, and right to the body, sending Herman back and caus. ing him 10 clinch and hang on.
 The fifteenth was even, but again in tho sixteenth Herrera had the lead and tried hard to land knockout blow. Hcrman's cleverness in ducking and getting inside the Mcxican's sledge. hammer blows, saved him from serious hurt.
 From this point to the end of the fight Herrera fought the stronger, and more determinedly of the two, and even. ed up the disadvantage which he was under up to the fifteenth.
 Herman was very tired in the twen. tieth, and had difficulty in keeping away from the rushing Mexican, who used every means to win the knock. out.
 The decision of Referee Eyton was a good one, and was approved by the great majority of the five thousand spectators. The receipts at the gate were almost record breaker for Los Angeles, probably reaching $1O,00O.
 Tommy Ryan was Herman's chief second and adviser.
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NOTICE or STOCKHOLDERS
 MEETING.

Burlington, Iowa, Jan. 30, 1906.
 The annual meeting of tho stock holders of ELDORADO GOLD COM PANY will be held at the office of the company in Prescott, Arizona, at 10 0 'elock Q. m., on Wednesday, February I4th, 1906, for the election of a board of directors for the ensuing year, and the transaction of such other business as may properly come before said meeting. .~
 a M WILKINSON. Sect'y.
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HEALTH

Means the ability to do gooo "ay ' work. without undue fatigue and to find life worth living. You cannot Sau. @ indigestion or constipation with ont its upsetting the liver and p0l'u'. In, the blood. Such condition may he best and quickest relieved ny na', bine. the best liver regulator that m ,a' ~ ,no,,a ho, ever known. Mrs D. w. smith writes, April 3, 'o2' VI % u'. Uorhioe and find it the best medicine sor constipation and regulating '"' liver ever used" 5oc'
 Sold by the Brisley Drug oO'
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Prescott Forest Reserv q

APPLICATIONS FOR GRAZING PER MITS--Notice i- hereby given that all appli. cations for permits to areze cattle and horses within the Prescott Forst Reserve during the sessoo uf i'06, must h" subTit- ted to Y. q. Ioolcr Forest Ranger in rharee, Prescott. Aria, on or before Feb. gd, i'Os. Full information in regard to R'nyinR fees to he charged, and blank forins to he u-s,d in making application, will be furnished up. on request sddresred to the above rrmed officer. THOMAS II. SHEHRARD.
 Gth Acting Foreste
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ITCHING PILES.

If you are acquainted with anyone who is troubled with this distressing ailment you can do him no greater fa- vor than to tell him to try Chamber lain's Salve. It gives instant relief. Price % cents per box. Sold by all dealers.
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THE RIGGS ESTATE.

The inventory and appraiscmcnt of the estate of Beverly T. Riggs, Jceeas cd, has been returned and filed in the probate court. The part of the estate in this county consists of DO feet Of the second south extension of the Tiger lode, n patented mine in the Tiger district. yalued at S25O
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-02-14
CHANCELLOR MINE HAS ONE
 SHAFT DOWN 100 FEET.

Development work on the properties of the Chancellor Gold Mining company,
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l22 eoiona'Strnbe Beibe Telephone 1885,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1906-08-30

To THE VOTERS OF WooD COUNTY:
We, the undersigned Republican
Attorneys residing at Grand Rapids,
urge the nomination of j. J. Jeffrey
because we feel that the District At
tOrneyShip should be at the County
Seat.
Madison is the seat of Justice of
this State, and for that reason the
Attorney General and Supreme Court
Judges live there. Grand Rapids,
being the County Seat, is for the same
reason the seat Of Justice in this
County. The Circuit Judge and
County Judge both live here. AT
present all county officers live here.
BY law most of them are required to
live here. Every one of these county
officials constantly needs the advice
of the District Attorney. The same
is true of the County Board and its
Committees. The voters of the County
who have any business at the County
Seat will find it more convenient and
less expensive, to have all the county
officers together at the county seat.
The District Attorney should be here
not only as matter of convenience,
but because it is practically necessity.
Respectfully yours,
LOUIS A. BAUMAN,
j. G. DAVIS,
CHAs. E. BRIERE,
GEO. p. HAMBRECHT,
GEO. III. METCALF,
II. |. GARDNER,
d. w. HITCHCOCK,
b. M. VAUGHAN.