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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-06-27
PREPARATIONS UNDER WAY roR
TERRITORIAL FAIR.

Preparations hrc under way for the
second annual territorial fair, and
the dates selected are November IL
TO IL, 1906.
Tho organization was begun at a re.
cent meeting Of the commissioners, who
are J. G. Adams Of Phoenix, u. A. Pack.
ard Of Naco, and r. u. Pollock Of
Flagstaff.
Vernon l.. Clark will again have
charge Of tho Office work and will di-
rect the details Of arrangements for
the coming fair
The line Of organization will be simi.
lar to that of last year. The boards Of
supervisors Of the several counties Of
the territory have been requested 90
| appoint commissioners 90 represent
their respective eourtios 40 that there
will be someone In each county 90 look
after the interest OF the fair.
supcrintendcnts Of departments have
been appointed as follows;
Mineral Epos Randolph, Of Tue
son.
Horses aud Mules W. " Cook, Of
Phoenix.
Caitlc--A. e. Mcqueen, Of Mesa.
Swine C. NJ. Baum, of Phoenix.
Sheep and Goats-C. e. Hutchinson,
Of scljgman.
Poultry and rigcos n. Wood, Of
Phoenix.
Apiary william Rohrie, Of Tempe.
Educstional--A. J. Matthews, Of
Tempe.
Agricultural v, \. Clark, Of Phoo.
nix.
Speed 20 Shirley Chris'y, ~ Phoenix.
There are several appointments yet
10 be made, and these will be consider.
ed nj the next meeting of the commits.
sion.
The premium lists are being pre-.
pared by the several nporin,endepts.
and when completed will be sent 10
the several county commissioners for
istribution and by mail to all appli'
csnts.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-06-27
May Lambs Bring 81 A
Head For October
Delivery
New Telephone Line To
HolbroOk And Other
Towns
(From Saturday. Daiiy.)


stock aud farming interests Of
Apache and Navajo counties we're nev.
cr Ia such a prosperous condition in IL
history Of the northern par, Of The
territory said D. W. Nelson 81
winslow yesterday TO a journal Miner
man.
The outlook for large crop -
certainly good, water IL plentiful, and
the large calf ard lamb crop also eos-
tributes much to the general prospes.
lily and good feeling that prevails II
business conditions 4"
Several thousand Of the May lambs
have already been contracted for %
the rate 81 81 per head for delivery "
the October markets. This is certainly
n good price for lambs, and the sheep
raiscr are corrcspondingly happy"
"Work was recently started on q
telephone line connecting Holhrooh
with snowflake, ~. Johns and Eagas.
The new line will he ll5 miles In
length. and u IL expected that tho cow
pany will have IL In operation tAis
coming fall. The new line will nh q
long felt want IN the business interests
81 Apache county, and will be evidences
that the northern part Of the territory
IN making rapid industrial advances
ms we'll M the central and southern
parts"
Mr.. Nelson 10 one ~ the leading eiti.
zen. Of his county. lie is vice.prcsi.
dent Of the Navajo county bank At
winslow and president Of the Navajo
county banking and trust company Of
~. Johns. and n leading director Of
the telephone company that IL engaged
In the construction Of the new line.
lie IL also identified with the stock
interests. and takes n keen interest In
all public affairs affecting the vel
fare of hi. county or The territory In
general.
lie returned yesterday TO his home
after a pleasant visit here combining
business with pleasure. stating as he
stepped on the train that he WAS most
agrceably surprised at the business con
ditIons ~ Prescott, and the push and
enterprise Of It's people.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-06-27
NEW FIRE TRUCK BEST OF ITS
KIND.
(From Fridays Daily.l

After many years Of agitation on
the part Of the volunteer fire depart
ment, backed by the business interests
Of the city, Prescott can now proudly
point with pride to having one Of the
best equipped fire departments Of any
city of its size IN the entire south.
west.
Yesterday the finishing touches
were being put upon the new depart
ment headquarters, the new appara
tus put in place, to which is attached
the most improved Hale automatic
swinging harness while the patent
springs for the large doors are expect,
cd within the next few days
The new apparatus consists Of the
latest and most improved Seagrave
combination truck, ~ feet in length.
carrying over 200 feet of ladders, 1000
feet Of 9 l.2 inch fire hose, 200 feet
OF chemical hose, attached 10 40
gallon chemical tank tested 20 a pres
sure Of $50 pounds, two gold medal cx-
tinguishcrs, with full complement Of
tools, Including electric wire cutters,
cellar pipe nozzle, roof cutters and
n number OF other patented appli'
anccs, the majority Of which are the
invention Of Fire Chief Hale Of Kan
sas City, who ranks among the world .
greatest living fire fighters.
The truck, which Is constructed al
most entirely Of steel, IL pronounced
by local mechanics 20 he model Of
workmanship throughout. II presents
n combination Of eontrivnnccs, all mod
crn In character, seldom found In
similar machines, the running gear
and body being especially constructed
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-06-27
(From vaturday's Daiiy.)

(frOm SetuF0ayO DatIy.)
1.-THE outlook for the territory in ev.
vy one Of it's principal industries Is
.rtainly the best in its history" said
FIN Murphy, president Of the e. +.
P. AID =. railroad, and one OF the
leading captains Of industry Of the
territory, yesterday to a Journal. Miner
man after his return from an extend.
Cd visit in the east.
ARIZONA is just getting fairly
started" he said. "In less than two
years more she will attract the ut.
ter,ion Of the investors Of the entire
country by her great growth and i'm
provcmcni.
"Thc advertising that the territory
received from the joint statehood
agitation is worth all Of the worry
and anxiety that IL cost. Tho people
Of the east became acquainted with
Arizona's citizenship and her vast dc
velopcd and undcvcloped resources.
There il now n great difference evi.
jenced throughout the east regarding
Arizona and New Mexico. Arizona il
pointed to with pride on account Of
the unswcrving fight that her citizens
made for their rights, while many in
New Mexico who were supposed 70
have the best interests Of their terri.
tory at heart, and who doubtless be.
llevo and know that their territory 10
entitled TO admission to statehood, Sc
parate and alone, Aunkcd, 10 to
speak, under the influences brought 20
bear upon them from Washington, sp.
parcn,ly willing to march under the
Bevcridge banner which is rceking
with calumny and defamation Of cv.
erything that pertains to New Mexico.
There has been nothing too low or dc.
grading for Beveridge to say about
the citizens Of New Mexico and that
tcrritory's resources, he having claim.
ed that il was absolutely necessary
that Arizona should be joined to New
Mexico in order that the high citizen.
ship Of this territory might, through
ITS Influence, make New Mexico pos
siblc.
ut il hard to believe that the best
and most influential citizens OF New
Mexico will, when put TO the test,
give endorsement to any such senti-
ments which they will do If they vote
for joint statehood. ] believe that
when the votes are counted this fall
II will be found that n very large ma
lority Of tho citizens Of New Mexico
have rcpudiated absolutely the joint
statehood idea, and by 30 doing brand
forever as infamous and outrageous
the unwarranted statements made by
Bcvcridge and other statehood advo.
Gates.
at must be apparent to every
thinking man who lives in New Mex.
leo that II he votes for joint state
hood this fall he IL admitting that his
territory ia unfit or unentitled to single
statehood. The question il will they
admit it. We, in Arizona, will certain.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-06-27
NOTICE TO srocKHoLDERs
Dated Feb. !, 1900.

Tho annual meeting Of the stoekbold
era Of the CROWNED KING MINING
90. will he held NJ 10 O'Clock n. m. on
Wednesday, July ~, 1906, nj the .upor.
visors' room in the courthouse. Tn,lnr
willie. Illinois, for the purpose ~ elect.
ing one director and transactirg m,
and all business which may properly
rome before such meeting
by order Of the board ~ directors
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR. Nee 'ty.
Dated June 7. 1905
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-06-27
PRESCOTT PAIR UNDER ARREST,


According 20 Kingman adviccs re.
ce'ved here yesterday what appcsss
70 be fragrant violation Of the Ed.
munds act came to light in that city
on Tuesday last, when William Rob.
inson and Genevieve Carroll were
placed under arrest by the United
States authorities.
Both were arraigncd later before
the United States Commissioner and
waving examination were bound
over TO appear before the United
states grand jury, the bonds Of Rob.
'nson being fixed at s2,5oo and those Of
the woman NJ 81 500.
William Robinson, unit, few
months ago, resided in this city ana
JcnMe almost continuously for the
past three years, M ~ about year
ago living with bis wife and seven.
year-old daughter, the latter dying
about that time.
A short time after the death Of
the little girl be moved with his
wife to Los Angeles, both returning
after n short stay there. Later they
again left for Los Angeles from
whence he later returned leaving he.
hind Mrs. Robinson, who now 70.
sides AT ~ Clay street in that city.
Mrs. Robirson is remembered here
by number Of friends won by her
charming and womanly manners dur.
ing two years residence. while
hero she was much devoted 90 her
husband. who also. according 90 their
acquaintance, was very much at.
tachcd 20 her, until his return from
the coast several months ago. when,
IL Is alleged, he commenced 20 shower
his attentions on the woman who WINS
arrested with him while she was I'll
ing engagements at the local concert
halls.
A short time ago he left this city.
the woman In the case leaving about
two weeks later for Kingman, where,
IL is alleged, she joined him
Gcnevicve Carroll, during her re.
sidcnce here, from time TO time, fur.
nished more or less trouble 10 the
officers, two or three Of her cscapadcs,
while under the influence Of the flow.
ing bowl, being the subjects Of much
gossip as well as being the cause Of
involving several innocent parties in
shady transactions. Her striking beauty
and siren song has lured many men
10 the verge Of ruin while trcading
the primrose path. her genial dispo.
sition and Jovial manners adding
much to her attractions.
The father Of Mrs. Robinson, who il
said to be wealthy resident Of Los
Angeles, has engaged the services of
Attorney Fred II. Thompson Of that
city for the prosecution Of his Grant
son.in.law. Attorney Thompson arriv-
ed here on Tuesday last 20 consult with
United States district attorney Alex.
spdcr in the matter, and receiving his
permission TO proceed in the proscen.
ton of the case, it is said, stated 20
the United States attorney that his
client would defray all the expenses
Of prosecution in the ease, TO the
end that justice might be mctcd out
TO Robinson.
The general sentiment il that Rob.
inson deserves a term In Yuma. this
opinion bcirg expressed by those who
are in business on Montezuma street,
and who are indignant Mt the base
manner In which they say he hes
treated his faithful wife.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-06-27
FOREST RESERVE ENTRY BILL 10
NOW In roRcH.

A measure Of considerable importance
to the southwest and particularly thosc
parts 81 New Mexico and Arizona
which are flores, reserves, was sigued
by President Roosevelt, last week, and
forest supervisors have been advised
that the Law 10 now In force. II 10 the
measure allowing entry on agricultural
lands In forest reserves. The bill NJ
passed 10 A. follows:
Tie II enacted by the senate and
house Of representatives 81 the United
States OF America In congress Assemb
led, that the secretary having supcrvi.
s'on Of forest reserves may. upon mp.
phcation, or on his own motion, asccr.
tain, list and describe. by legal subdi.
visions where surveyed. such land.
within forest reserves as appear 10 his
satisfaction TO be chiefly valuable for
griculture; and the land so listed
shall, upon the nline Of such list or
lists, in the land office Of the district
IN which they are situated, be open 60
settlement and entry by actual set
crs under the homestead laws only
N tracts not exceeding 100 acres In
rca, and not exceeding one and one.
half miles In length. Provided. that
any duly qualified homestead sc,ilcr
actually occupying and In good faith
tanning land for homestead purposes
at the date Of the approval Of this se,
within any permanent or temporary for.
est reservation, and the person, IL quail.
fed 10 make n homestead entry, upon
whose application the land proposed to
80 entered. was examined and listed,
shall each In the order named, have n
preference right 81 entry for thirty
days after the list embracing the
claim occupied by the settler or pre-.
viously designated by the applicant,
is fled In the local land office.
scc. THAT before making entry Of
land 10 be described by mctcs and
bounds, the cntryman shall mark the
corners Of the claim distinctly upon
the ground by permanent monuments,
ard describe the boundaries, and also
designate the location thereof In his
application 90 enter, by reference 10 na.
tural objects or permanent monuments,
90 that the location thereof may lie
readily determined and preliminary 20
the application for patent. the entry.
man shall cause the claim "a be- survey.
cd and plated by n surveyor to be
previously designated by the surveyor
general Of the state or district In which
the land IN situated, in manner and
form. ms near M practicable NJ deputy
surveyors are designated TO survey min
ing claims, and such surveyors shall
take mn oath Of Office and be rubjec,
TO the laws, rules and regulations rcla,.
ing 90 United States deputy mineral
surveyors, ns far ms applicable, and the
track and field notes OF the survey
made as aforesaid shall be filed by the
applicant for patent with the proof Of
residence. qualifications, and improve
ments required to be filed with final
proofs In eases OF homestead entry. The
Communication provisions Of the home
stead law shall not apply To entries
made under this act,
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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-06-27
CANNED.

Johnny went 10 see the stockyards.
Mother missed him in the jam,
johnny fell into the discard,
And came home as potted ham.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-06-27

CALENDAR CALLED IN DISTRICT
COURT.
(From Fridays Daily.)
The following IL the eourt calendar
showing cases set for trial from June
95 to July 7:
Juno 25.
Geo. II. Martin vs.. Margaret Martin.
=. Howard skinner vs.. Lone Pine
Mining Go.
\. c. Mott vs. VIM. Brown and J. A.
Newman.
Anna c. IIarkins vs.. James T.. Iiar
kins.
Anna Smith Va. James W. Smith.
X. II. Burmistcr a Sons Co. Va. Mollie
Farley.
W. =. Alfred vs.. Mary j. Alfred and
Walter Cox.
SUno
+. r. Hurley Va. Cash Mines Co.
Bashford .Burmistcr Co. W.. Cash
Mines Co.
Lester jackson w. Cash Mines Co.
q. T.. Mcany W.. Cash Mines Go.
June %.
Ray Hill trustee VIZ. Tiger Gold Co.
johnson County Savings Bank vs..
the Poland Extension q. NJ. 4 NJ. Co.
l.. A. Simon vs.. W. a. Stuart
4. A Simon vs. Crown King Mines
Co
Jas. l. Gardner vs.. Chas. e. Miller.
Crown King Mines Co. VS. Chas, II.
Brown, ct nj
Lovin 4 wiihcrs VS. Ben Blanchard.
June 80.
Chong Keo W.. Geo. Ropcter.
william Fain W.. T.. *. Clark.
J. J. Sanders, VS.. J. II. Lowry, adm.
estate Geo Zika, deceased.
Blackwell weilandy Book and a
Co, vs.. George Wooster.
July 2.
Prescott Title Co. Va. Roland Mosher.
Rosa A. Miller vs.. John Mckenzie.
May y. Wise va. Warden G. Wise.
Yulv
John Bcrrie w. Hudson Gold Mining
Co.
The =. q. Mccoy Co. vs.. Joseph W.
Holtam.
Annie Durch ". George Burch.
July 8.
Pete Peoerco Vs. Derby Mining Co.
Cherry 4 Hudson VS.. Geo. Ropetor.
July o.
Ross 4 O'Sullivan W.. John Duke.
Stauirer, Eli H., W.. Emma X. Stauf.
for.
Fanny Fisk Patterson VS. Archie
Jared Patterson.
a. \. Kimberly vs.. American Copper
Co.
July z.
Flida X. white vs.. Chas. IL. white.
@. Chas. Davis Va. John +. Bnu'
ehelle.
Court Action.
Yesterday in the United States dis.
trict court the hearing Of the case Of
n. NJ. Brockman on the charge Of sell
ing whisky TO Indians occupied the
attention Of the court and jury until
five o'clock last evening, when the fur
Their examination Of witnesses was post
poncd until o o'clock today.
All Of the trial jury, with the
exception Of the ~ sitting on the casr
were discharged for the term.
A motion for n new trial was denied
in tho case Of James Harvey King,
who was found guilty Of fornication on
Wednesday, and the defendant sen
fenced to serve thirty days In the
county Jail A notice Of appeal was
given, the court placing the appeal
bond In the amount Of $500.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-06-27
WARNING NOTICE.
To whom II may concern

To whom u may concern
The Golden Key Mining company ~
The following named mining claims. Ia
wit Golden Key. Golden Jewel, Gold.
81 Gem, Golden Crown, Moun,ain
View aud Bedrock. situate IN Green
wood or Eureka mining districts. Mo
lave or Yayapai county. Arizona. viii
not be responsible for my debts con
trncted for labor performed or material
furnished or Tor accidents sustained Nv
the parties nj present working the
fbove.namcd claims under bond aud
lease.
q. CHARLES DAVIS
ALICE r.. DAVIS.
Dated Feb. !, 1906
The Springdale news., 1906-01-26

An agreeable movement of the bowels without any unpleasant effect is produced bY GhamberlainiS Stom- ach and Liver Tablets. For Sate by + \ Daily.
 As rule man judges all other wo- men by his wife and a woman judges her husband by the worst things she hears about other men.
The Springdale news., 1906-01-26
Interesting Items Culled
 From Our Exchanges
In NedrbU Counties

learn that there was little timber in Benton county in those early days save along the water courses. The fires swept the hills bare and Mr. Walker said the lights of the farmhouses at night could be seen for miles on Pea Ridge, where he was born. As the fires were checked, the underbrush quickly sprang up and the trees grew and spread until the latter day corners found quite numbered country. Little of the timber of Benton county IS of any great age. Rogers Democrat.
The Springdale news., 1906-01-26
CARROLL.

Ambrose Berry, who had been living near Cisco, recently became violently insane, and has been placed in the county jail at Der ryville until he can be taken to the asylum.
 Charlie Wall, who was quaran- tined on account of the small pox, is well and there are no new cases reported. It is hoped that the disease has been stamped out. Green Forest Tribune.
 The Republican County Central Committee met at Berryville Tuesday of last week and endors- ed Judge ]. l. Worthingtou for register of the U. 5 Land Office at Harrison and Carl Freeman for postmaster at Berryyille. They will meet March 20 to en- dorse some one for postmaster at Eureka Springs.
The Springdale news., 1906-01-26
Commis sioner' Sale of Real Estate.

Notice is hereby given that by au- thority Of decree of the Chancery Court of Washington County, Arkan- Sas, at the February term, 1905, in the case of Aiva Harp and others against Mary Harp and others, the underSign- ed as Commissioner in ChancerY will sell the following lands in said County at public sale to the highest bidder on credit of three months at the Court House Door in the city of Fay etteville on the
 10th DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1906, to wit: The SWqr SWqr Sec. :, T r. RPS; all of the N Wqr N Wqr Sec. IS, T. + Range 2s lying North of White River, 26 25-100 acres: the SEqr SEqr Sec. l2, TIT R, % except one fourth of an acre for graveyard, as follows: Beginning Is rods East of the NV corner and running East 3 rods: South s rods; West , rods; North rods: East , rods to the beginning. And part of the \ For SEqr Sec. 12, T. T., R. 29, as follows: Beginning at the South east corner and running North Il rods: West 62 rods: South Il rods; East 62 rods to the beginning, 15 92-100 acres and containing in all l22 l7-l00 acres, more or less
 The said land to be sold in body or in separate tracts. as may be deemed best on day of sale. Note with ap- proved security for the purchase price will be required with interest at ten per cent after maturity. ana immed. iate poSsession will be delivered the purchaser,
 George ] Rodgers,
 Commissioned in ChaneerY Jan. l0 l906 = 2t.
The Springdale news., 1906-01-26
MADISON.

4Aii I. N1. NI' lCi ie- rently instituted at Boston.
 T.. J. Anderson, of Kansas City, has opened jewe1ry repair shop at St. Paul.
 Mrs. Emma Vail, wife of Frank Vail, of Wesley, died re gently of pneumonia.
 Miss Daily Reeves, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Reeves, of Huntsville, died on Tue sday of last week.
 There will be band concert and basket supper at the court house next Saturday night for the benefit of the Huntsville K. of r. band. The proceeds are to be used for the purchase of new instruments for the band.
 The Royal Arch Masons initi- ated a team i'll the Royal Arch degree last Saturday night com posed of Dr. N. J. Hill, E. F. Polk and ]. k. Stotts, after which q banquet was spread in the lodge hall Huntsville Democrat.
 Russel Williams, formerly of Aurora, died at Echo, Oregon, last week; he was a school teacher in tfis county and after having graduated at the Ft. Smith Com mereial College went to Oregon where he secured position. = Huntsville Democrat.
 The St. Paul Mountain Air says it has inquiries from gen. tleman in Tennessee who is con- templating opening d bank at that place. St. Paul, 1t seems, has about as much trouble in get ting a bank as Springdale is eX- periencing i'll getting waterworks and electric hght.
 Last Friday night, 0. Q. Davis, one of the proprietors of the hardware store formerly own- ed by Lon Garrett was in Gaskill Bros. store which k adjoining and, hearing d noise in his own place of business, started to in- vestigate. When he began to open the front door, he heard d ma run down in the basement; on securing a light discovered that some one had made an en- trance through d sash window in tie basement door, then raised the trap door in the floor of the store. It was about S:S0 o'clock, and t IS thought that the person had been using this method of gaining admittance for some time. It is quite evident that Davis disturbed the burglar shortly after his arrival, as nothing but a plug of tobacco was missed. though several pack ages of coffee were scattered over the floor. Huntsville Democrat.
The Springdale news., 1906-01-26
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AIhoussnd Dollars Worth Of Good

A H. ThurneS a well known coal operator of Buffalo, O., writes II have been afflicted with kidney and bladder trouble for years. passing gravel and stones with excruciating pain. 1 got no relief from medicine until 1 began taking Foley's Kidney Cure, then the result was surprising. A few doses started the brick dust like fiue stones and now I have no pain across my kidneys and 1 feel like a new man. It has done me 5000 worth of good. :"
The Springdale news., 1906-01-26

W T. FAIRFAX. Pres.
The Springdale news., 1906-01-26
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The Springdale news., 1906-01-26
.JANAERN.,l906.
FEBRUARY.
Chronic Constipation Cured.

One who suffers from chronic con- stipation is in danger If many serious ailments Orino Laxative Fruit Syr- up cures chronic cnnstip patton as 1t aids digestion and stimulates the liver and bowels, restoring the natural ac- tion of these organs G0mme nee talk ing it today and you will feel better at once. Orin0 Laxative Fruit Syrup does not nauseate or gflpe and is very pleasant to take. Refuse substitutes. Brown X Nelson.
 If some men were pald only for what they knew they would never pos- sess more than 30 cents.