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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-09-15
Dlnco from the Mlno
JAMES BARTON ADAMS

The friend, of CougressHsu Long.
sorth were especially glad to see HIM
c0Rtr bu d1l5as to The campaign fuud
because II furnished evidence that b.
I did not come home broke" says the
Washington Post. Perhaps he borrowed
tie collar from Alice until the next
c aHgressioaaI payday
"Wha, is hong without Bryau," sp
/ peared upcn tanner borne by tn
N-brasss drltsarton to the New Yor4
reception. Tue Repnbiicaus think il
would * a dFeary place, and henc,
vii do ali IN their power to keep him
home.
Tue Surgeons found gold nugget IT
the appendix of a Colorado mountain
nisn upon whom they had operated. ana
tt IS predicted hat there 4 be q rush
Of pro-p ctors to the cree from which
be got ms drinking water
A man who claims TO have visited
Mars IN trance says everything uy
there is soTpen'iHe nature. Il is quite
evident thst the potion which ,hre $
him into the trance Was a!s1 of ,ha, na-
.ure
a rural correspondent in Tennessee
,,, =.
and If G,d in His allwise dispensatio I
should iail 10 let the ae~s OF heaven
fail, the little bees in the cooves Of the
Rzcoou mountain would not miss any
the lips Of these mountain lasses that is
AKIN to honey
Slmplifird spelling is not, as many
suppose. new lad. Many years ago
the rural lover was wont TO write to his
prettiest rustic rose:
II L luv me as luv L.
No nife Can cut our Inv in =.
An eastern bachelor declares that Re
will never marry until he finds = wofl-
an who is neither curious nor talka,iv .
Il would he quite safe to bet a bachelor
button against bridal wreath that no
dIscon solate widow will ever bedew bis
grave with tears and collect his life in
sursnce
The Sioux City minister who appeared
in the pulpit in his shirtsleeses and re-
quested the swelteriug brethren to re
move their coats no doubt smiles being
nantly when a peeksboo shir,waist ap
pears in his congregation.
1t looks locks lik. isbbing the muck
rake into sacred nook for the Leaven-
worth Post to ask: docs a minister in
his private study ctss the A,es2"
Washington paper saws Mr. Bryan
is shorn OF everything but his sunny smile
bat this cannot be true We learn from
reliable London paper that he Is
wearing high silk hat.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-09-15

Kansas farmers are using gasoline en-
gines for driving electric motors to fur.
nish their homes with electric light
The next move Of these progressive
wheatocrats may be the installation Of
storage batteries for driving fans on their
plows.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-09-15

AN Indian Territory editor Il.
read puff himself than fat slip
banana peel. The minded reads
and then around and hgs all the The kind
reads his and then
the pays what he The business
regularly money
walk silently
the they both
and life and down lives
Such the mustard seed that falls
different ground. .'-Exchange.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-09-15

Maxim Gorkey says he will pay no
more attention to America. Will pay US
back in our own coin as it we're:
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-09-15

LAST Wednesday silver reached oS the highest
paid years The rapid of
attributed by Uncle
purposes generally believed the price will higher.
is good news TO OF Clear Greek county.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-09-15

DEocRAT1c harmony thing Of the past Colorado for long
the convention Denver
The Hdened that all
bridging the opposing
locked
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-09-15

THE harmonious conditions existing republican ranks in Clear
Creek the the and
throughout the
the pleasing The apparent when
Of being waged party
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-09-15

paper says Mr. Bryan is horn Of everything but
smile, but this We learn from reliable
London paper that be : d high silk hat.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-09-15

THE Denver Times sketch OF r G Bonney, the
the Clear Greek the following
Thrice Trun Down" AS Icuous
Clear who
the the delegates Bonncy doing
stunt in been any thing
his
PRIMARIES the Bouney
proxy making
live the children
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-09-15
Only 7 Two Dollars a Month.

To have sour suits cleaned aud pressed
by 5 J Reed. ailor. Called for and
delivered.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-09-15

1t looks locks like isbbing the muck.
rake into q sacred nook for the Leaver-
worth Post to ask: Does a minister ia
his private study cLss the h,esa'f
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-09-15

The Sioux City minister who appeared
in the pulpit in his shirtsleeses and re-
quested the s~elteriug brethren to re
move their coats no doubt smiles being
nantly when peekaboo shir,mais, ap
pears in bis congregation
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-09-15

Washington paper saws Mr. Bryan
is shoru OF everything but his sunny smile
reliable London paper that he Is
wearing high six hat.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-09-15

Slmplitied spelling is not, as many
suppose. a new lad. Many years ago
the rural lover ~as wont TO write to his
prettiest rustic rose:
II L luv me as luv L.
No nife Can cut our luv in :.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-09-15

THE dollar should be placed above the man.
BRYAN. A not of hi, reach, colonel.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-09-15

A man who claims to have visited
Mars IN trence says eVervthjrg u,
there is seTpeniIae Nature. /; is quit,
evident thst the potion which thre ,
him into the trance Was als1 of that na
ture.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-05-30
PUBLIC RECORDS.
Instruments Filed A. Reported By the
Prescott Title Company.

+. j. Morrison and wife to Ameri.
can Mines Co., m. deed, 4l,250,00O;
Arizona, Oregon, Louisiana, Ohio, New
York. Michigan Wayne mines Weaver
district.
Derby Mining Co. TO George U
Young, lease and option, 100000; group
of II mines, Thumb Butte district
two years.
r. X. O'Bricn locates Puncy mine
Tiger district.
Metal volatilization Co., to Rigby
Mining and Reduction Co, license, roy
atty, patent process for reducing ores
etc.
Doanc Merrill and wife to Horace T.
Merrill, W deed, lots and II, block 3
Jerome.
Chas. II. Hooker to Richard Lamson
m. deed, Mountain View mine, Verde
district.
Humboldt Improvement Co. amends
articles Of incorporation.
Alice Moeller to T. q. Norris, W deed
numerous lots in Moeller add, and nj
property in Prescott.
DIR. Sara Thacker locates ~ mines
Big Bug district.
Fannie Jennings to John San
dretti, W. deed, $500; lot II, block II
Jerome.
w. j. Mulvenon and W. p. Carde
locate Spud mine, Pine Grove district
Jesse T. Jones, guardian, to John s
Jones, bill Of sale, 81; mill and min
ing machinery, Big Bug dist.
Ralph Upper locates Upper place
claim, Hass district.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-05-30
Former Yavapai Man Is
Erecting Mill AT
Tonopah
Says the Camp is Lively
And Merchants Are
Prosperous
(From Tuesdays Daily.)

y. q. We'll, who was for six years
foreman Of the milling plant Of the
Dividend Consolidated Mines company,
and later in charge Of the Jessie Mines
compnny's mill in tho Big Bug dis.
trict, and left here some time since for
Tonopah, evada, relates some inter
csting experiences Of his trip TO this
journal.
In n letter received last evening,
among other things he said: ~ loft for
Tonopah about three weeks ago by
way Of San Francisco. ] took in tho
sights Of that city, and must say that
was very much depressed in looking
upon San Francisco, the greatest ruins
in the world today. Tho following Is
an exact copy Of n placard posted upon
4 little shack upon the ruins Of the for
NOR great Emporium Department Store.
II certainly shows the true spirit and
grit Of the people Of the stricken city:
"Don't knocki Boosti The Golden
Gate Is still open, and San Francisco
10 still the greatest natural port in the
world! We nrc still in the ring, q little
dis6gurcd, but fighting like Helen
Blazes. Bet on San Francisco. - Rattle
Brain"
Referring TO Tonopah, he writcs:
"Tonopah is certainly quite mining
town, and everything is quite lively.
Business men are certainly doing we'll.
r am at present working on the con.
struction Of n 100. stamp mill at Millers.
Nevada, for the Tonopah company.
This company also had 8 Huntington
mills and n cyanide plant under con.
struct:on."
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-05-30
Attorney Anderson Hits
Back At Attorney
Talbot
Denies Saying That He
Was Working For
A Fee

Referring to the statements made
by District Attorncy Talbot in connec-
ton with the Doolcy- Suite embroglio,
Attorney Leroy Anderson wishes the
following to be made public:
81 have no desire TO enter into a
newspaper controversy concerning the
Cypress deal prefcrring to try the
case in the courts, but in view of the
statements in Sundays paper, credited
to District Attorney Talbot, concerning
my interest in the matter depending
upon my receiving no fee IL the case
was not tried here, I desire TO say:
First: That such a statement il
absolutely and unqualifcdly false. I
did not make any such statement to
Talbot or anybody else.
"Sccond; Because such could not
bc the fact, for am under contract
with the Cypress Gold and Copper Min.
ing company, and would not receive
one cent more il I did help prosecute
| Suttle.
Yesterday morning, upon reading
such statement, I Immediately started
out to find Talbot, and finally did find
him, and he authorized mo TO say that
. lie did not care TO be quoted as saying
that had said my interest in the ease
was prompted by hope OF getting a
fcc,' and Furthermore, he said TO me
your actions in the matter were only
what any other attorneys would have
been, and you had a perfect right e
urge the arrest Of this man in behalf
Of your clients So that ends the
matter. and do not care 70 say any
thing further, except that my clients
ask me to help prosecute in thi
case, and did urge Talbot 10 let thi
warrant be served, and ! thought thcI
and think now that Suttlc IL guilty ot
cmbezzlcmcnt, and in view Of the new
evidence we have discovered since thu
case was presented to the grand jury
which told Talbot we had, l feel tina
he should mt least give us hearing
and let the court and jury decide whc
Their or not Suttlc is guilty Of thi
crime. However, as Suttle got som
Of the money in Illinois, We can r..
him there, but this county In whcr
most Of the money was received nn'
here is where the property IL locate'
and where the 'dcnl' was contaminated
and, in my opinion, where the cas-
should be tried.
Further than this,l have nothing /
say. a. our side was stated fully i
Sundays paper by Mr.. II. l.. D"oley.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-05-30
GRUNDLE GOES
TO THE ASYLUM
Musicians Mind Wrecked By His
Hopeless Infatuation For Mrs Leslie
King. Fascinating Vocalist Employed
In the Anheuser Concert Hall

that he was losing his mind, when n
trip to the coast was suggested, which
hc refused 10 consider, stating that he
could not leave the vicinity of his
adorcd one. An engagement was Sc
cured for hun ut the Wellington, which
he kept for two weeks, returning again
10 Che hnhcuscr, where he continued his
attentions 70 the charming and fasci.
mating Mrs hing, with whom he was
cnrapturcd. Meeting with polite re-
fusals, in his every advance TO the en-
chanting belle, he became more gloomy
and morosc, until his sullcn actions in.
dica,cd that he might ut any time seek
Jealous revenge on n man whom he
thought n rival, or seek his own self.
destruction, when n complaint was filed
charging him with insanity, his arrest
Immediately following.
The dcmentcd man is about 40 years
of age, and native of Drumming, Den
mark, where his father and brother
still reside. his mother dying but a
short time ago. He is n member Of tn,
Musicians union Of Kansas City, Mo.
where n married sister lives, another
brother supposed to be in st. Paul
MINI. He was an accomplished must
elan. and up to the time Of his pre-
sent trouble n quiet and agreeable gen
tlcman.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-05-30

Editor, Journal Miner. :.
In Mr.. Hawkins letter Of yesterday
he asserts that the sequel TO tho trial
and acquittal Of Carter and Clark will
be the suppression Of n dangerous Gle
ment in Jerome.
Now, would like to ask Mr.. Haw-
kins whom he considers q dangerous
element In Jeromef
Is IL the miners Of Jerome, or his
gum shoe subordinate, who did unearth
a terrible conspiracy in jerome
through overhearing q conversation be-
tween the landlord Of hotel in Je-
rome and one Of the boardcfs.
Now, do not believe that Mr.. Hsw.
kins is apprehensive Of any dangerous
element among the working men Of
Jerome. ! understand that he himself
Is a working man. Does he really
hold an opinion that the miners Of Je-
rome are dangerouss
In conclusion Of his letter, he states
that under present conditions any citi.
zen can go to bed Mt night and feel
safe that he will not bo routed out of
his house and forced TO take tho
trail.
GFat Lamp Posts! Have the people
OF Jerome been living under those
conditions these many years, or Is this
- hoA
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-05-30


His eyes dis,rndcd from fright, his
every action indicating the nervous
wreck that he IL. ~ times incohcrently
talking Of the brown eyed beauty
whose INCORPORATED low" cost him the
loss Of his mental faculties, Fred
Grundlc yesterday afternoon at }
clock appeared in the probate court,
where he was examined by Doctors
Looncy and McNally, who unanimous
" adiudgcd him insane, being later
taken hy Deputy sheriff Merritt to
the territorial insane asylum at Phoc'
mix
Arrested on Saturday afternoon last
he was placed in the ward for the
insane. under the care of a 'rusty. with
whom he at once struck up an acquain.
iancc. later showing signs of great
fear by his every action, and refusing
20 retire at the usual hour, he remained
awake the entire night, most OF the
time pacing his apartment. His con
NltlOn Nlu nh' wv
day, when he showed signs of evident
dislike To- his companion, arming him
self with n stick, which he carried in
his hand for protection, but making no
effort To assault, the man who was there
to prevent any effort ON his part at
self destruction. His uncasiness con
tinucd until Sunday afternoon about
4 o'clock, when suddenly and before
the trusty could prevent him he raced
across the room and buttcd his head
violently against the wall At once
repeating the action on the other side
Of the apartment he was hastily takcr
hold of by his companion, who succeed
cd later in quoting him somewhat, IN
ducing him to enjoy n little sleep dur
ing the night However, early yestcr
day morning he again became yer,
restless aud made a determined efIor
to butt his head against the iron doo
in which he was promptly foilcd.
Since his Incarceration he has eater
little, hardly tasting any 'oon'
In the probate court he showed ap
parent gladness at meeting with few
of his old friends and associates 70
whom he oftcntimcs called during In
confinement, but no matter what turf
was taken in the conversation hi
mind invariably rambled back to Thu
buxom beauty, the memory Of who's
charms ever appeared to linger upper
most in his dcranged mind.
The story Of his troubles dates bacl
about two months. when the charming
and yiyacious Mrs. Leslie King he
came one of his pupils, taking dali.
lessons ON the cornet. infatuated witt
her beauty, he sought her hand In mar
riage, meeting with blank refusal
Becoming annoyed Mt his attentions sh
ceased her music lessons. only TO D.
further importuned TO accept his hear
and hand in the Anheuser concert hall
where both were filling n musical On
gagement. Being assured by her tina
she was already engaged to another, h
became m0rose and uncommunicativs
his actions daily growing more pccu
liar until his fellow employees fcare
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-05-30
n the United states, commissi,

In the United Statesp Commission.
cr's fAce on Saturday last, before
Cp5 pioness y. NJ. W. Moore, RDbS.
WIKI made Rsal proof of. sl6scrt
<iSyY ycseres Of land in the OAK
.crsA ySst1. md Paul vivalda Hssde
fnaRpfp4 cash entry on homo.
stead ssldp acres situated about
three miles MSrthwest Of this city.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-05-30

Judge X. Il. Sloan, associate justice
Of the supreme court, left here on Sun.
day last 10 attend = meeting Of the
supreme court, which was convened
yesterday in the capital city. He was
accompanied by W. y. Norveil, court
stenographer.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-05-30

been excitingly close.
The home team certainly played
good ball, and was deserving of the sue
cess scored. The boys were in the
game at all stages Of the play, and new
er let an opportunity to make a good
play go by.
Cusiek, he Of the flowing shirt tail,
pitched elegant ball, Jimmie could not
be ratified mt all. He struck out eleven
men.
Ryer, as usual, caught an errorlcss
gamc. He guarded the home plate ir
very crcditablc manner
Reymiller made n good play in a
critical moment. The bases were full
and he came TO bat. The second ball
thrown to him was lifted over the
short stops head for a safe hit, and
the congestion was relieved.
The other boys played well, and each
ono assisted very materially In winning
The game, N Dftt,.i.i
The Phoenix boys played good ball,
with the exception Of the catcher.
Yimp, who is part Prescott, and part
Askfeetficl hight" strhek out t~e'vc
mon, the. best record made during the
day by any Of the four pitchers that
HsY6 * the ka1e% Tht visitors took
their defeat very philosophically, htd
promised to do better next time.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-05-30
Eutertain Thoir rriends

Mr.. and Mrs. II. Rothermel entertain
cd at the popular game OF 500 on Mon
day afternoon, and Wednesday night
Of last week, ut their home on Hull nv
enue.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-05-30
K. A. Williams WEEDS
Miss Julie Won.
Volkenburg
Stork Is Now Working
0vertimg In
Jerome


10 n pretty romance was consummat.
ed, when Miss Julie Won volkcnburg
became the bride Of II. Alexander vii.
liams, a we'll known business man Of
this city. Tho ceremony was perform.
ed by the Rev. DR.. Miller, Of the Con.
gregational church, ut the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Scott Mr.. Williams
is n native Californian, and Miss Won
Volkcnburg was born in Jackson,
Michigan, and was about two years
ago n resident Of this city, when the
attac hmcnt was formed. She returned
east, and about "A month ago came
back again to the copper city, when
the former attentions Of the groom
were renewed, resulting this time in
an engagement and hasty marriage.
The wedding was very quiet, only n
few friends being present. After the
first Of June the young couple will be
at home TO their friends in n pretty lit.
wv 'ottukV ou Isust uNeuu'.
Back 10 Her Old Home.
Miss Edna Trump, who has been 10
jerome for the past several months,
for her health, has returned TO her
home in Kivoka, Mo.
School Closing Exercises.
Prof Scuddcr has about completed
arrangements for the closing exercises
Of the public school in June. Tho OK.
crciscs will be given in the opera house,
and promise to he very entertaining.
Thcspians Hold Forth.
The Buster Brown company assisted
by home talent gave n very interesting
and well presented play on Saturday
night.
Stork Shows Up.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joyce are being con
graduated on tho arrival Of an eight
pound girl.
A fine little girl was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Miller on May %
1906.
Baseball Game.
The hose team of Jerome played the
Boilcrmakers at Russell station on
Sunday, May 20.
Improving Rapidly.
A letter just received from Or. J
W. Coleman announces that he il i'm
proving rapidly In health.
Enjoyable Outing.
A large crowd Of Jcromc's citizon'
took advantage Of an outing at Russell
station yesterday.
House Accommodation Scarce.
The demand for houses il very grca
In this city, everything in tho shape o,
house being full, and number o.
pretty little cottages would bring goo,
interest on the money invested.
| A Quiet Wedding.
On May 81 the marriage Of o. v
Camp and Mrs. Ida Hill took plac,
Judge l.. d. 81. James officiating. tn,
wedding took place nj tho home Of Tn,
bride, only few friends being pre-
sent.
Lady Tonsorial Artist.
Jerome now has new barber shop
in which woman does the tonsoria
stunt.
Re-modelled His Dwelling.
The stone residence recently brough
by =. Pcchovich has been rcmodclle,
and reGttcd inside and out, and the In
mily are now quite at home therein. .
To Produce an Opera.
The Jerome Opera company is nov
practicing on the opera "Said Pnsha ;
which they will present to the publi
on June 7. There il some fine talen
in this city, and il will be brought on
In this play.
Entertain Thor Friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Rothcrmel entertain
cd nj the popular game OF 500 on Mon
day afternoon, and Wednesday nigh
Of last week, ut their home on Hull nv
cnue.
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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-13
OR. TURvEY IS
HELD BY POLICE
ON SUSPICION

Buffalo. y. Y. Sept l3.--Dr w. w.
Turvey is being held at police headquar-
ters on an open charge The police admit
that they are securing the city for a
Xoman or a womaus body upon whom
a criminal operation Is alleged to have
been persGrmed The woman Is supposed
10 be from philadelphia.
Bloody bedding and several packages
Of bloody absorbent Gotten are also said
20 have been found as the result of an
investigation made by the police 60 learn
the cause Of a disturbance IN the Doctors
house early yesterday morning
The police nave an employe az "a private
hospital conducted by The dQrtor whom
they are holding as a witness. and an
other woman Is under surveillance.
Turvey In explaining the cause OF the
disturbed condition OF the house 90 a
friend. attributes Il 20 woman employe
with whom he said he had quarrelled
upon returning home late Tuesday night
Then. he says. she started out 10 break
things and he retaliated by breaking more
things To another friend he said: mo
murder was committed at my house"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-13
PAY TRIBUTE To MEMORY
Of DECEASED MEMBERS

The Rhode Island Citizens Historical
ass ISOLATION held it's regular monthly meet
ing this -afteEnoea-ift-the-A -AftthrwsUn
Street church, at which Summer His
torical Rambes" was discussed
There was also a memorial service in
honor OF the late J. j. Woolley, Or. j. B.
Greene, ". @. III. Rawson and Freeborne
Coggeshall. who were eulogzed by several
present, including Francis Gallagher
whose tribute 10 the memory OF the late
Councilman Rawson was in part as fol-
lows:
The decease OF Henry Grindall Ham,
mond Rawson OF this city brought sin
cere and heartfelt grief TO large circle
OF friends and co-laborers.
Decided and uncompromising In his
views, he was charitable and considerate
towards those who differed from him and
neither respected nor loved a person less
for being as he himself was true TO his
own convictions and decided in maintain
ing them. His belief in the Fatherhood
OF God and the Brotherhood OF Man
caused his religion TO be OF practical ma
tvre. full OF kindness toward the afflicted
the depressed. the wronged and the
needy.
by his departure a voice, an influence.
an example, has been removed from the
community which in these perilous times
cannot we'll be spared. He still lives I'm
the grateful remembrance OF many who
are comforted. upheld and blessed by
an example OF faithful and efficient ser
wee for God and humanity"