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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-04

are not of the warmed over variety.
This ~ really serious matter
continued he. politics are beginning
To sizzle aud rs II is the only recreation
and source of easy money that ] have.
il is necessary for me Ia tear myself
away from the .hcarthstorm these even
iuys and mix with the boys that drop in
from the cnmps and keep my weather
eve peeled on Tom Dillon. Joe
Hickey, and Mike Norris, who. I under
stand are framing up ticket of their
own to be- passed on n platter 70 the
next Democratic convention.
''Wont the delegates have some
thing 10 saw about the. ticket ~ in
auircd the Sauptcrcr- innoccntly.
...'Not il things are M they used to
be- was the reply "When flies"
GOOD old Romans come in from the
country. all that's necessary IL to
throw n few drinks under their belt
and furnish them with n bunch Of the
Itainted green for spending money,
and they will camp with MS until the
courthouse falls. but ! am little
Isrr, this wear and I'm afraid that
tho convention or the election. for
that matter. will not be- the usual tap
ioca. I've got u hunch that the re-
farm wave from the East II about
rendy 10 strike old Yavapai, and II 1t
loes even Mike Norris and the
other philanthropists Of the party can
not save IN. Things look little DARK,
and that il why ! must devote my
evenings to politics If the madame will
ouly trust me and let me come down
town.
"Won't the statehood issue cut some
agnre in the local campaign'' asked
the Saunteser.
1T wiII," unused the Carping Critic,
of that Albuquerque outfit VIII
only supply us with. some substantial
arguments. Let those avarieious bond
holders over the big ridge send ns a
wad Of the mazuma and III sparan'
toe that statehood men will br spring
ing up from behind every rock IN tho
country inside Of AZ hours, It's won.
aerfu, what little of, the long green
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-04
The Saunterer

You newspaper fellows ousht to be
'owhided," exclaimed the Carping
'ntie TO Tho Snuntcrcr, as he took n
second sniff Mt n bOutonnierc of sweet
peas that adorned the lapel Of his coat.
why in darnation do you want to
pi'nt those tobasco stories Of the nm
derworld every time that u man II
lnred from the straight and marrow
path by the wilcs Of the sony sirens:
! tell YOU, it's raising Cain among
some Of the staid old families Of the
town. Ever since Leslie King VOC
dooed Fred Grundle, and put him
m the foolish HOUSE; ever since tue
alluremcnts Of Sweet Marie threw the
big chef at the club in the ranks Of
frenzisd dnancicrs, and ever since
Billy Robinson left his happy home to
bask in the smiles Of another epchan'
'tsss, some Of MS married men have
been tied to the bedposts every night
~ ouI ueNOteu Dut hhuutN S"SP'''~"'
wives.
1T isn't a square deal, old man,
continued the Carping Critic. "Never
before was 10 fettcred in my domes'
tic liberty, but now. II ] even breathe
the word lodge after supper, or hint
81 business engagement. ont come
the chain md the paddock, mctaphorie'
ally speaking, and ! am compelled to
he an unwilling prisoner at my own
fresidc. A far as I am concerned
the bepowdered and befrissasds warb
lers hass 10 charms fur NE. I've
besa dsuu to pike, and they're all
dead - sppaBsy bsk it's hard to con-
vince thu bettsv half Of the household
that I am en- immune when she reads
these stories Of those allow-brained
chaps who have bsen put on the tobog
gan. It's the watblers for the adven'
turous miner and the debonnair drum
mer, but it,. 70 the family roof tree
for me when I want to enjoy real
socfcty with carexacs and smiles which
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-04
BUSTER GROUP TO
BE WORKED AGAIN
Property Has Been Taken Over By A
New Company Which Will Proceed
Immediately To Develop The Ground
And Erect New Reduction Plant.

Within n week another mining camp
in the Bradshaw mouatains, which was
the scene of great activity many years
ago, aud which hes been idle for "a
long time on account Of legal compiled.
tions, will again be the scene Of mimi Z
operations ON n pretcntious scale, ne.
cording TO the statement of Judge John
\. Peacock, general manager Of the
Worth Mining company, which has late.
~ acquired the Buster group Of mine.
near Hooper.
1.-The company proposes to com.
mencc development work AZ once" h.
said. "and I intend To leave here to.
morrow with large force of men 10
commence active operations on the
ground, according 20 the plan outlined
by the new company. Prospecting will
be- carried out TO locate the ore bodies
through the tunnels now on the ground,
and the camp will he equipped for the
accommodation of a large force Of men.
As soon ~ the ore bodies are thorough.
~ prospected the matter Of reduction
plant will be taken under considers.
tion, and the present plant will be- .n.
lareeL TO accommodate a large output
or new plant installed suitable for
the economic reduction 81 the ores IL n
change il found desirable
The Buster group Of mines, the hold.
ipgs Of the new company, which - CON.
posed o: Fort Worth, Texas, capital.
lists, ~ situate in the Immediate vicip.
ity ~ Hooper, about four miles north II
the cr"wn King mine. -Four full
claims and n fractional one comprises
the group, which is developed by four
tunnels, three of which follow Que of
the veins, traversing til. ground, and
one tunnel on side claim. The equip.
ment consists ~ four two stamp triple
discharge batteries, plates aud ronern-
traitors and other appsrtenaness that
go to make hrst class plant i,s
character.
The mines were considered among the
best producers % the district mary
years ago. hundreds Of toas ~ orc be.
ing mined there which gave returns Of
over 90 70 the ton in free gold with.
ont the concentrates being considered. 4.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-04
PRETTY WEDDING UNITEs Q. L
DUNCAN AND MRS. sHEARD.
From Sundays Daily.)

Last evening at o'clock the Bap-
list church was the scene of n pretty
wedding, when y. l.. Duncan and Mrs.
Cynthia Mann SheaTd were united In
the holy bonds Of matrinony. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. r.. u.
Taft, IN the presence of almost the en-
tire congregation, the church being
tastefuliy decorated for the occasion.
As the bride aud groom entered the
church, preceded by the little daughter
Of the bride and advanced through the
aisle. Mrs. George y. Anderson played
the wedding march from "I.ohengrin,"
on the organ. after which Rev. Taft
pronounced the fat-ful words of the
ring ceremony that made the contract
ing parties man aud wife
After the bcnedietion short reeep
tion was held, when the bride and
groom departed for an extended honey
moon trip through "a. principal points
Of interest In Southern California and
the Grand Canyon ~ Arizona.
/. The bride has been "a resident ~ III.
city for the past four years. Coming
from Ohio ON her arrival hero she h.
came q member Of the Bsptis, church.
With which she IL at present idcnti
aea, always taking nm active par, In
its. many charitable works.
'The' groom has been resident Of
this county for a number Of years, and
Is ranked among its most rseer.-sui
And conservative mining men.
On their return from the coast they
win make their fotw. home In this
city.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-04

"wherc's that political sensation.
you promised for tomorrow = papcr?'
asked the Carping critic rs he sur
rcpti,iously glanced over the proofs
last evening, and failed To lind any.
thing Of - startling nature.
1.-The story is still on tho stove. -
explained The Saunter.r and won't he
ready TO dish up for few days.
"You can't fool me. at all. This is
only II trick of you fellows to sell pap.
crs. Every man in town who ever
dabblcd in politics win buy paper to.
morrow morning, and you will keep him
on the string for three or four DAYS.
and then announce that it's all IN,
that there's been n new deal, and that
To your regret. you will have 10 dis.
appoint your esteemed readers. The
scheme is ~ transparent as n pcck.a.
boo waist and with n disgu-ied OK.
preston an his weli.seared countcnsncc
the carpiny Critic slammed the door
behind him.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-04
STILL RICHER in *
THE STORM CLOUD
Twenty Feet Of Drifting On The New
Pay Streak Bring to Light Three Feet
OF Solid Ore That Samples SIS To
The Ton.

perties, has n large force Of men engag.
ed in sinking n larg. double eompart.
ment perpendicular working shaft on
an adjoining claim, which covers the
Ten Spot vein, which has. bccm tapped
by the great Senator tunnel, and in
which there is u good showing.
This shaft is now down TO n depth Of
40 feet, and Is being pushed with all
possible rapidity. From the 100 foot
level n crosscut was run tn the vein,
which was found To be as large and well
defined rs in the Senator ground,s the
footwall being followed by a two foot
paystrcak. 90
a new air compressor was recently
installed AT the shaft, and power
drills are now being used In sinking
operations.
The properties are considered among
the most valuable Of the many promis-
ing mines and prospects in the Senator
range, and have nm ideal situation for
mining operations mt all seasons Of the
year.
". X. Russell n general mansgcf,
and Lester Jackson as consulting cngi-
necr. has direct charge ~ the opera.
lions.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-04
Millinery In Demand.

'Yes,' said n pretty salcslady to
The sauntecr Yesterday, "thc sum.
mer business is beginning to look up a
little. We are beginning to sell mil.
linery in lunches and from the present
outlook our swell Paris models will he
cleaned out before the Fourth.
"All summer seasons have not been
as prosperous as this by long jump.
remember one summer when the wide
straw sailor was the fashionable thing
and We wound up the season with about
twenty dozen Of the sailors on hand
some Of them had cost ms much as
twelve dollars a dozen. and the outlook
was ragged. One day after the Fourth
man came in from the hills and ask.
about straw hats. We showed him our
line and he seemed TO like il. lie
bought fourteen dozen Of these sailors nj
nm average Of a. n dozen. I supposed
he was In the general mere handise
trade In the hills. Abou, four weeks
later hc came into the store one day
and ] asked him how his straw hats
were going.
Having any sale on emf" ! asked.
"Bct your life. they're going" said
the buyer; "eoing like hot cakes. I've
been feeding them TO my goats and they
are the real thing TO keep Angoras
bright and frisky."
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-04
From Tussdsy's Daily.)

/, The new depot is built IL will mean
To expenditure. Of fren. $4,000 Ia
100000 in this city. ,,,', 81 ~
This was the statement made, Last
nigh. by =. NJ. Murphy at the meeting
Of the city council. lIe qualified this
as,ement by explaining that the con.
pEpla,ed improvements depended up.
% the success of tho company in se.
curing the desired property at reason.
able price, adding that unless the pro.
.sn, csorbitant prices demanded were
considerably modified TIA company
would probably be eonpaIIed 10 aban.
don ,b. project. .-4
lie stated, however, that the com.
pany was ready TO proceed with tn.
Improvement of. its present freight ia.
cii,ics and asked the city fathers 10 co.
operate with the railroad authorities in
The construction of a conduit 10 carry
away the food waters that collected in
the vicinity of the depot M the foot Of
COrtct street. representing that such
could be- built at an expenditure not
TO exceed $4,000 or less, Of which
amount the city would be asked 20 pay
onebalf. and that in case the cost Of
the proposed underground waterway
should exceed the amount Of $1,000.
that tn" city would not be requested 10
contribute more than the $1,000.
The proposition was taken under nd.
sisemcnt by the council, and after
some discussion a resolution was ad-
opted by the council authorizing the
mayor and clerk tn enter into an agree
men, with the railroad company in nc.
eOriancc with the proposition as stated
BY Mr.. Murphy.
The proposed Improvements as out
lined by Mr.. Murphy contemplate the
erection Of largo and co,nmodious pas
s"nger depot, on the lines ~ suggested
IN An issue of this journal Of recent
date, the erection 81 freight depot,
and the enlargement and improvement
Of tn" yard facilities, M well ~ the
joining Of Granite and Miller creeks
near the west end Of the railroad bridge
IN the vicinity Of the electric light
plant by cutting. waterway through
the neck " land that divide. the two
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-04

Recent reports Of an authentic ma.
ture from the Storm Cloud mine indi-
cate that the new strike, made in the
tunnel being run on that property, 70
be much larger and Of greater import.
anee than at first reported. 80 D..
Since the new paystfeak was discov-
cred, a drift has been run along IL
for a distance Of about 20 feet, showing
It's average thickness 70 be. four feet,
three feet Of which Is solid ore, which
samples AS to the ton in gold, silver
AID copper, the copper values being 81
per cent. Fs4
The drift along the. new ind u now
in a distance OF about $50 fees from the
mouth Of the tunnel, and at depth Of
about 200 feet from the apex Of the
VEIN.
In this tunnel there IL ariother.3 foot
vein Of shipping ore Of lesser value than
the new find, bnt Of fully as permanent
a character. Work is being pushed
along this paystrcak as wen Ms the
other and regular shipments of ore will
be- made in future from both.
In addition to the work going OH in
this tunnel, the II. J. Beemer com.
pany. the owner of the Stormcloud pro-
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-04

The camp IL ideally sitnatesl FOR min.
ing operations at all seasons of the
year, being within easy access by wag.
on road with Crown King, the terminus
OF the bradshaw Mountain railroad.
Mr.. Peacock, who has had charge Of
mining operations in several Of the
western states, ~ well as Mexico. will
have direct charge of the operations on
the ground.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-04

VIII do to convert the jointless into
jointists," and with this seatcntious
remark, the Carping Critic strolled in
the direction Of the Palace Cellar,
where Bob Birch ia already engaged
in grooming the faithful in the in,ri.
cacies Of the new primary law.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-04

Be wise, read the Jou'naI.Mmss.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-11-09
KINDNESS BROUGHT A FORTUNE.
Good Samaritan Receives one-Fiftla Of
Rich Mans Estate.


I Denver. Colo. Because he befriend,
ed Dr. Albert 3. Cummings. Of Pitts
burg, Pa. many years ago, w. r. Har-
ris, Of Denver. has received S1s, 500.
IN 1889 Harris was employed Id d
hotel at Cresson, Pa. where DR.. Cum
Iningssa q guest of she hotel, was taken
All one night, and Harris, an absolute
stranger. attended him until ne recoy-
erred. They met but once afterward.
mt q dinner table.
Harris recently received a letter.
from the lawyer Of Dr.. Cummings,
stating that the physician had died
and in his Will bequeathed young FIar-
s;riB his entire estate, valued at betWeen,
$4,000 and $75, 900. Later relatives
contested the VIII. and q short time
ago compromise was effacted by
which Harris accepted s1s. 500.
Harris Is af present salesman Tor q
biscuit company
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-11-09
GENERAL RESULTS.

New 7 York elects Hughes, the
3republ candid date for COVER
nor by q mai jority of 81, 900.
Pennsylvania elects the re-
publican ticket by lOO, 900 ma
jority over Emery, The democra-
tic candidate for governor and
who was also supported by the
Lincoln republ blicans.
Oklahoma territory elected q
demo cratic consti titutiona conYen-
ton. B
Every northern state went re-
publ blican except Minnesota and
North Dakota.
Minnesota will have two years
more Of Johnson and possibly
several other demo ocrats ON the
state ticket will be elected.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-11-09

ful com position The Moonlight
Boat Ride, from Verdis ii
Trovatore.
There were several absences
from the junior class the latter
part OF last week. n.
Clara Hodg Tyson and Minnie Jac-
|obsen spent Sunday at the Jac-
|ebsen farm.
Election day was hailed with
Joy as q holiday in the high
school.
Prof. GodWard has moved up
from the Chatuaqua grounds.
Several new pupils entered
high school Monday. q.
The members of the Glee
club are doing very good work..
They are nov working on d
beauti fnl arrang cement OF Annie
Laurie. q
The Freshmen sent Ruth john
son several dozen carnations.
They nope Ruth will soon re-
turn to schoo
The obstrlc ctions in front
of the school house on Thursday
morning were enough to cause a
little trouble in getting in but
not enough to close school.
Tuesday being election day
we had a Welcome little rest.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-11-09
: !: FI0T SAM AND JET SAM :
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Peter Riley, a farmer living
thirteen miles south Of Minot,
was arrested by Deputy Sheriff
Kelley on tine charge Of stealing
eleven Ions Of dressed pork.
and five Quarters of beef from
Foote d McGinnis' slaughter
house.
At the session OF the state
supreme court last week an
order was entered adiourning
the same until Nov. 12, no more
eases being ready for argume
Living at Granville, there is
"a man who has saved the lives Of
twenty eight persons, from drown.
ing one at astime. He is Robert
VerdDn, Whosis connected iii the
bakery business with Harry
Watson. Mr.. Verdon until
recently livedsin Clapton, Eng
land.
Martin Olson, a thresherman
living about four miles north
east Of Aneta, bought a new
threshing machine last fall and
did a great deal Of theshing
for different farmers in his
vicinity, collected all the bills
and left for parts unknown,
forg citing to pay off help, and
nunnerol1sb bills he had contracted.
The authorities are on the look
out for him. 81.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-11-09

FOR Register of Deeds:
N. a. Hoghaug, rep LII
a. Crary, dem 769
For Clerk Of Court
i Ihorson. rep ,272
II. Fulkersorl, dem 672
For States Attorney
Silver Serumgard, dem. j, ,O91
w, ~ Anderson, rep 998
For Coroner:
p Y. Gilbertson. rep |, ,229
q. Hurst, dem 856
For County Judge:
Henry, rep 1868
For superintendent of Schools:
Lorena Yannier, dem 1,277
d Norton, rep 1872
Commits ionerss Second District:
Ole Nesseth, rep .... +. 19S
y Stevens, dem liz
Third District:
Maloney, dem 40
9. Maurer, rep 147
Fifth District:
w. g. Samuels. dem l76
Jas. Met Corrnick 1923
For Increased Jurisd fiction 56s
Against 8, !. ]. &. ]. !. I, ]. I. 81. 545
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-11-09
Charles I GEM Stabbed to
Death Monday NiqIlt
FIRST REPORTED AS SUICIDE CASE
But Upon Examination Knife Wound.
We're ssFosnd III tile Bask-.-lgo
Glue 10 the Perpetrators

Charley Genz was foulIy
urdered ia this city last Mon
day night.
Mrs. John Me Carten, who
lives near the race track south
of town, discovered the dead
body lying midway between the
house and barn Tuesday morn
ing, and promptly notified the
authorities. n
The body was takengin charge
by Corone Gilbertson, but up
to the time Of going.to press no
inquest had been held.
Charley GEM was q farm
hand who had worked for diff
ferent farmers in this county for
several years. The past season
he was employed by Bob Coch-
rane on his farm in Dry Lake
township. The season before he
worked on Sheriff MeLean's
farm. His employers speak
highly Of him as a workman.
GEM came to town Monday to do
la little boosting for Me Lean, but
| fell in with some companions and
began drinking. About 10 o 'clock
Monday night he met Sheriff
Mclean on the corner Of Fourth
street and Kelley avenue and
borrowed a dollar from him. He
was not seen alive after that. &
Genz was stabbed in the back
four or five times, once in the
abdomen and there were several
ideep gashes in his throat. Nc
lone can imagine the motive fol
1.-THE crime, and who the perpre.
TRAITORS were is still q ! mystery.
He was in Sam Goldberg's 4
pool room with q stranger, eYii..
identity a laboring man, early
Monday evening rs
There Isl a theory that Gem
Igot into a quarrel with his com
Ipanions and was stabbed. Thiiss
same theory goes that tht
murderers figured by finishing
Ihinl By slashing his throat ane
carrying the body down III tlt
weeds they could make goo:
their escape before the corpse
Icould be found and when folInG
iit would appear as q case ol
a - -
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-11-09
A SUlClDl Al IANTON
Coroner GilbertsoIl Is Called to East
orn Ramsey 70 Hold Ain Inquest

esterday Coroner Gilbertson
went to Lawton in response to q
summons calling him to hold an
inquest on the remains Of a man
by the name of Nichols Of
Nicholson who had supposedly
committed suiclde there Wednes-
day. The phone wasn't work
ing very well and the particu-
lars could not be learned.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-11-09

Parties are hereby notified
that they will be prosecuted
hereafter for driving across the
cement sidewalks between my
two reside dences on West Sixth
street. The walk has been re-
placed twice by the und ersigned,
and he proposes to make the
other fell low pay for the damage
hereafter Tom Nil Her.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-11-09

Chairman Hanna Of the re-
publican state central committee,
Gpncedes the election Of Burke
for governor by a majority Of
from 2, 600 to 3, 600: Fisk, for
ss1preme court judge, BY a ma
jority of &, 900. He claims the
balance Of the republican state
sticket will be elected by. good
maj jorities.
Every precinct ia Ramsey
y county has been heard from,
n Ghurchs Ferry and Fancher,
coming in yesterday noon. The
total vote for all the candid
il given below
For Governor:
John Burke, dem ,585
ssarles, rep 4776
q III. 3ss res:
arshall, rep OH
d Sronna, rep ,O241
ID. Benton, dem 796
]. Burr, dem i759
For Supreme Court Judge:
j. Fisk, dem I. /. ,331a
D. ID. Morgan, rep ,076
John Knauf, rep 607
For Members Of the Legisl slature:
%. 2. N Andersen rep. 1 LA
nj s1nc ii ee MI ~ RI p.sav. "a 81 4
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-07-17
Death of Mrs. Olive

Mrs. /. J. Olive died at her home III
Cashmere on Sunday morning ar IL
O. look, of advanced age. Mrs Olive
was born In England and crossed the
ocean in sailing vessel at the ags of
eighteen, and lived at St. John, Now
Brunswick until 1902. when she came
to Cashmere. Mrs. Olives husband
died IN 1900 and she has since liveu at
the home OF her sen, fl J Olive. At
the time of her death she wss ninety
years and five months old. She leaves
to mourn her loss two sons and two
daughters. The sons are Fl . J. Olive
of Cashmere, George l.. Olive of st
John. New Brunswick; Mrs. T. Va
Musgrt We of Sultan, Wash and Miss
Anna T. Olive of cashmere. The fun.
eral was held from the Olive home at
Ca hsmere yesterday morning, Rev.
Thomas Gum officiating.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-07-17
Pointed Paragraphs

Never judge a mans worth py the
taxes he pays.
The school of experience is omen
twenty-four hours each day.
A mans past doesn't interest a wo-
man as mucn as his presents.
When an average man does you q
favor he never let's you forget 1t.
Many a citizen WHO trades on mai
gins wouldn't think of buy ing gold
brick.
If q woman believes her husband is
bad the chances are he will make
good
When man CONFINES business
with pleasure business usually gets the
short end of it.
A woman's idea OF economy is to use
gas range for the purpose OF cutting
down the coal bill.
Even at this stage of the game there
are men who deny that George WASH
Ington ever owned Ratchet.