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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-02-28
DESIGNS
FOR THE 0 NELL
MONUMENT 4.
San Antonio Sculptor
Here to See The
Committee
Frank LEIGH III Favor
Of a Portrait
Statue
(From Tuesdays Daily.)

(From Tuesdays Daily.)
"My idea is to make the O'NciII
Rough Rider monument rs artistic as
can be made for the amount Of money
at the disposal Of the committee" said
Frank Teich, n noted sculptor from
San Antonio. Texas, To a Journal Miner
man yesterday.
~ would suggest" he continued,
"that the monument be made broad mt
the base and not too tall, with a good
portrait statue Of O'Ncill surmounting
il, either in bronze or marble. You
cannot make n No. I equestrian sta.
tue out Of il for the amount of money
at the disposal of the committee. 1t
is important that statue should be
n portrait Of the man for whom il is
named. The pedestal can be- made out
Of the native granite here, which mp.
pears 10 me 10 be M good as can bc
found anywhere, aud the grounds can
Toe easily fixed up to correspond to it. "
Continuing he said, al have Travelled
through Paris, Rome and other Euro.
pcan cities making study of public
monuments, their location, design and
surroundings, and am here now 10 con.
fer with the O'Ncill monument com.
mittcc with n view Of submitting de-
signs to them from which they may be
able to select one and award mo the
contract 20 erect it,"
In the course of the conversation
with Mr.. Teicb, il was learned that he
designed and erected number of not.
able monuments in different cities in
the state Of Texas, among which he
mentioned the monument to confederate
soldiers in Dallas, surmounted by con.
federate soldier in full uniform, with
the statues Of Generals Robert T.. Lee.
stoncwall jackson. Albert Sidney
johnson and Jefferson Davis, all por.
trait ones, surrounding the base; the
confederate monument ON the capital
grounds at Austin surmounted with a
statue OF Jefferson Davis, the base of
which was surrounded by life.sizcd
statues representing the artillery, cav.
airy, infantry, and naval arms Of the
service; the monument to the Alamo
heroes and tho volunteer Rremcn
monument. also on the same grounds:
the monument in Houston erected 20
the memory Of the famous freshman.
Dick bowling, IA confederate officer who
distinguished himself at the battle OF
Sabine pass, and the monument erect.
cd In the city Of San Antonio in Travis
park, to the memory Of General Travis.
who was one Of the noted fighters for
Texas independence, and who fell with
his entire command defending the Al.
amo.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-02-28
Property Is Located
In Cherry Creek
District
Preparations Are Being
Made To Begin
Work
(From Tuesdays Daily.)


n. l.. Lee returned yesterday from
Needles, where he purchased the Hop
per group Of mines ON Cherry creek
from J. r.. Brockmsn, n former resi-.
dent Of this county, for his partner
John Harlan and himself, both Of
whom today are making preparations
to commence work there at AN early
date.
The group, which consists of five
claims, is situated about IL miles east
OF the Humboldt smcltcr, where the
hcw owners expect to market their out
put. One Of the claims in developed
To- depth of 100 feet by "A shaft from
which about 900 feet Of drifting has
been done opening up vein from two
to eight feet in thickness, which sam.
pies well in gold and copper.
The claims are situate on the great
mineral belt which crosses this coun.
ty from Jerome TO the Bradshaw noun.
tains, which is noted for rich and valu.
able mineral deposits, and are consider.
ed among the best prospects in that
rich and highly mincralizcd section.
"A good wagon road leads from Hum.
boldt to the camp. which is adjacent
to the survey recently made for the pro.
posed Humboldt and Verde valley
railroad. which when built will open M
one Of the richest sections oof Arizonn.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-02-28
F. R. Stewart Says The
Senate Will Amend
The Bill
Arizona and New Mexico
May Be Dropped
In Conference
(From Tuesdays DaiiyJ

There ~ no question In my mind but
that the Foraker amendment TO the
Joint statehood bill will be adopted, Z"
said y. X. Stewart. who arrived home
from Washington on Sunday evening
last, To u Journal. Miner man yesterday
s AFTER tho bin IL passed with the
Foraker amendment IL will he sent TO
the conference committee he continu
ed, "and do not believe that IL will
ever be called out ~ IL. II IL does come
out of the conference committee be.
licvs that joint statehood for the two
territories will bc eliminated from Il en-
tircly, leaving only statehood for OKLA
homa aud the Indian Territory to be
acted upon, aud the matter Of statehood
for Arizona aud New Mexico 90 com.
later and foe future consideration. -
Continuing further, he said, 81 am
confident Of one thing. and that ~ that
II the statehood question IL lot alone
until President Roosevelt comes here To
unveil the O'Ncill Rough Rider monn.
ment. and gets acquainted with the
magnificent character Of Arizona = citi
2onship, aud sees for himself the won.
dcr'ul mineral resources ~ our terri.
tory, that he will come to n realization
OF tho justice Of admitting Arizona ms
single state aud viii % rccomrucnd II
10 congress. Tho members ~ the sen
ate recognise the justice OF the compact
made by congress in 1865, when the
territory was formed, aud TINT IL that
it's autonomy should be preserved, and
they believe that this agreement should
be knpt with tho people Of this terri.
tory, through whose efforts and toll, not
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-02-28
WARNING NOTICE.

To whom II may concerns
The Golden Key Mining company o,
the following named mining claims, to
wit Golden Key, Golden Jewel, Gold
81 Gem, Golden Crown, Mountain
View and Bedrock. situate in Green.
wood or Eureka mining districts, Mo.
have or yavapai county, Arizona, win
not be responsible for any debts reon-
trncted for labor performed or material
furnished or for accidents sustained by
the parties ut present working the
rbcve'named claims under bond aud
lease.
b r,,'--r q. CHARLES DAVIS.
ALICE Il. DAVIS.
Dated Feb. I, 1905.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-02-28

Mrs, Joseph hroan and family came
In Monday from the Harrington see.
ton, to visit with Mrs. Charles Broa.,
and other relatives and friends here.
After short stay they will leave for
an extended visit to the coast.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-02-28
vagrancy Charge.

A one-armed man, a stranger IN
these parts, was arrested yesterday on
charge Of vagrancy He il suspect.
ed OF having taken a gold watch from
the pocket Of a new acquaintance on
Sunday evening last.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-02-28
In from Date Creek.

J. o. McGovern, one of the old.timen
of this section, came in yesterday from
his ranch on Date creek.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-02-28
Ranchman Visits.

j. Estces, n prominent resident OF the
Simmons section, is in the city on one
of his periodical business visits.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-02-28
Club Smoker.

At the Yavapai club this evening an
important business session will be held.
A splendid musical program has been
arranged, and this will he followed by
smoker. A plcasurable evening is
expected.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-02-28
In from Humboldt.

In from Humboldt.
s II. @. MalIoy. general foreman Of
the Arizona Smelling company at Hum.
po'd' came In last evening on a
short business visit. lcNT
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-02-28
Left for Wickcnburg.

Ed. Lanbc, the. well known engineer
and machinist, left last evening for
the Wickcnburg section.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-02-28
Big Bug Visitor.

j. :. Nelson, who has some promis.
ing mining properties in the Big Bug
section, is in the city on 4 business
visit.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-02-28
From the Copper CITY.

From the Copper City.
Tom Taylor, the smclter superintend.
cnt Of the United Verde Coppcr
company at Jerome, is in the city ON a
business visit.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-02-28
On a Vacation.

Pat O'Donnell, the well known miner
and hosting engineer, is in the city GU
joying wcli-carncd vacation.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-02-28
Blanchard Visitor.

Bert Colburn, who has mining inter.
csts in the Big Bug section, came in
last evening from Blapchard.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-02-28
A Professional Visit.

Attorney will A. Stuart, left last
evening on the southbound for Phoenix
on professional visit.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-02-28
Returned from Ranch.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Baker returned
last evening from their ranch in tbs
Del Rio section.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-02-28
.QTI htW} IN bQ|[f
l., (From Tuesdays ,paily.)
A Professional Visit. I"

Attorney X. Il. Morrison left yeste,
day for Los Angeles on u professions,
visit. =
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-02-28
Camp Verde Visitor.

Mrs. Fife Bartlett came in yesterday
from the Camp Verde section. She is q
guest nj the hotel Burke.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-02-28
Miner Returns.

q. W. woodling, the well known min.
er, has returned from a visit 10 tho
Bisbce section.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-02-28

Making His Rounds.
Dr. l.. M. Swikerath, the Phoenix OPP
tician, arrived here yesterday and will
leave this morning for Mayer and Me-
Cabe.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-02-28
Slight Cave Occurs In
The United Verde
Mine
Miss Mary Bartholdi Is
Reported To Be
In Italy

JEROME, Feb. 26--Thcr. was n
slight cave In the United Verde mine
on Friday afternoon. No one was hurt,
however, and the damage was soon re-.
paired.
Politics Warm Up.
The hum OF the political bee IL heard
on every hand.
Visit Ends.
Mrs. Emanuel, who came over on Sa.
turday on visit to her son and
daughter, Ernest and Louise Emanuel.
returned home this morning.
To Take Trip.
J.. w. Strnhan, one Of Jeromc's old
s'andbys. will leave Tuesday morning.
on an extended trip. From here he
goes to Mexico, and after attending 90
his business there will go TO Santa Yucz,
Cal. The report has gone abroad in
the land that Mr. straban on he's re-
turn will bring "A wife.
To Expert Mines.
Arthur IIcndcy will leave for Mexico
ON Tuesday morning. where he goes to
expert on number Of properties for
the Bank Of Sonora. He will be alb.
sent several week.
A Musical Treat.
The presentation 1of the comic opera
by home talent will take place Tuesday
night, and promises TO be a great sue.
cess In every way. The bill board
now adorps the entrance TO the opera
house, and the prominent characters nrc
there In their different characters, and
present very attractive appearance.
just above is ~-proup Of the entire com.
pany. which consists 81 about 35. ana
the faces are all familiar 10 Jerome go.
ciety, and are all good singers.
Putting In Crops.
Gus Thorbeck and friends spent
Sunday on the river, and report things
moving briskly in the valley, ms the
farmers are all busy with their plant.
ing.
Mining Mon Expected.
L.. II. Haynes, Of the Jerome Mines
Development company, and several 9th.
or mining men are expected to arrive 10.
day.
Machinery Coming.
Mr.. Charles Knutson. one OF tb.
owners 81 the Gold Tooth mine, situat.
ell In Black Canyon, il in Jerome today.
They arc now busy clearing and leveling
the ground around the mine for the ~
ccption OF the new machinery which Is
expected 70 arrive today.
Returns TO California.
w. w. Thomas Of the Black Hin
mine, returned to his home in Los An.
geles Saturday.
win 90 to Nevada
Hoover 4 Cordincr have purchased |
business interests in Ely, Nevada,
where one Of them will 20 shortly.
Superintendent Russell Returns.
Superintendent Hod Russell Of the
United Verde 4 Pacific, has returned |
from an extended trip in the east. where
he went for the purpose Of purchasing
new rolling stock for this company. His
many friends are glad to see him home
again.
Mary Is In italy.
A letter was received in this city |
from Miss Mary Bartholdi OF Prescott.
which gives her address at Naples.
Italy. from whence she will 20 TO Aus.
trt vh,.n a., ..ltl .....l
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-02-28
Seligman Visitor.

Albert NJ. Jones, scligman bu,i.
ness man. !. in the city. "
Sprained Ankle.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-02-28
Walker Visitor.

j. B. Phpps, who Is interested in tho
mining business in the Walker district,
was Prescott visitor yesterday.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-02-28
To Expert Mines.

Arthur IIcndcy will leave for Mexico
on Tuesday morning. where he goes to
expert on number Of properties for
the Bank Of Sonora. He will be alb.
sent several week.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-02-28

NorE.-Aium baking powders are sold al ten
10 twenty-five cents 4 rs,usd az cent an
ounce, bat they render the lood Partially
sndsgesetbls aRd unhealthfuI
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-02-28

J.. W. Strnhan, one Of Jeromc's old
s'andbys, will leave Tuesday morning
on an extended trip. From here he
goes to Mexico, and after attending 10
his business there will go TO Santa Yuoz.
Cal. The report has gone abroad in
the land that Mr.. Strahan on his re-
turn will bring IA wife.
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