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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-08
HE SKIPPED BY THE LIGHT OF
 THE MOON.
(From Sundays Daiiy.)

ASH FORK, Aug. 4-(Spccial) l. Tobey Gratncr, expert lineman, plumb CT, steam filter, and electrical worker, came over from Los Angeles a few months ago, and was employed at the Postal repeating station. Tobey could play ball, too, and did, as the Williams and Prescott ball players can testify.
 But Tobey has gone, and that with. out one fond adicu. The grocer mourns some s30 or more, and the restaurant keeper has faint recollec. ton of a feed bill, "maybe so 10 dollars" and the Ash Fork ball team says, "Well, if he had left that red suit, we wouldn't complain"
 Some one saw Tobey and his wifi, in the dim light of morning wheeling q trunk down the yard, and the ticket seller remembers selling two tickets to an obscure town in Indiana for No. &. "They left betweci the darkness and
 the day,
 Just as the sombrc cast was turning
 grey"
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-08
PUBLIC RECORDS.

Thos. Fryer to Joe Larson, m. deed, $500 and stock, various mines Black Hills district.
 John McNeR to R. H. Burmister, power of atty, grants general powers.
 Francis A. Bashford, w. C. Bash. ford and wife, to Margaret B. Bur. mister, lot 22 and s. Inf. lot 20, block 6, East Prescott
 Arizona Brg. Co. to Shaw and Harris, agreement, $30OO; furniture, fixtures, etc, of Gold Coin saloon, Prescott.
 F.. F.. Mcfarland ct al. locate seven mines, Mineral Point district.
 J. J. Sladich locates Humboldt pla. eer, Big Bug district. !. John B. Lecorr and H. II. Hamel to Two Republics. Mg Co.,, m. deed, si; Arizona group of six mines, Black Hills district.
 Arizona Smelling Co. to Bertha Ball, W. deed, *7A; lot 10, block s, Hum boldt.
 G. w.. Hull to Consol. King Dev, and Columbia Copper Mg. O., m, deed, tlo; five mines, Verde district.
 II. II. and E. K. McCord Incorporate Il. Il. Mccord company, capital stock A1O0,OO0. ,.
 Madalini NJ. Andrews to Frank E. Andrews power of atty, grants gem eral powers.
 Y. M. Czarnowski and W. H. Bsnk ks to Southwestern Dev. O., bond. sis,. 2bo,' six months, l6 mines, Weaver dist.
 0. A. Bashford and wife, to Tiger Gold Go, V. deed, t50OO; 300 fl. in End N. Ext Grey Eagle mine, Tiger dist.
 John Ciccrelli and Mary Rust to venator and Seholey, bill of sale. t7Oo; poss. right on Ash creek, cattle, horses, etc. S
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-08
NEW B. B. STORE A THING OF
 BEAUTY.
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When the Bashford. .Burmister com. pany opens it's doors tomorrow morn. ing the people of Prescott and north. ern Arizona will have the opportunity of not only seeing the largest depart. ment store in Arizona, but an institu- ton rivaling the biggest establish. ments of large cities in the beauty of its furnishings and fixtures, and in the extent of stock and excellence of goods carried.
 The greater "B. B." store has be. come a concrete fact by reason of the occupancy of the adjoining building. It has been fitted up in metropolitan style, with handsome fixtures, mirrors and other modern equipment, and this part of the establishment is not excelled in the West for the completeness and beauty of its furnishings and conven. fences for the public.
 Attractive fixtures for the various departments, wide aisles, spacious show cases, n pneumatic cash service, the glitter of mirrors, and plate glass, take one away from the canyons and gulehes of mining district, and seem. ingly place one in the great department stores which have made Chicago and New York famous.
 It was two years ago, in May, 1904, that the company, recognizing its flu. ture needs, bought the adjoining build. ing of Mrs. Mary Bashford, but 1t was not until January of this year that 1t was decided to occupy it, Since that time there have been months of care. fn' planning and study. When the plans had finally been crystallized, a representative of the firm was sent east, and he spent couple of months m visiting the various factories and the stores of the large cities, where
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-08
ACTIVITY AT wIcKENBURG.
(From FriSay's Daily.)

A. B. Demeray, the mining man, ar rived here yesterday from wickcnburg He reports much activity in the mining districts tributary to that place, that large forces of men are at work on the O'Brien and King Solomon properties in both of which there is an excellent showing. He also said that there is q rumor in wickenburg that tho vultun mine has changed hands, and that work will be resumed on that great producer within a very short time.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-08
CONTESTS IN NAVAJO AR[ IN | HOPELESS
 MINORITY

Attorney II. D. Ross, of the law firm of Ross & o Sullivan, who recently re. turned from a professional visit to St. Johns. springcrviilc and a number of the important settlements in Navaio county, in speaking of his trip yester. day to Journal Miner man, said:
 "A large majority of the people of Navajo county are against the passage of the joint statehood measure, and |, will certainly meet with overwhelming defeat at the polls in November. 1 met few who favor the measure, bu. they are certain to figure only as a hopclessly small minority"
 "Busincss conditions in both Ns. vajo and Apache counties were never SO prosperous in the history of the ter. ritory as I found this time. The ranges are good, and the stockmen are especially prosperous. The stock bus. ness being the principal industry, and in such prosperous condition necessarily makes business lively in the mcrcau. tile lines, and the people generally ez press themselves Q. as being we'll satis fled with present conditions and strongly against any measure having for it's object the joining of New Mex leo and Arizona as one. state."
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-08
ALL ASKED TO Rssro,.

HAVANA, Aug. 4--In order to carry out his plans for complete re organization, senor Cardsnas, the new mayor of Havana, has requested the resignation of every city smploye. There is considerable eonstcrnstiou among the men, as they fear few of them will be rssppointed. VI
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-08
(Tsom Tussdsy's Daily.)

(Tson TussdsyS Daily.) McCabe visitor. ..
 !. $. Hammer of McCsbe is visiting in the city. McCabs Visitor.
 George Conlin of McCabe, spent Sun day in the city. McCabs Visitor.
 F. Eimpson, of McCabe, is in the city on business visit. Yuma Visitor.
 Frank Baxter, Yuma business man, is here on business. Dewey Visitor.
 l.. Bonnell, the Dewey business man, spent Sunday in the city. Mayer Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. B. O. versetta of May CT, are visiting in the city. Skull Valley visitor.
 A. J. Laswell, the Skull valley ran. cher'and minor, is in the city. Jerome Junction Visitor. Alex. Dun, the Jerome Junction mer. chant, spent yesterday in the city. Mining Man Visits.
 l.. r. Nellis, the Turkey creek mining man, is in the city on mining business. Humboldt visitor.
 George II. Francis, the Humboldt  druggist, is in the city on a business visit. Santa Maria Visitor.
 D. C. Thorpe, IT,, the Santa Maria mining man, Is in the city on mining business. Here from McCabe.
 Julius Warlop, the McCabe mining man, spent sundny and yesterday in the city. Hero from McCabe.
 James II. Champion, a McCabe min. ing man, is In the city on short busi. ness visit. Visiting His Brother.
 Harvey Laswell of Kansas, is visit.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-08
TO VISIT PANAMA.

PANAMA, Aug. 4--Governor Ma. goon this afternoon informed Presi. dent Amador that President Roosevelt will visit the canal. zone in November
 Amador, through, Magoon, extended . formal invitation to Roosevelt to visit the city of Panama. W
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-08

ing with his brother, J. X. Laswell of Skull valley. Back from Visit.
 Attorney T. C.. Norris has returned from professional visit to St. Johns and Springcrvile. An official Visit
 County Assessor D. !. Sullivan left yesterday afternoon for an official visit to Copper Basin. Back from New York.
 IT, ]. Becmcr, the mining man, has rcturrcd from an extended business visit to New York. Humboldt Visitors.
 sam Davies and Albert Wills of Humboldt were among the out of town visitors yesterday. In from the Bradshaws.
 John Bralx, the mining man, is in the city from his mining camp in the Bradshaw mountains. Back from the Coast.
 Mir and Mrs. IT, C. Brown, of Crown King, returned on Sunday cvcring from an outing at the coast. Leaves for Puntenney.
 W. M. Gibbany. the mining man, will leave today for the Puntcnney lime kilns, where hc has accepted position. Purchasing Supplies.
 C. F.. Warren, superintendent of the .Iuarita mining property, is in the city purchasing supplies for his mining camp.
 Here from Octave.
 ]. w. Smith, general manager of the Octave Commercial company, is in the city circulating among his many friends.
 New Deputy.
 w. W. Snyder. of Rumble Bee, has been appointed deputy recorder for registration purposes by county re. corder Moshcr. old Timer Here.
 John Thomson, an old timer of the Iiassayampa district. is in the city pur. chasing supplies for his mining camp. On a Vacaton. Mining Man Here.
 F.. w. McClavc, general manager of the Easy Boss mminc in the Copper mountain country, O in the city OF mining business. Crown King Visitor.
 Del Lyman, Onc of the best known caterers In the county. came in yester. day from the Crown King section on short business visit. Here from Iron Springs.
 Dr. F. r. Richmond, n prominent vet. erinary surgeon and dentist, of Phoc. nix, who is sojourning at Iron Springs. spent yesterday in the city. old Timer Visits.
 John Rees, the Santa Maria min. ing man, and an old timer in this sec. tion, is in the city circulating among his friends after an absence of many months.
 Stork Visits McCabe.
 There is rejoicing in the home of NIT. and Mrs. Abe Leggett at McCabe over the visitation of the stork there on Saturday last, the welcome bird leaving bouncing baby girl. To Leave for Camp.
 George Atterbury aud ,. F. McNulty will leave today for the Wandering Jew mining camp in the upper Turkey creek section.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-08
Mineral Survey Approved.

The surveyor general has approved the survey of the Fortuna lode, situat. ed in the Tiger mining district. Yava. pal ounty. This survey is designated as No. oe75. and Is claimed by F. x. Q 'Bricn.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-08
United in Matrimony.

Yesterday morning about II o'clock probate judge C. r. Hicks united in the holy bonds of matrimony Miss Eunicc Dillingbaugh and Ncls Lun. strum, both residents of this city.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-08

mily, who arc sojouruing here during the summer months. Left for Home.
 M. A. Perkins, member of the live stock sanitary board from this county, left yesterday for his home in the
 upper Verde country, after plea sant business visit here. Left for the Coast
 Mrs. Mary Blackburn. after resi-. dcnce here of over 30 years, loft last ev- ening on the limited for an outing at the coast, this being her first trip out of the territory since her arrival Railroad Man Here.
 W. x. Goldsworthy. general agent of the x. F. F. and F., with head. quarters at Phoenix, came up last evening from the south to spend the sabbath with relatives in this city. Fined $50. ..
 Yesterday afternoon at | o'clock !. l. Daly was arraigned before city recorder C. M McTanc on the charge of carrying concealed weapons and fined $50, which he promptly paid. Mineral Survey Approved.
 The surveyor general has approved the survey of the Fortuna lode, situat cd in the Tiger minipg district. Yava. pal ounty. This survey is designated as No. oe75. and Is claimed by F. x. Q Bricn.
 United in Matrimony.
 Yesterday morning about II o'clock probate judee C. r. Hicks united in the holy bonds of matrimony Miss EuDice Dillingbaugh and Ncls Lun. strum, both residents of this city. New Sign.
 A new sign painted by Harry Noblcs, the sign painter, was last evening in. stalled in front of the Gold Coin sa. loon on South Montezuma street. The sign is of the grill transparent order, and model of its kind of the painters art
 Left on the Limited.
 D. x. Cochranc, superintendent of the Pittsburg Jerome Copper company. left las, evening on the limited for n visit 'o the coast. During his absence r. n. Roulette will act as superintendent of the company's properties in the Verde district.
 Accepts New Position.
 Miss Henrietta Dawson stopped over here yesterday en route from Phoenix to Harrington. where she has accepted n position as principal of the schools. She had charge of the Wickenburg schools last year, and also taught term in Oak creek about five years ago. Dance at Grown King.
 Crown King Miners Union will give dance at Crown King hall on the night of August 2f, to which all arc invited. The social functions at the Bradshaw metropolis have long been noted for cordial hospitality and unal loved pleasure. and no effort will be spared to make the coming dance as enjoyable an event as any ever held there.
 A Busy Man.
 F. A Jones, general freight and pas. senger agent of the s. F. F. and F., and leased lines, returned yesterday from a business visit to Los Angeles, and will leave today for Denver on railroad business. Mrs. Jones will also leave today, her destination being Los Angeles, where she will visit with friends.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-08
Here from Octave.

]. W. Smith, general manager of q Octave Commercial company, is in q city circulating among his maj friends.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-08
Left for the Coast.

Mrs. Mary Blackburn. after resi-. dcnce here of over 30 years, loft last ev- ening on the limited for an outing at the coast, this being her first trip out of the territory since her arrival.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-08
New Sign.

New Sign.
 A new sign painted by Harry Noblcs, the sign painter, was last evening in. stalled in front of the Gold Coin sa. loon on South Montezuma street. The sign is of the grill transparent order, and model of it's kind of the painters art
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-08

mily, who arc sojouruing here during the summer months. Left for Home.
 M. A. Perkins, member of the live stock sanitary board from this county, left yesterday for his home in the upper Verde country, after q plea. sant business visit here.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-08
New Deputy.

w. w. Snyder. of Rumble Bee, Ina been appointed deputy recorder fo registration purposes by county re corder Moshcr.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-08
Purchasing Supplies.

C. F. Warren, superintendent of tn Juarita mining property, is in the cit purchasing supplies for his mnin camp.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-08
In from the Bradshaws.

John BradN, the mining man, is in the city from his mining camp in the Bradshaw muuntaIns
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-08
Left on the Limited.

D. x. Cochrane, superintendent of the Pittsburg Jerome Copper company. left las, evening on the limited for n visit to the coast. During his absence F. n. Roulette will act as superintendent of the company's properties in the Verde district.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-08
old Timer Here.

John Thomson. an old timer of n liassayampa district, is in the city pu chasing supplies for his mining camp On a Vacaton.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-08
Back from the Coast.

Mir and Mrs II. C. Brown, of Crow King. returned on Sunday cvcrinl from an outing at the coast.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-08
Humboldt Visitors.

sam Davies and Albert Wills of Humboldt were among the out of town visitors yesterday.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-08
Railroad Man Here.

W. x. Goldsworthy. general agent of the x. F. r. and F., with head quarters at Phoenix, came up last evening from the south to spend tho sabbath with relatives in this city.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-08

ing with his brother. J. X. Laswell of skull valley.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-08
Leaves for Puntenney.

w. M. Gibbany. the mining man, W leave today for the Puntenney lir kilns. where hc has accepted posi,io
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-08

Harvey Laswell of Kansas, is visit
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-08
Back from New York.

II. !. Bccmcr, the mining man, ha rcturrcd from an extended business visit to New York.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-08
Fined $50.

Yesterday afternoon at i o'clock J. I. Daly was arraigned before city recorder C. NJ. McLanc on the charg, of carrying concealed weapons ana fined $50, which he promptly paid.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-08
Mining Man Here.

F.. w. McClave, general manager 0 the Easy Boss mminc in the Coppe mountain country, U in the city 0 mining business.
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