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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-07
COMEDY AT THE ELKs,

Thursday evening, at the Elks' The ator, there will bc presented for tho dcleetation of local theatcr goers tn, rural comedy drama, "Uncle Josh Perkins, which has been on tour fo, number Of seasons past.
 The management claims for the piece this year that it is "bigger and bc'ter than ever" which, if true, as. sures good attraction for those lov. ing clean, refined humor of the rural type.
 The story depicted in the play is the doings of n bold, bad villain and a pure, sweet girl, but the humor of the play hinges on the doings of "Uncle Josh,' type of the big hearted Farmer, who. tn his strenuous endcayor io assist all those hc finds in distress. iS' as result, always in trouble him. self, but in a manner SO humorous as to keep the audience laughing.
 The sale of seats Ia now on at Bris. iey'S, and the play will be presented Thursday evening. one night only.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-07
PUBLIC RECORDS.

M. T. Alwens to $. W. Uiplev-w Deed. *l,0O0. Lots IS and l6. block 9 Humboldt. '''" z
 Standard Oil Company of low. to Standard Oil Company of Cal;foyn;. " w. Deed. Tract in block l3. Moelle, addition, Prescott.
 United States to PaIo Alto Gold Min. ing Company = Patent. Palo Alto ana sunod mines, Big Bug district. Richard Dekukn locates lst Ex,en. sion smuggler Mine, Cherry Creek dis. trict.
 Philip Monreal to Austin sta,l woather-M, Deed. $50. One. half in. terest in Frances copper mine, Tip Ton v 7 E u Carpenter and r. Schwanbcc. t'c a'mdavit. of assessment work m 'tld Rock placer, Big Bug district.
 W. T. Hook locates three mines aoa two water rights, Eureka district T. ,. Nolan files ahidavit of as.....
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IN ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, TIl., Nov. 6. Returns from nearly 800 precincts in Chicago indicate 'ha, the Independence Lea guc ticket has pollcd abou, 10000 votes. Chairman Connor. of the Democratic state Committee, says from private in. formation in his possession hc is able to state that Hearst has carried New York by 10000 plurality.
 CHICAGO, IT,. Nov. 6.-s:05 p. m. L Returns from seven precincts at 2 D. m. indicate that Smulski, the Repub. iican candidate for State Treasurer, will carry Cook county by 3O,OOo. Strassbcim, Republican candidate for Sheriff, will possibly carry Cook coun. ty by small majority.
 CHICAGO, Ill, Nov. G-s:tO D. m. Early returns show an unusually heavy vote boiled in this city. The Election Board estimates that the total vote will reach 100000, or about s5 per cent of total registered vote.
 CHICAGO, Ill., Nov. 6.-li:4o D. m Piotrowski, Democrat, for State Treasurer. carries Pike county by 700 plurality.
 CHICAGO, Ill., Nov. 6.-ll:i5 p. tn. In tho Twelfth Congressional die. trict ten precincts give Fuller. Ropub liean. 1928, Clark probably 72; in the Thirteenth. nineteen precincts give Lowdcn, Republican. 26.2O5. Wilson. l,220; in the Eleventh, fifteen precincts give Snapp. Republican, l,4O9. AL schulcr, Democrat. 722; in the Eff. tccnth. thirteen precincts give Sterling Republican, l.56s, McNcil. Democrat, oil: in the Nineteenth, twcnty.two pre-. cincts give Mckinley, Republican, 2,02l, Yantis. Democrat. is37; in tho Twcnty.frst, ten precincts give Rives, Republican, 977. Caldwell. Democrat, 969.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-07
BELIEVES HIS PROPERTY WILL AMOUNT ID
 SOMETHING

Fred Sattec came in Monday evening from the Mirably mine, on Groom Crock. in which he is n part owner, moro than cnthused over the good showing being made in the upper tun. mel being run on the mine, and firmly convinced that the property will turn ont to he among the best in the dis. trict with further development.
 In the upper tunnel" he said, (which is now in distance of 15 feet, there IS ten inch paystrcak of high grade gold ore, n portion of which samples $l60 to the ton. Ore milled from this tunnel when it was first started gave average returns of over $l5O to the ton.
 "The vein is opened by another tun. ncl farther down the mountain, which follows 1t distance of 400 feet, and there is also good showing in this tunnel.
 Among n number of other miners who are developing promising claims m this district may be mentioned T. J. Laird, who is sinking a shaft on group of mines owned by him and Robert Brow, and taking out good ore. Pat Fitzgerald's property, on lower Groom Creek, is also developing well, and William Gammll has small force of men sinking shaft on his mine and taking out excellent ore"
 The Groom Creek district is located about six miles south of this city. in n spur of the Sierra Priota Mountains.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-07

ment work on four mines. Has~a yamp, district.
 x. Hirsch & Co. to M. T. and Max. ]. A'wens. Release. Releases mortgage of September 9, 1906. on lots IS, .I6. block 2 Humboldt.
 Neil M. Alfred ct al iucorporatc Dripping Springs Copper Mines and smeI'ers, Incorporated. Capital t5,ooO,. 900. ,.. s''D
 W. J. Mayer and Vernon SIinksrd locate two claims, Big Bug district.
 Loyal A. Osborne locates two mines, Agua Fria district. '''. 'l'i
 Jerry Peterson locates thrcc mines copper Basin district. au~. '"''
 Sco' oakman to Gscat ksptblic CSr per and Gold Mining Co.-H. DeSd. "ys''c mine, Black Canyon distficG
 M' salazar et al locate Fl Sueno m'ne' Quartz Mountain district. ''i
 W. J. Murphy to Geo. P. wslls-lM. Deed Mississippi mine, Big Bug dis. trict. } tf',
 1. U. Broyles and wife to J. A. Knor " Deed. Lot l3, block 9, Ash Fotk.
 h. M. Carpenter ct al locate Inde. pendence mill site and water right, hnssnyampa district.
 d' .. waddell and IT. W. Tavlor To. cate Moreland mine, Hassayampa dis. trict.
 Il. W. Taylor Ales affidavit of es, SesSment work on Colossal mine BraS shaw district.
 Mary B. Rurncr to Geo. C. Rus "er-w. Deed. Lots 9, as. 3a. O. block 20, Prescott '
 Joe Mayer and wife to Vcnato, and Lease. FA years s2.oo per month. .ooo.oOl. Ioa and building at Mayer. IT, "oo'' Brow ct al locate two mines. Walker district.
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1 marked th" little woman with the don
 curls. Do bc quiet IIc says Jais,
 Statehood advocates are anxious for |
 sick plum' The idca'' The child;.A
 voice continued: "Ycs. we arc iu., camping out; but such 2 lovely Inc.
 ,ion and gorgeous sunsctsi'' "J'ys , had to get up carly. these strenuop. political times. l usually see tho su, rise," broke in a wee bit of a wom.,
 'but no views have ghost of a sbo, a' our house except political view, and it's taxes. copper mincs-isnt that womans hair like burnishcd con pcr' Do you really think gray win b" the leading coIor'" Is that speal. CT running D matrimonial burcaus K, said they had four bachelors on ths ticket.' Here the owner of the dbl, curls again interrupted with s pots lant, "Girls, do hush! He said thu, again!" "Said what againf" "wh, called Arizona sick plum. l" Ju,, then tho man behind them suggested it was "rich plum," but his n. mark was drowned in the indignation following. The man with tho colict, green tie ruminatcd. Could it bc tha, hc was in Darkest Africa, that lasd where citizen may become m cntree without his own conscnti He pinched himself. No; hc was still at . pola icai meeting. Hc groaned, mumbliar something about styles and tho colr of hair not being the lum tum capc, just at that particular time. but the grumbling was ignored.
 The speaker continued, "F,~cause we stand upon principles which ss winning in themselves and connot Inc, forever
 But. persisted tho childish voice "that man back of you said somebody deserved tho fate of s mangy Mcricas prairie dog. wonder who hs meant Mercy, wish election was ovcr wha, is the Hamilton Rills'" r.ila'-.
 Just then the owncr of the doll cur>s arose, saying; "Oh, words, world, words; wind, wind. wind; flub, du*. hap'doodle. I'm going hon,ei "intf
 Home they started, humming :''''r
 "Say au rcvoir to Marcus Smith;
 His Statehood cry is all a myth.
 He's sung that song so many yean, To hear it now moves us to tcsrs."
 The man with the green tic smiled rontentedly, and settled back in hi- char. Even m old Indian, with \ name like "Drop.a.NickclI In.the. slot,' gave a grunt of satisfacticp.a
 Oh, well, everybody knows tAs,ss 'tiff-bncked theater chair is ono of tte hardest substances known to Qcolc t'S's' so perhaps that accounted, for Inc restlessness of the fair scx.i ..
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MILWAUKEE. Wis, Nov. 6. -- IOi'5 r. m For Congress. First dis trict. ton precincts give Cooper. Rc. publican. 7l6. Cunningham, Democrat 37I.
 MILWN IKEE. Wis, Nov. q. -.-- io:30 2. m- Nincty.fve prccints in Wisconsin. outside Milwaukee, give Davidson. Republican, for Governor S.i7j. Aylward. Democrat. i.757.
 MILWAIkEE. Wis, Nov. c. --- ll:O5 p. m. One hundred and thirty. nine precincts outside of Milwaukee, give Davidson. Republican. for Gov. crnot, ,o33, Nvlwarl Democrat, 65sO.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-07
HOW THE LADIES VIEWED /.
 THE POLITICAL MEETING

What with New York politicians call ing rach other cockronchos, and crotou so disgustcd with himself that hc con templates entering suit for libel against anyone calling him by his right name. and the affairs in a certain town hr ing in such condition that it is sail th" trouble of mixing politics and street cleaning there K iha, once mix. ed, you couldn't tell them apart--no wonder women don turn ont in full dress uniform a- if to celebrate some gala day. when they see annouDc cments of Big Political Meeting" posted about.
 Yet in 2 certain town. and wcst. ern town. too. mind you. once there were somc women who attended a DO. litieal meeting. and it was . nice, clean. clear cut meeting. too. They were sort of idealisiic women. not ideal remember, and nobody knows why thcy went to s political meeting. Perhaps i' was because they had SO often heard the remarks: "Wcll, who arc you going to vote for!' and "Only ono more day, thank the Lord!" They might give good many req. sons. based upon physiological prcmi. scs bu' they went io bc able to cx. plain it to "him.'
 Anyway. the one big day. the "blue ribbon' event of the political world, would soon arrive. as the next day was to witness in the Territory the heroic struggle for separate statehood
 A few moments after they entered the hall, they were a human island, entirely surrounded by men. but not man in all the tbrong knew they were there. lt gave them numb compre. hension of the infnitesmality of wo. men; they realized that they were not of much interest or importance as . Funding Bili or Territorial debt.
 Suddenly. a man with n coIicky green tic and blue shirt, was aware of disturbing element. He forgot his allegiance to the speaker go far as to glare around to see what was in tcrrupting the beautiful sentences about Legal luminaries and "Thc hall mark of sincerity" being stamped all over some candidate E conduct and speeches.
 The disturbing element continued. in high, childish voice: "wcll, my ar. t'st'c scnsc may not be highly devcr oped, but I know potter than to assist It my own freezing. These curtains may look warm, but let 's move away from this door! What ts that man talking about! The pedigree of In. hian baskets!' "No. he isn r." rc.
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IN NEW JERSEY.

CAMDEN, N. d.. Nov. 6.-g:l5 D. m Upton Jeffrey, editor of the Cam. den Post, estimates plurality of Loud. enslagcr, Republican candidate for Congress, at 1000. Gibbs. Jones and Jess, Republican members for Asscm. bly,, TOO.
 ELIZABETH, N. d., Nov. 6.-lO:O5 p. m.-The Journal, Republican, csti. mates the plurality in Union county for Fowler, Republican, candidate for Con gress, at 1,sOO.
 JERSEY CITY, N. J., Nov. 6.-lO:3O ?. m.-Jerscy City went Democratic by from 1000 to 5000 majority. Hudson county is Democratic by 10000 to 12,. 900 majority.
 TRENTON, x. l., Nov. G. lO:35 ?. m.-Rcturns NO far received indicate, Lcake. Democrat. for Con. grcss. from Ninth district, elected over Peckitt, Republican, by I,2OO major. ify. This against about 2,OOO Rcpub- iican majority two years ago.
 NEWARK, x. J., Nov. 6.-lO:35 D. m. - Returns indicate Republicans will have a4 members of House of A,sem. bly and Democrats l6 This will give Republicans majority on joint ballot of 39.
 TRENTON, N. J., Nov. G. i2:O5 ?. m.- Returns coming in slowly but figures show that next legislature will Do Republican on joint ballot, aI- though the Assembly may be Demo. cratic.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-07
PAINTED THE ELK. (FFon Friday's Dsilyl

Wednesday night. because it was Halloween, and because his natural desire to commit malicious mischief led him on, somc unknown miscreant. wth infinite labor, made his way to the top of the Elks' Thcater building, and then, with n brush, and buckets of red and white paint, proceeded to dec. crate the bronze elk that adorns the top Of the building at the front end, m a manner entirely in accord, no doubt. with his esthetic tastes and ,ov. of color. I ( The police are making an effort to ascertain the miscreant's identity, and if discovered, 1t is safe to predict that he wih'be tsoght s lesson in tAs police court.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-07


 Here From Humboldt
 L. W knt or llnmhold' ,~ visiting ,f thr city
 Poland Visitors.
 ur and M. L. r. Newton of Poland ore visiing in ibc city, Harrington Visitor
 Joseph Luy of Harrington |. u th, .,t, ou 70 -hpr busiuc.> visit stockman Visits.
 Grant Garter tD rkuklaud Valley -'ockmau, ', tclc op 70 lusinr,, visit. Here From McCabe
 tharlc, Canon M,rahr miner. is 'u tho city culoy,rsp short vacation. Walker Visitor.
 ! S Carmichael. tp, Walker mining man. ,S ln thc city ru huSiucss visit Copper Greek Visitor
 \. C l'aGi. Copper Creek mining man. IS in thc 'il, on mining busincss. Hero From Walker
  man. ,- it the city pu mining business. Humboldt Visitors
 Mr and Mrs. ]. M. Cook and family "f Humboldt, arc visiting in the city. In From Camp.
 \. '. Mott came m yesterday from ns mining camp in thc Eureka dis. triet
 Back From Oxnard.
 W r. Anderson returned ycs,.rdav from an extended visit m Oxnnrd. Cali ifornia. Enjoying $ Vacation
 John Simmons. the well known miner, is in the city enjoying short vacation. Back From Bisbec.
 \. II. Mitchell. the Walker mining man, returned yesterday from a visi. to Bisbcc. Back From Ranch. !. l. Gardner returned yesterday from visit to his rnnch in the Skull valley section. Copper City Visitor. Mrs R. A. Smith of Jerome is visit. | ing in tho city She is guest at the Congress Hotel. A Flying Watt.
 John J. Jackson, the Copper Basin mining man, paid \ flying visit yester. lay to tho .city-o. Visiting Hers, Mn Johal Stanley of the Black Hills V visiting ts ths rity. She is n guest at the Prsesatt Nstol. 3ays te INeefe,
 F. vaib. I l'iStee miner, is recent arrival in tbis city with s view of To. eating in thia section. In From Ranch. V. A. AirHworth came in yesterday from his home in the Juniper country, on a short bilsinass visit. |
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The Way Fight Went.
(Continued from Page One.)

Republican, has city by 50,0Oo.
 PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Nov. q. -- l2:O5 r. m.--Stuart. Republican, for Govrrnor, defeated Emery. Democrat, and Lincoln Party candidate by plur ality that Republicans claim will reach loo,oo0 The incoming legislature will b" strongly Republican, though no, SO overwhelmingly for the party as two years ago
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Newspaper Man Here.

Harry M Scott, n representative of tho Mining World. Chicago puhlca tion .is here on a bu~lnrss visit,
 Purchasing Supplies
 DcIrc H1llcrgct came in yesterday from 'hc Rock llousr station on the senator Road, io purchase supplies. Tucson Visitor
 Attorney Samuel L.. l'a,tc'. formerly Di-irlc, Attorney of this county, ar rived hcrc yesterday from Tucson. Enjoying a Vacation.
 Thomas Mclaughlin resigned lis DO sition with the Wells. s.fargo Co. ycstcr day. tn enjoy % well earned vacation. stork Visits.
 NJ noon. yesterday. thr -tork visited thr home of MT and Mrs. Maurice II. Phlips. leaving A ten-pound baby girl. In Prom Camp.
 Elmer Wells. superintendent of the Lclan mine, in the Big Bug district, came in yesterday from his mining camp
 Mining Man Here.
 J. NJ. McNcill. of Pittsburg. Penn, q director of the I'aumanu Copper com pany. arrived here vcstcrdnv from his home in the east. Mining Man Here.
 l.. F. Moses. general manager of the Rosnic group of mines in the Copper Creek district, twcnty.thrcc miles east of Mayer, is in the city on mining busi ness.
 Loft for Home.
 Deputy sheriff John Foley of Ash Fork left yesterday for home. after n pleasant visit here. combining busincss with pleasure and politics In From Camp.
 ". J. Rccmcr. the owner of the storm Cloud group of mines, in the 1 iiassayampa district. rcturncd yester- ! day from visit to his mining camp. Meet.
 snort session of th" Board ot Su. | l"rvisors was held yesterday, at which . number of the regular monthly ac. counts against the county were allowed. 8tork Visits.
 Sunday afternoon st o'clock, the | stork visited the home of Mir. and Mrs. | Wallace Fairbank. on South Pleasant | street. leaving a baby hoy weighing eleven pounds. Here From McCabe.
 Abe L"gsctt, the popular McCabc miner, came in last evening from the ,ustling mining town in the Big Bug district, to spend election day here among his many friends.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-07
BIO NcREAss ron ,sos.

Not less than 37O,ooo, GOO uouua. of soppor wire were in use on the num sroas telephone lines of the Bell com p"n''s last year. In 1908 there i. a, pec'ed an increase of saooo ooo pounds. In addition to wire eon.,do, ao'e quantities. of copper ar, u...a i, 'ne manufacture of brass for ..,o phone instrumsnts ana ,n, % -" eevvice. "~psos'
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AT OTHER PLACES.

DETROIT, Mich., Nov. 6.-9:3O D. m ---Congressmen w. A. Smith. Loud and Fordrey, Republicans, elected, unanimously. Warner, Republican, will carry state for Governor.
 DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 6.-IO:55 D. m. .-- Returns from I24 precincts out of 1876, give Warner, Republican, for Governor, 67,s00, Kimmerle, Demo. crat, 40,4ss.
 DETROIT, Mich. Nov. G.-II:2O D. m. m.-one hundred and Gfty.ave out of l,Tsd precincts give Warner, Republic. m, 9s,663, Kimmerle, Democrat, 62.. ss6.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-07

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. G. ll;05 p. m. Three hundred precincts out or 3,a7s in Indiana give Cox, Dem. ocra', 2i,oso, simms, Republican, 26,. 4O2. Same in 1909 gave Schoonoyer Democrat, el.795, Storm, Republican, 26936.
 INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Nov. G. il;lO ?. m.--Thrce hundred and twen. v precincts out of 3,372 in Indiana give Cox, Democrat, e2,330, simms. Re. publican, 27,s90.
 INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Nov. G. ll'fo ?. m.-From scattering reports the indications arc that Indiana has gone Republican from 45,OOO to 55.. GOO. The Iegislatdfa win bc .Rcp,h. lican.
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MoRrUARY.
(From Tuesday's Dailv.l

Last night, at 8:l5 o'clock, after an illness of less than thirty minutes Walter Doudna died at his home hero from an attack of heart trouble. Tho deceased was about 20 years of age, and had been a resident of this city Tor several years, filling responsible position in the office of ". A. Drake chief engineer and general superiutend. enf of tho s. F. P. & P. He wau n young man of the highest honor and integrity, commanding the respect and confidence of all who knew him. He was member of the Young People !, Society of the Congregational church prominent in church work, and noted Tor many kind and charitable acts.
 Dtes at Bisbec.
 w. E. Gilmore, formerly chief e,ec. trician of the Prescott Electric com. oany in this city, died on Saturday Ii, in Bisbcc.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-07
Former Prescott Man Dead.

frank Littlcr, formerly employed in the s' r. y. X r, machine shops. as 'naehinist, died recently in Los An. ge'es from consumption. His remains were shipped to his old home in Cham. paign, Ill., for interment.
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Mining Man Here.

l.. F.. Moses, general manager of the Rosalic group of mines in the Copper Creek district, twcnty.thrcc miles east of Mayer, is in the city on mining busi ness
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-07
City News
 ....In Brief ;

,lftUm Tuesday 's Du,lyD gre From Humboldt.
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Stork Visits.
In From Camp.
Mining Man Here.

J. M. McNcill. of Pittsburg. Penn q director of the I'aumann Copper com pany. arrived here yesterday from hi home in tho rnsi.