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Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-03-14
Albuquerque Journal.

Evidently the senate of the United
tntcs IL not anxious 10 have new
star on the nag representing state
composed Of the territories Of New
Mexico and Arizona. and gave MS n
/ hint Ia that effect yesterday afternoon
I full as broad M the one given the
gentleman who was kicked down
stairs.
The adoption of the Foraker amend.
mcnt killed our chances of admission
80 dend that II was impossible TO make
them any "acadcr,' but lest there
might possibly have been n breath Of
life loft in our end o. the bill, and TO
mako assurance doubly sure, the senate
thon went back TO the Burrows amend
mcnt, and hitchcd that on, too. This
provides tor striking out New Mexico
and Arizona entirely, and admitting
Oklahoma and Indian Territory. We
incline to think that most of the
strength of the latter amendment came
from our friends, who voted in favor
of II for the purpose Of freighting
down the bill so heavily that the house
would not concur. However, as the
ease stands this morning, we are very
thoroughly done for.
But then the defeat Of the cause
doesn Z give us any new sensation. Like
the girls cells, we are FUSED to being
skinned alive. II has always been
done that way
Hope springs eternal In the human
breast especially in the breast of our
United States district attorney. Joint
statehood is ns bad wreck ns the
"onc-hoss shay" and it's fate was
brought about solely by the wicked
and unwarrantcd prejudice against
this territory, but within two hours af.
ter the edihee had tumblcd about his
ears. Brother I,lewollyn crawlcd out
From undcr the ruins, and expressed the
hope that since we no longer have Ok
lahoma or Arizona TO help us we mny
now got In alone. But there is nothing
IKE being able To take cheerful view
OF things, even when they come with
their dark side toward us-nnd that
reminds ms that notwithstanding tina
hostility of even such nm exalted body
~ the United states senate, our chile
shall he given Ms and our friiolcs shall
he sure, and as long ms Providence
stays by us we shall continue TO have
our early and our later sand storms.
Just the same. OF course, we will have
to get along without United States
senators, but II we coulin' i 90, any
win more discretion than those who
Knocked us out Friday afternoon we
would not have much to lose on that
score.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-03-14
Santa Fe Now Mexican.

TIA" v"t" on IL" torat ;uu"ndmrrt
60 the Hamilton joint ui'chnod lii
aDd the Grnl elimination "j &rw Mex.
I'o "hd A',Zpnn from is proyi~i"ns
MS brought about hy combination
81 IL" sona'or4 whG acre cor srion,io.,q a..
" for III" Foraker amendment icli,v.
ing that the p'npl" of Sc" M,>irO
and hrizonn nrc entitled to Il separate
v"t" thereon. aud by tho." senators
whr are entirely opposcd - statehood
for 'h" two territories. either united or
separate. According 10 thc hes, IN
formation to the New Mexican, the
house Of representatives. will not rcccdc
from the position II originally took on
the bill. The strength Of the Foraker
amendment shows that the senate will
not pass the Hamilton bill without tho
amendment. There will likely be-
deadlock, which looks very ominous for
the passage of The Hamilton bill As
far as the people Of New Mexico are
concerned, there ~ nothing 10 do but
wait, aud then take the consequence.
Should the Hamilton bill lac defeated,
then and there will bc The time 10 com
mcncc active and strenuous work for
the passage Of - bill admitting New
Mexico separately into the union "
states. The chances m that direction
are better than they have been for u
grca, many years.
New Mexico will have 10 commence
again. The action Of the United
tates senate yesterday In eliminating
New Mexico and Arizona from the
provisions of the Hamilton joint state.
hood bill means that and nothing
more. Grid up your loins, you scpn
rate statehood men aud arraign your.
selves for the fray. This paper has
been in the van for separate statehood
for % years. and will fight il out on
TINT line until success il attained.
The Albuquerque Joint Statehood
League, its bosses and ia few ncwspap-
crs have gotten exactly what they
deserve. Had il not been for their
Vaccinations, and their foolish aud /
silly antics, the cause of New Mexico
Ior separate statehood today would |
he strong, and near success. but those
fellows had swcllcd head. and could /
not and would not take advice.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-03-14

Ff''' p WV wv i'IiN VI INV NilNNs
IRE lill should provo interesting -cad.
ing.
Los Angeles Examiner.
The passage. by the United states
senate yesterday. Of tho statehood bill
with the Foraker amendment attached
is something of triumph Of common
sense and justice over the worst kind
Of pnrtisanship. IN its present form
the bill permits the people of Arizona
and Now Mexico to vote separately on
the question of the admission Of tho
two territories ~ on" state
Every ono who has given oven the
most casual attention TO the subject
knows that the two territories have
little or nothing in common. They
differ in population, in legislation. in
customs and in governmental mcthodr
Tho only prctcxt for joining them wn-
that they lie side by side on tine map.
But between them in actunlity ~ Il
well defined physical line Of dcmarca.
ton
II was sought, merely for Ropubli-
can partisan purposes, 10 yoke together
two diverse communities. In this
manner the party in power hoped 80
gnin two senators. Arizoun, being ma.
turnlly n Democratic community. was
TO bc sacrificed by being swampcd IN
der by the votes of the New Mcxicans.
The threat was made that if Arizona
continued to pile up Democratic ma.
ioriiy, IT would receive scnnt courtesy
at the hands of the Republican admin
istration.
President Roosevelt did his best TO
force the union of the two territories,
and urged congress to take such action
In the message which he transmitted at
the opening of the session. A sub.
scrvicnt majority in the house obey.
ed his mandate, but the senate refused
TO Doc cocrccd.
Should the bill ns the senate amend.
ed IT become law every one knows
that the unholy aud ridiculous ioindcr
will never occur Arizona and New
Mexico can both afford 10 wait, and In
due course enter the union of Stntcs
as separate commonwealth
There Ia n bright future for each.
And the day viii not be long coming.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-03-14
Colored Mans Discovery
On His Goat
Ranch
Property Located Near
The Crown Point
Mines

Tim Hawkins, n colorcd man who
has been resident of this territory
since 1863, recently made what pro
misses 10 be- an important mineral dis
covcry at his goat ranch about mile
and half east OF Crown Point on
the head of Castle creek. While pros
pccting in the vicinity Of his corral he
uncovered quartz vein about two feet
IN thickness. which carries high per
ccntagc of lead and assays $25 in gold.
With The aid of an old time prospect
or of that section, he traced the vein n
distance Of 5000 feet on che surface,
which he covered by two locations be
fore coming to this city TO make ar
rnngcmcnts to commence sinking on
the ledge.
The place where the discovery was
made Is but short distance from
the properties of the Crown Point Min
ing company, aud located in well wat
erred and ,imbcrcd section of the Brad.
shaw mountains. lie has associated
with him Albert Collins, another col
orcd resident They are much clatcd
over the new find which is among the
finest surface showings in that section.
and intend TO start IN It's development
at once.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-03-14
Phoenix Republican.

Tho very dc6nitoncss and promptncas
of Speaker Cannon's declaration That
the scnate's version of the joint state
hood bill cannot pass, creates fhe suspi
cion that that jovinl statesman Is pro
Jecting n blum, We do not believe
that he and the President will assume
the responsibility of excluding Okla.
homa from the union. There has been
IN no quarter an opposition TO It's ad
mission, and no doubt an overwhelming
majority of both houses are actively in
favor of II.
The speaker has been brought face
to face with very neat parliamentary
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-03-14
PUBLIC KLCORDS.
Instruments Filed AS Reported by the
Prescott Title Company.

Ed. Brochat ct al locate three placer
claims. Cherry creek district.
j. W. scott locates four mines,
Verde district.
Pete Osborn ct nj locate Gushcr pla.
Ger claim, Squaw Peak district.
Jessie Mines Go. files ar of work
on eight mines, Big Bug district.
Chns. Thompson locates Ocean Wave
mine, Castle Creek district.
VIM. Denny to Archie +. Lockhart
W. deed, $3.50; lot :, block 10, rlcury
add, Prescott.
T. Kurilich aud +. Loncar locate
Anti Bark mine, Blue Tank dist,ict.
Il. Il. Brooks locates Old Debt
mine, Walker district.
Providcnt Gold Mining Go. files afr
of work on two mines, Black Rock
district.
Coles A. Bashford and wife TO Cecil
q. Fcnnell, deed, $40; s. hf. of n. W.
ar. and N. hf of S. W. Or, sec. 2, ~ n,
Z W., less conveyed portions
Coles A. Bashford and wife to Mrs
Grace u. Fenncll, deed, $40; lots 8.
10. IL, ~, 10, ~, n. hf. 90; lots q.
20, 20, block /; lots 4, q, 7, 8, o, 10,
II, IL, block 2; lots 4, q, 7. =, ., 10. II,
IL, IL, II, block 2: lots q, 3, 10, IL. IA.
is, IS, 20, %, "a, 90, block 4, in Dash.
ford tract, Prescott.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-03-14
Infatuation Leads Him
To Desert His
Family
Head Of Solomonville
School Goes
Astray

FSolomonvilic was thrown into the
greatest excitement and indignation
last Monday, says the Bulletin, when
it became known that Professor Price,
principal Of the city schools, had loft
the day before for parts unknown. To
add to the Indignation was the fact
that our citizens had upheld Price last
year in most bitter school fight and
had stood by him faithfully uring
the term. TO have their friendship
and kindness so abused is base ingrat.
tudc. indeed
The story Of the man 4 downfall and
final flight dates back 10 about the
first Of the year. II seems that early
in january NJ the teachers institute
Price met Mabel :. West. teacher
nj Central, with whom he became iufn.
tuatod. Although knowig him TO bc
y married man, the woman permitted
his attentions until the affair grew into
n public and notorious scandal.
School Superintendent Moody on.
doavorcd TO break Oft the affair. hut
both Price and Miss West declared that
they were only mere "fricnds.' On
last Thursday Mr.. Moody brought the
matter go n crisis by notifying Price
that his resignation would be demanded
IL he visited the woman again. Friday
evening Price again. went TO Central.
md remained there until Saturday,
when he returned to this place. Satur.
lay evening he was seen in Solomon.
Vile for the last time.
Sunday evening County Clerk Carl.
ION brought word TO town that he had
'ccn Price that day nj Lordsburg.
Y. NJ. Price admitted that he was in
owe with Miss West. and that he visit.
ID her Friday, and knowing the con.
of such visit had left be.
ore his resignation could be demand.
ID. He said he did not know where
no was going. but he did not think his
wife would let him live with her again.
lie had but 49, with him.
II IL learned that Price and Miss
Vest had planned to clope at the close
II their schools and go to Mexico. and
was to check this move that Stunt. |
Moody gave Price his ultimatum last
Miss West is said TO be |
till nj Central.
In the meantime friends had notified |
hrs. Price, who was Mt Tombstone |
Working to assist her husband fnan.
Tally, OF the situation here, and advis.
d her to return. On Monday even.
ng's train the young wife. with her
ear'old boy, arrived, only to learn that
no was deserted by the man for whom
he had worked 30 hard and suffered 40
'uch. She is broken hearted, and in
or blind love refuses TO believe INV.
hing else but that her husband Ia
ientally deranged. On the following
Forming she returned TO Tombstone in
he hope that Mr.. Price would be there.
Ter clinging faith in the man she loves
most pathetic.
Up to the date Of the beginning Of
his scandal, Price had led n respectable
10 and had been kind and devoted
ushand. His school work was very
and he was considered
mong the best instructors of the
ounty.
or Mabel West hut little is known
ere. She came from Wichita, Kans..
'st fall with her friend, Miss Helen
Usher, who claims Miss West " parents
70 among the most respectable pccp,s
her home community.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-03-14


Ed Shumaic aud wife to +. Iecbn,,
W. deed, Sioo; lot -, block, H. To-
l.ur.
:oruard ruoniR to Apnehc p,n,bo.
Gold Co., IN. deed, so; Cnteb,gna
riuo, Tiger district
Mitchell Mining Co. amends at,icI.,
Of Incorporation.
Jos. Rcimann to y. 7. Garlic, bin ~
sale, $40; saloon, stock aud fixture.
ir Courier huilding, Prescott.
United States TO John Kinney ro,
on', mines and mill sites, Big Bug dis
trict.
n. q. Brown locates 7 mines. Hum.
bug district.
u. y. skinner and A. Selin locate
two mines, Picacho dist
J. +. Morrice to Andrew sclin NJ
deed, Al; all int. in Chloride mine
white Pichacho district.
John IIalblicb ct al file afrof work
on ! mines, Big Bug dist.
Il. \. Roberts and r. Connell 10
White Tufa company, m. deed. as.
White Tufa mine, Blue Tank dist.
r. \. Roberts and r. Connell locate
White Tufa mine, Blue Tank dist.
r. Conncll ct nj file affof work on
10 mines, Blue Tank dist.
De soto Mg. Go. files AFT of n work
on two mines, Peek dist.
Edward -. Gcnung files bond Of
~ 600 as road ovcrscer, District No. 3.
Goddard MIG Co. locates two mines.
Blue Tank district.
Gv 10 Chemical Go. appropriates
5000 ms. waters of Black Canon dist.
James Cash and J. X. Mcdonnell file
ar of work on four mines, Pine
grove dist.
Bernard Cunniir to Apache Panther
Gold company, m. deed, $40; Protec.
tion mine, Tiger dist.
4. g. Gilmore ct al to Bernard Gun.
nifl, q. g. deed, right Of way over
Toltec Eclipse and Aztec mines, Pine
grove district.
Apache Panther Gold company to
Savoy Mining Co. assignment, assigns
numerous agreements and contracts for
purchase of mines, etc, Pine Grove
dist
Apache Panther Gold Co. TO Savoy
Mining Co., m. deed, various mines
Pine Grove district.
Bernard Cuuniir to Savoy Mining
Co., assignment, assigns agreements
for purchase of Eclipse mine, Pine
grovcd istrct.
Bernard CunniT, TO Savoy Mining
CO., q. g. deeds rights Of way, Pine
Grove district.
VIM. Thcising and wife TO l.. p.
Ncllis, bill of sale, $1,000; tailings of
Willie Fraction mine, Peek dist.
j. X. Lowry, sheriff, appoints Ralph
Dawson and Louis Proctor ms deputies
Coronado Gold and Copper Mining
Go. files afr of work on four mines
Black Hills district.
G. T.. WingGcld and wife to c. T.. NJ.
Bcall and i. b. Werdon, M. deed, $i5;
Frcczcout mine, Big Bug district.
Alex. Denny locates Midnight Biz.
Yard mine, Big Bug dist.
j. G.. Scott files afr of q work on six
mines, Verde district.
II. l.. Jaycox locates Red Gravel pla.
FER claim. Weaver district.
j. d. Vietti and n. Sartori locate
Produce mine, Martinez dist.
Henry Brown and Robt. Burns locate
Bonanza mine, Mineral Point dist.
David NJ. Bye locates White House
mine, Martinez district.
NJ. Mokcr and Jos. Englc locate Key
stone mine, Walker district.
Mary +. Studebaker TO Enoch
q. c. deed, $40O; lot o, blk.
u, Fleury add, Prescott.
Il. y. Birmingham TO Savoy Mining
o., Extension, extends option on
Daisy and Ida mines, Tiger district.
Arizona Smelling Co. to Geo. T. Tis.
'a'e, W. deed, $500; lots 4, 5, block .,
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-03-14
Hero from Hillside.

o. l., Phippeny, who is identified
with the stock interests Of the Hillside
section, came in yesterday on the Day.
light Express on a business visit.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-03-14
Hero from Blue Bell.

II. g. IIeGelman, superintendent of
the May Mining company, in the Blue
be'i section, is In the city on business
connected with his company.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-03-14
(|T1 htW5 IN bR|tF
(From Tuesdays Daily
Veteran Returns.

Fred Gerand, an army and navy vet.
eran, has returned from n visit 10 San
Francisco.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-03-14
Here from Middleton.

James Mahoney, well known miner,
is in tho city from the Middleton dis
trict.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-03-14
Back from Copper CITY.

a. A. Johns returned last evening
from flying business visit 10 Je.
rome.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-03-14

the Orc mine, is in the city on a bust.
ness visit.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-03-14
Home BAKING
with
ROYAL
Baking Powder

The United States Agricultural DEPARTMENT
mas issued land eireulates free) valuable report
giving the results Of elaborate experiment. made
0y and under the direction Of the Department,
which show the great saving from baking al home.
.. compared with cost Of buying at the bakers.
AL bread cake, biscuit. erers. etc., are verv ,eh
'resher' cleaner, cheaper and more wholesome wf.n
mace At home with Royal Baking Pov,der.
sov~ sAN"o eowosa co. NEW voax
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-03-14
EDITORS COMMENTS IN
DEFEAT OF JOINTUkE
Symposium OF Opinions From Leading
Papers Expressing Qualification Over
The Fact That the Hamilton Bill
Was Straneled By the Senate.

The following editorial expressions
from various papers ON the Pacific
coast regarding the defeat Of the joint.
IRE ill., should provo interesting -cad.
ing.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1906-05-24
Fight In a Courtroom.

A sure.enough fight took place
Tuesday in the courthouse at Charles
Town while the Circuit Court was in
session. A case was being tried in
which J. 7. Campbell, of the Kear.
neysville neighborhood, had sued
Frank Foreman for the value OF
a horse, which the latter had sold to
Campbell and which proved to be un-
sound. During the trial of the case,
Attorne 81. H. Emmert, of Martins
burg, counsel for Foreman, was very
offensive in his cross. examination OF
Mr.. Campbell, and later in his address
to the jury referred to him several
times as a liar. Mr. Campbell deeply
resented this and after the jury had
retired he approached Mr.. Emmert
and punched him in the lace. Mr.. En-
inert retaliated and got in couple OF
blows on Mr.. Campbell, when the two
were parted. the quarrel was re-
sumed outside the courthouse short
time afterwards, and only the strenu.
Gus efforts of friends prevented seri-
Gus difficulty. Indeed. it is said that
at one time there was danger Of gen.
eral mix-up between the partisans OF
the two principals.
Wednesday morning Judge Faulk
ner had Mr.. Campbell brought before
the court and reprimanded him for
causing the disturbance in the hail OF
Justice.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1906-05-24
Memorial Day in shepherdstown.

Saturday June 2, will be observed
as Confederate memorial day in SheP-
herdstowr, and an interesting pro-
gramme has been arranged by the
committee in charge. The exercises
are in charge of John a. Schoppert,
president of the Southern Soldiers
Memorial Association, and Capt NJ
J. Billmyer, commandant Of the camp
of Confederate Veterans. DR.. q. w.
Banks will be chief marshal. The
organizations that have been invited
to participate are the Shepherd Col
lege Cadets, the Shepherdstown Fire
Department, the Daughters of the
Confederacy, and the Veterans and
Sons of Veterans of this and adloin-
ing counties The procession will
form in front of the old college build
ing at 2 o'clock and march to the
cemetery. At the soldiers monu-
ment there will be dirge by the
band, prayer, responsive service. ex-
ercises by the U. D. G. taps by the
bugler, aud benedictiou. The exer.
cises will be continued at the speak
er's stand, as follows:
Music by the band.
Prayer.
Music by the choir.
Address by Capt. R. S. Parks, of
Luray.
Music by the choir.
Reading roll of honor.
Benediction.
Strewing of flowers.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1906-05-24
In the Contracting Business.

George F. Ryan, superintendent of
the Scioto division Of the Norfolk &
Western Railway, has resigned from
the railroad service, and with Edgar
and Henderson Nave, Dunley Curtis
and A. 81. Bannon has formed a firm
OF contractors for the building of
bridges and railroads. The new firm
has already secured a good contract
for N. & w. work at Lynchburg. Mr..
Ryan formerly lived in Slepherdstown
and, beginning work as section hand,
gradually made his way upward until
he became superintendent Of a dlvis-
ion. He is a splendid man and his
friends here hope that he may contin-
ue to prosper.
Frank Myers, son Of w. S. Myers,
of this vicinity, who has been with
the N. & w., in civil engineering work
in West Virginia, has also resigned
his railroad job and has accepted q
position with Mr.. Ryan's company.
Mr.. Myers graduated from Shel erd
College last year and has since been
receiving promotions right along.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1906-05-24
ELAVORS
Il OR WHAT
Flavors Are For.

Flavoring extracts are added to
food in order to make the food more
appetizing. Appetizing food is apt
to digest better than the other sort,
and hence the right sort of flavor
adds nutritious value. Cheap and
artificial favors always lack the
delicate, appetizing quality of the
genuine kind and, in addition, are
apt to be directly harmful. Such
favors are sold more often than you
think. 1t is probable that nine
tenths of the Vanilla is either Who'll
ly or partly artificial.
We make, a line of pure flavoring
extracts from selected material for
those people who appreciate the
best. While the first cost of these
may be a trifle higher than that of
fraud favors, they are really cheap
er in the end, because they go far
ther and they do good instead of
harm.
TRY A BOTTLE OF OUR VANILLA
AND LEMON.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1906-05-24
Graded School Closes Friday.

The Shepherdstown Graded School
closes on Friday, May 25th. The
rooms will be opened at 2 P. m. for
parents, school officers and friends to
inspect work on the blackboards. All
such exhibits display the regular class
exercises which have been conducted
in the school during the session. At
3 o'clock the commencement proper
will begin. This will consist of songs,
recitations, essays and the delivering
of diplomas and prizes awarded on
.penmanship. The exercises will be
held in the assembly room OF the
school building, and the people gen.
orally are invited to attend.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1906-05-24
Shepherd College Commencement.

The exercises III connection with
commencement week for Shepherd
College State Normal School have
been announced as follows:
Saturday evening, June2, at So'clock
Annual address before the Literary
Societies by President Purinton of West
Virginia University.
Sunday morning, June B, at 1870
o'clock-Annual sermon to the gradu-
ating class by President Purinton.
Monday evening, June 4, at o'clock
Recital by music department.
Tuesday evening, June 8, at s o'clock
-lnter-Society contest.
Wednesday afternoon, June 6. at 3
o'clock-Senior class day exercises.
Wednesday evening, June g. at 8
o'clock-Recital by elocution depart
ment.
Thursday morning, June z, at 10
o'clock-Competitive drill by Shepherd
College cadets.
Thursday afternoon, June z, at 3
o'clock-Aiumni business meeting.
Thursday evening, June 2, at So'clock
Alumni exercises and banquet.
Friday evening. June s, at s O'Clock
Graduating exercises.