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The sun., 1906-02-25
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC THIS DAY.
Sun rises. .6o6 Sun SETS. ,5tl Noon fsesA 6pe
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. g 50 Gov. Island0.c, Hell Gate ..1fls
Arrived-SATURDAY. Feb. "a.
SIS Campania. Liverpool. Feb II.
SIS Brasc, Genoa. Fco. =.
SIS Camatense, Para, Feb. II.
IS i>emi.ioie .>aDto domingo, Feb. IS.
S. Manzsr.lilo. Mauzanillo, Feb. ~.
SIS FlanLIia, lnague, Fec. Is.
SIS Nordpol. Pernambuco. Jan. %.
SIS Iucatan. Vera Cruz. Feb. is. ..'.
SIS Lampasas. Galveston, Feb II.
Ss II Mar. Galveston, Feb. II.
SIS City OF Birmingham. Savannah. Feb. 81.
SIS ArapahOe, JACKSONVILLE, Feb. 81.
SIS Jamestown, Norfolk, Feb. c3
ARRIVED OUT.
SIS Lucania, from New York at Liverpool.
SIS Bluccher. from New York at Cherbourg.
The sun., 1906-02-25
THE BANK STATEMENT

The weekly statement Of the associat ed
banks q bout met expectations and as a fac
tor affecting the stock market had very little
influence. Tho decrease of 81 07s. 800 In loans
reflected the liquidation during the week.
while the loss of s2,?l7, 800 In cash wns to
large extent the result of tho defects in the
average system. which prevented the fun
loss Of the preceding week from appearing
In the statement issued at that time. The
decrease Of S. 40. involved reduction . 81
d,mInStion OF see4. .2ol in surplus reserve.
The sS6RIIs Is acw year and IN &
The weekly statement. OF averages OF the
associated banks Of the city OF kew York
soRPfh1sts saa Phst q = the sS X; year year
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Heue 10 dep'ts'. Sp IS. @S 2S;5 se.l
The changes for the week were as follows:
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Circulation Pee lspooO
Pee 2's,AaS
Total t..........,.......,...De Dec s2e47,sco
surolus. .,..............,...,...p Dec. ee4..oo
The amount OF United States deposits shown
as ', xeess e. 5 .nss t,ss :s az ib.s. %
Sfh aivsn the surplus would be s. ,aeo. SIS. ;.
Belowts atable showing the etcentsss Of
The sun., 1906-02-25
BLATHERSKlTE BEARS

with bucketshop affiliations is the sub
ject of Mr.. 'Carsten Boe's article in this
Sundays column of the New York
Herald. g.
WABASH and SOUTHERN RAIL-
WAY are again carefully analysed.
The instigators Of blackmailing bills
ought to be investigated by. Congress.
How bears will fail and bucketshops
burst is as certain as was the extermi-
nation of the Buffalo and the Indian
in this country,
We have again given our subscribers
READING to buy at 135--there was S
points in it in one day.
We have several other enormous
moves. Up or down? that is. the ques-
ton.
Our daily letters of advice cost only
SIS per month, and we claim that no
serious investor or speculator can afford
to do without them. All you risk Is to
try them for a month, and, if not salts
factory, to stop. Never continue a los
ing deal. Make all remittances to
cARsTEN eoE, Treasurer,
SPE@ @ULATOR'S BUREAU
... 20 BROAD ST.
The sun., 1906-02-25

Speaking OF the low prices at which rights
m some stocks have recently sold one trader
said that where stockholders expected
melons. they got only small potatoes"
Columbus ami Hooking Coal and Iron Joined
the ranks OF companies Issuing new securities
ND tho announcement was accepted as furnish
inc the expla nation for the unusual activity
in the stock within the past month or two.
The sun., 1906-02-25
SAILED FROM FOREIGN PORTS.


SIS Carmania. from Liverpool for New York.
SIS ST. Louis, from Southampton for New York.
SIS Eaderland, from Antwerp for New York.
IS Noordam. from Rotterdam for New York.
SIS Minneapolis. from London for New York.
IS La Gascognc. from Havre for New York.
SIS Patricis. from Hamburg for New York.
IS tniled States. from ChrislianlA for New YOr
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-05-30
The Jury's Side.
Prescott, May ~.

Prescott, May "a.
Editor, journal. Miner.
Dear Sir-Will you please publish
the following. I, one Of the jurors
in the Goodwin ease, believe that the
other jurors and myself, are ms moral,
and M intelligent rs you, the editor,
the Observer, and the Southcrncr,
who have commented severely on our
verdict, which We took on oath to
bring in in accordance with the law
and evidence.
II in very natural that the sympa
thy Of all good citizens should be for
the poor unfortunate girl, and 7 as.
sure you that such is the case with
the other jurymcn and myself.
! firmly believe that IL you, the 9th.
crs mentioned, or any fairminded citi.
zen, had been placed ns we, the jur.
ors were, and had listened strictly to
all Of the evidence. and had watched
the faces and actions If the wit.
ncsscs in the case during the entire
trial, and had convcrscd with no one
who believed him guilty, without do.
ing as we did.
/ would suggest that you, before con.
dcmning us, would get the opinion Of
those that did listen TO all Of the tcs
timony, the honorable, judge, the
clerk Of the court, the shorthand re-
porter, and also Mr.. Talbot, the prose.
cutting attorney, who, ] am reliably in
formed, did state yesterday, that had
he been on the jury, he would have
brought in the same verdict that We
did.
| / have been an officer, in former
years, and had "a great deal Of expert
ence with criminals of all kinds, and
do say, that ! do not believe Mr.. Good
win guilty Of the terrible crime charg
ed against him. / do not believe In
the so.called rnilroading" Of any per
son TO the gallows or prison, nor do
l believe in lynching except in very
extreme eases, where the evidence Of
the guilt is positive, and no possible
chance Of any doubt whatever
My mind was made up before Mr.
Ling addressed the jury.
This letter in not suggested by Mr.,
Ling, or any of the other jurors, but
by myself, who once did have the very
best Of mothers and also sisters, and
am not ashamed to sign my name.
| y. Il. FULLER.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-05-30
Marked Revival OF The
Industry In That
District
Calumet Mine Joins
The Producing
Class
(From Saturdays Daily.)

Mining men who have lately returned
from the mining districts OF Pinal
county tributary to the line of the
Phoenix and Eastern railroad, speak
very encouragingly Of the revival Of
the mining industry in these parts since
the railroad was built through that part
Of the territory and more especially
since the new smelter Mt Humboldt in
this county was blown in some two
months ago.
Besides number of new prospects
that are being opened, the working
forces of the old mines have, in many
instances, been doubled, and feeling
Of confidence prevails in NIL lines Of
business which was never before ms no.
ticcable as ut the present time.
In the Kelvin vicinity n number of
the producing properties are making re.
gular shipments 10 the Humboldt
smcltcr, and numbers Of others have
negotiations with the management of
tho Arizona Smelling company for the
disposition Of their products.
The Calumet Mining company has
already commenced TO make regular
carload shipments 10 the Yavapai
county plant, as well as n number Of
others which are fast being pushed into
the producing class.
A large force of men is engaged in
development work on the properties Of
the Arizona Giant, under the supcrin-
tendency Of Mr.. Thomas, and the Ray
company IL installing machinery for
the purpose Of inaugurating an exten.
sivc system Of prospecting it's proper.
ties, besides having large force Of
miners employed at development work.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-05-30
Dumbfounded by Verdict.
Editor Journal Miner.

tditOr JOufnhl MIheT.
Although not a citizen Of Arizona,
please allow me 20 commend your cdi
torial upon the Goodwin verdict. The
writer was present and heard the en-.
tire evidence, and having heard many
criminal trials, will say that never
heard a more convincing story told to
n jury than was told by tho little girl
victim Of the man mot man hut brJtc)
Goodwin. | was simply struck speech.
less when I heard the verdict Of nc.
quittal and to add insult TO injured
justice, the majority Of the jury, in
company with the liberated prisoner
repaired 10 n saloon TO drink TO his
health. and TO tramplc under their
feet defeated and outraged justice.
came from n state, whore, thank
God. we have nm UNWRITTEN LAW
that SAYS the crime Of rape shall be
punished by DEATH, and ravisher
there we'll knows his fate.
And it il just such miscarriagcs Of
justice rs was exhibited yesterday
that established our law.
A SOUTHERNER.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-05-30

$500 and $1,000. This new machinery
will give the Black Hills company by
far the greatest power for develop
mcnt yet put on any mine in the Jerome
wagons at the railway, and hauled TO
the foot of the mountain near the
Haskell aud Kirwagcn ranch, from
where IL IL being blocked 90 tho mine.
Work nj the mine continues 10 be
pushed forward M rapidly as possible
in the deep shaft, and the results are
more than satisfactory. a better grade
Of ore il being encountered ns depth IL
attained. The fact that In sinking
this shaft many feet Of hard, barren
formation was gone through before ore
was struck, IL evidence that the min
cral lies Mt great depth in the Jerome
copper belt, and did not leach through
from surface deposits. Every shift
worked on the Black Hills makes IL
look like big mine.
At the Cleopatra work on the foun.
dation for the smcltcr has been com.
menccd. and the plant will he erected
M quickly as possible. There can be
no doubt about the future Of the Cleo.
patra. just as soon M work on this
mine IN moving along smoothly, Mr..
Hull will take up the King CONSOLIDATE
ed, and push IL along TO success.
A cave in the diamond drill hole on
the IIarryhouscn will delay the sink.
ing on that property for three weeks,
as it will be necessary to put casing in
before the work can be proceeded with.
The cave occurred ut n depth ~ 297.2
feet, and was caused by striking n
sand formation, which carries high VA
lucs in gold This sand Mr.. Harryhous.
en- predicted, would be encountered
about this depth, and also that sulphidc
ores would be found below this sand.
The new formation is very encouraging
to those interested in this property.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-05-30
Letters from The people
Protest Against Verdict.
Prescott, May %.

IIcScott, Mhy s"'
Editor, Journal. Miner.
As a citizen Of this county, and one
who heard all the evidence in tho
Goodwin case, / desire to commend your
editorial Of this morning concerning
the same, and to add my protest against
such u verdict. The good name Of
our county demands that the public Mt
large know that such n verdict 10 not
the sentiment and opinion Of the citi'
zens who heard this trial. The writer
has heard nearly every one who was
present In court express their opinion,
and the almost unanimous opinion was
that this man was the guilty person.
There were many suggestions Of lynch
law last evening when the verdict be.
came known. II is horrible to think
of that man being turned loose and of
the condition of that poor silly child.
The man who could listen to that evil
dence and discharge the prisoner must
be "A queer sort OF man (pardon the ox'
preston, ! did not mean MANI.
However, the jury are not all 10
blame The ease was presented very
poorly, and the pertinent facts in the
case were never touched upon in the
arguments; however, the jury heard
the facts as told by the witnesses on
their own accord, and should have
had manhood and sense of justice en-.
ough TO have convicted without any
attorney.
While we have such occurrences, this
cry for statehood aud self -government
should be stilled. Such things are
not worthy Of the Indians.
II is high time that crime in this
county he punished. Tho farces Of the
past should never be repeated, or lynch
law will be impossible to prevent.
Keep up your good work and ask
that justice be done, and that thu
good people Of this county and city do
something 70 help. this poor child In
her distress. hrFtanar ObEkVEh.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-05-30
Hoist And Compressor
To Be Installed
Shortly
To Use Power Drills To
Expedite The
Work
(From Saturdays Da,ly.)

A. l. Doran. the mining man return.
VI mining "'s'r'c'' ""e'e ne ana Ms nv
rociat"s mr." having large working
shaft sunk on the whitchouso mine,
which. with the Midnight snap nyo.
-
:" "''"'' M" 30 ID ""'N'''
The shaft is now down to depth
Of 50 feet, tho entire bottom being In
ore, which up TO the present has been
principally free milling, but is now
turning into suIphidc. The ore is Of
n good grade, and the mine il dcvcl.
oping superior 10 the expectations Of
the new owners.
prepara,ions arc now under wov for
tho installation NJ n bo;s, and mir com.
nrcssor ON the yrounJ. the purpo,e he.
inc IN commence the use Of mower
drills IN rusb no fast as nos,iblo tho
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-05-30
JESSIE Mine FREE
FROM LITIGATION
Receiver Is Discharged by the Court And
The Company Is Now in Good Shape
To Undertake An Immense Plan OF
Development and Improvement.

series of latcrals are run, showing the
vein TO be strong aud continuous and
It's ores Of uniform grade.
On the Dividend mine, which covers
parallel vein, n shaft has been sunk
10 depth of 200 feet, from which
about 800 feet Of drifting has been
done along the vein. which is almost
M rich in the yellow metal and as prom
ising M the Little Jessie. Another
shaft also opens the Dividend mine TO
n depth Of $50 feet. from which n less
extensive system of drifts have been
driven, which exposes an ore body
similar to the other, carrying average
values Of $3.50 10 the ton in gold.
\ number of other claims go TO make
up the Jessie group, which are In
different stages of development. IN
which thousands of tons of ore of n
high grade are already blocked out
These properties are equipped with
u number of hoisls M well as "A 90
stamp and Elspnss mill and conccntrat'
ing plant, which the company proposes
to replace with "A plant of 100 tons
daily capacity Mt an early date.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-05-30

Work has not yet been commenced
on the Owen Allison group with the
diamond drill. This group Is under
bond TO the Verde Chief company. Mr..
Haynes, who is promoting the propc.
sition, has already commenced deposit.
ing money IN the jerome bank with
which TO do work on the group, and IL
IL thought that the drill will be at work
there within very short time. There
is n good showing, and II Is the gen.
eral opinion that pay mine will follow
development.
At the North Verde great deal OF
iron is coming in as depth is attained
by the main shaft, The formation is
changing favorably for ore.
-Four men were sent out TO the Cop.
per Chief this week on request OF Supt.
IIcndy of that mine. Report says that
a body Of sulphidc ore has been UNI
covered on this property, near the old
Duke mill, and that a force Of men
will at once develop the new find.
Holiday and Hooker are hauling
lumber and other material to Sycamore
canyon, TO the property Of the Syca.
moro Mining and Development cour
pany. Superintendent knutson in
forms the News that machinery has
been purchased, and is now on the way
with which to develop this valuable
group Of claims.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-05-30
tFrom saturdays Daily.)

On a recent date all parties interest
ed in the properties of the Jessie Mines
company reached an agreement whereby
the receiver was discharged by the
court, aud the title passed to the com
pany, which assumes the balance of
the indebtedness, amounting to about
100000.
This action. which ends all litigation
and legal complications, places the
company on n splendid business foot.
ing, and in good shape to resume work
on large scale. and 90 ahead with the
immense plan of development and i'm
pavement which has for some time been
under consideration.
The Little Jessie mine, which has
been one of the greatest gold producers
in the entire Big Bug district, is
opened by shaft go feet in depth,
from which over 5000 feet of latcrals
have been run, exposing immense
bodies of high grade ores. -Four hun.
dred and fifteen feet west of this shaft
another shaft has been sunk to n
depth of 800 feet. from which another
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-05-30

Call and reserve your seats nj Bris.
lcy's for Prof. Fountains Juvenile
Band. At Elks' theater tonight. Pop.
ular prices. ..
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-05-30
Copper Chief Makes An
Important Strike
Of Sulphide
Work On The Cleopatra
Smelter Is Making
Progress
(From Saturdays Daily.)

The Jerome News in the last issue
says;
The l25 horse power boiler for tho
Black Hills Copper company has ar
rived, and passed through Jerome
Sunday evening on its way to the mine
and is now nearing the location where
1t will De put in place. The fact that
the distance to the mine, by the way Of
the wagon road, is only about ten
miles, the work Of getting this large
boiler up the mountain can he realized
The cost Of moving the boiler from
the yards OF the u. V. and p. railway
in jerome Ia the mine will be between
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-05-30
The Jerome Case.

Editor Journal Miner.
Speaking In behalf 81 tine officers Of
Jerome who assisted in the prosecution
Of Clark and Carter, who were acquit.
ted today on charge Of an assault with
a deadly weapon, desire to say that
the verdict was not n surprise 10 us, in
view of the fact that the case was
weakened by the absence of the prose.
cutting witness. The result, however,
is satisfactory, as there has been ac-
complished by this prosecution what the
people of jerome have sought, namely,
the establishment Of peace and order,
and the complete suppression Of dan
gcrous element. Under present con.
ditions any citizen can 90 TO bed Mt
night, and feel safe that he will not
bc routed out Of his home and forced
10 take the "trail -
FRED HAWKINS,
City Marshal Of jerome.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-05-30
HEAVY RAINS RUINS
CALIFORNIA CROPS

RED BLUFF, Cal, May 25-Heavy
rain has been falling for the past "a
hours, doing immense damage 10 crops,
estimated at 100000. Many farmers
were in the mirst Of hay cutting, and
the alfalfa is almost a total loss.
Wheat and barley have suffered by be.
ing beaten down.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-05-30
PUBLIC RECORDS.
Instruments Filed A Reported BY the
Prescott Title Company.


Chas Jctt locates Jcit mine, r,g
Rug district.
Il. II. Roberts ct nj locate Silver
Belle mine, Castle creek dist.
T.. G. Robinson locates Midway
mine, IIass dist.
a. Childcrs locates IIomostakc placer,
orc Grandc district.
w. NJ. Morgan to NJ. and J. w.
Young, m. deed. Goat IIcrdcr and Mel.
lie mines, Lower Turkey creek dist.
VIM. Koehlcr to Lynx Creek Gold Co..
m. deed. Green Tree. Big Tree, etc.
mines. Walker district.
Byron Smith locates two mines and
one mill site, Salt Wash dist.
Byron Smith at nj incorporate Ven.
us Mining Co., capital stock, ~ 300 900
United States to w. Lawlcr, patent,
Eureka mine and Eureka mill site,
Eureka district.
Hiram and Pauline Cnlkins TO
Mrs. NJ. II. Campbell q. c. deed, sos;
April Fool mine, Walnut Grove dist.
=. T.. Randolph to Donald Mcintyre
m. deed, Copper King group of mines,
Turkey creek district.
United States to estate Ella g..
Jones, deceased, patent, Little Grace,
and Little Jessie mines, Big Bug dist.
United States to John s. Jones, pat.
cnt, Ella mine, Big Bug dist.
J. II. Lowry, sheriff, appoints r.
Rivera and James r. Morgan as de.
puties.
NJ. A. LAWYER and W. r. Foley 10.
cate two mines, Eureka dist.
Bank Of Arizona, w. j. Mulvcnon,
and wife, to Paula Caspari, deed,
$3.50; lot q, block ., Prescott.
VIM. II. Buntc and C. s. Ferguson,
locate six mines, Big Bug dist.
VIM. II. Ferguson locates Eagle
King mine, Big Bug district.
+. NJ. Murphy and wife to W. n.
Beck and wife, W. deed, part lot 8,
block 10, Fleury's add, Prescott.
Alfred A. Wagner locates three
mines, Black Canyon district.
/ W. A. Fielder to Louis Bernard,
deed, $500; I-2 int in leaschold OF lot
at Poland with'improvements.
+. X. O'Bricn to the Hale Mining
and Milling company, m. deed. Consti'
tuition, Thos. Jefferson, Age OF Reason,
d. and NJ, TransvaaI, and First mines,
Black Rock district.
Thos. II. Brown and wife TO II. NJ.
Gibbcs, to J. G. Cowlcs, q. C. deed,
$40; lots %, 96, and lO2, block T., lots
80 and 50, block q, Syndicate add, Je-
rome.
Joseph l.. Megcath to John J. Iiaw.
kins, power Of attorney, grants powers
concerning mortgage on Little Jessie
group Of mines, etc.
Jesse 4. Jones, guardian. to John T.
Jones, deed, numerous mines. in Big
Bug dist.
John \. Jones, to Jessie Mines Co.
IN. deed, Little Jessie. Little Grace
and Fila mines, Big Bug.
Jessie Mines CO., to Jesse 4. Jones
guardian, deed, $4,000; numerous
mines and land, bly, Bug district.
Alfred A. Wagner ct al incorporate
Jack Rabbit Mining and Development
Co., capital stock, *l,0oo,o00.
=. V. Springer to +. W. HolsaPplc
agreement, $4,000; year, l'2 INF
Marble Belle, Nellie Belle, and Evs
mines, Ilass district.
q. \. Ferguson and w. II. Bunt'
amend Eagle King mine, Big Bug dist
Chas. +. Avery ct al amend three
mines, Verde dist.
+. ID. Batcman and A. A. Immel locat,
Daisy mine, Chaparral district
Arizona Exploration Co. locates !!
mines, Big bug district.
T. J. Morrison locates 7 mines, Woa
yer district.
| American Mines Co., locstea Homo
mine, Weaver dist. 1...''. /, 5.,.'asI~'
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-05-30
WARNING NOTICE.
TO whom it may concern;

To whom II may concern:
The Golden Key Mining company Ut
the following named mining claims, to
wit Golden Key, Golden Jewel, Gold.
a. Gem, Golden Crown, Mountain
View and Bedrock. situate in Green
wood or Eureka mining districts, Mo.
have or Yavapai county, Arizona, will
not be responsible for any debts con
'racted for labor performed or material
furnished or for accidents sustained by
the parties Mt present working the
above.named claims under bond and
lease.
q. CHARLES DAVIS.
ALICE Il. DAVIS.
Dated Feb, I. 1900.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-05-30
FRED HAWKINS,
City Marshal Of jerome
INCREASED VALUATIONS.

AS an indirect result at least of the
action of the territorial board Of equal.
ization last winter, three Of the big
mining companies of the territory vol.
unfairly increased assessment on the
latest valuations Of their properties.
The valuations submitted by the com.
panies are M follows: Arizona Copper
company, 100000; Detroit Copper
company, sI,aoo,OOo; shannon Copper
company, $325,oo0. Last year the com
panies were assessed on valuations as
follows: Arizona Copper Co., $4,000;
Detroit Copper company, 1884,, 900;
shannon Copper company, 100000.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1906-01-31
For Sale
by

about it. There is no other more
honorable. legitimate. healthful en-
plOyment than advanced agriculture:
no work in which there is the same
amount of money received from the
Investment. You can't put $1,000 into
any other business and receive the
same profits as you can in agriculture,
if you work along the lines as | have
told you. whether gardening. raising
fruit. or otherwise There is more
money in a small way in raising a few
things of fine quality than there is in
farming: we made our money Largely
on potatoes.
/ hope what | have said has been
such as will determine You to start
ont along these lines and carry them
out until yOu increase the fertility of
your land. no matter what line you
may be following. so that it will pro
duce larger and larger crops, and you
will be able to make more and more
money.