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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-08-24
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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-08-24

Drugslst-Huh. You seem to think
o are boss OF this establishment.
New Clerk-Oh, no, sir. Druggist
Then why do you talk like a blooming
idiot?-Chicago Daily News.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-10
TO LAUNCH NORTH CAROLINA

NEWPORT NEWS, Va, Oct. B. Arrangements have been completed at the yards of the Newport News Ship Building and Dry Dock company for the launching of the armorcd cruiser North Carolina, tomorrow. A large del egation of distinguished visitors of North Carolina, headed by Governor Glenn and his staff, will be on hand to sec tho I4,5oO ton fighting ship slide down the ways and take her initial plunge.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-10
BANN ER COUNTY FUR
 MINES Principal Industry To Be Exploited At
 Phoenix Fair Commissioner Wants Additional
 Exhibits
(From Saturdays Daily,

"Yavapai is the banner county of the southwest in copper, silver and gold production, and the mine owners and business men should take n special pride in seeing that it's resources are m. proprintely represented at the coming territorial fair" said A. A. Johns, fair commissioner from this county, last evening, to n Journal. Miner man.
 "The mineral collcctiou now in Phoc. nix," he said, lis the same as war ex. hibited at the Worlds Fair in St Louis. While it represents only scv. enty'two of our mines. it is yet the best in the territory, but there is no reason why all of our mines cannot bc represented by adding to the collection until 1t is in every way worthy of our county, which Is conceded to be the leading county in tho territory in min. eral resources.
 Personally, I am very anxious thai aii or our mines should be we'll reprc. sented at the territorial fair, and there IS no good reason why they should not bc. All ore exhibits addressed to tho Territorial Fair Commission will be shipped free of charge by the railroad management, and those who do not care to ship their ores direct to the commission, can address tho same to me in this city, and l will take care that It Will be transported to Phoenix and receive prompt attention. Any kind of mine exhibits will be welcome. Yava. pal county should have her ores. con. esntratcs, mine and shelter products. of all kinds, there, as well as mans and models of mines, photographs and other data pertaining to our principal indus. try.
 'Thc exhibit will, at all times, be in charge of responsible person from tbo county, who will take proper care. ms well as pride, in giving all informa. ton Tn his possession to those who may become interested in our mineral resources, as to the wonderful ad. vancement made here in the past few years."
 The Territorial Fair will be held in Phoenix from November l2 to l7, and those desiring to add to the mineral collection from this county, to be placed on exhibition there, should forward their exhibits to MT. Johns at as earlv a date as possible, or address the same to the Territorial Fair Commission at Ph0Anix
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-10
ITINERARY Of MEETING! OF yAvAPA| COUNTY
 REPUBLICANS

The candidates for office in Yavapai county, on the Republican ticket, will hold meetings at the following places on the dates mentioned:
 Prcscott-Sunday, October :.
 Dewey Monday, October 8. Cherry Creek Tuesday, October Q. Camp Verde -- Wednesday, October IO Aultman (Middle vcrde) e)-Tbursday October II.
 Cornville (Oak Crcck) Friday, Oc. day, October 12.
 Cottonwood Upper Vcrdc)--satur. day, October "a.
 Verde Mining District Sunday, Oc. tober 14.
 Jerome Monday, October IS. Hurnboldt--Tucsday. October 10. McCabe-wedncsday, October r.. Poland Thursday, October IS. Mayer-F Friday, October 10.
 Middleton Saturday, October 20. En Route Grown King-Sundny, Oc. tobcr 2I.
 Harrington Monday, October 22. Walnut Grove -- Tuesday, October 23. O'Brien- -- Wednesday, October 2s. Octavc-Thursday, October 25. Congress---Friday, October 20. Hillside Station--saturday, October e7.
 Copper Creek k- Sunday, October 2s. Kirkland Monday, October 20. Skull Valley Tuesday, October 90. Williamson Valley Wednesday, Oc. tober 3l.
 Jerome Junction--Thursday, Novem. bcr l.
 Seligman-Friday, November 2. Ash Fork k-Saturday, November 3. Prescott Sunday, November {. Prescott Monday. November 6.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-10
SELLS PRESCOTT HOTEL. PROPERTY ID W. H.
 SMITH
(From Saturdays Daily.)

One of the important real estate ,leas bc consummated here recently wu the sale of the Prescott Hotel prop cr'y, on Cortcz street, yesterday, n w. II. Smith, of Seattle, Wash, who, with his family, recently moved to this 'ity, with the intention of remaining here permanently, D. N. Bartholdi, the former owner of the property, disposine of it for consideration not mad. public.
 The Prescott Hotel is located on oa. of the principal business streets of ths city and ranks with the foremost hoo tclries here.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-10
(From Saturday,n Dn,ly.l

From Saturdays Da,ly.) Mayer Visitor.
 !. II. Mcdonald of Mayer is visiting in the city. Left for Denver.
 Adolph Moser left yesterday for n visit with his family in Denver. Mining Man Here.
 c. P. Henderson, the Poland mining man, is here on mining business. Mining Man Here.
 c. w. Hull, the Jerome mining man, k in the city on mining business. Copper City Visitor.
 x. S. Ballard, n Jerome business man, is in the city on mining business. Accepts Now Position.
 M O'Leary, of Ash Fork, has nc. ecpted position at tho winsor cafe. On Business Here.
 Harry simington, the Cherry Greek mining man. is here on business visit. Left for Missouri.
 Mrs. c. q. Hummer left yesterday for visit with relatives in Missouri. Simmons visitor.
 w. F.. Allen, the Williamson Valley stockman and ranchcr. is visiting in the city. Here From Mayer.
 o. c. Crowderf, who has business in. Hrests in Mayer, is here on n business visit. Visiting Relatives.
 Mrs. Jane Ritter of Thompson Valley arrived here yesterday on visit with relatives. In From Camp.
 John Bryant came in yesterday from his mining camp in the Thumb Butte district. A Flying Visit.
 Joe Matli, the Williamson Valley stockmnn, paid n flying visit yoster. day to the city. Left for Home.
 T. M. Earnhart, the Kirkland mer chant. left last evening for home. af- ter pleasant business visit here. Will Commence Campaign.
 A. A. Johns, candidate for supervisor on tho Democratic ticket, will leave to. day for Mayer, where he will join the other candidates of his party, already m the field. Hero From Frisco.
 Henry Rcvering, who has extensive mining interests in the Big Bug dis. trict, has arrived in the city from San Francisco. Hero From Mayer.
 Mrs. F.. A. Iaggott and children ar. rived here last evening from Mayer, to join her husband, who is in the city on business. Left for tho Valley.
 J. w. Sullivan, the seligman stock. man, left yesterday for Williamson Val. 'cy, where he has extensive land md stock interests.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-10
POLO PONIES SHIPPED.
(Fr0m Fridays Da,,v.1

(From Fridays Da,,v.1
 Yesterday a shipment of fifteen polo ponies, purchased in the Salt River Valley by Ed Hildebrandt, passed through this city on route in an ex. press car, to England. The ponies arc all Arizona bred stock, many being secured at fancy prices from Phoenix stock raiscrs.
 This is the sixth shipment of ponies made by Mir. Hiltcnbrandt from the California and Arizona ranges to Eng land, where the animals are much in demand by lovers of the polo game.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-10

.iwu lhu-'my F DailyJ Loft for Los Ang,los.
 N F. uIuttad ic, yesterday for 9 vHi .' Lot Angeles. Merchant vists.
 NDmm Dickson, tnc Skull Valley merchant. is in the city. Expert Dul Man Here.
 lIwarl r. Boyle, a New York power dril Vr,u. ,s in thc city. Business Man Visits.
 Perry N Williams. Mnricopa busi ncs4 man. IS here on a business visit. Lett for kansas City.
 Miss N,luc Weiss left yesterday for a vl.i, with relatives in Kansas City Mining Man Here.
 J. L.. llartwcll th. Ch,parral mining man. is iu ihc c,ty ou mining business. Here cn Business.
 W. L.. Roberts, the Skull Valley min. ing mau and sloctman, is here on busi ness,
 Back From Inc Coast
 Councilman w. r. Brown Inns return. cd r.pm we'll earned vacation on the coast
 StOckman Here.
 W r. 'orghrn, inc Skull Valley stoctmau. |, in the city on n business visit
 Back Prom Yuma
 Attorney General r.. x. Clark return. ed yoteriay from au official visit to Yuma
 Another D-ruty Appointed.
 J r.. Thomas has been appointed a dcrrty recorder hy County Recorder Mosh,r
 Humboldt Visitor.
 M0-. J. Rivers oi ,lumboldt K visit ing in Inc cty. She is guest of thc Prescott ltotH Stork Visits.
 On Sunday last the stork visited the home of Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Merrill, leaving a baby Joy. Back From Frisco.
 Ben IIartwick. proprietor of the Del Monte cafe. returned yesterday from n visit to San Francisco. In Prem Camp.
 William Baird, the mining man, came m yesterday from his mining camp in the Senator section. Poland Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. !. McA. Johnston of Poland are visiting in the city. and are guests at the Prescott Hotel. Will Register Voters.
 County School Superintendent J. F. Jolly has been appointed Deputy Re- corder by County Recorder Mosher. Mining Man Hero.
 W. F.. Fry. n director of the Esmcr. aida mine, returned yesterday from n business visit to tho Mayer section. Hero From Octave.
 !. w. smith, candidate for sheriff on the Republican ticket, returned here yesterday from visit to his home in Octave.
 Poles Being Placed.
 A force of men is engaged In setting trolley poles for the electric railway leading from Gurlcy street to tho ra,i. road depot. Purchasing Supplies.
 w. A. Dcaring came in yesterday from his mining camp in the Thumb Butte district, on n supply purchasing expedition. Engineer Leavos.
 Jack Jacgcr, assistant chief engineer of the x. F. P. X F., left last evening for n visit along the linc south of Wickenburg
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-10
Back Prom Apache.

Attorney II. D. Ross of tho law firm of Ross & O'Sulivan, returned last evening from professional visit to Apache connty.
 Stockman Here.
 t \. stapp and W. F. Stapp, sk"l Valley stockmcn, are m the city on business. They report good crop of of hay m the valley this year. Pioneer Visits.
 William simmons. the Williamson Valley business man and rauchcr, was among the out of town visitors who transacted business here yesterday. Recovered From Sickness. W. C. Potts. night clerk at Inc Scoprl Hotel, has sufficiently recovered from recent spell of sickness to he able to again attend to his business affairs. Mining Man Leaves r. <. stephen, who is associated with C. W. Hull in valuable mining prop criy in Jerome. left yesterday. for his home in Scotland, after n business visit to inc Copper City.
 \ Business Change.
 Yesterday Harry Noblcs sold his in. tcrcs,s in the Anhcuscr saloon and con ger, hall to Charles X. Bedford. NIT. | Mobiles is no longer connected with tho management, of ihc resort,
 Left for Holbrook. Attorney !. r. Wilson left yesterday for n professional visit to lloll rock. ! During his absence hc will deliver scv. crnl addresses m towns in tho north crn part of the territory against joint statehood.
 Lodged in Jail. Yesterday afternoon Deputy Sheriff Horace Bowdrc arrested and lodged 'n inc county jail Mexican who is want. cd as witness to the robbery of n | Mexican house a, the Monica miuc. on a recent date.
 Etoik Visits BoGic. l bh H'p''H''T -' 'h' S'"'N NlHit'" | The home of Mr and Mrs. II. s. Chap 1 nnn in Bodic. California. leaving n lmby hoy Mrs. Chapman will hc pleasantly remembered by many resi-. dents of this city and county as Miss Grace Gcnung of Congress.
 Make Her Homc Hc.e.
 Miss Mabel Warren of Kafsas City, Kan. sister of Walter Warren of Hum. boldt. arrived here last evening. to make this section her future home. She has accepted n position as teacher of the Kirkland school, and will leave here tomorrow io cnicr upon her duties l thcrc
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-10
Mining Man Returns.

!. x. Johnson, general manager e the Copper Queen Mining company, IT turned yesterday from an cx,cndc visit in the east.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-10
Visiting Here.

Visiting Here. | Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Avila, of Tom males. California. are here on n visit with their uncle M C. FitHmauricc, accompanied by their family. Leaves for Mchavc.
 Mark Bradley, superintendent of the stockton lIill mine, in Mobavc county, wll leave today for hi. camp after a ! pleasant business, visit here. Humboldt Visitors Here.
 Nr and Mrs. C. S Willis of Hum Loidt are visiting m the city. Their daughter, Miss Esther Willis, IS stu dent at St Joseph E Academy Back From Denver.
 Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Mo,cr have re- turned from visit with relatives in Denver. Mir Moscr has accepted al position at the Prcscoi, Hotel An omoial Visit.
 Deputy sheriff John Foley of Ash Iblh 'hin' lH liNl 'N'hiHg 'n dH 'H'lh' visit He recently returned from an cx- tended visit to San Francisco. Back From Visit.
 \. \. Johns has returned from visit to the mining camps in the southern part of the county, where hc made an examination of mining property. Back From the North.
 Attorney Paul Isurks, head of the Arizona law department of the santa fcssional visit in Apache and Navajo counties.
 Mining Engineer Here.
 C. B. stanton. prominent mining engineer, who K engaged in tho dcvcl- opmcut of a promising mining props crty in the Copper Creek country, is in the city on mining business. On Vacation.
 John Roddrn. who served n the inc famous Rough Rilcr regiment. came m yesterday from his mining camp in inc Rig Bug country. to enjoy n short vacation. Visits His Mines.
 II. ]. Boomer will leave today for visit to the storm Cloud mine, in the lIussayampa district which he K de- vcloping on an extensive scale. He will bc accompanied hy W. E. Russell, zen cral manager of his Arizona interests. Here From Congress Junction. Wayne Ritter, candidate for super. visor on the Democratic ticket. arrived here last evening from his home at Con. grcss Junction. He will leave here today to join the other candidates on his ticket, who are campaigning in the Big Bug country.
 Hero From Walker. Mrs. C. NJ. Wood of Walker is in the city on n business visit. Camp Verde Visitor. T. w. Hooper, n Camp Verde business man, is in the city on business. Out on q Hunt.
 Thomas Bate, the photographer, Ief, yesterday Cor hunting trip in the Kirkland country.
 Skull Valley Visitor.
 Sam Ncsbitt, m old time resident of the Sku.i Valley section, was among the out of town visitors here yesterday.
 (From Fridays Daily.) Humboldt Visitor.
 l.. D. Anderson of Humboldt is wis. ting in the city. Mining Man Hero.
 F.. A. IIaggott, superintendent of the Blue Bell mine. tx in the city. Merchant Visits.
 T. NJ. Earnhart, the Kirkland mes. chant, Is in the city on a business visit.
 Mining Man Visits.
 NJ. |. Scanlan, the McCabc mining man, is in the city on mining busi. ness.
 Back From Visit.
 Al Vroom returned last evening from a visit with relatives in southern Cali. 'ornin.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-10
One Gold and Another

The seasons first cold may be slight-may yield to early treatment. but the next cold will hang on longer; it will be more troublesome, too. Un. necessary to take chances on that second one. Scott's Emulsion is a preventive as well as a cure. Take
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-10
Fined SEQ.

Cyrus Lindcll. colorcd. was ycstcr. day sentenced to pay fine of s30 ar serve go days in Inc county jail, on the charge of assaulting Geo. r. Willig, on the evening of September 27. Lin- dell appearing as his own attorney, and gave notice of appeal.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-10
Left for Hun boldt. .

]. w. Jackson, the Humboldt con tractor and real estate man. left yes tcrday for the new smcltcr city after pleasant business visit here.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-10
Here From Turkey.
Back From tho Coast.
In From Camp.

l l.. Nelson. the Noun, Union mi ing man, came in last evening from Il mining camp, on short business vis
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-10
Back From a Visit.

A. \. Johns has returned from n visit to the mining camps in the southern par, of the county, where hc made an examination of mining property.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-10
Camo Bacg With Game.

Charley Burton and Harry Wright returned yesterday from hunting trip m Inc Mogollon Mountains, bringing with them large deer which dressed 2li pounds. They report game plcnti. ful in the country around Bakers Buttc
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-10
Back Prom the North.

Attorney Paul Bnrks head of th, Arizona law department of the santa fc. returned last evening from a pro fcssional visi, in Apache and Navajo counties.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-10
Mining Engineer Here.

C. H. stanton. prominent mining engineer, who K engaged in tho dcvcl- opmcut of promising mining prop' crty in inc Copper Creek country. is in the city on mining business.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-10
Harrington Visitor

John Slcss. the Harrington engineer, arrived here last evening from the Bradshaw Mountains on short busi. ness visit
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-10
Mining Man Leaves.

James O'IIara. the mining man, came in yesterday from his mining camp in the Mayer section. and left last evening for the Bill Williams Fork country, along the line of the A. X C., to make m expert examination of n mining property for m eastern syndi. cate.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-10
Back From Denver.

Mir and Mrs. Adolph Moscr have re. turned from visit with relatives in Denver. Mir Moscr has accepted q position at thr Prescott Hotel.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-10
Kirkland Visitor.

Miss Nora Fuller, of Kirkland, is visiting in the city. She is a guest it inc Brinkmcycr Hotel. Here From Turkey.
 Mrs. l.. r. Ncllis and children ar Vcd here last evening from Turkey. They are guests nt the Prescott Hotel. Back From tho Coast.
 Mrs. r. l.. Wright returned last even ing from m extended visit at the '01si.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-10
Mining Man Leaves.

r. s. stephen, who is associated with C. W. Huh in valuable mining prop criy in Jerome. left yesterday. for his home in Scotland, after business visit to the Copper City.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-10
Left for Butte.

l.. D. Anderson, who fills rcspou sihlc position with the Arizona Smclt ing company nt Humboldt, left ycstcr day for a business visit to Butte, Mon,
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-10
An Omcial Visit.

Deputy sheriff John Foley of Ash Fork came in las, evening on an official visit. He recently returned from an ex- tended visit to san Francisco.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-10
\ Business Change.

Yesterday Harry Noblcs sold his in tcrcs,s in the Anhcuscr saloon and con ger, hall to Charles X. Bedford. Mir Noblcs is no longer connected with tn, management of the resort.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-10
Left for IIolbIook.

Attorney ]. F. Wilson left yesterday for professional visit to llollrook. During his absence hc will deliver scv- cral addresses m towns in tho north crn part of the territory against joint statehood
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-10
On a Vacation.

John ROddrn. who served in the Spanish. h.Amcricau war as n member of inc famous Rough Rilcr regiment, came m yesterday from his mining camp m Inc Rig Bug country. to enjoy short vacation.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-10

Heads the procession--,Journsl.N Mine,
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-10
Lodged in Jail.

Yesterday afternoon Deputy Sheriff Horace Bowdrc arrested and lodged Nh inc county jail Mexican who is want cd as a witness to the robbery of n Mexican house ai the Monica miuc. on n recent date.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-10
Visits His M ,nes.

II. !. Boomer will leave today for n visit to the storm Cloud mine, in the lIuf-aynmpa district, which he K de- vcloping on m extensive scale. He will bc accompanied by W. E. Russell, ycr. ..I ,,.....a. ., l.a .;,.u. ,nt.,,st.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-10
Humboldt Visitors Here.

Nr and Mrs. C. x. Willis of Hum. Lo,dt are visiting m the city. Their daughter, Miss Esther Willis. is q stu dent at St. Joseph E Academy.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-10
City News
 ....In Brief ;

lmo Thursday. pailyJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-20
HARDWARE men ARE
At. AFTER THE RAILROADS
Want Better Freight Service, and
Demand Improved Conditions
atEOnce.

Mr.. John DOMAIN, Of the W.. s.. Dom
nan Hardware Company, at recent
meeting OF the Southern Hardware Assoc
citation, held at Hot Springs. ad dresaed a
strong letter to the president of the ASSOC
citation Dgarding the unsatisfac Glory SER
vice furnished the shippers BY the va
rious railroad companies. 81
The letter found Immediate and hearty
response "a Its reception making evident
|, the fact that the evils complained of are
felt throughout; the country. After full
debate and deliberations, the following
resolutions, offered by Mr. Dopnan, were
adopted unanimously:
|. Whereas, It Is we'll within the knowl-
edge Of this ISOLATION that the rail-
roads, as q rule, throughout: the country
/ do not give deliveries on shipments COM
they collect for handling such shipments;
and
Whereas, this state OF affairs has con-
ttnuel for. a great nuInber Of years. to
\ the injury OF the business interests Of
both shipper and consignee: and
L Whereas, the, present conditions In this
matter are worse than ever before, and
we see no prospect OF Immediate or flu
5ture Improvement OF this intolerable stu
alton: therefore, be II
Resolved, That this association pledges
Gvocate, and forward by all lawful means
within Its power, the enactment by the
Congress OF the United States Of an act
I to empower the Interstate Commerce
Commission to issue a rule to all rail-
roads, requiring a time limit on all inter-
state shipments conforming to length Of
haul and with a percentage Of discount
on freight bill, payable to consignee. for
each twenty-four hourst delay beyond the
daily movement prescribed by the con-,
mission,
Z REPRESENTATIVE az tho Enstarn manu-
facturers and shippers OF hardware who
were present expressed their earnest sym.
pathy with the movement, and adopted
the following resolution. Introduced by
Ex-Governor Gooddell, Of New Hamp-
shire:
Resolved, That we favor transportation
rate legislation by the United States Con-
gress. That this legislation shall require
transportation companies to make reasons
able rates for reasonable service; and
paid for Mt prOportl onately lower rates.
Organized arrangements were made to
bring tho subject before other and more
extensive trade bodies There IL good
reason to helieve that the shippers. man
sufncturars alld jobbera In every important
line OF business In the untrX. ore ready
10 cooperate. and that by tile next Sea,
sion cf Congress- q unanimous demand
Will be presented from every part OF the
country and from interest too vast to ba
Ignored for q Federal statute to require
railroad, companies to remove freight at
{ least at the rate ,ot $50 miles day on
penalty OF heavy conlpensa ton to be paId
the injured conaignees.