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The San Francisco call., 1906-11-04

game" cried the settee. and thay ali
subsided into silence. except the little
rocker, who could not stop her rock
ing.
They are the humanest chairs"
cried Phyllis, coming up the steps. II
E declare it looks to me as If the little
rocker had been relating her expert
ences in your room, Dorry-how nice
Clara's new cushions lookt They're
much prettier than the old yellow
ones"
he is neither a Roman Catholic priest
nor Hebrew. The question ordinarily
asked is. What is your religion?' but
IL Is designed to provide against the
entry OF either of these two classes
When the traveller arrives at a Rus
sian port with a passport that has
been properly vised and countersigned
at consular ONCE it Is critically ex-
amined by a police officer and duly
registered. At the entrance of the
hotel another police officer takes pos
session OF the document and in the
course of twenty-four hours returns
1t with permit for a limited residence
in the country.
IL has been said with but little exag-
geration that il is as diflcuIt for one
to leave Russia as II is to enter IT,
When the traveller departs for another
city In the empire he must have the
passport countersigned by the police.
This process continues until he reaches
the frontier, which he cannot cross un-
less the passport has been vised and
stamped by the police Not infrequent-
ly tourists are stopped at the frontier
and subjected to serious Inconvenience
because they have neglected to comply
with the police regulations respecting
passports.
The same system prevails in Turkey.
where il Is not practicable for for
eigner TO travel without a passport.
Elsewhere in Europe passports are
not required. They are relies of a
bygone period when communication be-
tween countries was slow and infre-
quent.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-04

town or Barnes Bluff, a man, evil
dentiy tramp. was building up
circular tower-shaped stove OF nat
rocks. while or tho railway embank-
ment behind. unknown to him. two boys
OF tbc town were watching him.
lie was medium-sized fellow. this
tramp. bat athletic in build. quick in
his movements. and from the way he
picked and placed tho stones he was
usinE q c-osc observer would judge him
% hc careful in his habits. His face,
though covered by a weeks growth
~ stubby beard. was interesting; and
his eyes We're clear and bright as the
windows Of house which has a good
houSekeeper withia. And yet he seemed
10 be a plain, ordinary tramp.
The stove finished to his satisfaction,
he went into q clump OF willows that
fringed The bank of the river farther
Up. and. returning with long. slender
willow saplinS, set it up in the ground
two or three feet from his stove. slant
ing it a trile toward the river.
Taking up a tin can. which he had
already hxed TO hang on the wire. he
placed two eggs in it and then filled
ii even full with water from the river
after which he bent over the sapling
and hung the can from it in such d
way that it was just inside the top or
chimney OF his stove. He then lighted
his fire and went of.
The boys could contain themselves no
longer, but as soon as he was out OF
sight crept down and examined the
queer arrangement he had left.
what d'you s'pose he fixed up all
this for2" asked Ed Hobart. the elder.
II should think he could have set the
can right on the stove all right and
saved all that work"
Z should. too" answered the other
one. Bob Evans. but nc seemed to
know what he was doing" and together
they watched the FIRE in silence for
few minutes. while IT fared and
smoked around the can.
Hes got 1t pretty full of water, too"
added Bob. after awhile, 'it'li boil
over fore long. when it gets started"
That gave Ed an idea Il know" he
shouted; I know, It's great, You just
watch."
BY this time the water had become
thoroughly heated and began TO boil.
Ia another minute IL bolsd up and
over and then things begap to happen.
The water boiling over OF course
partly put out the FIRE. but it did more.
Part OF the weight Of the can was gone
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-04
Hard Cimes of Rich Girls

fHEN the daughter of house,
7 hold is unmarried and the
child of millions it sometimes
becomes a problem to know
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-29

with friends at Senator on Sunday last. They also visited the Ten Spot mine, where strike of very rich ore was recently made.
 New Game Commissioner.
 r.. \. Slikcr, one of the most prom iucnt If Arizona spOr,smcn, was ap pointed territorial fish and game com missioner on August Is, taking the place of Jean Alison, who recently rc. signed the office. Mir. Sliker is n thorough sportsman, and will. no doubt. make the best game commissioner that the territory has ever had. He has nt once taken hold of the duties of his important office. and has sent for several thousand young trout with which he will stock the waters of Oak creek.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-29
Public Examiner Fo,tI Camped in The |
 Court House
Says Robinson's BOOt'
 Are in Excellent
 Shape
,(From Tuesday E Daily

After monih's bushes. y,.. the northern part of the territo,v ID ing which he checked over inc d;x.J ent county offices of Apache. y,v,J and Coconino counties. w.. C. ro.J public. examiner, arrived here v..,J day to remain few days in this ,a during which he will Ice enrapcd } auditing the accounts of the office the board of supervisors.
 Speaking yesterday in the. board supervisors office to q Jousnal. Mi, man, Mr. Foster said, "This is an q, office, to cheek. Mir. Robinson d tainly keeps this county's busine. good shape, in fact there is no b,,,l conducted office in the entire tsu tory."
 "During my visit this time fou, many of the offices in Apache, yauI and Coconino counties in much x ter shape than they were in w ago. In fact, a great improyens can he noticed in the offices all u the territory. Many of the ofdss are adopting new ideas, and tho bs ness of the different public offices being gradually worked into one F cral system"
 "To my mind, many changes for ( better could be made in the laws gx crning many of the offices, For stance. I believe that the tract syis of indexing should be introdpred i{ the recorders offices. It would great saving in the work of iudei' the office as we'll as be more eopveafz for those who find it necessary to msi search of the records concerning n titles io property in which they or tis clients nrc interested. l believe th this system or some similar one will adopted sooner or later, aud l a'r that I am heartily in. favor of mcf change"
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-29
DEATH OF A. CUTIE. (Fr0m Sundays Daily.l

Yesterday morning at 10 o'cloes Guthe, aged about 90 years, died tho residence of n friend in "d Prescott.
 The immediate cause of death '' erysipclas. The deccased was \ tive of Germany and has been f'' dent of this territory for several y'a' following the occupation of cook.
 The remains were taken in eA'i1 by the undertaking firm of II. Maus & Co.,, on Montezuma street. IN the parlors of which the funeral V take place this afternoon at os'"'' interment being in the citizens . etery.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-29
PUBLIC RECORDS.
Instruments Filed AS Reported by the
 Prescott Title Company.

Sarah II. Calhoun, nee Frazer, to Elizabeth McAllistcr, q. C. deed, s2OO; lot on Hog Back claim, Jerome.
 Elizabeth McAllister to Frank perty.
 Baldwin, q. C. deed, S20O; same pro.
 Logos Mines Co. amends articles of incorporation.
 F.. l.. Bowman ct al file an of work on Contention mine, Pine grove dis. trict.
 Town of Jerome to Yavapai county, lease, $iso; two years; jail ccu in jail at Jerome.
 Juanita NJ. and NJ. Co. locates two mines, IIass district.
 John and Eugene Milligan locate Juniper mine, Black Hills district
 '. S. Strahan ct al file afr of work on Red Dikr mine, Verde district.
 w. T. Hook locates West Bagdad Annex mine, Eureka district.
 F. A. Wanless to F. Wanlcss. M deed. $500; l2 int. in Sw ar. see. 10. N Inf. of NV qr.. and w Inf. of N E qr., see. l5, It N, 2W.
 D. M. Clark files afr of work on five mines, Walker dist.
 Harry Rose amends location of Gains. boro mine, Walker dist.
 Mrs. F.. W. McClave locates McClave mine, Agua Fria district.
 Loyal A. Osborne locates two mines, Agua Fria district.
 w. M. Ncagle and s. c. Mott locate Raven mine, Eureka district.
 Oscar M. Fuller to II. c. Crowell, m. deed, $l; various interests in numer. ons mines in Copper creek and Bishop creek dist.
 Charles F.. Cook ct al incorporate Palace Auto Co.,, capital stock, $75.. 900.
 T. q. Norris and wife, to Ben Hart. wick, deed, $35o; lots II, l2, I3, blk. 0, Mocller add, Prescott.
 W. n. Reitcrman and II. l.. Sweeney locate two mines, Black Hills dist.
 F.. Wanless to T. II. Brock and wife, W. deed, s2,5o0; SW qr. sec. 10, N. hf of NV qr, and W. Inf. of NE or.. sec l5, IA N, w.
 "eorge Savers locates Saycrsville mine, Blue Tank district.
 Mrs r. A. Bashford, c. A. Bashford, and N, c. shekles, to F. NJ. Murphy. m. deeh' sl,ooo; California East and Cali. fornia West mines, Tiger dist.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-29
Production Reported At 840.00O
 Pounds
Over Nine Thousand Tons Of Ore Were
 Sampled

At the plant of the Arizona Smclt' ing company in the month of July, $500 tons of ore were sampled, and Sl0,0Qo pounds of copper produced
 The construction of the new copper blast furracc is almost completed, and il is expected that it will bc ready to blow in during the first week in Sep tcmbcr
 The following are among the ship pors to the concern; The Tiger Gold company. the Lincoln Gold Mining and Milling company, l., r. Ncllis, the Me Cabc. Gladstone mines, the Iron King of the American Copper company, YGcgcr Canyon Mines company, Geo. A. Trcadwcll Mining company. from the Boggs, Blackberry, and Iron Queen mines: !. R. Edwards and Murphy and Brow, from Copper Basin, W. B. Twit' chcll. of Kelvin; the Bryan group of NflNlNs 's 'ls aNh's VI 'N'lN'Hs 'hi'h Mining and Smelling company, of Chloride; Keystone and Queen Bee mines of Chloride; C. F.. sherman, of Chloride; II. !. Bccmcr. from the storm Cloud mine; the Poland Mining com. pany. the Braganza Mining company, from the Henrietta mine; the Washing. tonArizona Mining company. De Soto Mining company, Blue Bell Mining company, Triangle Mines company. Jessie Mines company, and n number of others. besides a large number of small operators, miners and prospcetors from different sections of the county and territory.
 The town of Humboldt, which is one of the busiest industrial centers of the west, IS fast assuming the shape of n modern little city.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-29
JAMES CUS|CK DIES SUDDENLY IN
 JEROME SuccumbS To Effects Of A Surgical
 Operation
Popular Pitcher Once Employed In
 Prescott
(From Tuesdays Dailq.) ,

The sad news of the death of Jamo- Cusick reached this city from Jerome last evening, where he succumbcd to an operation at l:30 in the afternoon, in the United Verde Copper company s hospital. The operation, which was for some bowel complication, was per formed earlier in the day, the patient never rallying from the shock.
 The deceased was aged about l!' years, and n native of San Francisco, where his grandparents now reside. His friend and fcllow.townsman, w. J. Reilly, bookkcepcr at the Burke ho tel, left hctc early yesterday morning for Jerome at his request, and was at his bedside when death came.
 He worked at the x. r. r. and r. shops in this city for n number of months before leaving for Jerome where hc had a position in the shelter and achieved great popularity in both places among his fellow employees on account of his genial disposition, and his accomplishments as a baseball player. being considered among inc best pitchers of any of the teams of the northern part of the territory, which brought him into prominence wherever lao. .li ia,.
 He played as pitcher for some time with the Diamond Jo team of this city, and later with McCabc, and was book cd to appear here in the box with the Jerome team on Sunday last, but was prevented from coming here by the illness which resulted in his death.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-29
REPORTED STRIKE 0F RICH 0RE NEAR TOWN Ben Silverman's Find Near Four Mile
 House Supposed Extension Of The Chronicle
 Ledge

News of rich strike of gold recently made about half mile southeast of the Four Mile house, reached here, when W. Fowler, the Montezuma street business man, in company with n mining expert, returned here on Sunday afternoon from the scene of the new find.
 The rich ore was found on the sur. face of the ground some days ago by Ben Silverman, who kept the matter q secret until he had completed three loca. tions along the eroppings of the ledge, which is thought to be the same that passes through the Chronicle mine, where rich and promising body of gold and copper ore was uncovered about q month ago, and which continues to i'm. prove in extent and value as depth is gained in the shaft.
 A shaft has been started on the Sil. verman vein, and is now down to a depth of about 8 feet, the paystreak in the bottom showing an average width of 12 inches, in which gold k plainly visible to the naked eye.
 MT. Fowler has secured an interest in the locations with MT. Silverman, and the necessary capital has already been subscribed to develop the ground by the sinking of shafts, the owners already having refused many Aattering offers for an interest in the discovery.
 The ore was first found along the Prescott and Walker stage road, and the ledge can be traced for some dis tance to the south, as we'll as through the claims owned by the Chronicle Mining company, which lie along the trend of the vein to the north.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-29
REFERRED TO CLARK.

It has now been referred to At'o'f| General Clark at Prescott to a'.'] whether or not under the law two lots will be necessary at the coming \ vember election. It has been aT1 by some that two ballots will DC
 cessary, while others are of the Op'' that because. the law says the shall be cast at the general e'e,' that but one ballot can be psed' Y likely that the decision will be !" public by the attorney general last of the coming week.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-29
rAn NOTES.

Everything points to a gre" ' Much interest is now being shoN' the exhibits for each department eryone should exhibit some'''ns
 In, the way of amuscnen''' n' pcnse will be spared to make week ons of pleasure to all sa', tend. AS susuai the Indian game, races, will be . great feature fair. A great treat is in "'s .' lovers of racing. Some o' 'o' .,, horses in the country have been 'sss,, .'s.I and the races will be eScepu''- fast. ~,
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-29
City News
 ....In Brief
sxxxxAxSxxxsxxssxxxxxs

tIfom sundays I)nily.) Here from Walker.
 VI. o Brooks of Walker Is visiting 10 ihc city,
 Simmons Visitor
 r.. N Marlowc, inc simmons stocl man, IS in the city, Left for Phoenix
 L. r. Peter, left yesterday for short hu-incs~ visit to Phoenix. Here from Equator.
 James Patterson, the Equator min ,ug man. is here on mining business. Back from Coast.
 Henry \. Tharsing. the mining man, returned vcstcray from visit to the coast.
 Jerome Visitor.
 Louis Andre. Jerome business man, came in yesterday from the copper city.
 Back from the Coast.
 Mrs. Paul Burks has returned from nn extended visit 10 Los Angeles and the coast.
 In from Camp.
 Charles A. Randall. superintendent of the Davis mine, is in the city on min. ing business. In from Camp.
 !. r.. Kelly came in last evening from his mining camp in the Thumb Butte section.
 McCabe Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. l.. w. Rybon of Me Cabc were among the outside visitors to the city yesterday. Capitalist. Here.
 !. r. Angel. n Minneapolis. Minn.. capitalist. is here looking over the re. sources of this vicinity. Mining Man Here. .... James Oglcsby. of Middleton, Ohio, who is interested in the Gold King Mining company. is in the city. Visited Grown King.
 Mrs. !. 1T. II. Scott, Mrs. C. H.. Brown, and Mrs. Woods visited with friends yesterday at Crown King. In from Camp.
 r.. M. l. L'Engle. superintendent of the Mount Union Consolidated Mining company. is here on mining business. Spent Yesterday Here.
 Charles F.. Finncy, vicc.prcsidcnt and general manager of the Arizona Smelling company, spent yesterday in the city.
 Will Leave for Home.
 Mrs w. J. Mayer and children will return today to their home at Mayer after a pleasant visit here with Mrs. R. \. Looney.
 Back from Trip.
 l.. r. iIelmer, a member of the Me Cabc baseball nine, arrived here yes terday from prospecting trip through the Thumb Butte district. A Flying Visit.
 Mir and Mrs II. William Stevens and the Misses Driscoll, sisters to Mrs. Stevens, paid n flying visit yes terday to McCabc, returning here late last evening.
 Mining Man Here.
 O. l. Tawncy, general manager of the Great Peek mine in the Bradshaw mountains, came in last evening from his mining camp.
 Finel sl5.
 Yesterday justice of the peace Keo' hane fined William Hale sl5 for as- saulting roulette dealer in the Vel lington on Friday morning. New Deputy.
 Dave Hopkins of Jerome has been appointed a deputy county recorder by Recorder Moshcr to take charge of the registration of electors of the copper city.
 Left for stoddard.
 William Brown and !. Erickson, two we'll known miners, left yesterday for the camp of the Stoddard Mines com pany, at Copper Mountain, where they have accepted positions. Sign Your Communications.
 Several communications intended for publication have been received at this office without the writer's name attached. All articles must he ac- rompauicd by the authors name, not necessarily for publication, but as evidence of good faith.
 (From Tuesdays Daily walker Visitor.
 fl A..
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-29
(From Tuesdays Daily )

 Walker Visitor.
 Mrs. (. N. Wood, of Walker, is visit. ing sR the city. Spent Sunday Here. B. II. Bradley, of Ash Fork, spent Sunday in the city. Here from Big Bug.
 Ed. Lamb, the Big Bug mining man, is here on n business visit. Spsnt Sunday Here.
 C. C. Miller, the Dewey postmaster, spent the Sabbath in the city. Back from the Coast.
 Mrs. r. J. Mccoy returned last ev. sning from n visit to tho coast. spent Sunday Hero.
 D. c. Kelly of Meyer spent sunday in the city on visit with relatives Mining Man Visits.
 F. l. Robinson, the Poland mining
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-29

Be wise, road the Journai.Afines.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-29
WrNs ooxr CUP.

PACIFIC qRQvE, Aug 2'-~ ..,;, number of g4lf enthusiast e,r W ed much disappointment in 's' q F today that Mrs W. ..... tin was usablsi i'to plsy, on ae,'. sickness. Mrs.s II. H. sherwo0o, fore wss, declared the winner '' women's cup by default. :.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-10-10
Love Your Enemies.

A soldier. riding over the scene
of a battlefield when the engage
ment was over, came. as he picked
his steps among the dead, to a
body. which, stirring, showed some
igns of life. The bleeding form
wore the dress of a foe. Regardless
of that, he said to his attendant.
"Give him a draught of wine"
AS the officer stopped to do SO, the
wounded soldier, discovering thro'
the mist that was gathering on his
dying eye, in this good Samaritan
the general of the troops against
whom he had been fighting. raised
himself on his elbow, drew pistol
and, with deadly hate. fred it at
his, benefactor's head. Happily,
the bullet missed it's mark; and TIE
general. as he recovered from his
surprise, with a forgiveness truly
magnanimous said; "Give it to
him all the same"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-10-10
OLD TOWN.
Correspondence, l.

Correspondence, /.
p. w. Machir was nominated
Saturday at the Democratic con-
vention as candidate for Presi-
dent of the Board of Education
of Robinson district.
Mrs. L. Nj. Carder and Mrs M.
j. Winger attended the West
Virginia U. b. Conference at
Huntington.
w. G. Bird, the genial and ac-
commodating mail carrier of
Route 1, is enjoying a vacation OF
Is days. Will Van Sickle is per-
forming the duties of carrier now
to the satisfaction of all the pat
rons on the route.
Misses Eliza and Louise Yea
ger, who have been.sick with ty-
phoid fever for some weeks; are
much improved.
Geo. G. Musgrave has been
employed to teach the school al
Van Matre school house this
year.
Miss Doris Barnet, of Mason,
spent few days last week with
relatives in this vicinity.
j. B. Yeager will teach at Lone
Oak this year.
Uncle Asa Musgrave and Un,
Gle George Jones both attended
the District Democratic Conven-
ton last Saturday, and appeared
to be as much interested in the
proceedings as any of the young
er men were. They are both
nearly four score years of age.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-10-10
Engineer Buys
Valuable Farm
EnOoh Baker of This City Nsgotiates
important Deal.

Enoch Baker OF This City Negottates
Important Deal.
Enooh Baker, one of the well
known real estate men of this city
has just succeeded in closing up q
deal through which Mr.. Farley, OF
Hinton, a popular young O. & o.
railway engineer with many friends
in this CITY, has become the pur-
chaser of one of the finest farms
on the Ohio river. The property
isIocated in the famous Beall bot
tom, about one mile west of CALI
polls Ferry. in Mason county, and
not only beautiful home site, but
is at the same time one of the most
productive farming properties in
the State. Mr.. RAksK and Mr.
Fairly went to Gallipolis Friday
evening and remained until yester.
day. They returned to this city
yesterday afternoon and the ds4l
was closed. Mr.. Farley will begin
at once the work of improving the
property. Huntington Ditp .tch
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-10-10
WATERLOO.
Correspondence, l.

Many of the schools in this vi
vicinity began Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charleston Bur
dett and son, of Wellesville, o.,
have been here visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs, Hugh Hanson.
b. s. Smith is principal of a
school IN southern Kentucky,
where he expects to take his fam
lily soon.
We heartily endorse what Dem
ocrat of Union district said in a
recent issue, and while the roads
have been almost impossible all
summer, the road overseers have
been very much afraid some one
living on the road would not get
his sstlme" in. In fact, one over
seer took the trouble to warn out
twice, one who, while his family
lives here, has never been in this
county for any length of time,
and the assessor collected his poll
tax in the other county. When
the overseer learned he had paid
taxes in another county he gath
cred up his tools and worked on
the road one day, telling this
mans wife he had warned one OF
the "hands on the road twice
and if he did not work then he
would be turned over. Wheth-
er he has or not we do not know;
but we do know he did not work,
being about 80 miles away at the
time.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-10-10
Order Of Publication.

STATE OF WEsTyIRGINIA.
COUNTY OF MASON, To-vif.
At Rules held In the Clerks ONCE or the
Circuit Court Of Mason County, West Vir-
gtnia. on Monday, the 1st day OF Ocfoher
lyO5s the following order was entered VIZ.
Benjamin Stribling and Adam GtrIbling
In Chancery.
e C. Bowyer, administrator Of Chas. Poaeue.
deceased, and Nary A. BayIIs-
The object of the above entitled sniff "A q,
declare the plaintiffs, BENJAMIN SfribIInS
and Adam Strioling 20 be the sole heir -
law OF Charles Roague, deceased, and m q Ia,
pearing by ahldavft died in the Dauers n, H,
said cause, that said Mary A. Bayfis fs :.
nonresident Of the state of West Vfrrfnf, :
II Is therefore ordered that sald MaPv 4
Bayiis do appear here within one mont,
atter the nrst publication hereof and do
said suit. =, -
A Copy, Teste:
West Virginia. ~
5 "; E5eii1h, seuer Blagg. Attys.