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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-24
MAIL CLERK WANTED.

The United States Civil Service an. nounccs that an examination will be held on January 31, 1906, to secure eligibles from which 10 make certi6ca. tion to All vacancies as they may occur in the position of railway mail clerk In the states and territories of Idaho, Arizona, Nevada, New Mexico, Utah, and Wyoming. The examination is open to all male citizens of tho United States who are legal residents of the above named states and territories. Alp. plications may bc secured by applying at the post office. No application will be accepted unless properly executed and filed with the United States Civil Service Commission at Wash. ington, D. c.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-24
TALKS 0N DEFICIENCY
 BILL

WASHINGTON, Jan. 19-Thc re. form matter making deficiency appro. priation agitated the house today. and the entire Ave and n quarter hours of the session were devoted tO its discus. sion, with the exception of short speech for free hides made by Perkins of New York.
 The urgent deficiency bill was con sidcred under the general debate in or der and Littaucr of New York, in charge of the bill, set the pace by pointing out the failure of legislation last year to curb the heads of depart ments in their demands for deAcicncy y supplies.
 The general debate will still pro. cecd tomorrow.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-24

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10 Three French warships are now oh tho Ven ezuelan coast preparing to deliver the answer of France to President Castro g treatment of M. Taigny, the French representative at Caracas by naval in Venezuelan waters.
 Two additional warships will join them as soon as they can make the trip across the Atlantic. Until the demon. stration is initiated the French gov. crnmcnt will share with President Roosevelt and Secretary of War Root knowledge of the exact form in which this expression of her displeasure at Castro's action will take.
 In the meantime the delicacy of the situation at Caracas is greatly increas. ed by the news which recently reached here from Caracas regarding the atti' tudc Castro now appears to be assum- ing toward Russcl, the American min istcr.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-24
PETITIONS COME HIGH.
(Fsom l3atuSdsy's Daily.)

In the minutes of the board of su. pervisors in this issuc will be found . claim of F. S. Clark against the county for si25 for professional ser. vice. Why should the taxpayer be called on to pay for something when the district attorney is already paid to do the legal business of the countyi [
 Why should attorneys residing out. side of the county be employed to do work that belongs to the district at. tornoy. and work that any attorney in Arizona could perform, work that any member of the board could perform.
 The action of the board in this mat ter reflects upon the competency of the district attorney, and every law. yer in Coconino county. Not only this, but it Is an attempt to take away from the taxpayers something that is unjust and illegal to reward q non. resident of the county.--Flagstan Gem. lt.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-24
HEAVY STORM STRIKES THE COAST

LOS ANGELES, Jan. l9-Los An. geles has experienced . heavy down. pour of rain for the past 24 hours. The storm was very general, and ceased at noon, after a fall of 2.22 inches.
 From the foothills to the coast came similar reporta. Several thousand dol. lars worth of damage were done in this city to streets, sewers, storm drains and newly constructed buildings. The street car system was tied up for hours this morning, causing the pulaie great inconvenience.
 Telephone and telegraph lines suffer. cd, and coast communication was bad. ly interrupted all day. In the coun. try districts the rain will do great good. The season 's fall is now TOT as against 5.il for the same period last year.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-24
Claims Arc Situated In The Black Hills
 District
Ledge Has Been Traced Nearly 5000
 Feet

s. Morrison, the veteran miner and prospector, was in the city yesterday. making arrangements Co commence work on tho Red Bluf group of mines, owned by himself and his son, k. E. Morrison, situated in the Black Hills dislsiss, About four miles in . 'southerly direction from the properties of the Yaeger Canyon Copper com Pany.
 The group, consisting of four claims, was discovered and located by him in tho early part of last year. From the work already done, which consists of . number of shallow shafts, the ledge or deposit has been shown to extend . distance of 5000 feet along the sur. face, and the development now pro. posed will be carried on with . view of determining the width of the vein between walls, and the character and values contained in the ores which may bc discovered In crosscutting. Ten tons of carbonate ore were talk. en from a ten foot shaft, which was sunk as location work after the location was made. It sampled 10 per cent in copper, with gold and silver values of s20 Co the ton.
 The claims are favornbly situated for economic mining, being only four miles distant from the Prescott and Eastern railroad, and about six miles from the plant of the Arizona Smelling company at Humboldt, with an album dance of timber and water on the ground. l.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-24
ANOTHER MURDER ADDED ID SILVER BELLS
 LIST .

One more murder has been added to the already long list at Silver Bell. The latest killing occurred Wednesday at \ o'clock p. m. =,e.o. ...#E
 The victim was Altagracia Mango. Tho murderer was Ramon Castro.
 Castro disappeared immediately after inc killing. He was miner and lived wiih the woman. Jealousy is supposed to have prompted the deed.
 Ranger Mckee, who is stationed at Silver Bell. IS on the trail of the mur. ,'erer. ...a. t.t. |H..
 Under sherir Mayer and posse Of officers lcf, Tucson in the afternoon when it was learned that the murderer was beaded toward that city. A tele. gram from Red Rock brought the in ornation that Castro was seen six miles east of Red Rock and was going oward Tucson. l1.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-24
RAILROAD AND INDUSTRIAL
 NOTES.

The Illinois Central and Souths railways have combined for the estd lishment of . new freight route tween St. Louis and Knoxville, I'd The new arrangement will increase { railroad facilities through ws'sd Kentucky and central Tennessee, | 1t will also give St. Louis \ more rect route to North and South Cs1 lima.
 Colorado now has S5,O00 acres der beet sugar cultivation, and the Tue of the production in that state [ year amounted to more than s7OooS| There are over . thousand paf mills in the United States, and ~ total product amounts to about 3,a 900 tons annually, valued at over ~ GOO, 900. During the year 1905 the BaldS locomotive works of Philadelphia, bs and shipped 2,s5o locomotives this number the greater part VI built for railroads in tho United S's' for nearly 20 per cent were shipped foreign ports. To build these loeo' lives an average of 14,sil men V were employed each week, working and night.
 The extensive railway devclopmeu' Canada during the last few yea" having its natural effect lpoh
 industrial enterprise of the eol This is especially true of tho 1T" steel industry, which has received remarkable impetus since The II" duction of the bounty system
 the imposition of new duties on !" rails. There are now in process of eons' tion by the Great Northern foaa miles of extensions in addition p miles of spurs and short lines
 completed or nearing completion | most important of the extcns'on' clude 300 miles from Paseo 10 land. The Northern Pacific K lO''l interested in the construction o' line.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-24
CAPITALISTS WILL FILED :" IN THE PROBATE
 COURT
(Fsom Saturdays Daily.)

In the probate court yesterday m cxempiiHcd copy and the probate thereof of the last will and testament of Beverly T. Riggs, deceased, from the superior court of San Diego coun. ,y, California, was filed for probate with m application for issuance of let tcrs of administration with the will an ncxcd Co Daniel Hats of this city.
 The property of the estate in this county consists of 20 feet, more or less, in the second south extension of the Tiger lode in tho Bradshaw mining district.
 Beverly T. Riggs, tho deceased, was at one time resident of this county. Ar ter disposing cf his interest in the Hillside mine to John l.awIer of this city, he moved to San Diego, Cnlifor' nia, where hc invested in real estate, He died in that city about H year ago .a 0sutriaud Estate.
 2, The will of Isidorino A. Gautriaud deceased was filed for probate yestcr day with application of letters testa mentory to Peter Guatriaud, her sur viving husband. .s-. ...
 u The estate consists of real and per sonsi property in this city.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-24
FRENCH WARSHIPS ARE SPEEDING TO
 VENEZUELA
Castro Is Defiant And Americ; May Be Forced To Dispatch
 A Cruiser

Unless this situation is radically n diGed it may be necessary to dispa, an American warship even nearer to |, Venezuelan coast than is already pl, ned.
 Castro, it Is said will be given understand that any treatment of |, American representative such as tA accorded to Taigny will not be ,Ol, ated.
 The only cause which can be ascri cd here of Castro's attitude tow. Russell is that the former insists up regarding as personal rather than of cial the efforts which Russell made assist in the peaceful settlement of 1, Franco. Venezuelan troubles.
 The request by the French gove, mcnt that its interests in Venezuela looked after by Russell was granted fl mediatcly for the reason that such request is invariably granted by friendly power.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-24
R|CANS SNUBBEp BY
 AMERICANS

WASHINGTON, Jan. i9-Broad charges as to tho indifference of Ameri- can officials in Porto Rico as to the wishes of the Porto Ricans, were made by Mayor Robert Todd of San Juan at a hearing today before the house committee on insular affairs on the pro- yosed bill to reorganizo the consular government.
 Mayor Todd charged that the six American members of the executive council who are also the heads of de- partmeuts of tho insular government do not consult the five nativo mem bers of the body, and do not even in. vitc them to the meetings of the coun. eil.
 This body is both executive and leg. islative in its function, and stands in the relation of the senate to.thc house 10 the delegates of Porto Rico. Under the present government organ. ization the eleven members of this body are appointed by the President of the United States, and it required that only five of them he Porta Ricans. Consequently the natives insist that their representation is wholly made quate, and they desire that they be granted a senate to bc elected by the people instead of n council.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-24

WASHINGTON, Jan. i9- (Spccian
 Senator Clark Of Montana appeared before the house committee on terri tories today, and made n statement con. corning the tax assessment on tho Unit cd Verde mine at Jerome, Arizona, which was mentioned frequently at tho joint statehood hearings as one of the great mining properties that was al- legged Co be escaping just taxation un' der the present territorial organiza. ton.
 Representative Hamilton, chairman of the committee, said there was no de- sire on the part of the committee to question United States senator, but Representative Moon interjcctcd: "1 would just as soon question United States senator as anybody else If he knew anything l want to know"
 Moon then explained the charge had been made of unjust and corrupt taxa tion of the United Verde property and nsked Clark to make . statement.
 Clark explained he Is the chief own cr of the minc in question, and said he had always paid the full tax levied, except one time, when the tax was con tested because he thought it unjust. He
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-24
SENATOR CLARK TELLS OF UNITED VERDE
 TAXATION
Is Questioned By The Committee On Territories Regarding
 His Mine

said he was not fully prepared to make a detailed statement, but thought his company was paying taxes on about si i,200,0 ,000 assessed against the i'm. provements and the personal property it owned.
 This represented an assessment, he said, larger than some properties pay in Montana or in any other state he pays taxes in.
 Clark refuted the newspaper state. mcnts that the mine is worth more than q billion dollars. He said they were mere gucsscs as to the amount of ore yet unbiocked and were absolutely unreliable.
 "I defy anyone to estimate accu. ratcly the value of minc," said Clark. "Thc eye cannot reach beyond the ground, and the ore which seems to be in incxhaustiblc quantities, may play out at any timc."
 Hamilton showed n newspaper clip ping in which Clark was quoted ns say. ing that he had rejected m offer of s25 5,000 900 for the United Verde mine Clark denied the quotation, and said he had never offered to sell the proper ty, and had never had m offer for 1t.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-24
VIOLA ALLEN |S WEOOEO IN
 SECRET

NEW YORK, January ls-That Viola Allen, the actress, has been the wife of Peter Duryea, the well known horse owner since last August, became known today. They were married on August l6 last at Louisville, Ky. Friends said they kept it n secret, be. cause of Miss Aliens engagement for the season. l..
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-24

Buying Goats.
 Julius Mackelpang, of NeG. Utah, n recent arrival in this section on goat purchasing expedition. He tends to drive the stock purchased ( erland to his home.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-24
Returns Home.

Returns Home.
 Charles Rsible. deputy assessor, has returned from . business visit to the Congress section. where he has mining interests.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-24
THE METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK, Jan. lo-- Copper, lake and clectroly'ic. 1850. Copper, casting IS.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-24
California h

visit Southern California bei, concluding her trip, but the desire return home altered her original C culations.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-24
Viola h Mum.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Jan. lO- Miss Allen refused to see the reporters, or say anything on the subject of her SC. cret marriage.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-24
4 Sehgman Visitor.

Albert Jones, justice of the peae, Seligman and foreman of a lai sheep ranch near that place, was Prescott visitor yesterday.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-24
POSTAL FIGURES ON NEW MEXICO AND
 ARIZONA

From time to time there has been published official figures from the post office department showing n compsri- son between Arizona and New Mexico as drawn from the post office bnsi- ness. The following figures are fr". the report on money order business covering the fiscal year ending Juno. 1905. The figures show that New Mexico, with twice the population of Arizona, does approximately only one half the amount of money order busi. ness.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-24

MOBILE. Ala, Jan. 1g-In observ. nnce of Lees birthday tho public schools, the banks and the courts were closed here today.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-24
Glad to get Home.

Mrs w. II, Grove and her young son, IT, Bruce Grove, returned last ev. ening after visit covering five months with relations in Iowa, Kansas and Texas. Mrs. Grove had intended to
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-24
Rain General.

Rain General.
 Passengers from the west who am cd here last evening report the d general and heavy all along the San Fc route to California.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-24

The Journal Miner has three time. the circulation of try paper in North. ern Arizona. H
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-24
old Timer in Town,

James Russell, miner and ranchmsn from tho Skull valley section, was in the city yesterday purchasing win. ter supplies.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-24
In from Juniper.

In from Juniper. .. ... ]. F. Hamilton, the well known stock. man. is in the city from his stock ranch near Juniper.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-24
A Busy Man.

A Busy Man.
 A. C. Mcqueen, live stock agen, the s. F. F. and F., came in from , southern part of the territory yes. day on railroad business.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-24
0tockman iu Town.

c. II. Cherry, who is heavily inter. ested in the cattle business in the Agus Fria and Cherry creek dis. uicts, is in the city.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-24
6tockmen In Town.

Thomas and J. w. Koontz, two ent. orprising young cattlemen from the Simmons section. are in the city on business.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-24
Gone East.

Fred Iogue and wife returned {, Chicago yesterday after pleasant yisi, of several months with relatives in tn, Juniper section.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-24
A Williams Visitor.

F. C. Shoot, a prominent cattle rais CT of CoconinQ county. is in the city renewing old acqsaintances.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-24
A Flying Visit. .

A Flying Visit.
 John Hendricks. of the firm of Flam mer and Hendricks, paid the city n fly ing visit yesterday.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-24
slightly Indisposed.

Dr. T. E. Davis is slightly indisposed from rather painful attack of rheu. matism.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-24
On Mining Business.

J. $. Acker, real estate and mining promoter of this city, left for the Black Rock district last evening on mining business. ..s.r..
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-24
Hero from Congress.

M. Goodloe, superintendent of the Congress Consolidated Mines com. pany, came In yesterday on the day. light express.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-24
On Business Here.

George Hudson, who has mining and cattle interests in the Ash creek coun. try, was here on business yesterday.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-24
QT1 htW5 IN bR|[f
(From Saturdays Daily.) Here from Walker.

Horace Ycomans, miner and con. tractor, is in the city from the Walker section.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-24

When tired, read the Journal A'''
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-24

at Caracas is greatly increas' ed by the news which recently reached here from Caracas regarding the atti- tudc Castro now appears to be assum- ing toward Russcl, the American min. ister. QT1 h[W5 IN bQ|tf.
 (Fsom Saturdays Daily.) Here from Walker.
 Horace Ycomans, miner and con. tractor, is in the city from the Walker section. slightly Indisposed.
 Dr. T. E. Davis is slightly indisposcd from rather painful attack of fheu. matism.
 1u HUH SuupoIs
 ]. r. Hamilton, the well known stock. man, is in the city from his stock ranch near Juniper. A Flying Visit.
 John Hendricks. of the firm of Flam. mer and Hendricks, paid the city n fly. ing visit yesterday. A williams Visitor.
 F. C. Shoot, n prominent cattle rais CT of CoconinQ county. is in the city renewing old acqsaintances. On Business Here.
 George Hudson, who has mining and cattle interests in the Ash creek coun. try, was here on business yesterday. Returns Home.
 Charles Rsible, deputy assessor, has returned from . business visit to the Congress section. where he has mining interests.
 old Timer In Town.
 James Russell, miner and ranchmsn from tho Skull valley section, was in the city yesterday purchasing win. ter supplies.
 stockman in Town.
 c. U. Cherry, who is heavily inter. ested in the cattle business in the Agus Fria and Cherry creek dis. uicts, is in the city. Stockmon in Town.
 Thomas and J. w. Koontz, two ent. crprising young cattlemcn from the Simmons section. are in the city on business.
 Hero from Congress.
 "' "oouioe, superintendent of the Congress Consolidated Mines com. pany, came In yesterday on the day. light express. On Mining Business.
 J. >. Acker, real estate and mining promoter of this city, left for the Black Rock district last evening on mining business. ...r.. Gone East.
 Fred iogue and wife returned to Chicago yesterday after a pleasant visit Of several months with relatives in the Juniper section. Glad to get Home.
 Mrs. W, II, Grove and her young son, D. Bruce Grove, returned last ey. tnlng after n viait cnyar;n.. c.. Al.
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hereby certify that the above statement Is
. true account u all moneys received bs me
Into the town treasury Of said town from the
county treasurer and from all other officers
and persons: and, also. Of all moneys paid out
b. me ~ treasurer Of said town for tho year
ending April 5. 1905. and that the sum Of
sI.7xass Il rcmaininxin my hands Is treasurer.
Given under my hand this sth day Of April.
1905 EMiL MisTKREK.
Tfeasur r Of the town u Wagner.
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For Sale. 43acres OF land I ur
miles west and six miles south
OF Wagner. Five acres broke,
balance in pasture. Indian
farm land close by can be rented.
Log house and barn, plenty
OF water. Inquire OF Jerome
Burdicx. Wagner. S. d. 5,17.4
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Rel0u We print tseAnnaal stale
aaens III the treasuFere 10 she town
Iof Wagner for tire ysssr ending
April 5. 1900:
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