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been worn dozen tines with other trnes They oitered
by the chapel door until he came out In company with
Deacon snowden. conveying him OF to dinner.
The deacon weekdays. hnrbormaster OF the port
and Sundays afforded himself roasted duck for dinner.
Lizzie Snowden walked her fathers right hand She
slightly bondeess blonde. tall, with pretty
plcxion upon which 1t rumored she could sit
q che were so minded The girls watched the young
preacher his enterainers they moved down the
hill. the deacon talking and his daughter turning her
head aside 1t merely in the section OF the world
situated right hand that she took the least interest
That's to show 'cn tho big pait." commented ono
the group behind. 'He can't his head her way,
but II stares en- In tho face
"An her features look best from the left side as
everybody knows"
en-. said tall, lanky girl She apprentced to
dressmaker and engaged to young tinsmith Having
laid aside ambition her account she Hung In this
remark apple OF discord.
.''Tener Hosken has chance He's fair skinned his.
sell, and Lzzies too his color. Blacks mate
Is white. as they say
There's Sue Tregraine. She'll have money than
: either. when her father dies"
What. marry o. Ruan!" the speaker Uttered. de-
spitcfuy.
why not?'' il
The only shrug Ruan is q small town
say that Troy upon this slight
distance When Trojan speaks OF 1t, he Across
the water, with much implied contempt though
he meant Botany Bay. There is cogent for
this except that the poorer class It's live
hood by fishing In the of its neigbors the shadow
OF this lonely calling is cast upward Its Weather
inhabitants Troy depends commerce. and employs
these weather. of Ruan build ships for it. Further
1t Will hardly condescend In the days of which write
ntermarrage between the towns almost unheard Of
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the coast guard station, with its flagstaff white
the bnck hillside It seemed to him that they were
not shaping their course for the little town.
II thought you told me-" he said. at length, "that
Mrs.-the dying swonan-lived across there"
The girl shook her head. Not in Rian itsel-Ruan
parish. Well have t. go round the point,
She leaning back and gazing straight before her
toward the harbors mouth. Tho boat was one Of the
class that along tho coast for hookandne as
we'll az drtnet fshng clinker built about twentyscven
feetsn the and nine in the beam It had deck
beyond small c,lddy forward top OF which light
stood beside the girl and Withdrew his eyes from this
tcuddys roof to contemplate her.
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And oh, man, mani can't ZEE that I'm ruined too
II I turn back without your word. How shall show
my face in Troy streets again, tell me?'
this sudden transference responsibility, the min
lister staggered.
You should have thought Of that before" he said
employing the. one obvious answer.
20 course, 1 thought OF It, But for love o. you =
made up my mind to risk It, An now there's no goin
back" She paused moment, and then added, 8
thought struck her. why, lad doesn't that prove love
zee uncommon"
prefer not to consider the question. Once more
will you go back
d II can't"
Ho bit his lips. and moved forward to the cuddy. On
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Young Preacher

o'clock Monday morning. had lust turned 81,
and the zeal his was strong
shat ltlA
little mort ana the ton that sat
lookout for ,heresy any sign Their i'm
o he one
ORIGINAL Greek, and bercl the ,ish6nf his
hoctrine Of tho drsinal an ieacens
tho subjec trial sermons had
prlgaa that g
hs 9na the
ear had tngs ~ that one of Ills
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md It is Yet they connected by
penny ferry. S58
supporter. gss
she IL have. VIZ Es3s3 Sss
group, and she heard what Wns said Her was
ManGe ana @ tshe Who
Child, and helped him at his trade She could handle q
hnnt az Wefls man, she knew senmark I'M and
8aawn the coast for cut lip bait, and
shahpea ant ssndpys kas md came
e,S'nng tl,a
gold ring. hs vi tn somebody's hair
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-04-18
wANDERs ON DESERT.
Aged Lunatic from Asylum Captured
in California.

William W. Watkins, an old man,
who had been confined in the terri
torial asylum for the past seven years,
with one short intermission, escaped
from that institution almost two
months ago, and was not again heard
from until Saturday. Friends in Yuma
wrote the asylum authorities requesting
that the old mans army discharge be
forwarded to him, so that he could gain
admittance TO the soldiers home at
Sawtclle, says the Phoenix Gazette.
Watkins had been wandering about
the country since his escape, and last
week brought mp In California and up.
piled for admission 10 the soldiers
home at Sawtellc.
Having no papers he was denied ad
mittance. He then wrote TO friends
at yuma, requesting that his papers be
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-04-18
BURGLAR SHOWS FIGHT.
(rrom Tuesdays Daily)

Deputy sheriff f. NJ. Czarnoski
came in yesterday from Congress, hay.
ing in custody Rcilnndo Baraza, who
was committed so the county Jail in
dcfaul, of $1,000 bonds on Friday
last by Justice Of the Peace Hall at
Congress on n burglary charge.
Baraza, who has lived AT Congress
for some time is considered bad
man by the residents Of that section.
when arrested by the officer he was
in partially intoxicated condition,
and on arriving nj the branch Jail re-
fused to 90 inside making lunge at
the officer, who promptly knocked him
down. lie had hardly hit the ground
until he arose with rock in his hand
showing fight, when the willy official
overpowered him and forced him into
the bastilc. At the time of his ares,
Mr.. Czarnowski did not know of the
burglary charge, learning later that he
tried TO rob two residences in the early
morning before. lie entered the Rui,
home, but was chased away by the own
or, and entering n house occupied by
two ladies' short time afterwards ap
propriated valuable lady's dress
despite the protest Of the occupant Of
the premises.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-04-18
ENDED HIS LIFE
WITH A BULLET
Mysterious Death of John Cumro Near
Octave Is Pronounced Suicide, The
Reasons For Which Are Unknown As
Deceased Was in Good Circumstances

of the pipe line on Antelope creek,
were such that he was not often at the
camp. However, he was always pune
tual in coming there on pay days, and
1t was his failure TO appear on last
pay day that aroused the curiosity Of
Mr.. Hurley, the upcrintendcnt, who,
fearing that some accident had be-
fallen him, rode out TO his place a day
or two later with view Of finding out
the reason for his failure to call for
his monthly salary.
Some time ago he told Mr.. Hurley
and other friends in Octave that in
ease he came to his death that il was
his wish to be buried by the side of
his partner, who died about n year ago,
and whose remains were inferred about
three miles distant from the cabin
where he resided. and where all that
is earthly Of him was found. In nc
cordance with his wishes he was given
Christian burial mt the spot dcsig
mated. n large number Of his former
acquaintance, among whom were q
number of ladies, attending the funeral
showing him every respect and atten
ton that could he bestowed under tn,
circumstances.
No motive can be assigned for tn,
rash act He was in easy circum
stances, and but short time since in
formed some Of his friends that IL wa
his intention to leave for California
little later and purchase n chicken
ranch In addition to the none,
found in the cabin and his month sal
AIRY past due he is known to have owe
$500 on deposit in business places Il
Octave and Weaver. II Is also believ
ed that he has n son living in Swedc
but n careful search has failed to r.
veal the address Of any relative.
The spot where he ended his life
about five miles distant across tn
mountains from Octave in an almos
inaccessible place which can only b
reached by n horseback ride Of thiI
; teen miles over rough and prccipitou
trails.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-04-18

Lying face downward, with a bullet
wound IN his right ear, with his face
and head stepped IN his life blood, con
gcalcd 10y two days Of exposure, aud
with a % calibcr Smith * Wcsson re-
volvor tightly grasped IN his right
hand, John Cumro was found cold in
death by Mr.. end Mrs. r.. \. Hurley on
Friday AFTERNOON last on the floor of
his cabin in a lonely place in the Wcav.
or mountain, along Antelope crcck, about
ten miles from any human habitation.
Hastily returning to Octave they
notified the authorities ut Congress
by phone Of their frightful and sick
cning find The following day JUS
ticc Of the peace Hall, deputy sheriff
Czarnowski, district attorney Talbot,
and "a number of other citizens and ac-
quain,ances of the deceased, led by Mr..
and Mrs r.. A. Hurley, left for the
place for the purpose of holding an in.
quest and giving the remains Chris
tian burial. An examination Of the
premises and surroundings showed he
You'd any doubt that he came to death
by his own hand, and verdict to that
effect was rendered by the jury.
In the cabin where he lay every
thing appeared to be in its usual place,
nothing having been disturbed. The
sum of $ss was found in an old tin
can near the head of the bed, which
showed beyond doubt that no robbery
mad been committed, while outside the
place his large flock Of chickens, un
attended since his death, were ckinG
out nm existence under the watchful eye
of his faithful dog, still true to hi'
trust, although in a half-,amished con
dition.
The deceased was aged about q.
years, and \ native of Sweden. III
had been in the employ Of the Octave
Gold Mining company for the past si'
years, ever since the camp was start
ed. His position was a responsible
one, and its duties. that Of taking car'
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-04-18

secured from the asylum authorities.
Tho" lid ~ requested md his army
discharge papers were sent TO Saw
tcllc.
He H. now under arrest in Los An
g.l,s. awaiting word from the asylum.
Watkins was committed in 1899, from
Yumn county, and is hopclcssly insane,
hut entirely harmless Once befoA hc
escaped from the asylum, hut on that
occa.ion returned of his own accord af
ter period Of wandering
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-04-18
SKINNER AND WICKS GETTING
THE REAL STUFF.
(From Wednesdays Daily.1

A'"" "euhcsudy Dally.)
within the past few days Joe stin.
ner and W. Wicks have commenced
work on their mines in the Walker dis.
trict, and are already meeting with
promising results The group, which
consists OF three claims, il situate
about one mile north Of the Mudhole
mine, and east of a parallel with the
famous Amulet mine, which was one
Of the greatest silver producers of that
section many years ago.
The claims are opened by a tunnel
80 feet in length and by three shafts.
the deepest of which is so feet. In the
deepest shaft, and in the face OF the
tunnel an ore streak In uncovered
from six inches to a foot in thickness
which samples about 400 to the ton
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-04-18

In the probate court yesterday an
order was issued confirming the sale OF
the personal property Of the estate OF
p. v. Sorensen, deceased.
An order Of notice Of creditors was
issued In the matter OF the estate OF
John a.. Mcbride, deceased.
j. =. Bauder, administrator of tn,
estate Of George Burnell, deceased, fled
his annual account, the hearing OF
which was set for April 26tb, and A. q
Oliver, administrator Of the estate OF
Ole Patterson, deceased, filed his an
nual account. the hearing Of which
was set for the eth.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-04-18
REGARDING LOCO WEED.


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80, q, ,... utt o,t.p Lv stock
u. anal ,.t.,r - h,r,,,. drv il
IN ..I 81. olt.b tho goods would
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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-04-18
THE LETTER LIST.

The following is n list of letters re-
in the Prescott post Office 70
he week ending April ., 1906:
Atwell, A.
Badle, Albert.
Bell, l.. L., Mrs.
Brown, r. II.
Bulger, Richard.
Chiappa, Jos.
Corlett, Thomas q.
Corlett, Thomas q.
Grower, George.
Davis, Johnny.
French, Albert.
Love, David.
Goddard, C. W. (D
Golden, J.
Harper, Mile, Mrs.
Jones, Geo. Mrs. (2)
johnson, + v.
Hopping, Harry s.
McLoud, John
Markham, James
Meyer, Huda G.
Miller, Mary, Mrs.
Mitsect, Mrs.
Prescott Granite Co.
Phillips, =. H., Mrs.
Slater, william, Mrs.
Stahl, Frank.
Shaifcr, willard.
Slater, Glen.
Smith, Bessie +. Miss
Theurer, II T.
Ural, NJ. H., Miss.
Watkins. Thomas f., Mrs.
woolf Jesse, Mrs.
SPANISH.
Cuellar Emigdio.
Chavira, Jusano.
Cruz, Jesus.
Corrales, JoscAta.
Fulcado, Luzia.
Franco, Pedro.
Herrera, Eustacio.
Rodrigues, Isabel.
Rodrigues, Connado.
Segobiano, =.
Taunbro, Frieda, Miss
Parties calling for above Letters vi
please say Advertised"
A. l.. SMITH, Pm
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-04-18
NOTICE OF PosrPoNEMENr.

The United States Civil Service com.
mission announces that on account Of
the small number Of applications fled
1t has been necessary to postpone the
clerk'earrier examination for the
Prescott, Ariz.. post office. The exam
ination was scheduled for April IL, hut
for the purpose Of securing more elig
ibles, IL possible, the commission ha,
postponed it to May o, 1906. For ap
plication blanks and further informa
tion apply to Mr.. W. J. Murphy, ioca
secretary at the Prescott. Arix., post Of
Ace.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-04-18
To Open Jewelry Shop.

Ernest Emanuel, n competent and
reliable young man, will open jew.
clry repair shop here soon. lie will
have the window Of the II. =. Merrill
Real Estate and Insurance Co. Mr..
Merrill is remodeling the store room In
Kohn building, where he and Mr..
Emanuel intend moving about May
LIST.
A Lively Saturday.
Saturday was pay day, accompanied
with the usual amount Of business &C.
tivity.
Back from Flagstan.
Geo. w. Hull has returned from q
business trip TO Flagstaff. lie re-
ports the weather much cooler in that
section than here.
Attended swell Reception.
Mrs. q. G. Stewart returned Sunday
morning from jerome Junction. While
there she attended swell reception Civ.
en- by her sister, Mn. Paul, Of the
Junction hotel. The decorations were
exceptionally beautiful, with orange
blossoms, pomegranates, and roses in
the parlor, and carnations and ferns
in the dining room. There were thirty.
five guests. X. T.. Mathews rendered
several selections Of classical music.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-04-18
Attending Grand Lodge.

"en'y suder, c. II. Avery, II. F.
Lowe Rudolph Baehr, p. q. Roscn.
o'a',' and j. NJ. W. Moore left here on
sunday last to attend the grand lodo.
OF the oddfeilows at Phoenix yesterday
IA representatives Of the local lodos
winch is the Oldest in the territory
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-04-18
Take Notice.

Notice Of all dances, Entertainments
or soc'als where an admission fec 10
charged directly or indirectly, is class.
ed as advertising matter, and subiec,
10 regular rates There is no exception
to this rule.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-04-18
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
(From Tuesday's Daily.)
Back from Yuma.

T. W. Lattimer, assistant city engi.
"eef' returned on Sunday last from
a visit to Yuma, where he was n wit.
ness IN the Bcemer,Peasc case now on
'''ai before the district court there.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-04-18
Pronto Hook & Ladder
Elect Their New
Officers
Cornings and Goings OF
A Number OF
People

JEROME, April i6-The Pronto
Hook and Ladder Co. No. 3 of the
Jerome volunteer fire department ell.
ccted officers ON Friday evening as
follows: Geo. Avery, foreman; w. y.
Scott, assistant foreman; II. =. Merrill,
secretary.
Weekly Dances.
The weekly dances given on Satur.
day nights by the Young Mems club
should he well patronized. II the at
tendance il good, they will continue
the delightful hops during the summer,
Good music and fine floor assured.
Jerome News Again.
The "Happcnings in the Copper
City" which have not appeared in
the Journal Miner for some time will
again be published daily, Mrs. Grace
Brian will do the reporting, and will be
pleased to get all news of Importance.
Joins Her Husband.
Mrs. Reese, whose husband il an
employe Of the Jerome Meat Co., is a
recent arrival in the city.
Return from Visit.
Mrs. O'Bricn, accompanied by heI
two daughters. has returned from a
trip to Colorado.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-04-18

George p. Lynch, the mining MAJ
who has been confined to his home sui
fering from q severe attack Of th
grippe, was able to walk to his ofhe
Tor the first time In ten days.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-04-18
Here from Lynx Creek.

G. Sauer, the Lynx creek minr
came in last evening from his mini,
camp.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-04-18
Here from Wickcnburg.

Carlos Lee, who has been engineer 4,
the ORC Grande mine, is in the city 0,
business.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-04-18

F1agstaa Visitor.
DsehisG. Hibben oftlRAoptan, is VIZ
itina sAis lection looking after sA'
Hibbsn sheep interests % Of Coeonia'
county.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-04-18
In from Camp.

In from Camp.
W. j. Williams, who IL developing
promising property in the Lyn'
creek section, came in on Sunday even
ing from his mining camp.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-04-18
Stockman Visits

=. V. Hall, the Dewey miner ana
stockman, spent Sunday in the CITY
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-04-18
Visiting Relatives.

Mrs. G. Il. Genung, Of Peoples VALLEY
is visiting with relatives and friend
in this city.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-04-18
In from Camp.

In from Camp.
Charles Crosby, who 10 shipping OF
from his mines in the Santa Maria oil
'rict, came in yesterday from HI
mining camp on business.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-04-18
Vista Humboldt.

Viata Humboldt.
+. Risk, assistant treasurer Of the
Arizona Smelling company, is paying .
business visit to the company's plant
at Humboldt,
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-04-18
LOsT-A DARK CHESTNUT Sol

LosT-A DARK CHESTNUT SOR.
rel mare, light tail and name |;
branded 7HL (eombined); when last
seen was wearing a new leather hal.
ter; anyone recovering same or Civ.
ing information leading to recovery
will be rewarded at Fashion Stables.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-04-18
Back from Conference.

Rev. s. NJ. Cheek returned yes,,r.
day from attcnding.a church confer.
ence at Tempe.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-04-18
Visiting Relatives.

Mrs. George +. Wells and family a,
visiting relatives in San Francisco.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-04-18
Walker Visitor.

g. c. Stukey, the Walker miuiss
man, came in last evening on mimi,
business.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-04-18
Old Residents visit.

Mrs. d. C. Thorne and Mrs. Allied
Moeller, old residents Of this city, an
rived here last evening on viS1
with relatives.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-04-18
In from amp.

In from amp.
W. J. Williams, who is developing
promising property In the Lynx cree
section, came in ON Sunday evenin' :
from his mining camp.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-04-18
Miner Visits.

$. Il. Sands, the Lynx creek min.
is in the city on business.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-04-18
McCabe Visitor.

George +. Kelso, n McCabc miner,
came in yesterday from his mining
camp on n business visit.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-04-18
Back from Trip.

A. c. Massey, superintendent Of the
Gladstone mine, has returned to Ne.
Cabc from visit TO California.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-04-18
Chaparral Visitor.

=. +. Laufcnberg, foreman Of the
Dividend mine in the Chaparal die
triet, il in the city on business.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-04-18
Very Ill.

Very Ill.
Miss Percy Murphy was reported
yesterday to be very III at her hone
on Mount Vernon street.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-04-18
Mechanic Visits.

W. II. Mays, 8. +. p. and P. m.
chanic, left yesterday for visit with
relatives in Colorado.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-04-18
Back from Yuma.

X. II. Hetherington has returned
from a visit TO Yuma, where he was .
witness in the case Of Beemer w.
Pease.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-04-18
!. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
city views
....In Brief
(From Tuesdays Daily1
,lue Bell Visitor,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

j. j. Mcaghcr came ia from Il,
Blue Bel mine yesterday.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-04-18
williams Visitor.

C. C. Hutchinson, q prominent stock.
man whose herds range in Coconino and
iavapai counties, is in the city.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-04-18
Chaparral Visitor.

Chaparral Visitor.
John =. Jones, president and general
manager Of the Jessie Mines com
pany, is in the city on business visit
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-17

PIERRE, 8. D.-Governor E1rod has issued a
requisition on the governor Of Minnesota for
D. Elmer Lawson, or Elmer B. Dahl, who is
in the prison at Saltwater, and who is wanted
at Hghmore on charge of forgery.