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To the cure of these diseases l have
confined my practice, and by skillfully
applied scientific treatment l perma-
nently cure the worst cases. My offices
are equipped with every instrument
and device essential to the most mod
ern methods of practice. If you are
affiicted with any private disease or
weakness / want you to call and see
me. 1t will cost you nothing to ascer-
tain positively whether you can be
cured.
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN.
Matters Of Interest 10 the shipping
Merchant and the Mariner

Inc Brlflsh bark LORD IempIttOWH
fat Honolulu) was chartered prior TO
arrival for lumber, from Eureka 10
Sydney, al 37s Sd.
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DlI:;|N

Do you suffer from
Weakness. Varico-
cele, H y d r o C e | e,
Structure. Specific
Blood Poison, Skin
Diseases, or any
chronic or seeming
ly incurable trouble?
If so. come to me at
once and be thor
oughly cured before
it is too late.
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Movements of Steamers.
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United States Coast and Geodstic Survey-Tme
and Heights Of Tides at Fort Point. F3r City
Front (MissiOn-street wharf add IS minrlas
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TO SAIL FROM SEATTLE.
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FOR RENT
BY BLUNDoN. o'BRIEN & BELT INC.
1920 G ct. NV Telephone Main 204-05.
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~
IISHED.
1901 VT av, Tor, b. 1880
1885 Z. Sr. b.....4 1880
Macomh c park, Or,
b, each. .....--4 40. 90
2I49 n NV. Tor. b. 1000
2992l School. lor. $500
2504 Pa av NV Tor, b37. 80
2I5 Corcorlu. lEr. b, 81 80
1852 Euclid, Tor, b
dune D..........35 so
1904 f1tb. 7r, b. 30 80
1902 S NV, Or. b. $3.50
1923 Harvard, 7r. b 30 so
21OI LIST NV. 12r, b. .35.5 so
3401 Holmend ave-. b35 so
222 G NV 8, bgune1 )33. 80
2US nth he. Or. b. 80 30
y46 X | 8v, Sr. b. =. 30 so
1905 Riggs NV, Sr. b.32.5
l3f [ NV. TT. b
dune 1-.....3 30 so
1910 Riggs, Or, b. 30. 30
Ills \ II av,Sr. b. 80
1888 Irving. Or, b. 80. 90
I.angdoD. 12r. -.... 30. 90
ia Quincy ne,7r.b. 80. 90
500 2d ne, CIR. b. %. so
1875 to 1888 n G av
ne, Or. b.......-o 80
1912 23d NV. 6r. b..22.50
1909 to 1919 Path NV.
Or. b, each % so
516 Col I'd. 6r, b.. 20 so
1904 10th. Or. b.. 20. 80
81 Myrtle. 6r. b. ...15.30
1889 Gales ne Or, b. Ii 30
5S Mass av, 5r. 1880
STORES.
22d & \. store. .... So. 90
1900 11th Sc, wareh. .35. 90
1886 X NV. 2r&store $3.50
1910 llih So .cinl yd..J. 90
OFFICES
Coz COG 18th NV, 2
com rooms. 80. 90
100 18th, Or. sc. 90
I29 Ia av. 2 II. 80. 90
a0s 18th NV. 5000
III l4th. 30 on
The Severn, 1910 81
nv, No 10 30. 90
1910 II, room No 3
(Sfay 2S). ......2 5. 0C
405 18th, Sd Il rear. .20.0
The Severn. 1910 Fl
NV No 1l........10.00
826 T nw...S5.00 to 1000
6l9 14th NV, ID. IT. 1000
707 Ghw. lr 3d middieS.0C
HOTELS.
Hotel, 1877 rooms. g, coo
Hotel. 80 rooms. 8. 600
J LIST OF FURNISHED
.NTS.
~ 49, ,ru cr> AVE-
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UNFINISHED.
FOR RENr-MOoRE 81 HILL dNC.). III 18th ST.
UNFURNISHED.

Il Ofs RIN l--hOOfsE- N 1
UNFUR
1924 II NV. 1sr. 30. 81, goo
1873 X NV. 23r. 2h.20O. 90
200T Mass ay NV, lar.
80 ....-....... ECO 90
1926 Gi-@rd. i4r. 2b $50. Qt
1922 VI av. 20r. Oh. 1900
1929 18th. 22r. Oh. $50 nc
1928 18th. 13r. 2h i2a. NJ
1924 14th NV, Tor, h l20.tG
21lS Wyo, l5r, 2b. 100 ~
1898 jefferson pl, lar.
20I2 Col nj. l2r. 2h..lO0. 70
2Ols Col I'd. ~. 2b.1e Y
1920 18th NV. 12r, b. 100 20
1922 y II nv NV 1906
BIZ Bancroft. 12r, b as o0
2i00 II. 12r, b. 90
223l @ NV. lar. b 10 10
1901 i4tb NV, 1lr. 2hTJ 90
SSth. S9;h and Austin,
Tor, D and 3 acres. IS. 90
l719 S NV, Tor, 2b.
without stable,
SEQ: with stable. 20. 90
1895 Park NV, I2r. b. 65. 90
1924 n II ay NV rs ~
1892 + NV. 11r. -.65 90
e37 K NV. 11r, 2b. .6o.7C
1928 14th NV. 12r. b 90. No
ef2 y Cap. Or. h. . coco
1927 18th. Tor. b. go. &C
2026 10 2O3s F NV,
Tor, b............50 so. On
2i7T 18th. Tor. 2b. ...57-5u
1911 L NV. I2r, b. SIS. on
1881 DeSales, Tor. b.55 00
1880 18th. Tor. b...65 nc
l446 and 1476 Douglass.
l0r. b. ..-..... $500
zoos Kal War, 2b. SO 0C
1903 Belm't av, Tor. b50 Jl
2ol5 10th, Tor, b. 5000
2230 Q NV. 11r. b. 80. 81
623 NJ NV. 15r.b. 80. 90
131 Md av ne, Tor. b. 1890
S37 10 54I 2lst NV,
Tor. b....!l!...-4 40. 0G
1413 y Hw4 Tor. b. .50.oI
201l 14th, f2r 3b, sto. 40. 90
1919 18th. Tor. b.. AS 40
e012 Hillyer pl. Or, b. As 81
1895 22d NV. Or. b. as 80
1926 Douglass. Tor. b. As. SO
11oS 9th. Tor. b. $3.50
1877 Park I'd. Tor. b. AZ. 80
29ls 10th, Tor, b. As. 90
21oe 18th. Tor. b. ~ %
1901 9Th ~ Sr l. De.
1885 P NV. sr. b. 1880
40 80 NV, Tor. b 40. 80
2sle 1Ith. Tor. b.. 40. 00
CALL AT OFFICE FOl
HOUSES AND ApARTM
MOORE & Hill. in
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unts II auc; 81 SI.UO: wk., g %: / mo-. 81 20
WANTED - FOR INVESTMENT. SEYERA l.
small properties In any good renting section OF
city. Must give location and prices or no at
tention given Quick answer to all communica-
lions. II. E. s., Star office. my22-6ts
WANTED-TO BUY NICE SIX-ROOM HOUSE
within three squares of Seward Square Sc; no
dealers. Box JIG. Star Office. my21 -3ts
WANTED-T0 LEASE. WITH PRIVILEGE OF
purchase. or to purchase outright, house of 20 to
IS rooms; must be in good location and thorough
" modern. Address. with full particulars, Box
81 Star Office my1S-f m " At
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FOR RENT-BY GEO W. LINKINS
500 18th sc. NV.
Z41A II NV, l2r. b. .$4150l320 av Sc. Or, b 81 80
lJl0 Iith, Tor. b. 20 80 22o2 NV ar h 90 "a
1915 II NV Or, b. 40 co Store 1915 Pa ay 81 SS
80 &c VI. o. 300 f2U 9Th NV, Or wa. II 30
1918 Pa rs NV bach Large studio nfsces AZ ga
elor apartment .. 30 0Gi rnvaa-tf
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

FOR SALE-SPLENDID BRICK HOME, MEAN
Washington Circle rooms. bath; snap al
WIILIGE. GIBBS DANIEL, sos-soe 18Th.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
4 lines. 1t ,60c St, 81 20 wk., So. 50. mo

lines 1t Coo st, s1.20. wk.. So So. mo-. 81 20
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
lunnhia. holding Probate Court.-No. 1855. ad-
subscriber. of the District of Columbia, has OBJ
tained from the Probate Court of the District of
Columbia letters testamentary on the estate of
Catharine Levi, late OF the District OF Columbia,
deceased. All persons having Gains against the
deceased hereby warned to exhibit the same.
with the vouchers thereof, legally authenticated.
to the subscriber before the 18th day of
April A. ID. 1907 otherwise they may by law be
excluded from all benefit of said estate. Given
under my hand this 7th day OF May, 1905. THE
WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST co. By AN
DREW PARKER, Treasurer GSeal.l Attest: VIM.
G. TAYLOR, Deputy Register of Wills for the Dis
trfct Of Columbia, Clerk OF the Probate Court.
JOHN B. LARNER, Attorney. my91aw
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
of Columbia. - Matte p. Billingsey VS.. Chas-
tain III Billingsley, Vida. wade.-No 26193.
Equity docket No. IS. - The object of this
suit Is to obtain a divorce from the bond Of mar
rage existing between complainant and the de-
PENDANT Blingsley because of the alleged adultery
Of said defendant with the correspondent Vida
Wade. On motion of the complainant It Is this 9th
dav of May, AID 1906 ordered that the defendant
herein before the fortieth day, exclusive Of
Sundays and legal holidays occurring after the day
of the first publication Of this order; otherwise the
cause viii be proceeded with In case OF default
provided. a copy of this order be published In the
Washington Law Reporter and The Evening Star
once week for three successive weekss BY the
Court. HARRY NJ. CLABAUGH, Chief Justice
(Seal) True copy-Test: JOHN r.. YOUNG. Clerk.
By WM T. LEMON. Asst. Clerk. my0-1aw,st
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FddMS.
lines. It, 5oc: 81. 81 .o0 wk rs: mo-. 81 20
MONEY GROWS Sp MELx II u R aEAh ESTATE II
in REAL ESTATE. f''' ''A p''D''
How big depends upon whose advice you fol.
low, and how quickly you follow it.
We would be glad to talk with those who wish
to invest in real estate for profit.
FOR SUCH we have definite propositions Of the
my22-st SMITH 4 RANSOM. sls ST. NV.
FOR sALE-A FINE FARM AT WEST FALLS
Church. Va; 11-room dwelling; porehes shade
and fne fruit; modern well: modern improve.
all in good condition A fine, up-to-dafe farm.
Price and particulars. see
my223t SMITH & HANSON. sls F st. NV
MONTGOMERY COUNTY. MD-FARM OF y
acres; v mile from sta. on B. and O. r. r.: g.
chard; well at door; stream; IL acres woodland
all fenced; $500 takes it. ,-s5'
my22-3t SMITH RANSOM. els F NV.
MONTGOMERY CO.. MD.--FRUTT FARM: BUILD.
Ing and al g. me me condition prime orchard and
myaa-st SMITH q RANSOM, BIS r NV.
VIRGINIA. FARM: l25 ACRES; GROOM DWELL
Ing; front and back stairways; all outbnildings,
in good condition: dwelling painted and papered:
myaS.st SMITH RANSOM. SIS F NV
FOR sALE-TWo OF THE BEST BUILT HOUSES
in Langdon: Will sell Mt bargain price. We have
Hsess R'perts;s a 81 RaNsos DIS NV
ron sALE-AcREAGE Is D. c.. WELL L..
cated; Is price; desirable lots. apd u acre In
nsasssp wi s 81 & ssr1 a ss Ssiee bis
FoR sALE.asAcRs rARA NILES OF rs STA "a
balsnce r chestnat md oak TIME; go springs;
S. 5ssss1s "a z sisa ST. i I'll a.
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FOR RENT-ll2 o ST NV, CONTAINING SIX
rooms and bath; IN f-st-class condition; rent
5000. WEAVER BROS. l4le st. myl5-tf
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FOR kENT-D. D.ThoMPS0N d CO.. 1885 n n. w.
21f0 NV. I6r, 2b. $1,000 S25 18th me- 5r ID. so
HOS 18th ne. ST. b. 26 90 1868 10th store !. 10
469 Fla NV. 11r b. 80 so 1873 Mass Sr b. Is 50
232 ne. Or, b. 30 90 1870 Ben I'd, 6r IL 50
1912 Md av ne. 11r, 30 so Rear 1915 NV, 2F3 90
CAB ne, Or, h. % so Desk room, 1885 NV
1920 ne, 7r, b.. 20. so my19-tf
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FOR RENT-USFURNISHED
1921 Macs. ave-, II rooms, baths 5000 90
1911 ST., 10 rooms and bath ......... $3.50
N1I-19 Ontario ave, Sr-. b. and 1or., b. As rs
1927 18th ST. NV, IL rooms and bath az 70
APARTMENTS
The Hanson, rooms and ba tn ..... % 90
1907 st. ne, LIST door. ............... 2f 90
The vivans. Ar. and bath. ......-......... 20 90
The Neverre. rooms and bath .-........ Is 90
1918 st ne, o rooms, and bath. ........ 20 so
1914 sth 81 NV. rooms and bath. go. % so
IHE WARRINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COM
PANY- REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT..
my3-tf, eSu
FOR RENT-NO. 6 NE; BEAUTIFUL MOD
house OF 12 and baths; facing Cam
isol Park. Apply premises. myi9-7t
FOR RENT-BY R. o. HOFFMAN REAL Es-
tate and Insurance Broker 10th and sts W.
1922 av, f5r. Oh 1000 lS45 r NV, Tor As 90
lit 8, 11r. rs 90 1875 W. sr.... IS 90
9l2 Mass av I2r. SIS .65I 1925 You ST. 81 so
The Claiborne, 0th II 1873 I, Sr, sta. .35 50
NV, apis TO rooms go Mo ave. fat. 80. 90
each. $50. S35, $45. $60ll768 Willard 5r 81 so
e31 K NV. 1Ir. -. go. IS 614 La av sto 25 90
1871 De Sales. lIr go 90 2s2 I'd ne, 7r. 20 SO
500 18th NV. sr.. 5000 s2T No av. aat 70 90
1922 O. Tor ....... 90 81 Decatur ne ar n 90
OFFICES.
te1 ne, dentist. - Atlantic Coast Line'
e41 nv. 1000 bldg, from $40 to $35
9Th II NV. $40 to 1900 4o3 18th nw.........T0O
my15-d.eSu
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FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-ON MASS. AVE. NV, OPPOSITE
the Walsh mansion fine house. IA rooms
baths, electric lights; bot-water heat; all mod
ern couyepiences; furnished, $3.50 or unfuT-
nished, 5000 EDWARD p. SCHWARTZ. ga b
st NV. my1f-21t
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PROPOSALS.

iine. IL. Goc 81. 81 ao VIZ. s2o2: mo-. 500,
PROPOSALS FOR COAL-REFoRM SCHOOL.
d. C.-Sealed proposals viii be received at tie Of.
ace of the vice president OF the board Of trustees
OF the Reform School. D. c., Mr.. william II.
Shuster, In The Evening Star building, until IL
O'Clock noon Of THURSDAY. May 81, 1908. for
supplying the Reform School. D. C.. with coal dur
ing the fscai year ending June 30, 1907. specica.
fions and instructions for bidders can BE- obtained
on apbifcatfon to the secretary OF the board, Mr..
s. W. Curriden. In the office of Center market.
Right TO waive defects and to reject any and ali
bids reserved. CROSBY s. MOVES, President of
the Board OF Trustees. myz24s
OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTING OFFICER FOR
q. 8. SOLDIERS HOME. WASHINGTON BAR
RACKS. ID. c., May 2. leo6.-Sealed proposals. will
then publicly opened. for sewer construction at u.
s. Soldiers Home, Washington, d q. Information
tain Eng1neers, Constructing odcer.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-04-04
JOHN CRAMER AND MRS BELL
UNITED IN WEDLOCK.
From Thursdays Daily.

John T.. Cramcr and Mrs. Laura
Louise He'll were united in the bonds
Of holy matrimony on Tuesday evening
last ut \ o'clock. The ceremony was
performed by Probate Judge Hicks Mt
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Wclch
in this city, in the presence Of only a
few of the intimate friends Of the con.
trncting parties.
The bride has been resident Of .Ie
rome for n number of years, where she
IN n social favoriie. while the groom
IN n popular aud well known hoistinP
engineer, whose friends are legion NIL
over the county, They left on the
southbound Diamond 10 last evening
for wedding trip to Phocniy aud 9th.
ar southern Arizona cities. Both have
the best wishes Of largo circle Of
friends and acquaintsnccH.
After the honeymoon excursion ~
over they will mako their future home
In jerome.
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Mexico; while on the other hand
have received "A number of letters in
protest Of such action, and many com
mruding the stand have taken IN
The matter That, 1 think, is sufii.
ciont reason aud justification for my
position. TO use u home illustration,
suppose the state legislature should
pass law uniting summit and Portage
counties or Astahula and Gcagun, or
Maboning and Trumbutt, and the small.
cr county IN each instance should he
denied the right To say whether or not
i, wanted such union, would that be
fair, in the face of the almost unnni
nous protest of the smaller county I
And that j. not altogether parallel
case, for the people Of these counties
are not different In racial aud other
characteristics, ~ are the people Of
Arizona and New Mexico. But IT Is
sufficiently comparable 10 show that
there was neither reason nor Justice
IN the passing of the joint statehood
bill. In passing. will say that this
question ~ In no wise a party inca
sure
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-04-04
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TUCSON TEACHERS BECOME
BOOZY AT PICNIC.

The unbecoming conduct Of ut least
six tcachors In the public schools was
the subject of discussion Mt n meeting
Of the board Of school trustees on
Thursday, says the Tucson Post.
six Of the teachers went on n picnic
to Sabine canyon last Sunday. Plenty
Of beer and some other intoxicating
beverages were taken along, according
Ia report, and Mt least two of the teach.
crs became intoxicated, while some Of
the others partook freely of the beer.
One Of the teachers who went out ON
horseback, could not ride home, and
was compelled to return in wagon.
The matter was brought 10 the atten-
tion Of the board, and a meeting was
held on Thursday, at which Messrs.
Drachman, Holiday, and Rockrugc
were all present rs well as Superintend.
cnt Walker. Some Of the girl. confess.
ed, while one or two claimed that they
were innocent NJ 10 the contents Of the
bottles. The matter not being fully
heard, the board adjourned to meet on
the return ~ member Holiday.
The school board election will be
held In few days. and Holiday is a
candidate. Some of his friends are
urging him To vote to dismiss the
teachers summarily, saying that the
public will demand u when the esca.
pade is generally known, and that he
cannot be elected IL he votes 20 retain
them.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-04-04
Castles A WORTHLESS CHECK
AND DECAMPS.
(rrom Wednesday, Daily)

Passing worthless checks Is becoming
contagious. The latest opisodr of thu.
character, following closely tl," Sch".
field sensation. came ;p light yesterday
when one Of the ptopr,otors 81 the Wei
hugton requested the sheriff = offcc To-
secure the arrest of t.. Nill''u, who
left this city ostcnsibly for New Mex
leo on the 2:3O O'Clock nDrthbound
train last Monday afternoon. leaving
behind q check on the Prc-eott Va.
tional bank. which WAS cashcd for him
~ the Wellington before hi. departure.
when the cheek WIS presented at the
bank yesterday by one Of the prophet
ors Of the Wellington, he was Informed
that Villotii had no account with the
institution, and he ut once commenced
proceedings for his apprehension.
For sccral months previous 10 his de-.
parture Nillctti was employed as bar
tender in a saloon on Granite street,
owned by Peter Guairiaud, 'hc Monte
yuma street business man. He resigned
his position on Monday, and after 80.
curing the as ON the worthless paper,
II is said left the city in company with
female dcnizen Of the red light dis
trict. o-tcnsibly for New Mexico The
Winslow authorities were notified, but
Mt late hour last evening no news Of
his capture reached here. II is
thought tina, he IL now out Of the ter.
ritory and beyond the reach ~ the
Arizona officers.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-04-04
COPPER MARKET ON i fIRM
BASIS.

IL is now certain that the price OF
copper will he maintained for several
months 10 come, says Geo. j.. Walker IN
the Boston Commercial. The nnprcccd-
, cntcd profits now being earned by the
large producing companies viii force
further dividend increases all along
the line. There il nothing that ope.
rates more fayorahly on the market
prices Of stocks than dividend in.
creascs. This fact was brought out
prominently when Wolverine raised its
semi annual disbursement TO -, and the
stock advanced to $ljl. There are
other stocks which are likely TO move
in the same way. would buy Anal
gnmatcd, Butte Coalition. Calumet a
Arizona, Copper Range, CRANKY.
Greene Consolidated, Mohawk, North
Butte. Osccola, Quincy and Utah Con.
solidatcd at present market prices
and on every slight reaction.
Amalgamatcd's position Is now no
much stronger than IT ever was in the
past that the stock can he safely
bought around present prices for
permanent investment. It's dividend
rate will undoubtedly be- increased and
permanently maintained nt higher nv.
cragc than in the past. The company
IN easily earning Mt the rate Of $l3
per share. and has n cash surplus of ap.
proximatcly slO,o0o,00o. II is quite
probable that the stock will be restored
To the original basis of per cent divi.
dcnds in the near future.
The importance Of recent develop.
mcnts in the Butte camp, their bearing
upon the present and prospective future
value of Amalgamated stock will be-
discussed at length in next weeks let.
ter.
Butte Coalition il ut present pro.
ducing AT the rate Of 33,000,O00 lbs. Of
copper annually. There will be con.
siderable increase in this in the near
future, and il is believed that the CON.
pany will eventually produce mt the
rate Of 60,OO0,00O to $4,000, 900 lbs. ~
copper annually. and perhaps more.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-04-04

citation received word from the Bisbec
Chamber ~ Commerce that the city
was not prepared 10 entertain the visit.
~, az the present time. streets are
bring paved and aro in d'plorablc
condition. Hotel accommodation are
already taxed ~ NJ" utmost. u Is
promised that ample accommodations
Will be prepared ~ VI" early fail, and
nt that time The ,itiI'us of Iishcc viii
give oscry attention 10 'hc convention
and MAX" IT the success which 1t dc
serves
while the plans for "a" convention
bad been nearly maturcd and IN a.
traciivc program had been arranged, u
~ fclt hy the executive committee
that the po.tponcmcnt viii not inter
fore materially with the carrying out
Of these plans IN fact, "a number Of
persons whom a. was desired 20 have
present nt the convention would have
been unable 10 boz present in April,
but have given assurance that they
will attend in the fall and mako the
gathering an insured success.
A. a later time the executive com
mittcc viii consider the exact date for
the convention, and IN the meantime
every cfTnr, will bc made 10 sustain the
large growth Of the association and in
crease its membership.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-04-04
DONATION FROM JOHN BURNS TO
MONUMENT FUND.
(From Wednesday, Daily.)

NJ j. Hickey, member ~ the O'Ncill
rough rider monument commi ssion, Il
in receipt Of letter from John Burns,
railroad superintendent ut Morcnci
which suggests that the commission
take the initiative In forming O'Neill
clubs In the different cities and towns
of the territory, for the purpose Of rails
ing funds for the erection Of the monu.
mcn,, In addition to the $4,000 appro.
priation Of the last legislature. \ 10.
nation Of 80 was enclosed
Mr.. Burns was formerly uperinten.
dent Of the United Norde aud Pacific
railroad and prominent politician OF
this county. lie WINS also groat nd
mircr of the rough rider raptain, and il
anxious that southern Arizona should
assist Tho frcuds Of tho deceased IN
the north IN the way ~ raising sab
scrtptious to the fund.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-04-04
ILLINOIS MAN rs CHARMED WITH
CLIMATE.
From Wednesdays Daily.)

Charles s.. Alien director Of the
Black Ro,h Gold and Copper Mining
COMPANY. cam" in last evening from
the company's camp ON Cherry
creek, and will leave today for his
home in Illinois 10 enter the coming
campaign ~ That state for re- election
~ the Legislature, Of which hc has been
member from ~, 22nd district for
the past twenty years
when seen by journal Miner repto.
sentative, be- said. "Thls IL certainly %
country Of gront mineral resources, and
] nm more than charmed with your
climnto, which believe IL unsurpassed
by any IN which I ever lived. have
resided on Cherry creek for the past
fow months, aud I an pleased 10 state
That enjoyed every moment of the
time. We are not working very
large force ON our mines at present,
but M soon as ! return work will he
commenced on n much larger scale. our
properties are developing ~ veil AZ We
expected and the prospects for great
mine ~ our camp are good. -
The holdings Of the Black Rock Gold
and Copper Mining company, consisting
81 twenty claims, are situate in the
Black Hills range about six miles south
Of the United Verde mines ut .Ie.
rome. \ large deposit of ore IN de
vclopcd Ia depth Of iij feet by a
shaft, and several hundred feet of
drifts aud crosscu,s. Two other shafts
are olso sunk to depth Of nfiy feet,
and veins carrying good values IN
gold, SILVER, aud copper are uncovered
from which good amour, of shipping
ore was mined.
W. -. Powell. mining man Of many
years experience, aud also n director
Of the company, accompanied Mr. Allen
to the city. This il his first visit Ia
Prescott in many months. lie has had
charge Of the development of the pro
poriy since It's discovery, and IL
equally az enthusiastic over its fu,ur,
prospects ms his associate.
lie will return to his camp today.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-04-04
STOOD FOR ARIZONA IN STATE.
HOOD FIGHT.

Hon. W. Aubrey Thomas, renomin nat.
ed for congress Mt Warren, Ohio,
March 20, 1906, In his speech accepting
the nomination. said in part as follows.
"in the program for this session, as
outlined in'thc Presidents message, !
have stood squarcly with him upon cv.
cry question with the exception Of the
statehood bill, and the Judgment Of
those who voted against the house
measure seems now to be thoroughly
vindicated by the trend Of recent
events
"rhe press of the country is almost
unanimous in declaring tho injustice
that would have been done 10 the PEG.
pie Of Arizona In the event Of the pas.
sage Of the original bill, which united
that territory with New Mexico. The
people, generally, seem 10 have little
interest In the bill, for 1 have yet 10
receive the first communication from
any resident OF this district In favor Of
joint statehood for Arizona and New