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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-17
NEAL HELD TO GRAND JURY Yo
 SHOOTING L. SWEAT
(From Fridays Daily)

Yesterday, at Humboldt, the Pren, mary hearing of Bob Neal, chaisJ with the shooting with intent 10 of Louis Sweat, at the new smcltG ~ last Saturday night, which was held fore Justice of the Peace George Francis, the defendant was held await the action of the grand P' and his bond fixed at $500 which prisoner furnished.
 At the hearing it developed thai victim of Meals wrath was m custody of another officer of the 1t the time of being shot, and ''J was nothing brought forward to ' that Sweat was in any way th'e'' ing Neal's life when the latter '' the shot, hence his being held " grand jury.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-17
A. ]. Doran Says Ma| Is Fool To Go
 There
Tells Of DiStressin Conditions That
 Exist
(From Salur',sy ' Daily.l (From Saturdays Daily.)

"A man who leaves a country Ia this. in search of mineral wealth n, business location in the mining d tricts of southern California, esp ally in that section bordering on 1, famous Death Valley, is, in my opl ion, little short of being a fool"
 This was tho emphatic sta,en,} made by A. j. Doran, the well kno, mining man, to Journal Miner
 porter, yesterday. Mir. Doran has
 returned from making an expert (, animation of a mine in that portion the southwest, and while there ample opportunity to study ihe e1i{ ing conditions.
 Conditions there are dis,rcssinz he said ".Iust think of it-for hu drcds of miles not blade of gras to bc seen, with hay selling at sl0O ton, freight rates by wagon s15 a d and water, which cannot be bad ' times for any price, selling for q; l barrel.
 Without doubt.' he continys "thcre are certainly some very pron@ ing mining properties in the di.in3 1 visited, but under the existing d ditions ore must be of an cnormOui high grade to pay tho operating (, penscs.
 "Judging from surface indica,iOs there is no question, in my mind, t( that the Skiddoo mine, owned by VI Montgomery, and locased at the io of the Paramint Mountains, is a g,{ property. It's ores must be of a ya high grade to pay the enormom q penses of operation and transporatia Water IS pipcd fourteen miles, fr the mountains, to the camp at grsi expense, and freight rates to the ral road, across the desert, are enoma( compared with similar expenses here \
 On the trip, Mir. Doran left the nl road at Johannesburg, where he
 cured saddle horses for himself d guide, proceeding to the Skiddoo mirl 70 miles distant, from where he cfod ed the Paramint range, by trail, to foot of the divide skirting on De,4 Valley.
 He describes the conr'rv f-""'"1 through as being among tho mot ' ren and d,so,..e Ia .-s ".~,, -y
 in vegetation, he said, that it is possible for even hlrro to eke out miserable existence. Beasts of burd1 of all classes arc scarce, on accoun, \ the great expense of feeling ths and the prices charged for the [ vices of horses, mules or turros, more than double what is asked Aa besides the expense of purchasing fs for them, which places the cost
 travel through that country at a ve high notch.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-17
Back From the Coast.
tFrom Saturdays Daily.) Here From Dewey.

(From Saturdays Daily.) Here From Dewey.
 A. l.. Flagg. the Dewey business man. is visiting in the city. Here From Humboldt.
 ]. II. Mcdonald. the Humboldt con | tractor is in the city on business. On Oflcial Business.
 Under Sheriff W. M Ncagle left yesterday for Jerome on official busi ness Mining Man Visits. NJ. C. Brooks. of Walker, is in the city on one of his periodical business visits.
 Back From the Coast
 Miss Jamie Pattcson returned last evening from visit with relatives on the coast
 Business Man Here II. Mcbride. the Scligman business man. is here on one of his periodical 1 business trips.
 Eugenio visitor.
 Miss Mary F.. Kinney of Eugeuic Is visiting in the city. n guest at the Burke Hotel.
 Purchasing Supplies.
 T. C. Roach, the Hooper mining man, is in the city purchasing supplies for his mining camp.
 Circulating Among Friends.
 John Campion, the well known miner. is in the city. circulating among his many friends.
 In From Camp.
 R. II. Elsey, the Yaeger Canyon min ing man. came in yesterday from his mining camp in the Black Hills. Mining Man Here.
 James Humphreys. who has exten. sive mining interests in the Senator section. is here on . business visit. On Business Here.
 C. C. Stukcy, general manager of the Bodic mine, in the Crook Canyon country, is here on business visit. old Timer Visits.
 William Simmons. mn old time resi- dent of this county, came in yesterday from his home in the Simmons section. Loft for Phoenix.
 Miss Mamie Cain left last evening for Phoenix, where she has accepted . position as teacher in the city schools On a Vacation.
 Pat Twomey, an old time miner of this county, came in yesterday from the Davis mine to enjoy well earned vacation.
 Visits tho Copper City.
 Thos. Kelly. who, until recently, was engaged in business on Montczuma street, left yesterday for q business visit to Jerome.
 Blanchard Visitors. P. II. and w. <. Huddleston. who have mining interests in the Big Bug district, came in yesterday from their home at Blanchard.
 A Flying Visit. Ed shciveley, tho Ash Fork business s man, paid flying visit to the city yesterday, returning home on the af. ternoon daylight express.
 Left for Fl Paso. f Mr. and Mrs. R. $. Austin left yes. !. terday for their home in Fl Paso, { Texns. after n pleasant visit here with
 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cousins
 Back From the Bradshaws. | Assistant District Attorney II. D, | Ross has returned from m official and Q political visit to the mining camps of the Bradshaw mining country.
 A Flying Visit. J. T. Nelson, the Jerome Junction c business man, paid flying visit to n the city, yesterday, returning home on
 the afternoon daylight express.
 old Timer Here. Q w. T. Baker, ono of the early set. x tiers of the territory, as well as Ore a gon, came in yesterday from his home
 in the Jerome Junction section.
 Loft for wendsn. ,. Frank Burns anu John &. Hapler !. left last evening on the southbound d train for the wenden country, wher, q they have extensive mining interests
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-17
PUBLIC RECORDS.
Instruments Filed AS Reported by the
 Prescott Title Company.

Leona NJ. Breed ,o James W. Boilcau M. Deed. $750. One'third Vermontcr, Sunrise. Crusader mines, Ilassayampa district.
 ment wok on fyc mines. Castle Creek district.
 John Roberts and ]. F. Baudcr locate "J. J. mine, Eureka district.
 Sisters of Mercy to City of Prescott --Dccd. Sewer right of way across lots iO, II, I2, IF and II. block Q, West, Prescott.
 R. ]. Atkinson and wife to same party Deed. Same rights across lot ], block l2. Murphy's l subdivision. B. II. Grove and wife to same party Deed. Same right across lot I, block II, Flcury addition, Prescott.
 Ben IIartwick ana wife to same party Deed. Same right across lot 2, block II. Murphy's subdivision.
 F. M. Murphy and wife to same party Deed. Sam" right across lots l and {. block II, Murphy's subdivision. o. T. Ross and II. NJ. Farnnam in. corporate Florence. Mohawk Veins Leasing company. Capital stock sl,. OOO,OOO
 Federal Exploration company and Consolidated Arizona Smelling com. pany file certified copies of Articles of Incorporation from New Jersey. Consolidated Arizona Smelling com. pany appoints T, c. Norris as resident agent.
 Arizona Brewing company Dedica. ton. Roadway through brewery tract.
 J. Max Cnntin and J. A. Cantin To-. cate three mines, Walker district.
 r. l., kastner and wife to Brown, smith X Belehcr-W. Decd. Lot IA. block i3, Prescott.
 O. B. Stanton to Consolidated Con. per Greek Mining compnny-M. Deed. Fourteen lines, Copper Crock district.
 J. Broeiiatti to B. FroIley-Bin of Sale. s2OO. Store building and con. tents al Weaver.
 Jack Glynn 10 King Bros.-Bil of Sale. slO0. Cattle.
 William Randall locates Tom Bippy mine, Iiassavmpn district.
 E. Trolley to ]. Broglatti M. Deed. s2oo. One'third interest in Swiss mine iiumbug district.
 h' Mosher, County Recorder. appoints H. C. Malloy as deputy.
 F. M. Murphy and wife to II. D. For. rest M. Deed. s2DO. Lot l5, block Q. fleury's addition, Prescott.
 chas, F. Mckinley ct al locate Pen. cock mine, Copper Basin district.
 M. $. Cculley and IT. M. Farn.m incorporate Nevada Champion Mining Co., Capital stock $lOO0,oO
 J. W. Dougherty and wife to q Wrennall-Deed. siOO. Lot l5, bloc, 2' f'eury's addition. Prescott.
 Western Queen Mines Company To. ea'es two mines, Turked Creew d;s. trict
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-17
COTTON PICKER BREAKS REoon|

TAYLOR, Tex, Oct. ll-'Jlm sell, cotton picker, engaged on Teague farm, east of the city IS" sidered the champion of the state } one day he gathered so4 Poana' the staple with apparent ease ih' T remarkable performance, as n'' 'o-e 800 hounds. was considered championship record.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-17
Clly News
 ....lD Brief
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...N .t'-'i') V ''--'if Accatts NcS Joation.
 N.Iu.I.rIn has e.p'cd a position . .f r, .U.t tir 1cl for siuBcrnardino.
 v N.. n'' Hi'rd'} tor " '''' to ~u E.rrtS Back From tnocnix
 l.0r pu.. returned yesterday from . a .u.iu,.- visit to rhocWN An umciol Visit
 .Iolu ll Page. territorial auditor. IS ! an thr. utr. ou ,n oficinl visit. hcro From Humboldt. I W. Williams, % Humboldt me cn,uic. |. visiting in thc city. Buaucss Man Visits.
 Iamr. Wright, Humboldt business mau. spent yesterday m the city. A Professional Visit
 pr. l.. q. Toncy the Humboldt phy s.cinu. !. here on professional visit Here on Business.
 Abe Lrsgctt, the McCabe mininl man. IS iu the city on shor, business visit
 On a Vacation.
 Tom Mcllugh, the Middleton mining man, is enjoying short vacation in the city.
 On Vacation.
 Pat Mulallcy, Copper Creek mining man. i. m inc city, enjoying q shoh vacation.
 Walker Miner Here.
 George w. Smith. wha has promising mining interests m the Walker section. is iu Che city.
 Skull Valley Vistor.
 Homc- UVpn. an oid um" rrsidcn, of The skull Valley country. is here on a hu.iuc-s visit
 walker v.si'or
 iuue, 3 rhipf~. vbo has mining in trrc-t~ in the Walker district. is in the city on mining business. Enters Law Business.
 Earl sanford has resigned his posi- tion as mail carrier to enter upon th' practice of law, associated with hi' father. F. N. Sanford. Earl is Pres colt raised hoy. who has . host o' friends here who wish him success 1T his new field
 Mining Man Visits.
 F. \. Finlan, the Walker mining man. came in yesterday from his min ing camp on mining business fiere From Humboldt.
 II. II. Bliss. who has responsible position at the new shelter city, cam' m yesterday from Humboldt. On Business Here.
 X. C. Mcqueen, live stock agent o the <. r. r. A r.. arrived here ycsterda, from Phoenix. on railroad business. Cherry Creek Visitor.
 Frank A. Stevens came in ycsterda, from the Cherry Greek district, whcr he has extensive mining interests. Back From the Coast
 Alex Mulvcnon. the Gurlcy stree business man, returned last eyenin from m extended visit nt the coast. Mining Man Here.
 II. Rcifsnydcr, the Copper Mouniai district mining man. came in ycstcrda
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-17
Back From B.sbce

A. X. Hurley has rcturncd to thi itv from an extended stay in biSi e'' Tucson and other points ln the south ,rn part of tho territory. He ha, ac opted position with 'hr $. r. V" 2 couptuV.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-17
Back Prom Death Valley.

X. ]. Doran. candidate for the r"un- il on the Republican iicket return ed last evening from visit to Inc Death Valley country, where he made an expert examination of m'n'ne property for an eastern syndicate.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-17
(From Fridays Daily)
Flagstaff Visiter.

(From Fridays l'aily) flagstaff Visitor
 W. j. Tyson. Flagstaff business nan. is here on n business visit. .sh Creek Visitor.
 Eugene Milligan of Ash Creek is in he city on short business visit. Iere on Business.
 r. NJ. Earnhart, the Kirkland mcr- hant. is here on a business visit. Business Man Here.
 \. !. Carroll. the Dewey business nan. is in the city on mining business. Mayer Visitor
 William Gift, the Mayer stockman md miner, is in the city on business visit. Left for Humboldt.
 John Wright lcf, yesterday for Hum holdt after pleasant business visit here. Jerome Visitor.
 Dave Davis. the Jerome mining man, came in last evening on short husi' ness visit. On Business Here.
 Harry Crews. who Gas mining inter csts in the Mayer section. is in thc city on business. Now Deputy Appointed.
 IT. C. Malloy, has been appointed a deputy recorder, to act as n registering officer for his precinct. Walker Visitor.
 W. l.. Conner. the Walker mining man. is in from his mining camp on : short business visit. Copper City Visitor.
 John Casey of Jerome came in yes tcrday from the Copper City to cnio, n short vacation here. Mining Man Here.
 Frank A. Stevens, who has minini interests in the Cherry Creek section is here on business visit. stockman Visits.
 Van Dickson, the Skull Valley stock man, came in yesterday from his rancl on n short business visit. stockman Here.
 Joe stephens, the Williamson Vallc. stockman. is in the city cireulatin among his many friends. Leaves for ooldheld.
 Percy Baker, the Mayer mining man will leave here today for Goldhcld Nevada, where he will make m cs pert examination of a mining propcrt for an eastern syndicate. Lynx Creek Visitor.
 Sam Boblett. the Lynx Creek stock man and miner, spent yesterday her on business.
 old Timer Here.
 Thomas Williams, an old time res dent of the Congress district, is in th city on mining business. To Visit Relatives.
 Geo. Martin, carpenter and buildc left yesterday for n visit with his re atives in Cripple Greek. Tn From Camp.
 A. T. Vroom came in last cvenin from his camp in the Thumb Butte di trict on n short business visit. Mining Man Here.
 l.. II. Merritt, the Pickaway minin man, came in yesterday from his mil ing camp on short busincss visit. Mining Man Here.
 F.. W. McClavc, general manager ( the Copper Czar mine, in the Agu Fria country, lis here on mining bus ness.
 Back from tho East.
 Eli Perkins, n we'll known journalis has returned 10 his home at Congrei Junction, from n visit with relatives Kentucky.
 Back From the Coast.
 F. W. Wells, ex-associatc justice the supreme court of this territory, r turned last. evening from an outing the coast.
 Visiting the Springs.
 F. A. Jones, general passenger a, freight agent of the x. F. P. & r, le yesterday for business visit to Cast Hot Springs.
 Grown King Visitor.
 w. ]. Murphy, who has mining ints ests in the Bradshaw Mountains, car in yesterday from his mining camp the Crown King section. D
 To Visit Los Angeles.
 John M. Conner, who has extensi
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-17
A Flying Visit

O. E. Stanton. the mining engineer. returned last evening from flying visit to tho Copper Creek section, abou, twenty-five miles east of Mayer, where he has extensive and promising mining interests
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-17
Loft for phoeniX.

George Cook left last evening for Phoenix. after pleasant visit here yes tcrdav. He states that he noticed a great improvement in business circles since hc left here some months ag1 for the Atlantic scaboard
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-17
sack From the North.

W. $. Norvicl, court reporter, return q last evening from Ilolbrook, ana u Johns. where he acted in his Of. cial capacity at terms of court re- cntly held in those cities. \ Flying Visit.
 Joe S.ncs. who fills responsible po- .i,ion with the Arizona Mines Supply company. paid flying visit yesier' day to Ash Fork, returning hero on tbc sounthhound Diamond Jo.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-17

on short visit. They will return t' their home today Mir. pickrell is as sistant superintendent Of the senate mines.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-17

hiry days in the city jail by City Re order Mcl.ane.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-17
Back From the North.

Attorney John Mason Ross. of tl law firm of Norris & Ross. returned la' evening from professional visit Navajo county, where his firm has Iarpp cliputnpc
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-17
Passed Through.

Harry Henderson, sheriff of Coco nino county, passed through here yes ,crday on the daylight express, on rnutc io his home at Flagstaff fror' inc Salt River Valley. 10 which hc paid an official visit.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-17
Back From East.

Charles r. Avery returned last even ing from Toronto. Canada, where he at- tended q session of the supreme lodge of the odd Fellows, as representative of the Grand Lodge of Arizona. AT. ter the session closed he visited with relatives in Buffalo and Pittshurg, and on his return stopped at Niagara Falls Back From the Coast.
 Mir. and Mrs. |. r. Connolly and family of Jerome. stopped over hero last evening on their return home from months visit at the coast. They will lcnve tomorrow for the Copper City.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-17
Presented With a Dog.

Supervisor Barney Smith last even ing received hloodcd fox terrier dog from Denver, the gift of friend. The canine. which IS an exceptionally fine specimen. arrived here by Wells Fargo express in good shape.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-17
Mining Man Returns.

A. E. NoSon. inc mining man, re- turned yesterday from business tr'n through the IIarqua Ilala and Hi Williams Fork section, which he re- ports showing increased activity in the mining line.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-17
Merchant Visits.

J. D. Bethunc. general manager oi the Humboldt Commercial company was among the out of town visitors who transacted business here last even ing.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-17
A Professional Visit.

Attorney R F. Morrison left last evening on the southhound train for Phoenix. where he will transact some professional business today. He states that his visit to the capital has no ,.nliiirnI airninrnncn
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-17
old Resident Visits.

John Hutchins. one of the old tim residents of the Groom Creek district .amc in yesterday from his minini camp in that section on short bushes visit.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-17
Back From the storm Cloud.

H. l. Bccmcr. owner of tho storm Cloud mine, returned last evening from his camp in the Senator section. He was accompanied by w. R. Russell general manager of his Arizona inter ests. They report fine showing in l the nrnpertY.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-17
nIcCabe Visitor

McCabe Visitor.
 Mir. and Mrs. r. D. Thaycr. II. Thnycr and Miss n. Greenwood. of NJ Cahc. were among the out of tow visitors who transacted business hci
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-17
Back From HolbIook.

Attorney General F. <. Clark return cd last evening from m official and pr' fossional visit to lIolbrook. Durin his absence he delivered telling n' dress against joint statehood at 'h Republican rally in Flagstaff.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-17
An Omcial Visit.

Assistant District Attorney II. Ross K in Humboldt on official bus ness. He delivered an address at Il Democratic rally at Harrington on la Tuesday night.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-17
On a Vacation.

Mark Warren, Sam Simcox and w iam Townsend came in yesterday fir the Copper Creek section, about twen five miles east of Mayer. to enjoy short vacation.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-17
Stockman Visits.

!. c. stephens, the Williamson ' ley stockman. came in last even from his stock ranch, where he rcpc a rod,o in progress and n good crop fat calves in evidence.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-17
Left for Home.

w. W. Coughran, the Skull Va s,ockman, returned last evening on southbound train to his home in Skull Valley section, after n pleas business visit here.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-17
eft for Wendcn.

]. F. i,audcr left last evening for business visit through the new count dong the line of the A. & C.. includir Wenden and other business ccnters.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-17
tockman Here.
eft for Phoenix.

Joseph Bold, general agent of tn rizona Brewing company, left las ycning on the southbound train for usiness visit to Phoenix.
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-13
JOHN = II DrFFg.

AN ORDINANCE FOR THE RELIEF cs
OF Jesse Sketchlty in the CONSTRUCTION q
bay windows.
The Mayor and Aldermen Of Jersev CITY. .,
the Board OF street and water oniinlssio,:s 4
acting for and on behalf Of the ni1nicipalitv
OF said city do oriain As foIlows:-
Section J. That Jesse Sketchlly be ana il
hereby granted permission toss Construct & A nd
y-ainta3n bay windows on building to De srees,
avenue and Nesbitt street, which BAY Win
dows may reach from the foundation to thi
root az said building and may extensls .bsyonl
fJths hdtldin& line Of Nssbitt street not slora
then AighSeen inches Qsl. any ofdinancs to ~
cont tfat3 otwtthstandilR.
The work 70 be done under tho supervision
OF Sss fnsAef thr ~ Buildings. 5W III N
Section a. The ordinance granting these prfy,
leges TO be OF full force and effecr for a perIsd
of twenty COD years, and thereafter until sucl
time as this Bosrd or It's legally authorizel
successors may order the same removed.
Section 3. That all costs and expenses incl
dent to the Introduction passage and publioa,
ton OF this ordinances shall be paid by ths
applicant for the same: and such amount
therefor as Is estimated by the Clerk Of thls
Beard to be necessary shall be Deposited with
that officer on demand.
Passed April is, 1906.
ANTHONY HAUCK. Presiden4
Approved April IS. 1905.
GEO. 7. BouToN. cIsrk. 80
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-13
STATE OF NEW JERSEY,

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COUNTY OF HUDSON.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
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County and State aforesaid. and having to 'nss
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