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Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-11-13

WTTE. Mont. No, D.. oh" Nw
ct-' union and Tho ~mrI'rrmcn '
union have boon n"tiiiod Ly No" Nmd
gnmat,d Copper and other mining com
pauics that the old scale oi wages. 'n
force before the agreement concern
ing sliding scale Of wages wnS
made. would bc restored. Joe rnmPli
anc" with the contracts entered mo
hy the companies aud the hhor unions
Of Butte. aud the notlccs wrrr posted
n the halls of the organizations.
\ meeting Of The Miners union was
held aud the matter referred 90 com
miilcc. Tho ANTON issued q statement
some time ago. io the effect that 1t
would abide hv the contract made
with the miucs The reductions viii Ice
from II day lo $500. the scale nc
fore the raise.
The mines might hatr reduced Sac
wages to the old scale u month ago
copper already then hoing below Is
cents. hui the companies preferred 70
leave the wage, untouched until /,
would bc Nidcr; that copper would
stay below i cents for while The
reduction to the lower seal" viii apply
to all men ri the mines except the Ma
chinisis union. whose member. hav,
been on ,trIk" i"r mouths. aud (which
organization never signed the contract
for sliding scale About 900 mcr
are involved.
liy an ovcrNh, lining vote bu,t,
Miner union accepted the reduction
of wages from ~ 10 $3.50. announce
10y the Amnlgamatcd Copper com
panv
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-11-13
PROSPEROUS ARE VERDE VAL
LEY RESIDENTS.
d'rom Thursday Daily

OFfom Thursaiay's Daily
Hcanos Thompson. who arrived he'd
yesterday, and who has been residen
Of the Verde Valley almost one.,hir|
of n century, in conversation with
Journal Miner man. said. "Tnis ha
been one of the most prosperous year
in the history of the valley. Crops .
all kinds were more than usually pr
life. Prices for all classes Of produeI
were good and ready market had
Jerome aud this city.
Feed is better in the valley and q
the ranges than nj any time rcmel
Der in the history of the valley,
this season. Aiilarie is at lcas, foI
inches high all over. now, and ca,i
and all kinds of stock are fal,enl'
on it.
"a collection of the products Of 4
valley is being mad. for exhibition
the Territorial Fair. The exhibit "
include all Of the principal agricr
tural and horticultural products a
the residents Of the valley are eOa
| dent that some Of the blue RIB
prizes will b, awarded to their cont
buttons. :"
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-11-13
GRAND JURORS IMPANELrr,
AND SWORN IN.
ufrom Thursday Daily,


Immediately after the opening d,
district court, yesterday morning !,
$50 o'clock, the grand Jury was d.
pau,llcd and sworn in. Al If a.
thirty grand jury prisoner, confined !,
W, county Jail were present Ia ~,
uc.. the proceedings, q. provided 4
law.
TWo citizens drawn "a. grand wr,
d. T.. owens Of Scligman aud cb,t,.
Eig l,u ot Kirkland. were not ...
moucd hy the sheriff on accoun, 4
th,ir absence from tn. TERRITORY. MI
owens having lief, for visit sd
relatives in Indiana bcfor, the l.
of grand jurors was given 90 the sb.,
ms office, and Mr.. Rigdon h,v,
been married u short time ago in cont,
orn California. from whore he left Ia
unknown parts on honeymoon tour
T. n. scott of Verde VALLEY "A
Nelson runtcuncy of Punionncy wo,
excused from service by tle .our, .,
account of statutory reasons. aud t,
following well known citizens Of Ia,
county were impanellcd aud now com
prise the grand jury:
+. g. Brccht, capitalist. Prescott,
George u. Upton, mine manager. On
Grandc; T.. y. Marlowe, stockm,,
Williamson Valley. Il. \. Kinsmas
frcighicr and siockman, MeCabc. i. 2
liaudcr, mining man, Prescott; Chahe
Carter, stockman. kirkland vallsy
Frank fcnton, stockman, MinDehahl
&. &. Stukcy, mine owner Walker
John i. Rcddick, blacksmith. Hun
bold,, George 4. Morris. clerk. Pie
colt; Oliver Durfcc, farmer. Verd
Valley; \. ". Icssard. farmer. Ag
ftl; T.. !. Laird. mine owner Groo
Creek. James r. Ralston. farmer. Nj
die Verde; c. =. Chick; farmer. o,
Greek; q. NJ. willard, mine. owue
Verde Valley, aud X. T.. McGlc
mine owner, Placcrlta.
+. g. hrccht was appointed forcml
10y the court.
No report WAS submitted hy Il
grand jury when it adjourned Ia
evening. and there was no business
importance before the court after 4
impnnclling of the jury.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-11-13
BREED HEARS BOILEAU Is SOON
TO BEGIN WORK ON NEW
SHELTER.
,From wednesday. pail,I

W rom W aflltfNilhN l'illN
T.. T.. Breed, who arrived mere vcs.
tcrdnv from his group of claims in she
Mount Union district, brought in some
samples of n recent strike made hy
John McKinnon on the McKinuon
group. located on the northern slope
of Mount Union.
The new find was made by Mckm
non while engaged in doing the annual
assessment work on one of his claims
The ore carries good values IN gold
and silver.
Mr.. Breed Says that operations are
being pushed on the group of min's
purchased from him last year by T.
W. Boilcau Mr.. IIoilcau is expect
Ia arrive mere from the east in u shor,
time. lie has Informed his foreman
10y letter that initial operations in III,
construction of the proposed smeltci
on the Duke ranch will be inauguratct
u short time after his arrival here.
Mr.. Breed also stated that the min
ers of his district expected that the
construction Of the proposed narrow
gauge railroad from the mouth of tn,
Poland tunnel 10 the Lookout min",
will he commenced in "a short time.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-11-13
TO FINANCE COMPANY.
dFrom Thursday Daily

tF'rom Thursdays Daily
!. ". Mcneil, rrccntly elected gen.
eral manager of too Baumann Gopher
company. left Yesterday for PittshurR
Pa, to complete arrangements for he
resumption of development of the
baumann group. lie expects to make
his home here after the LIST Of Deeem.
her.
While east he will finance the Uealy
Mining and Development company. in
which he Is also stockholdar for
large operations. The properties are
located in the Turkey Creek district.
near Goodwin, Development, which
has been carried on taere in a small
way, for some time past, has been so
encouraging that il has been decided
10 increase the force and open ono Of
the veins. where a promising ore body
Is exposed, on large scale. Tx sun.
erv'sor Thomas Roach, who is here
from the property, said yesterday TINT
'h' VEN being opened was one of the
most promising ever worked In tbe J;s.
triet AS far as developed.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-11-13
LITTLE GIRL. TAKING BATH
FALLS ON a RED HOT STOVE.

FLAGSTAFF. Ariz.. Nov o. The
3.year.old daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. i.
y. Grain of this city will likely lie M
The result of burns received on u not
stove ut the Grain home. Tho mother
was bathing tho little girl, and the
room being cold, placed the bath tub
with the child in it on the shelf Of The
kitchen stove. The mother turned FOR
minute to get towel, leaving the
child in the tub, and the baby in some
manner. fell out Of the tub On to the
hot stove. She was terribly burned
before her mother could rescue her.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-11-13
DEMURRER HEARD IN DISTRICT
COURT.
rrom Wednesday, Daily.


Yesterday, ia the district court. the
demurrer in the ease of George Roh
peter W.. the Crown kiag Mines com.
pany aud others, wa, sustained. The
suit in for the collection Of u debt ~.
legged to be- due on an open account.
In the case of Annie Horn vs.. Mr..
and Mrs. j. 4. Rokohl. the demurrer
was sustained. VITA leave given 20
amend. The action seeks Ia hav" u
deed To II lot in this city. given by the
plaintiff to the defendants. declared II
mortgage.
In the ease ~ James Scahlll ". the
=. f., +. 4 T.. Railway company. the
demurrer was over ruled. Srahill il
SUNG the railroad company for $4,000
damages ON account of being forcih'y
elected from n moving passenger train
near Kirkland. by Conductor Brown,
after the conductor had collected his
ticket. II was shown that Scahil pur
chased the ticket in this city for hin.
side station. The affair occurred in
May.
In the case Of Mrs. Mayberry ". the
demurrer was sustained. with leave
given TO amend.
This action is for the collection of
80 500 damages for a broken hip. re-
,ceived IN falling OFF the depot at
Glendale, after the plaintiff had
alighted from a passenger train. The
accident happened in July, 1906, al
night time, while there was no light
near the platform.
The grand jury will he impanelled
this morning at $3.50 O'Clock. Over
thirty eases will come before it for
consideration, three of which are muir
Ter charges, the remainder being
minor ofenscs, n number being charges
of assault with deadly weapon.
The supreme cour, of tho Territory
win meet in Phoenix, Monday, and IL
al probability, there will he no ses
sion Of the district court held here
lnring the coming week, as numbe,
of the attorneys and court officials
nave expressed n desire 10 see the Ter
r,torial Fair.
United States court will he Gale
here November -, and the United
States grand Jury will bc impancled on
mat date. A.. ~
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-11-13
OLD DOMINION Is LAYING OFF
MEN.
OFrom Wednesday, pnllyl

fTom wednesday IJhllAb
{. ID. Rcppy. right of way agent for
the Arizona Eastern Railway company
said conditions at Globe were very
quiet, in view al the discharge of
some OF the men employed Mt the Old
Dominion, over 200 men having re
cciyed their time, However, he said
the merchants have accepted the sitnn
tion gracefully, expressing hope tn,;
change for the better will come with,
in n short time, This they expect will
happen before the end of the year.
Mr.. Reppy said clearing house ha I
been established in Globe and tina,
financial matters were being conduct ,,l
on a sound basis and tina. no trouble
was anticipated IN banking circles.
Referring To the ella Valley. Globe
4 Northern railway. Mr.. Rcppy sail
the road was never in better eondi
tion, and That traffic had been heavier
during the past few months than was
the ease for like period since the
road was built,
Mr. Roppy added that the farmers
along the route OF the ella Valley
road had passed through a prosperous
year and that the towns gave evidence
Of prosperity.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-11-13
PROMISING STRIKE AT LUCK
HENRY PROPERTY.
From Thursdays Dailv)

~ ''h' 'huftuhs DuliO
What IL considered by miners to \
very promising mineral strike, %
recently made in the property beirl
opened by the Lucky Henry Mimi
aud Development company, located ID
medlately east of Jackass Flat, in "
Big Bug district.
Gold bearing ore, which samPd
several hundred dollars to the ton, a
cording to the statement of A. c. Nj
lar, general manager of the concefH
was found in new shaft being sunS
at "a depth of 20 feet. Mr.. Kellar say
that the paystreak is the entire wid''
OF the shaft, and samples of the or
brought to this city yesterday by h'
fairly sparkle with the yellow meta
A peculiar feature Of the new ~
IL that tne values are found In gra'
lie AS well as In quartz, both form
tions being closely associated in 'R'
ledge, at the point where the sha''
being sunk.
Mr.. kellar is clated over the 9f'
find, and stated yesterday that N'
property would he equipped with ~
chinery as soon as possible and va
shaft continued down to depth y
several hundred feet.
The Lucky Henry holdings eonsl''l''
of seven claims, are located about MIS-
miles east Of this city, near the re
colt and McCabe stage road.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-11-13
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Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-11-13
BAUMANN COMPANY INCREASES
ITS STOCK.


~ meeting of the stockholders II
ia" iiaumann Copper company. held ~
the compauy's offices here. Monday.
tnc capital stock of the corporation
was increased from GoOOOO shares 20
l.joo.00o shares, Of the par value Of
~ each. n new board OF directors WIS
elected. and the concern was financed
for operations ON - larger scale ihnn
ever before planned.
Development operations will bc re-.
sumcd about the middle of Dccrm
her. when il is expected the installa
ton of the compressor aud vcntilating
plant az the Swiss Girl shaft will ho
commenced and other improvements
now under way completed.
Work sinking ON the shaft ON the
Swis, Girl. now 800 feet in depth. will
lee pushed. until thc 900 foot level IL
reached. when crosscuts will bc run,
will also Lee pushed down and the
vein opened nj each l00.foot level by
drAts. aud the EOS foot shaft on the
Alice claim. another Of the group. will
Ice equipped with hoisting plant aud
operations resumed there.
The directors elected are Homer y.
Con. John Bcvcn. Andrew Johnson, i.
NJ Mcneil. William NJ. Galhraith aud
Richard l.. Smith, all prominent ia the
financial aud business life of Pits
burg. Pa
At n meeting Of the directors. held
Immediately after the adjournment II
the Stockholders meeting, Homer T..
GoH was elected president, .iohn
Bowen. vice president. ". II, Johns,
secretary and treasurer. and j. NJ. Ne
NELL, general manager
when seen yesterday, after his rc.
turn from the company's property. in
the Aqua Fria district, Mr.. Mcneil
said; GAN arrangements have been
already made 10y the board Of directors
|
,ion of the machinery IL finished The
development Of the property will be
pushed more vigorously than ever,
Sinking will lac resumed in the Laura
and Swiss Girl shafts aud also IN the
Alice shaft rs soon AZ the latter can
be equipped with the necessary ma
cnincry. Application for patent for
the thirty five claims in the GROUP
will bc made at an early date and ad
ditionai camp buildings erected to ac-
commodate the large force Of miners
which win be employed.
Asked if the present furry in the
stock market would not interfere with
the financing Of heavy operations 10y
his company, Mr.. Mcneil answered
| that II would not cooper Is DIES
tined TO get back to it's Legitimate
price, he said. "Thc directors aud
| stockholders of the Baumann are not
worried over tnc financial situation.
BY the time the mines are opened and
the great ore bodies blocked out cop
per viii he in greater demand than
ever and II il the intention Of the
company TO have some for sale then. y
The holdings Of the Baumann Cop
per company are located in the Aqua
Fria district, about two mites east Of
Humboldt.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-11-13
ANOTHER STRIKE AT AT BUTTE ACCEPT cU1
IN WAGES

Special Correspondence.
StLOME, Arll, Nov D. Miner,
coming IN from ilnrqna llila report a
good strike having been made in the
crosscut on the 800 foot level ~ the
Golden Eagle claim. At last reports
the crosscut was IN about eight icet.
aud no wall IN sight while consider
able of the ore was literally srriuklrd
with gold The company IL taking out
fine milling ore from the 500 foot level
aud running thirty stamps twelve
hours. aud twenty stamps twenty four
hours daily, on ore taken from the
Golden Eagle claim aud trammcd on"
mile 10 the mill. ~ soon ~ the boil
crs are repaired all stamps will bc run
| twenty four hours. The old shaft NJ
the bonanza claim has been cleaned
ont and repaired to the bottom, 2oj
feet, aud prosecuting as we'll ~ drift
ing j. now IN progress. About 100
men are employed at tnc mine aud mill
aud the number is being increased
rapidly.
~ the Cobralla property in the
| Tank Pass section. north of Salnmr,
two shifts are new hring worked. sink
Ing u shat, on the Carbonate Hill
claim. The shaft i. now DOWN about
- feet ON the incline. the entire shat.
being in ore If high grade. averaging
I. per cent copper. - ounces silver,
and ~ to - GOLD. while shot. put N
| the lime schist footw,ll snow mp con
siderable peacock copper and carbon
atcs.
one ot the --latest strikes is that
made by Hiram Griffin. northwest of
Salomc. \ little copper stain was NJ.
iicod in one Of the large quartz blow
outs 80 numerous in that section. aud
y little work soon disclosed about u
feet of ore. all of high grade. Assays
made recently gave returns of - prr
cent copper AMI 26 ounces silver. hut
this is perhaps somewhat above the
average.
1t now looks as though the old Nul
turc district might again become prom
incnt. Dan McNeill's recent strike of
for some time, ~ by no means the only
good one that has been made in that
section. The Valturc mine. which has
long since passed through IN era OF
golden prosperity. is but prospect
yet, being hut n few hundred feet
deep. it, history Of tlO00O.000 mig ~
easily be- repeated should IL fall into
the hands of people who would develop
op it.
On the Clara mine. over 1000 feet
Of work has been done in shafts AMI
drifts aud u new hoist aud air com.
prcssor have been installed. rhc deep
est shaft il down 40 feet. The ORC
will average $l35 per ton. The uis
iric, in which the Clara is located
seems to bc nm exceptionally rich one
and embraces tac Crown Queen, Pal
mcr group. Baxter AMI Rowland group,
Burns group. MORO mine. AMI Others
further To he south, all Of which
contain high grade ore.
Operations will soon start on tho
Mickey Dolan group Of mines. On the
new 4. 4 G. railroad. 4 company has
been organized for this purpose aud
there is already quite a stir about the
camp. The group has been developed
by several hundred feet Of work. Val
ucs range from $50 to $50 per ton.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-11-13
HOLD UP A TOWN.

CANORA, 3. d., Nov. 7.-se''
armed bandits held up the town. "
day, blew open the safe of the ln'''
state bank, secured $1,000, and toe
escaped, after = running fight with
cal citizens.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-11-13
SETTLE DISPUTE.

LODON, Eng, Nov. o. - Richard
Bell announced tonight that the rail.
road dispute had been settled. No de-.
tails were given out up to late hour
tonight.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-11-13
Durbin williams Nuptials.

Yesterday morning, ~ o:3u O'Clock,
Miss Helen Darbin and Frank " VIII
Jams were united in the bonds Of mat.
rimony bv Justice of the Peace VI"
Lane. The ceremony was performed
NJ the home of the brides father IN
North Mccormick street, ~ She pres
cucc Of only the immediate relatives
of the contracting parties.
The bride L. native of Prescott,
Snc is the daughter of William burbin
I'm old aud respected resident of the
county. who came here when thc pros
porous city Of today was only a vii
lagc. She has large number of rcln
iivcs aud friends here who wish he,
md her husband bon voyage "n m,
matrimonial sea.
The groom is u merchant tailor. "n
loving = prosperous business. lie IN,
resided here for n number Of years
ia which time lee has proven himself q
Young man of more than ordinary bust
ness ability
The happy couple will make ihci,
future home here.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-03-23
LOOKS INTO SOUTH'S
IMMIGRATION
COMM sSIoNER SARGENT LEAVES
FOR GALVESTON AND NEW Or
.ENA.e- -~--.l..As-@-.~..- -sssr,r-
YLAIfJTS OF AMBASSADOR.

Washington, March 22.-Frank p. Sar-
gent, commissioner general OF immigra-
ton, is en- route to Galveston, Tex, and
New Orleans to make an investigation
of the immigration situation along the
Mexican border and in the south. At
Galveston he will consider further meas
ures to reduce the smuggling of immi-
grants across the Mexican frontier, a
question which has not become serious
until the past year.
At New Orleans Commissioner Sargent
will take up the housing of such immi-
grants are are held there for deporta-
ton, or for observation. Complaint has
been made to the italian ambassador that
those not permitted to land, and held
either for deportation or for medical OBJ
servation, are placed in prison, pending
final disposition of their cases.
The ambassador has presented the mat
ter to the state department in a vigor-
GUS manner. He says these persons are
not criminals and ought not to be treated
as such.
Correspondence between the bureau of
immigration and the Officials at New Or
leans show that the matter has been
taken up with the steamship company
which is responsible for the safekeeping
of such immigrants as are detained for
observation, or ordered to be deported
Arrangements are being made for the
proper care of the immigrants, and it IL,
the intention of Commissioner Sargent to
see that the steamship company COM
pletes the arrangements promptly.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-03-23
SHELL TO PIERCE
ANY SHIPS ARMOR
Maxim Announces Invention
Worked on for Years
U. S. DEFENSELESS AS CHINA
Inventor of High Explosives Says Its
Thanks to England That Sume
Other Nation Doesn't
Cal! Our Bluff.

New York, March 22.-Hudson Maxim,
inventor of high explosives, at a dinner
rendered Sir Percy Sanderson by the
Canadian club tonight, maze an an
nouncement concerning a new safety de-
tonating fuse which he has invented after
ten years of experiment and which he
declares has long been the aim of inven-
tors. BY 1t, he said, it is possible to send
an armor piercing shell through armor
and cause it to explode at exactly the
distance behind the armor desired by the
gunner. 1t will not matter whether the
armor is one inch or twelve inches in
thickness, the inventor said.
Mr.. Maxim recalled that several years
ago at the Canadian society dinner he
announced his invention of maximite. By
this announcement he said he mains the
final victory over armor as at present
hardened.
Beside the new safety fuse Mr.. Maxim
said he could tell the diners about a new
smokeess powder, stabellite, which he
has just begun to manufacture, but
which is still in process of experiment.
The speaker prefaced his talk about high
explosives with talk on comparatively
undefended seaboards of the Atlantic and
Pacific coasts of the United States.
1.-The tremendous expense of modern
warfare he said. makes the unpre-
pared nation the only inviting bait. Poor
old China is a good example of what
may happen to a nation unprepared to
maintain its own peace by being prepared
for war. We are relatively as defense
less as China. Suppose some other ma
ton should attempt to force our hand and
call our bluff. Thanks to England, she
does not call the bluff"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-03-23
NEGRO ATTEMPTS
CRIMINAL ASSAULT
MRS. BEN RICE is SAVED BY PET
SHEPHERD DOG WHEN CLEvE-
LAND HAnO!N ATTACKS HER
NEAR FLORENCE

Florence. March %. 2.-(Special.)-A posse
with bloedhounds are in pursuit of Cleve-
land Hardin, a negro, who attempted
criminal assault on Mrs. Ben Rice, This
afternoon at o'clock, at her home seven
miles west of this county.
The negro was prevented from accom-
plshing his evil purpose by a pet shep-
herd dcg. who attacked him when be en-
tered the room where Mrs. Rice was alone
and attempted to lay hands on her
Mr.. Rice was in Florence attending
court as a juryman and Mrs. Rice was
alone. Hardin had been released from
the county Jail last Saturday by Mr.. Rice
who went his bail and was employed On
che farm of the latter
An alarm was given at once and dogs
were secured from Columbia, Tenn. The
city of Florence and the community in
which the crime was committed is in
q fever of excitement tonight and it is
possible that the military will be called
out to protect the negro. If he is cap
tured.
Mrs. Rice Is sister-in-law of Sheriff
Young OF this county.