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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1907-05-09
DR.. Shoop's
Might Cure
M. NJ. SWEET

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for weak eidneys, backache, infama-
tion of the bladder and all urinary
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Store.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1907-05-09

Many man has failed while wait
to advertise judiciously. Moral: Elk
perts may come high. but we must
have EN-.
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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1907-05-09

terial is dark blue cashmere, and
the plaid is one of the bright ones of
the Scottish clans, but all materials
that are used for little girls dresses
are appropriate and color is always
a matter of individual preference.
Piaids this year are exceptionally
varied while also 1t will be found
that the list of plain colors is a long
one. Dark blue always is serviceable,
but brown and green in many shades
are equally fashionable, and claret
and Venetian reds are showing a
greater number of shades than ever
before.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-11-27
MUST HAVE CERTIFICATE.

The Ia wcDnctcI by the last Lcgis
laturc, prohibiting the practice of op
tomctry in Arizona without first Sc.
curing n certificate Of permission from
the board Of examiners, is To be rigidly
enforced.
The law provides that those who
were practicing optomctry prior TO and
nj the time the law was passed and
approved, can secure permit by filing
an affidavit 10 the effect that they
were actually engaged in the practice
prior TO the passage Of the bill, and by
paying an annual tax 10 the secretary
Of the commission Of not more than ~.
This application under the law is Ia
bc made within six months after its
passage and that period Of time has
about elapsed. Those who were not On
gagged in practice at the time Of the
passage Of the bill must pass an exam
ination before the commission bcfor,
they will be given certificate and
allowed 10 practice. The commission /,
made up of three resident Arizona op
ticians.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-11-27
MONEY IS OFFERED
FOR SALE ON CURB


interests were making n great effort 10
get the situation under control. This
created better feeling and much Of
ia, money taken from the banks by
dcositorq IN the early days Of the
furry was finding it's way bnck into
the cnanncls of tfndc
81 learned ~ III, east that there
WAS u large amount of money ready
for investment IN western mining IN
tcrpriscs. but IL viii not hc let lousc
until confidence ~ restored.
"rhc situation * especially distress
ing To the large manufacturing con
Germs, which are compelled Ia pay u I
per cent discount on money Ia meet
their payrolls. Many of the banks re-
fuse To- cash railroad checks. ~ well a'
checks of other large concerns, which
have money IN deposit to their credit
81 have two syndieatcs ready Il
start operations on mining propcrti"'
in this county ~ soon M confidenc" .
restored. The leading men of these
concerns consider the situation toe
chaotic vet to advance the ncccssar'
capital
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-11-27
BOOK AGENT SLEEPING
HIMSELF INTO GRAVE.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2l--.John Chris
tellia, n book agent, is sleeping himself
TO death nj Lincoln hospital. Eleven
doctors have been taking turns trying
TO wake him, but he slumbers on, and
none Of the men of medicine have
been able to get at the cause of the
coma.
Christellia retired TO his room early
Wednesday, and went 10 bed. The
hotel attaches tried 10 awaken him at
tho usual hour, and failed. Tney tried
TO arouse him ut intervals all day, and
late in the afternoon called n police
man, who advised that tho slumberinQ
man be sent to the hospital.
The man appears 10 be In n natura
state Of sleeping Inconsistencies. II,
il unable TO take nourishment, and. un
less his faculties are aroused, his ad
vanced age will cause his reserve vital
ity TO fade and finally to disappear be
J fore many hours elapse.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-11-27

"In the history of civilized govern
mcuts. this is the first time, believe,
that the money of u country has been
offered for sale on the curb, said Al
iorncy T.. VI. sanford, who arrived
home Yesterday from an extended visit
IN the east. embracing New York, Dos
ton aud otncr large industrial rrntcrs.
Speaking 10 a journal Miner repre-
sentative, he said. "This state of af
fairs exists now in New York. Money
~ exchanged there for clearing house
cert lhcatrs aud other securities AT u
discount of - per cent. Four per
cent is charged 10y the banks for cur
roncv IN exchange for clearing house
certificates aud drafts from other
banks. and ~ Chicago some of the
banking institutions absolutely refuse
To- cash New York drafts Mt all. Tn,
cashier of Chicago hotel refused IL
accept a 81 New York draft IA "x
change for hotel accommodations, an
the party was compelled 10 issue
personal checks for the amount due.
"Icfor, I left Boston aud New
York." he added. "ihc large hnnnr'a
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-11-27
Dodge & Stephens
MEMORIAL DAY SERVICES
At THE ELKs' THEArEs.

The annual Memorial Day services,
which, In compliance with tho Gran'
Lodge law, are held annually on Inc
nrst Sunday in December by every
lodge throughout Elkdom, will DO hela
ut the Elks' Taeater, ON Sunday 81
ternoon, December I, at 3 O'Clock.
The Memorial Day committee, A."
which Brother b. C. Davis 10 chair
man, has been very fortunate In seeu''
ing for orator on tho above occasion,
Brother Leroy Anderson, member OF
Prescott Lodge, No. $40. Brother An
derson 10 q gifted orator, and, beng
thoroughly informed on Elkdom anu
ito purposes, there IL every indictA'o"
that the theater will DO packed to ne'.
his eloquent tribute to the memory u
our departed brothers.
The public 10 cordially invited 10 Az.
tend.
b. G. DAVIS,
Chairman.
G. +. HUTCHINGS,
@. II. NLANE,
] Couuittes'
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-11-27
SHEEP INDUSTRY
WILL CONTINUE
TO IMPROVE
Such Is Opinion Of U.
S. Sheep Inspector
OF Prescott


Dr. H. ". \. Walker 1T The Eu''n
of Animal Industry. recently apr'n'
cd United state. sheep inspector van
headquarters IN this city, VIII" arrive !
mere last evening. advances the "ru
ION that the sheep Industry vii cor
tinuc 10 improve for many tcnis Hu
prove profitable 10 thos" 'ug""'"
IN IL.
IN conversation with journal.
Miner representative, last evening hr
said: "Shocp raising * nov "n" ~
the important industtics of th" I"rr
tory. IN my opinion II ~ destined to
prove even NOR" pruiiinbl" - iutui'
wears ~ those engaged ~ II. Than -
the past. The people of the cas-, ~"
beginning In appreciate po"d mutton.
The demand for II ~ increasing con
stantly. This nns b"cum more appa
cnt during III" past two years. IN"
demand for mutton ~ also increasing
in England Wool prices are also good.
~ find very fair grade of sheep
in this Territory. The wool grow rs
| ar, u very intelligent class of men and
I notice n disposition among them lo
improve heir flocks hy ~" iutrrduc
| ton Of ihuroughbrcds. Will" ih'
grade Of sheep here, taken ~ whole
IL fairly good, there is mucn room toi
Improvement. Mutton buyers ~
anxious to purchase the best on thu
market. aud IL ~ - noticeable fact
that they now pass up sheep witt
|, wrinklcL n.cks for the better bred NUT
tons.
| at IL n mistake Ia believe that Al
that ~ necessary for the improvement
of the grade of n flock ~ 20 Intr Iduc'
some Thoroughbred bucks. In the Iu'
chase of tnoroughbrcds care shout Va
taken tina, IA. animal has the appear
ancc Of good muttons of it, class. TIT
fact that the animal ~ a thoroughbrc'
does not prove that II ~ Of u higl
grade. A Thoroughbred. 10 command
fancy price. should be- endowed with nj
tnc principal characteristics of IT
breed. Sheep men should bear this Il
mind when they are asked high price
for thoroughbrcd-.
"Thcre are now about 10000 shcc
in the Del Rio country ready Ia b
dipped. About the same number - q,
pcctcd here in few day"
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-11-27
SHATTUCK- ARIZONA
MINE IS ON
FIRE
Miners Unable TO 10
cate Flames Owing
To Smoke

About ESQ O'Clock. "Wednesday
morning. 6r, broke out in the Sattuck
Arizona mine at lilshcc. aud within =
short time was raging mass ot hamcs
a. such ntcnscucss ~ 10 prevent the
large number of men, who soon made
thrir way to the property. from enter
ing the tunnel according g. The ni~hoo
Review
shortly after t. O'Clock, James
Nowlin employed "a nigh, engineer at
Oh. Shattuck Arizona, walked mp The
hill 90 20 to work. aud passing ,h"
shaft ON his way ,o the change room.
uoticrd smok" coming cut of the shaft.
He thought this was peculiar, and '"
marked IL To- the man he was relieving.
Within n few minutes IN immense
cloud of smoke rolled upward, followed
by flames lire alarm was immed
sicily turned in an1 emergency hose put
70 work.
A number II mon secured saddle
torses from thc stables and rode "a
The scene of the fire. which was gain.
ing Roadway with .vcry minute. Two
EXTRA hoses were coupled 10 IRE plugs
md lowered into the shaft
Tine SnnttucK moist is located on the
crcs, Of y hill, and about fifty feet
from the surface. running west, ~ n
tunnel opening on the side Of tde hill
Through this opening large volume
Of smoke was pouring.
Superintendent, Pattison was notified
anil appeared on the scene within q
short time. He put fore, Of men 10
work bulkhcading the tunnel AMI IN,
others were sent 10 the Cupritc shaft
for the purpose Of making their way
Through tine connecting drift to The
500 level II the Shnttuck. The men al
the collar of tn, shaft were playin,
the water. and after about an hour I
work were apparently making head
way, rs the volume of smoke lie
creased.
Those sent 10 the Cupri,c were nm
able 10 get very far ahead as the con
meeting drift was chokcd with smoke
At 2:30 O'Clock IL was still impos
Sible to locate the fire.
There were no men in the mine att"
$3.50 o'clock. M at the present time tn
force has been greatly curtailed. an
only n day shift Of miners is beinI
worked. Superintendent Pattiso'
stated that he had no means of find
ing out where the fire was. saying tina
il might either bc IN one Of the stop"
or perhaps only in the shaft.
II the fire originated in one Of tn
slopes il will undoubtedly do thous
snds Of dollars worth of damage. AM
may perhaps yet n sulphidc ore bod.
on fire, with results similar to those -"
the blaze which has been burning h
III. United Verde mines Mt Jerome. ]
II IN only in the shaft IT will probab'
he quenched by the water which IN no'
being played into the mine.
The fire mt the Shattuck bears no ~
Intion whatever to the gases whief
during the latter part of last w'eF
were discovered in the Calumet Ar
roma and two Of the Copper Quee
shafts. The Shattuck property lie
more than mile distant from tnc area
where the gases are emanating an
in not connected with that section q
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-11-27
ARIZONA
General News.

Tucson houses are To be r. mum
bcrcd.
The bank at Thatcher has resumed
gold payment.
The big Ware ranch in the Salt River
valley has been sold 10 NJ. VI. Whitlow
for $1,000.
There are several eases Of smallpox
in Bisbce, but To date there have been
no deaths.
Fred An lcrson. injured in mine OK.
plosion at Wcndcndalc, recently. died
at Phoenix.
Tucson is ovcrrun by tramps, and II
has been found necessary 10 put on
extra policemen.
Jack I.anahan. who slugged Judg"
Grier of Lowell, was found hiding IN
| the brush near Tombstone and arrested
lie in n bartender.
Miss Margaret Mclaughlin aud
Weaver Bricr two popular young PEG
pie of Stafford, are to he joined in mar
riagc ON December 3.
Burglars are doing Wholesale bns'
ness in Nogalcs. Residences aud buS
ness houses are being entered and the
officers seem helpless.
Sch,ldon, the "wondcr worker,
who hypno,ized young Tucson VIZ
| AZ. L. Ia a
have been seen in III Paso.
| T.. !. sheldon, wanted in Graham
county for cmbczzling $500 from thu
shannon Copper company. has b'e'
arrested in tn. City Of Mexico.
Tucson Republicans are famine
stricken. No one can be found to rur
for councilman on their ticket, and The
city election occurs on December D.
Work il being pushed on the Lone
star shaft near Stafford. A depth o'
| 800 feet has been attained and Their
are strong symptoms Of sulphide bod
les.
| Col Powell Of the Calumet d Ari
IONA says the copper rituation IN al
right, and that just m soon as thu
money market rights itself things vii
70 booming.
A laundry has been started in tn
nrtesian belt section south OF Stafford
| An artesian well 1000 feet deep !
to DO sunk in the artesian belt sout
Of Stafford.
James Corliss, n miner in the War
rem district, died suddenly in "a miner
rooming house, An autopsy shove
that death was caused by rupture q
tnc heart.
) The demurrer to the indictm.u
charging Tucson book dealers wit
maintaining a trust has been sustaine
and the case will go over TO the ne,
federal grand jury.
United States Attorney AlcSand'
: secured twenty-five convictions
Tucson Mt the recent session OF Ia
federal court there. All Of the co'
vicfcu went 10 ruihh'
George Hardy, well known through
out the Territory, died mt Clifton, la
week, aged -. lie was promine'
member OF tho Rod Men, md formcrl
lived Mt Tombstone.
Prescott IL soon to he filled with be
zine buggics, according to I'os a
gcles paper. which credits recent
returned auto agent with having so
Reese Ling ton Of the horselcss carts.
Tom Willis, we'll known ranch
Of Cochisc county, has been arrest'
on tho charge of forgery, committ'
in Texas several years ago He W
taken 10 Fairbanks for examination.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-11-27
PUBLIC RECORDS.
instruments FILED As Reported by the
Prescott Title Company.

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company III" a'hdav't OF assessment
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AMI fe-Bill OF Sale. $3.50. Gait
' and horses
Herbert Lewis and \. 7. Jones
cate western star mine, Blue Tank di
tr'ct
'has' huckleshausen to Thos
coleman and Fred DeArmond-l
Deed one'haif interest in Disput
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Golden VETS mines, and two wat
hgh's' big hug district.
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Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-11-27
TO MEET IN WASHINGTON.

FRENCH LICK, Ind, Nov. 22.-At
the conference Of the members OF the
Democratic National committee, here,
today, il was decided to hold a meet
inp OF the committee IN Washington,
ID. G., December 20, Mt which time the
time and place for nolding the ma
tional convention next year will he de
cided.
---
Jourpal. Miner want ads-try them
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-11-27

A Justice Of the peace nj Douglas
has made the announcement that he
will accept clearing mousse certificates,
Mexican money, frijolcs, spaghetti,
coal, beans. blankcts-any old thing
that will help him through the winter,
in payment for fines.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-11-27

They were dining at local Chinese
restaurant, when the gentleman de-
clarcd his tea was cold. To sec " it
really was. the Chink put his finger
In IL, then set tho cup down again,
and Indignantly denied the assertion
that It wns cold. The diner didn't
drink II.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-11-27
TIDBITS
BY
SAYD PSHAW

Ever noticed how u man. whose
wife IN away, IT watch'd!' asks the
hut did you ever notice how tac man
whose wife is at home il watched
"Wha, IL the chief import of this
country!' asked the teacher of a.
High school pupil, yesterday.
"Gold," promptly answered the
youth. who keeps up with the times.
Chris Urbcl, n former Yuma convict,
released IA year ago, returned To that
place recently aud distributed among
tn, merchants worthless checks amount
ing TO almost 800. lie evidently be-
lievcs in pa,ronizing the HON" m"r'
chants.
A Justice Of the peace nj Douglas
has made the announcement that he
will accept clearing mousse certificates,
Mexican money, frijolcs. spaghetti,
coal, beans. blankcts-any old thing
that will help him through the winter,
in payment for fines.
Reports from tao carriage makers
are 10 the effect that they are now
putting in all their time In making
water wagons, in anticipation Of the
rush Of orders which usually occurs
about January I. High sidsboards will
DO "a feature of this yenr's models.
They were dining at n local Chinese
restaurant, when the gentleman de-
! clarcd his tea was cold. To see " it
really was, the Chink put his finger
In IL, then set tho cup down again,
and Indignantly denied the assertion
that II wns cold. The diner didn Z
drink IL.
A fond father Of the Mountain City
had just finished furnishing his son and
heir for some offense.
81 chastise you, not because I'm
angry with you, but because ] love
YOU" said the father, cndeavoring "a
Impress the boy with a moral sense
Of the deed.
"well," tho lad unexpectedly re
Piled, 81 wish ! was little bigger
ia return your love"
| lie WAS discussing n recent dcrail
ment on the \. r., =. 4 T., when the
train upon which h. was brakeman
left tine track.
"Y'u see, twas like dis. r. Con
he was up In q dog house Aippin It's
sues; T. tallowpot WAS acrackin
black diamonds and = cagle-eye wa
a. greasin' T. pig, r. hind shack wa
a -poundin' his ear and ] WINS on /
mogul a.bendin' rails, when we strucl
n hoarse frog and = whole mess hit I
ditch
He had called TO accompany her an
her mother TO the Electric. After
weary wait on the elderly person, tn
girl said;
Gwen DO late, I guess. will hav
to wait several minutes for m
mother"
"IIours, 10 you are willing" he ga
lantly replied.
Il "Ours," the girl rapturously e,
claimed. 80, George, do you mean It
This IL no sudden. When shall we b
married."
And what could the poor boy lof
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-11-27

Reports from tao carriage makers
are 10 the effect that they are now
putting in all their time In making
water wagons, in anticipation Of the
rush Of orders which usually occurs
about January !. High sidsboards will
DO "a feature Of this yenr's models.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-11-27

Chris Urbcl, n former Yuma convict,
released "a year ago, returned to that
place recently and distributed among
tn. merchants worthless checks amount
ing 10 almost 800. lie evidently be
lievcs in pa,ronizing the HON" m"r
chants.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-11-27

"What IL the chief import of this
countryv' asked the teacher of q
High school pupil, yesterday.
"Gold," promptly answered the
youth. who keeps up with the times.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-11-27

Ever noticed how u man. whose
wife IN away, IT watchcd!' asks the
editor Of the Atchison Globe. SURE,
but did you ever motto" how tn" man
whose wife is at home il watched
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-06

than that he walk in the open slight
OF day, e an honest man should, and
submit the process Of the law,
which have no terrors for the right
eous citizen. Mr. Rockefeller knows
no more now than he did a week ago
what is wanted Of him nor viii he
know fully until he appears before
the court which has cummoned him
Ian he knows Is that his presence in
court is desired and that ne knew
from the beginning. as he admits that
he has been reading in the newspa-
pers about The hunt for him
/ The path Of the mutImflionaire
does not lead always throazh happy
fields and the very rid b1et
with many annoyances 85rer
men escape. It is not Unlikely that
az times thsy are subjected to legal
lexacdons that would not be put upon
hess conspicuous persons Possibly
1.-The summons to Mr. Rockefeller to
appear in Judge Landls' court is an
unnecessarily Troublesome require.
ment Of him, Ut that is not for him
any more ~ it is for anyfsdy else
to say uDonA he mere face Of Che mat
Ter as 81 Ypresented. lie has been
summoned 10 court and il is his dutg
to obey the summons and, at least
learn what IS wanted Of him His
lodging about and scurrying 70 cover
ron the officers Of the law make
most pitifuI and paltry exhibit and
quite blot out any sympathy chat
might Otherwise be felt for him in
the burden Of his great riches
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-06
GRAVES AGAIN.

Col John Temple Graves has been
talking in old Kentucky, and the
theme Of his conversation has been
Roosevelt and the presidents ability
to break the solid south. says the
Charleston Post. Colonel Graves
states, without fear Of contradiction
that Mr.. Roosevelt would easily carry
The states Of Georgia and Tennessee
ii he should run again for the presi-
dency. Why promise only two states
when there IS a Whole esion to be
drawn upon? 1t is just as easy to
say that Mr. Roosevelt will carry the
entire south as that he will carry
Georgia and Tennessee-and just as
likely to happen AS matter of
TACT, Georgia would probably give a
greater majority against Roosevelt
than any other southern state except
Texas, despite the oratory of Colonel
Graves and the exhibition of the
Buloch home at jamestown.
In 1904 Georgia returned a oemo-
cratic plurality Of $4,000, although
one OF its favorite sons, particular
friend Of Colonel Graves, namely,
Tom Watson, was candidate fol
president and obtained a good many
votes in his own state. TO be exact
Watson got only nineteen hundred
votes fewer than Roosevelt and the
presidents vote was ten thousand
behind that of Mckinley in the state
-FOUR years before In 1900 Georgia
gave Mckinley total of S5,0S'
votes; in 1904 it gave Roosevelt 20.
5S5; in 1905, after Hoke Smith has
put his negro Acknowledgement pro
gram into operation, the republican
vote will probably not amount to 10,
200. and that would be all that Roose
Welt would get.
Still, that won't stop Colone
Graves pledging his state to the
president. Rhetoric, not fact, is thu
colonel's long suit