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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-08
PUBLIC RECORDS.
instruments Filed As Reported by the
 Prescott Titlo Company.

!. r.. Mahurin to Edward Mahurin- W. Deed. Eight acres in N. w. quar- ter of x. W. quarter See. 32, li N, 5 F.
 W. X. Rowe to !. R. Mcdonald Deed. One.cighth interest in Empress mine, IIassayampa district.
 C. r.. Chnmpic loSntcs four mines, ono placer, two mill sites and water rights, lIumbug district.
 Thos. l.. Won Kncilc and F. ]. Leib to Edward ]. Blakely-P Power of At torucy. Concerning mines, etc, in IIumbug district.
 r. x. O'Bricn amends locations of two mines, Blue Tank district.
 r. Nj. Murphy and wife to Mrs Mary plmmcr-W Deed. s2,3i2.6s. Lot II. block 2, Flcury's addition, Prescott.
 Mrs. E. E. Wilde locates Addic minc Blue Tank district.
 Colin Munro locates Henry Stcnger mine, Eureka district. Howard Sheep company io Jesse NJ. Irwin W. Decd. F. half of N. F of x. F. h, Sec. 10, T. 2i N., k. 9 W.
 Chas. r. Mahan and wifc to c. D. F. Mortimcr--Bill of Sale. l50 cattle, 13 horses, etc.
 Q. c. Decd. Lots 22, 2i, block 23, Pres. colt.
 l Edwin Meek ct al locate three mines, Sullivan district.
 F. A. Bowman amends locations of two placcrs, Big Bug district.
 Emma Scarborough locates Lottic mine, Peck district.
 T. ]. Boltz locates Homo mine, Tur. key Creek district.
 John Vale and T. ]. Boltz locate Hope mine, Turkey Creek district.
 J. R. Mcdonald, F. C. Wilder, J. l.. Davis and NJ. q. Burns to Outlook Cop. per company-M. Deed. si0. Moon mine, Hassayampa district.
 Nathan Levy and Jeanette Levy to Lookout Copper company-M. Decd $l0. Mark Twain mine, IIassayampa district.
 W. A. Cline, J. k. Mcdonald and F ]. Farley to Lookout Copper company M. Decd. sl0. Empress mine, Has sayampa district.
 The Poland Mining company amends Articles of Incorporation.
 Nelson Gable, N. Levy and r. C Wilder io Lookout Copper company NJ. Deed. SI0. Mark Twain mine IIassaynmpa district. C. NJ. Willard and wife to Fannie l.. and John l.. Munds W. Deed Lot Q, II, block l, Enst Prescott. [ City of Prescott to Ethel M Murphy e. c. Decd. Lot 90, block l7, an, two parcels in \. one.half block r Prescott. City of Prescott to lIarriott l.. Ed wards-Q C. nccd. Lots l3, l5. blocl "E," Prescott.
 c. c. Stukcy to C. K. Crosby M Deed. One.fourth interest in Bulls eye mine, Eureka district. City of Prescott to J. ]. Hawkins e. C. Deed. Center one third of lot e2, 2i, block :, Prescott. 1 Wm. Marschall to !. K. Miller NJ Deed. 5000. Deserted Nos. I,2, Bee Hive, Silver Dyke, Silver Sprinl and Volcano mines, Eureka district.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-08
WARNING NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that the un. dcrsigncd, owner of the Neimnn group of claims, and located about 90 miles west of Hillside and adjoining the pat ented claims of Lawlcr X Wells, in the Eureka mining district, Yavapai county, Ariz., will not bc responsible for debts of any kind contracted for labor and improvements on said prop. erty, while it is being worked under bond.
 GUY ALLEN,
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-08
REGATTA DAY AT ANNAPOLIS.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, May 3.-Tomor row may fairly he called Regatta day" at the Naval academy. The first crow will engage in it's annual race with Yale, while the navy second crew will row the second crew of Georgetown, and the third crew will row the eight of Georgetown preparatory school.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-08

FROM TARGET RANGE, six mile. north of Prescott, one cor rel horse. 1t hands, Q years old, bob tail, wearing new leather halter. branded F. r on left hip. Liberal re- ward if delivered to Captain Arm istcad, Twcnty.frst infantry, at tar pet range
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-08
MINE WARNING NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that tho un. dersigaed, owner of the Neiman group of claims, and located about 30 miles west o' Hillside and adjoining the pat cnted claims of Lawlcr & Wells, in the Eureka mining district, YavapaI county. Arizona, will not be responsible for debts of any kind contracted for labor and improvements on said pro perty while it is being worked under bond.
 GUY ALLEN,
 By s. J. Gnash, nt,orney.i .in.fact. 7'4-O6. etaoinetaoi
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-08
TAFT TO SPEAK.

WASHINGTON, D. C., May B. Secretary Taft is expected to make a political speech n, the Republican State convention of Oklahoma, at Tulsa, June c.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-08
Iily News
 ....En Brlet
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.lum Tbur.lny s DaiIy)

Hcus C.uson Visitor Nn.N4u.. Ib. H.Us Canyon wood u,ul.rt. .i.. .b.r..u nu.inc'' Mayer viator
 En. n.u..., Mayer 'rucr and sto,.mw. ., b.r. ou .U'i' v''i' Here From Harrington d. J. pW5rr of Harrington came 'n In., ,,cuu. ou short hu.Incs- yi'it On Professional Business.
 Dr. E. T Roph of Poland came 'n ln., evening con professional business Congress Junction Visitors
 Mr and Mir. ! l.. Thomas of Con. prc.s .Iunciion are visiting iu the city In From Ills Mines.
 R. NJ. pougbcr,y came iu ln't even ing from hi4 mines iu Inc Bradshaw mountains. near Grown King. A Flying Visit
 Attorney Leroy Anderson paid fly ing professional visit yesterday to Ash Fork.
 phoouician Here.
 r. r. Parker the Phoenix capitalist, arrived here ycs,criay from the valley on business connected with his mining interests m this county. Mining Man Visits
 II. X. Kendall the Black Hills min. ing man. n here on short business visit.
 A Flying visit
 Joe McSpnrr,n, inc Humboldt livery man. paid s flying visi, yesterday '" thc city.
 Mine Manager Visits.
 l.. F.. Mpacs, general manager of th" Rosnlic Copper company. is here on 1zwinng business.
 bre From Hillside. <t1lIank Miller. the Hillside frcightcr mine owner, spent yesterday here
 hasing supplies. Ehn&k From Phoenix.
 -pclrrite to Congress !, Y. Will Ason rcturuct vos,orday from week s Afcs.ioud ,idt to Phoenix and the iycr valley. .EL. Flagx,an. )s Dcp Naerif John Merritt left yes tc-d,y fc s1ags;an to summon wit ,sf ncssos for inc May term of court, which ! convencs here Monday. ' h From Juanita.
 ~C. F.. Warren. superintendent of the Junnita Mining company. in the Crook Canyon district. came in last evening from his camp on company business. old Timer Visits.
 w. A. Long. the Lower Lynx Creek mine owner and old time resident of / sthis section. spent yesterday m the 'sty, circulating among his many Friends.
 Back From Copper Czar.
 Mrs. Duncan B. Hood returned yes tcrday from visit to the Copper Czar mine. where she was the gucs, of MT and Mrs F. W. McClave during tho past week.
 Loft for Home.
 II. C. Mailoy left yesterday for his home in Asco. after a pleasant business ,isit here. Mrs. Malloy and baby sor sill leave in a few days for the coast where she will spend the sumner months with relatives and friends. Wool Grower Here.
 F. l.. Clements of the firm of Edic S Clements, Albuquerque, N. M., woo growers. is visiting in the city. Tho firm has large number of sheep grs, Ing on the mountain and valley range' Of this county.
 Leave for the Coast.
 F. Q. Miller. tonsorial artist in th' Fred Rief shop on Cortez street, an' Bob Young. manager of the O. K. Mca Market, will leave today for an ex tended visit at the different summc resorts on the California coast. wher they will spend their summer vacations
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-08
(From Fridays Ds,iy.) Mayer Visitor.

Mayer Visitor.
 Mrs. ]. A. Phillips of Mayer is here on n short visit. McCabo vHitor.
 Tst. Hubbard of Mccabc K in the eifA \ business visit. (Phocptx Visitors.
 Mr. ,and Mrs. l.. V, Crabb of Phoc- nix at, visiting in the city stockansu Visits.
 IL W Goughran. tho Skull Valley stockman, is visiting in the city Here Prom Mayer
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-08

guest she has been here for the past week
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-08
A Professional Visit.

Attorney r.. NJ. Sanford will lea today for the Henrietta mine, in { Big Bug district, on professional bu ness
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-08

Attorney Reese N. Ling 'cfday from a profcs'Ionn utnr.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-08
Left for Oklahoma.

Mrs. W. c. Paul lcft yesterday fo a visit with relatives in oklahoma City okla.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-08

Simmons Visitors.
 Mr. and Mrs. !. Estccs of Simmons are visiting in tho city Mir. Estccs recently returned from trip through the mining districts adjacent 10 the Bradshaw Mountain railroad, where he reports much activity and wonderful improvements made during the past year.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-08
Pioneer Minor Here.

iIoH'Ni miH'i h'iV'
 Jasper Phillips, q pioneer miner this county, came in yesterday from mining camp in the Iinssnyampa [ trict.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-08
Back From Phoenix.
Tn From Iron Queen.
Back Prom Phoenix.

Joseph Bold, general agent of th Arizona Brewing company, rcturnc yesterday from business visit to Pho' nix.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-08
Looking for Mines.
Back From Long Beach.

Back From Long Beach.
 T. II. Brown, president and manager of the Long Beach Mining company, operating in th Hills district, returned here la' from n visit with his family Beach, Cal.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-08
Left for the Coast.

Mr. and Mrs. r. R. Stewart l. tcrdny for a ten days visit ' coast.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-08
Back From Jerome.

.l. NJ. llo'tam has rctur iufiu,ss visit to Jerome.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-08

VIII Ketnrn Home.
 !. NJ. Nichols will leave today foi his home at the Henrietta mine. in the Fig Bug distirct, after pleasant four days' visi, here. Visiting With Friends.
 Mrs F. A. Taylor left last nigh, or inc southbound train for Phoenix where she will spend the next few day, visiting with friends
New-York tribune., 1907-08-27
ACCUSES HEAD OF GLASS COMPANY
Leopold Manbourg Vice-President Asks
Receiver for Chambers Concern.

Pittsburg Aug &c (SpeciaD-Serious allegations
are contained in a suit filed in court here to-day
by Leopold Manbourg. ce-president of the Cham
bers Window Glass Company, OF Pittsburg and
Mount Vernon Ohio. against James S. Chambers.
president of the company. Ar. Manbourg demands
a receiver for the company and injunction
straning Mr.. Chambers from turning the
Pittsburg Plate Glass Company the plant. assets
and good will OF the
Mr.. Manbourg states that the capital of the COM
pany is $4,000 the bonded Indebtedness Sl30 900
and the outstanding debt only s35 900. He alleges
that the company is In excellent condition, adds
that July % Mr.. Chambers told him that il was
financially embarrassed and that since that time
Mr.. Chambers has refused him access to the books
The plant alone. he says. is worth 1915 600.
Mr. Manbourg alleges that Mr.. Chambers has an
agreement with tho Pttsburg Plate Glass Company
to turn the entire concern that corporation.
and he believes 1t Is his intention to do so to the
detriment Of tho other stockholders
New-York tribune., 1907-08-27
MITRDERERS NAY 90 FREE
No Eridence to COnJict an KILLING
of Father Kaspar.

Racausa the police have not sufficient evidence
10 convict Paul Sarksian. Sarkis Ermoyian ana
John Mouradian Of the murder OF father Nas'aI ~
vartanian. whose body was found in trunk on
Nav % at No 333 West E7th street. they cannot be
extradited from France ut this time
soon after the murder OF Father Kaspar," said
Acting District ATTORNEY Mott yesterday, Deputy
Commissioner Hanson and Inspector McCafferty
came 10 this office and gave US all particulars
they had regarding the capture of Sarkisian in
Marseilles and the evidence they had against him.
But the evidence was not sufficient TO bring them
back Unless the police furnish with better
evidence than have. Father kaspar's muir
derers may be brought to Justice
The present address of the men is No. 52S Balik
Bazaar. Varna. Bulgaria. according TO the facts
given the officials by George Kurkjan. OF No.
1876 East 27th street. who saw Ermoyian and Moura-
dian at Marseilles. France. on June - He had
seen them in Armenian restaurants in this city.
and knew their faces Meeting them In France he
attempted TO make their acquaintance. They said
they had just come from Egypt, but by their
American clothes he suspected they were not tell
ing the truth. AT that time according TO a state
Gnent ne has made he did not know of the mys-
terlous trunk murder But the same day at the
American Consulate he got the American papers
and read of the crime Then he investigated. He
found "a man. BOghos. who came from the
same Armenian town the two men. and learned
from him that the men had much American money
several thousand dollars
The escape of the men matter OF ease and
comfort, For a week after the murder the trio
remained the vicinity of New York Ermoyian
and Mouradian May % went to Montreal Can
ada by way OF the New York Central At a
on May ST. the steamship Ionan. of the Allan Line.
sailed from Montreal for Liverpool The night be-
fore Ermoyian and Mouradian hau gone aooaru as
steerage passengers.
Paul Sarkisian remained in New York for fuIi
week after the discovery of Father Kaspars body
Then he too took the Montreal route to freedom.
sailing on the virginian. of the Allan Line. on
New-York tribune., 1907-08-27
RECEIVERS LOST STOCKS
". G.. Allison Says He Vas
Drugged and Robbed.

Walter G. Allison. said to have been an off,
Ger at one time of the Carnegie Trust Com
pany walked into the West Attn street ponce
station and claimed a package of stock certif-
Gates with a face value of $1,000 and two
bankbooks recording deposits of S2.oo IN the
name Of Grace c. Allison. of Leonia, N j. he
told the police that on Friday he met a man
and they had several drinks In downtown
cafe Mr. Allison believes he was drugged' ior
hs remembers nothing from that time until he
woke I'D at the Waldorf on Sunday night
He read in yesterdays papers about James
Conneu proprietor of the Amherst Hotel
SD street and Seventh avenue. turning the Ger
tiicates and bankbooks over to the police
C,onnel told the police that the satchel had
been left at the hotel by man who slgned INC
register as John Lukes, of Chicago Lukes ana
another man shared a ROOM Connell SAID inc
hotel man told the police Lukes informed him
that his companion had obtained the sdtciiei
containing the bonds and bank books from
man ''in a saloon downtown Lukes ielt
the hotel to see whether he could get a reward
for the return of the papers. When he re-
turned TO the hotel he learned that the man
who shared his room had hurriedly dlsap-
peared Then Lukes left the hotel and Con-
nell took the bonds to the police station
The police are now looking for Lukes-
The bonds were of the international Motor
Vehicle Company. When Allison called at the
police station he showed papers to identity
himself and the satchel
At the Carnee Trust Company offices no one
seemed to know w. C. Allison A special po-
Iceman said Mr.. Allison had come in early In
the morning to get his mail and had not re-
turned.
It was said that when the company was
formed, Just a year ago, Allison was IN inc
auditing department. He later became sohC-
itor and remained IN that capacity until 'hree
or four months ago. when he left the service OIL
the company One man at the Carnegie ONCE
said he understood Allison was an ofhcer OF lhe
international Motor Company. No. ZO3 Broad
way. In room No. 705 of that building a man
who refused to give his name, but said ne was
an officer of another company, volunteered 'he
information that the International Motor COM
pany was S5 100000 concern. but that IL was
not bonded and had no office at present IL was
said that Allison was about to be elected treas
urer OF the company.
1t was learned that Mr. Allison was a relauEe
OF w B. Allison United States Senator from
Iowa. and a personal and business friend OF
Andrew Carnegie
New-York tribune., 1907-08-27
BRYAN REPLIES TO TAFT.
Thinks Secretary Should Haze Been
STRONGER for Reform.

Lincoln. Neb.. Aug. &c (SpeciaD.-In THE Com
moner" for Friday ". ]. ssyan will say. under tne
heading Taft Weakens Reform:
Secretary Tafts speech will rove disapponsa
note favor of reform There is not single ques-
on which he takes strong advanced ssrdr pos, of
preventing watered stock opposes the 9ieto
OF ing lines od dd b the he de aot advocate the
ascertaining of the value of the roads or the re-
from the charge of favorng the reductions made
by the states. The railroads may object 10 ;S MI
hardly be scared by his remedies.
On the trust question he, he thundeps at ns
lation but takes the position that mon9p3ty b des
That O it must be CONVICTED Of some harmful act
and this throws the burden of proof upon the gov
difficult when one corporation swallows up no
Of other On t nsovfs S
such combination. because the proof OF line, ins flss
0a,ty 0a fes OF and yet
the license system which would enable the w her
meni erds 70 he gives ths bene of the doubt the
poration instead Of to the se in he
tentiary would have healthy effect but ne usss
ss sS ao What apfh'yaf he yTeay ~SaUo fa1ors a '
After submitting an argument In % support VI hn ha
inheritance tax and graduated income iiA, ne
concludes by SAYING that he IS not IN favof ,o4 o.
he0p1as h naW favor them if they are needed. ne
out strong In favor of government by nJunctioi
election of Senators by the people. He takes rap
at socialism, denounces the initiative and referen-
dunn and presents an argument against government
ownership of railroads. He is stronger In Statlng
what he opposes than in stating what ne faVors
and he-unintentionally. of course-Inlsstates MY
Bryan's position several questions -
He makes out strong case in favor Cf tarifr
reform but when he gets TO the remedy he goes
no further than the Republican leaders have gone
in former campaigns He wants enough tariff to
cover the difference in cost OF labor here ana
abroad-the given for the present tarfr-
and he wants the tariff reformed by it's friends
Tariff reform by the friends of the tartn' Is a
farce and a fraud. and the Secretary runs away
from the conclusions which would naturally be
drawn from the statistics which he presents.
The conservatives may object to his speech be
cause 1t admits many Democratic contentious oq.
no real will find encouragement m IL II
Is a straddle the most important issues-a COM
promise instead of fight for reform
New-York tribune., 1907-08-27
"BETT1NG LEGAL"-JUsTICE GAYNOR.
Decides Disk Game at Coney Island Is Not
Gambling Device.

In the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court In
rrootlyu Justice Gaynor decided yesterday that
the disk game operated by Alfred Langfelt, at
Coney Island. is not gambling device under the
code although Justice Dickey several days ago de-
cided that IL was and criticised Justice Gaynor
sharply for reversing decision sustaining the
Police Department In a raid made upon the place
Justice Gaynor said:
Millions of people in this country think that TO
make a bet is unlawful; that If two ladies bet
pair of gloves ii is against the law Go through
the Penal Code from stem to stern and there is
nothing to show that II you and make bet it
is crime. The whole question here Is whether
there is a doubt to this being gambling game
Ii il is doubtful then the man. who has appealed,
shouldn't be destroyed until the question Is finally
New-York tribune., 1907-08-27
MR. TAFT MAKES THREE SPEECHES.
Greeted by Good Natured Ihrongs IN Indian
Territory and Missouri.

Jopln. Mo, Aug 2s-secretary William H. Taft
made three speeches in Joplin and neishoorhooo
to-day The Secretary reached Joplin last night
after an all Sunday ride, escorted by commit
tee of Joplin citizens who had gone TO oKiahoina
CITY 10 meet him. He greeted at Claremontr
Ind T. by three hundred citizens. who were at
the station as the train passed through, and at
Tulsa there was another enthusiastic cro"d on
hand Although the arrival in Joplin was late
there were fifteen hundred persons at the station
here.
Secretary Taft had good nights rest and start
ed the day greatly refreshed He delivered his first
speech in Joplin this morning. addressing throng
and talking principally the trusts and rate leg
islation. The city crowded with visitors. who
had come from various parts of Missouri and from
across the line IN Kansas
Secretary Taft escorted later to Webb City.
a nearby mining town. where. after luncheon. he
delivered his second speech. Along the trolley line
btween the cities he cheered by good
sized crowds. made up in part OF zinc miners
Early in the afternoon the party went 10 Car
thage. the county seat OF Jasper County, where
Secretary Taft spoke third time. He returned
10 Joplin late IN the afternoon and departed for
Springfield. Mo. tonight
New-York tribune., 1907-08-27
PLANS CAMPAIGN.
Erecutire Committee Calls State
ConventiOn on September 28.

The executive committee of the Independence
League met at the Gisey House yesterday and
mappd out plans for the campaign After a three
hour session the meeting adjourned The call for
Resolved That a state convention OF the indie
DandenCe League be held in the city of New York
AZ Carnegie Hall on September 2s. 1907, at O'Clock
In the afternoon OF that day and.
Resolved That the basis OF representation In said
convention be- and tire same hereby Is. fixed for
Assembly district at one delegate and one al
for each thousand votes. or the major por-
ton thereof. cast for the Hon. William Randolph
Hearst. the candidate of the Independence League
for Governor at the election of November 1906; and
Resolved That on September H. 1917. In all cities
or villages of the state of New York exceeding
900 in population. excepting therefrom. however,
New York City and Buffalo; and that on Septem-
primaries OF the Independence League be held in
the various Assembly districts. then and there TO
elect delegates and alternates TO the Independence
League state convention: and TO eject delegates TO
the Assembly district conventions and TO such other
local conventions may be necessary to nominate
a full and complete Independence League ticket.
nominating candidates for all offices to be filled at
the ensuing election. And II Is further
Resolved. That In all counties OF the state OF New
York outside the city of New York the state COM
mitteeman and chairman OF the county committee
be authorized by the state committee to designate
II writing such persons are necessary to call to
order all conventions held I'm their respective dis
tricts and further designate inspectors OF cleo
ton TO act such at the coming primaries of the
In dependence League.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-27
NO SPLIT -MC4RREN.
Senator Says Ticket Nominated WiH
Be Straight Democratic.

Senator p. II. McCarren yesterday denied story
to the effect that there would be combination on
county nominations and he said further that there
would be split in the Democratic ticket for any
OF the Offices
There is absolutely nothing In the story he
said. The Democratic party in Kings County
Will nominate A straight party ticket from top to
bottom"
A similar denial came yesterday from Timothy
l. Woodruff through authoritative source. The
proposed trade of county Judges for the District
Attorney with possibly the Surrogate thrown in.
fallen fiat II is believed. through the opposi-
ton of the district leaders. who have all along
maintained that combination on local nomina-
tions would mean defeat at the polls.
A conference OF the Democratic district leaders
will be held tonight consider the proposition Of
the i-McCarren men to share the election off-
cials at the coming primaries Senator McCarren
refused TO comment the action OF the Delaney
followers until he had conferred with all the
leaders.