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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-09-18
PUBLIC RECORDS.
Instruments Filed Al Reported by tho
 Prescott Title Company.

Sam r. Jones locates Boss mine. Blu. Tank district.
 Wm. F.. English ct al incorporat, Rogue River Orchard and Land com pany. Capital stock $5,OOO,OOo.
 F.. II. Stebbins and W. C. Kent To cate Triangle mine, IIassayampa dis trict.
 NJ. Connor and wife to May William, W. Deed. $50. Lots 6, :, 8, Schoo House block, Jerome.
 M. D. Slater locates Aaron mine Pine Grove district.
 (. Harryhausen locates Blow Ou mine, Verde district.
 T. F. Godding, Jr., appropriates tn. waters of Walnut Creek and Goa, Spring.
 Ed. s. Campbell and wife to Rich enbar Mines eompany-M. Deed. Col, Note, Olympia, Surprise, Oregon Maine, Vcsuvius, Iowa, Aztec and Cen fral mines, Black Canyon district.
 William Simpson and Lee N. Re quena to Robert Brow-Q. c. Decd s2oo, Independence No. 2, Belmont Stanley, smucglcr, Lucky Star, Stan I ard, Sunny Side, Dewey, Bee IIiv, Flat, Copper Hill and Bachelor mines Copper Basin district.
 Hannah G. Job to Thos. c. Job-W Deed. 5000. South 37h feet lot and north 25 feet lot 10, block 6. Eas Prescott.
 Robt, F. Morrison and Allen Hill in corporate Montana g Buttes Minin, and Smelling company. Capital stoci 100000.
 'L. A. swarthout to II. swarthou, m, N. F.. Dunlap-Bill of Sale. Assipp one-third lease on Kit Carson mine. Ri, Bug district.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-09-18
ing trip.
BLACK ROCK DISTRICT FORGING
 TO THE FRONT.
(From Saturdays Daily.)

l.. l.. White. general manager of the White Gold Mining company, arrived here yesterday from the White camp. in the Black Rock mining district, and will leave today for the east to make arrangements to resume work on ais rompany's mines.
 Speaking of his district to n Jour. nnl-Miner representative, yesterday, hc said: "Black Rock is one of the cori. ing gold producing distircts of the county. All of the lodges that have been opened to any considerable depth gave good returns. The Big O'Bricn is certainly one of the great mines of the county. The new mill Is now run. ming one shift. and will be running both shifts as soon as another nil wagon can bc secured to haul oil from Wickenburg.
 "work on the Hale property is also progressing in n satisfactory way. with an excellent orc showing in the lower levels.
 "It h reported that n very rish gold strike was made recently in the King solomon mine. Full particulars of 1t are hard to get as the matter is being kept quiet by the management which is very conservative.
 At the camp of the Black Rock Min. ing company, Ltd, the new mill |. now running and 1t is reported that he results are so satisfactory that the management is now seriously consider ing the question of increasing the ca' pacity of the plant to 100 tons per day.
 "My trip east is in connection witf rcsu'ning work on the properties of tho White Gold Mining company. cx pcct to return in Q short time with all details arranged to start work ther, on larger scale than ever. We have an excellent 20-stamp mill there and | there Is no good reason why it shoult lie idle any longer, as all dispute' among the stockholders are now set tied"
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-09-18
PREPARING FOR THE BIG TERRI
 TORIAL FAIR.
(From Saturdays Daily.)

Things are moving rapidly m the of fee of the Territorial Fair commission and Secretary Truman and his assist ant. Wesley Till, are busy in a half dozen different directions. Yesterday they were engaged in sending out by mail. large posters for display in the remote towns and camps of the Terri. tory that may bc reached satisfactorily in no other way. Later some one will probably make tour of the larger towns and see that the billboards are properly ornamcntcd with Autographs.
 Secretary Truman says hc is in cor respondencc with various attractions and feature shows. None of them have been closed with yet but there will probably be good variety finally secured. Circular letters have been sent to the members of the miners . associations and all other mine owners whose addresses were available, ask ing for their cooperation in the min. cral display.
 Arrangements have also been closed with the railroads on the same basis as last year, respecting freight. There will bc no freight charge made on cx. hibits sent to the fair from any point within the Territory, or for their r.. turn, except the exhibits be sold during or after the fair.
 A feature of this years fair now under consideration, is Il band tourna. mcnt. There has been some expense to provide band music every year. If it can he successfully arranged, the management has decided to add to the sum usually expended, enough to make total of about $l,OOO. Of this $500 will be offered as n purse for the band furnishing the best music and a purse of e250 will be given the organization taking the second prize. The other *250 will be used for expenses incident to the tournament and the securing of competent judges, who, of course, must bc outside and disintercsted parties. The tournament feature will be made only on condition that three or more bands outside this valley will consent to enter the contest. Secretary Tru. man is in correspondence with the var. iOus band masters in the Territory and has written them that 1t is deemed likely by the commissioners that the local pride of each town in its band would be sufficient stimulus for tho raising of money enough to pay the expenses of its band while attending the tournament. If 1t can he arranged that way there ought to he a half dozen outside bands in attendance. It will be arranged also for each band to play on certain days of the fair, thus furnishing the music required to liven up the remainder of the program. - Re. publican.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-09-18
CALUMET $ ARIZONA HIS AN UMEQUALEO RECORD
 AS \ PRODUCES
(From Tuesdays Daily

NrTon Iucsuay Daiil)
 Arizona has some grand copper mines but of them all there is none better than the Calumet and Arizona. It has record of production and dividend' keeping in mind that it is only si years of agc-that has never been cqualcd, not even approached, by any other copper mine. That is great deal to say, For there is no lack of cop per mines that are making millions oi money for their owners. The original mine of the Calumet and Arizona' holdings, was known, and Is still, " tine "Irish Mag" We are told that "God tx good to the Irish, '-nor IS there reason to doubt. Rather are there many and good reasons for believing if seeing is belicving-that it is alto gethcr true. When the Calumet and Arizona people got possession of h' "Irish Mag" they got something wh's' may we'll lead them to believe that n0' only is the Lord good to the Irish, D" to everything that bears an Irish name "Irish Mag" is the one claim that a' been chiefly instrumental in making the Calumet and Arizona company " successful and rich company 1t is '' years ago, or to he exact, in Ms's', 1901. the company was organized, anu took over a small bunch of claims near Bisbee, Arizona. The property VI" prospect" that, and nothing m0"' Today it is the second largest eopp" property in Arizona. The company n' one of the most perfectly equlpr' smelting plants at Douglas, Ar''0''' that there is in this or any other eoa' try; 1t has five furnaces in opefs''o' and is turning out copper at the "a" of 65,O0o,o00 pounds . year. !" .T ital stock is $2,500. 900, and in 'o1 years it has returned to it's stoekh''' CTS an even $o,O0O,000 in divideh" nearly four times what they paia '.' while at the same time making '''' tl0 n share stock worth tl6O '''", ', That, to repeat, is . record that N04 be hard to beat.-Los Angeles S'n" Review.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-09-18
(FroS Tuesdsy'~ DaiIy)

OctaV0 VlbStOV.
 T. Akard of Octave K here on a business visit. Here From Camp Verde.
 4. w. Cook of Camp Verde is here on a short business visit. A Flying visit.
 II. D. Aitkcn paid a flying business visit to Ash Fork, yesterday.
 The Commercial Trust company pays { per cent interest on deposits. -' Spent Sunday Here.
 Mr. and Mrs. W. F.. Dunlap of Me Cabe spent Sunday in the city. Spent Yesterday Here.
 J. x. Weston of Granite Mountain spent yesterday here on business. Mount Union Visitors.
 James Wr0dic and !. S. Brodic of Mount Unioa are here on business. A Professional Visit.
 Attorney I. F.. Russell paid n pro fcssional visit to Humboldt yesterday Honey King Here.
 l.. B, Hell. the Camp Verde hone, king, spent yesterday here on business Visiting Relatives.
 Miss Mamie Mayer of Mayer is th' guest of her sister. Mrs. R. N. Looney Passed Through.
 Mrs. J. B. Hooker. daughter, Mis-, Mabel. and son, Don. passed through here, Sunday night. en route from thu coas, to rhccaix, where Mir. Iiocke
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-09-18
City News
 ....ln Brief

(From Sundays Da,ly) Back From Jcrane.
 A r.. Ehlc returned here last night from visit Co Jerome Crown King Visitor.
 Mrs \. F.. Anderson cf Grown King is visiting m inc city. Purchasing Supplies.
 W A. Long, The Lower I.ynS Creek minc owner lnd prospcctor, spent yes. terday here purchasing supplies. Spent Yesterday Here.
 Miss Rose Wilson, teacher of the public schod st Jerome Junction, spent yesterday here on business. Left for Globe.
 T. II. Rate left last night on the southbound train for Globe. He cx. poets to he absent about week. Will Leave for Flagstaff
 Judge Sloan and Attorney Reese M. where the jutgc will open court, Mon. day.
 Back From Phouix
 II. C. Story. superintendent of the x. F., r. & F.. returned yesterday in his private ear from Phoenix. on railroad business.
 Mining Man Here.
 n. F.. lIuntsinger, z director of the Goddard Mining company, arrived here yesterday from Wickcnburg on busi. ness connected with his concern. Win Leave for School.
 Clark x. Webster, son of Mir. and Mrs. W. n. Webster of Senator. will leave today for Lexington, Mo. where he will enter a military school. Visiting His Family.
 M l.. Buckley, superintendent oi the Spec Mining company. operating in the iowcr Lynx Creek district. came in last evening 'o spend the sabbath with his family.
 Miller Valley School Will Open.
 Miss Nclli" Chester. who was award. ct diploma ai the teachers cxamina. ton, recently held here. has been ap- pointed teacher of the Miller Valley school. whicn will open Monday Supervisors to Meet Monday.
 Monday the board of supervisors will vote Cast m inc local option election held in the precincts of Camp Verde, Lower Verde. Middle Verde and Beaver Creek. Scptembcr T.
 Left for Home.
 W. l.. Hunt left yesterday for his home m Joplin. Mo. after an extend. cd trip through the mining districts of this county. iIc stated yesterday that hc intended to return here and locate permanently. in the near future. War Veteran Win Leave.
 John Leoson. . veteran of the Span ish. American war, who left leg in the Philippine Islands, whih serving m General Funston's command, and who was nwordcd two gold medals for bravery, will leave today for the Hawaiian Islands, where he intends to locate.
 Stork Visits.
 The s,ork visited the home of Mir. and Mrs. I. l.. hrchambcau. in West Prescott. at o'clock last night, leav' ing n nincpound baby girl. Mir. Ar chambcau will celebrate the opening of the deer season at home today. Grand Millinery Opening.
 Thursday and Friaay there will be q grand millinery opening at Mrs. Moilic Evans store. Ladies are cordially in. vitcd to call and examine the hnest go. lection of Gage pattern hats ever s,c1
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-09-18

recently purchased large livery busi- ness.
 In From Bodic.
 (. C. Stukcy, general manager of the Bodlc mine, is ncrc on mining busi ness.
 Here From Monica.
 \. r.. Peterson is a recent arrival from the Monica mine, m the Kirkland district
 Stockman Visits.
 Q. F.. Walker, the Williamson Valley stockman, spent yesterday ncrc on business.
 Left for Home.
 A. ]. pickrcll left yesterday for his home at the senator mine, after n snort business visit here. Visiting Relatives.
 ]. \. Cook n pioneer resident of the Williamson Valley country, is in the city, visiting relatives.
 Stockman Hero.
 ]. W. sullivan of Scligman was here yesterday on business connected with his large land and stock interests. Here from Phoenix.
 Mrs. W. II. Smith, owner of the Prescott hotel building. and her son, arrived here Sunday on n short visit. Enjoying a Vacation.
 Mark Murphy is in the city from the Bodic mine, in the Crook Canyon dis trict, cnoying a well earned vacation. Pioneer Visits.
 William simmons, n pioneer resident of the county, was here on business, yesterday, from his home in simmons. Chicago Visitor. Miss Maudc Wctmorc arrived here sunday night, from Chicago, on Il visit with her sis,crin-law. Mrs. George Wooster.
 Will Leave for the Coast.
 Frank Burns will leave today for an outing on the southern California benches. IIc expects 'o hc absent . few weeks.
 Back From Survey Trip. County Surveyor r. W. Iatimcr has returned from a survey trip 'o the Juniper group of mines. in the Ilassa yampa district Enjoying a Vacation. R. II. Row came in yesterday from his camp in the IIassayampa district to enjoy q well earned vacation among his many friends here. Here On Business. James Bacon is nerc on short busi ness visit from the camp of the Me Kinlcy Mining and Development com pany. in Copper Basin. Recovered From Sickness.
 William Potts has sufficiently rccov cred from n three weeks attack oi sickness to he able to attend to his usual business duties again. Here On Business. | !. \. Forbes IS m the city on a hus ness visit from the Independence min. in the IIassayampa district, where h' E cnlarging the cyanide plant. Visiting His Daughters.
 !. Pantoskcy, an Oakland, Cal. banker, is n recent arrival in the city on visit with his daughters. th, Misses Stella and Ella Pantoskey, who are spending the summer at Camp Beau voir. They will leave for the Grand Canyon, Thursday, on n short sightscc ing trip. | BLACK ROCK nIRTRICT FORGING
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-09-18
Recovered From Sickness.

William Potts has sufficiently rcco, cred from three weeks attack q sickness to he able to attend to nj usual business duties again.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-09-18
Enjoying a Vacation.

R. II. Row came in yesterday froi his camp in inc IIassayampa distric to enjoy . well earned vacation anon his many friends here.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-09-18
Back From Survey Trip.

County Surveyor r. w. Latimcr h returned from . survey trip to { Juniper group of mines. in the Has vampa district
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-09-18

Jourssl.Nisss west sM-"y
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-09-18
Here On Business.

James Bacon is ncrc on a short bus ness visit from the camp of the Ne kinlcy Mining and Development com pnny. in Copper Basin.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-09-18
Miller Valley School Will Open.

Miss Nclli" Chester. who was award. ct diploma a, the teachers cxamina ton. recently held here. has been np- pointed teacher of the Miller Valley srhnnl. Mhicn VIII npen Monday.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-09-18
Supervisors to Meet Monday.

Monday the board of supervisors will meet to make an official count of tn, vote Cast m inc local option election held in the precincts of Camp Verde Lower Verde. Middle Verde and Beaver Crock S,ptcmbcr J
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-09-18
Will Leave for School.

Clark x. Webster, son of Mir a Mrs. W. D Webster of Senator. W leave today for Lexington, Mo. wh' he will enter a military school.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-09-18
Left for Home.

W. l.. Hunt left yesterday for his home m Joplin, Mo. after an extend cd trip through the mining districts of this county. He stated yesterday that hc intended to return here and locate permpncntly, in the near future.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-09-18
Visiting His Family.

M l.. Buckley, superintendent oi the Spec Mining company, operating in the iowcr Lynx Creek district. came in last evening io spend the sabbath with his flmilN
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-09-18
Will Leave for the Coast.

Frank Burns will leave today for outing on the southern Califor' benches. IIc expects 'o bc absent few weeks.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-01-02
SCHALL SAYS
I SHOT TO KILL"
Railroad Official at Dillon
Ind, Uses Pistol in
Quarrel; Locked Up.
tspecial to Lake County TimeD.

La Porte, Ind. Jan. 2-Morton S.
Schulz. who was agent of the wabash
road at Dillon IN this county, has been
arrested and held in bonds of $4,000
to await trial on the charge of assault
and battery with intent TO kill The
intent was admitted on Schulrs arrest
Schulz and man named Bush, whose
home is near Cincinnati. quarreled last
night over the division and disposition
of a quantity of corn and fodder. The
quarrel reached its climax when Schulz
drew a revolver and fired two shots,
one of which took effect IN Bush's
leg. the other going Wild.
When confronted by the prosecutins
attorney, Schulz declared that he want
ed TO kill Bush. The case will come
up within few days and SchulTs ad-
mission TO the prosecuting attorney
Will be used as evidence against him
The cause of the trouble was trivial IL
Itself and Schulz is said TO have los
his temper and exceeded his authority
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-01-02
Especial to Lake County Tlmes).

Tonapah. New. Jan. lin eight fast
rounds of a finish fight before the
Casino Athletic club of this city in
which Kid Herman of Chicago fought
Joe Cans the colored boxer for the
lightweight championship of the
world Joe Cans won and remains
the holder OF the title.
The knock out blow came after Cans
had played with his opponent for eight
rounds. Cans started the eighth by
drawing Herman's fire. They hddled
around the ring until Cans got his
man in the corner. Joe feinted with his
left and Herman swung wildly. Like
flash Cans whipped left and
then a swinging right, flush on the
point of the jaw. Herman dropp ed-IIka.
log with his face buried in his hands.
He lay motionless at the edgE OF the
ring Cans walked away. ~ was all
over.
The two fighters, one the dusky fell
/ low who recently deprived Battling
Nelson OF championship honors in one
Of the most remarkable contests in the
history of the ring and the other. the
gritty Chicago boy who has won his
way to the top through series OF
we'll earned fights. faced each other in
the ring this afternoon in as splendid
I physical condition as # was possible
i for two men to be.
Both were confident OF winning fame
! and fortune under the roof Of the great
building that has been built at a cost
OF $40, 900 and with youth and vigor
staked against age and experience. one
of the memorable fights OF pugilistic
history began.
/ The odds which had favored Cans, as
they generally do the holder a title in
creased from and 2 4 to to 1 when
the men entered the ring. Cans made
weight easily and early in the day was
reported to be down to 13I Herman,
j5s course. had no difficulty along this
lire
Referee Welsh gave the following
instructions TO the fighters before they
entered the ring You men are to
fight straight Marquis of Qneensbury
rules and VIII break at the order Of
the referee. Ny theory Il taat the
best fight is to be had when the men
Continued on Seventh Paqel
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-01-02
MAKE LAKE COUNTY CESSPOOL
ls Laid to Establish Filtration Beds in or Near
Hammond, to Take Care of Chicago's Sewage
Hanly Is Consulted

he has telegraphed Governor Hanly
just to see what the chief executive Of
this state would have to say about
the scheme to make Indiana a Chicago
dumping ground. He has not yet re-
ceiyed a reply.
No Right to Invade Indiana.
The situation, as it will be presented
to the commissioners. in a few words
is that the board is not empowered by
the act creating it to build filtration
plants. and the body has no right to
invade Indiana to find a dumping
ground.
The attitude of most Of the other
commissioners was similar. They ex-
pressed certainty that the commission
ers Will see the faIlacy OF the experts
scheme, and that the war department
will do It's utmost In arranging the
great lakes provisions of the treaty
with Great Britain. so that Chicago
will not be crippled in it's efforts to
keep clean.
One of them declared that IL the con-
cession of increasing the amount of
water taken from Lake Michigan is
not allowed by England. and If sub
sequently the federal government at
tempted to force Indiana into a sub
missive mood a rebellious spirit more
startling than the California outbreak
would result.
Attorney Lindley declined to state
| what legal arguments he will bring
! to bear upon the commiss toner's, say
ing that he did not wish TO expend his
ammunition before the battle opened
but expressed himself as satisfied with
the stoutness of his cause.
Randolph VIII Go to Washington.
| Isham Randolph is confined to his
home in Riverside by slight Illness
| but believes he will be able to leave
for Washington in a short time. He
was inclined to laugh at the repor
that the commission experts had de
clared the Calumet canal plan infeasi
BILE and impracticable. He said tha
little difficulty will be encountered ii
reversing the flow OF the river tn,
source of trouble, as it was said Il
have been diagnosed by the experts.
Chief Engineer Isham Randolph was
! interviewed over the phone by a LAKE
COUNTY TIMES reporter this morning
and was very much interested in know
ing that the people Of this portion O
1 Indiana would be hostile to the propo
sition to make 1t the dumping grounC
1 for the whole of the southern portion
of Chicago. He said that the Lake Ma
rine association could be blamed 70
causing all the trouble, but he did no
believe they had influence enough t
thwart the well laid plans of the sani
tary board.
Mr.. Randolph declared the plan 70
altering the sewage for a million O
more people scattered over such an en-
ormous territory was not feasible an,
that he did not believe the agitation
would go very far. However it i
enough of menace to the plans al
ready laid for the disposition of tn
sewage OF this region to warrant hi
going to Washington to fight tn
matter