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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-01-17
COUNTY NEWS
BY CORRESPONDENTS.
From other Towns and Lo-
CaIitIes.
WORK OF NEWS-FINDERS,
Az Points Of the County Represented.
Rural News Fresh and Spark.
ling for Perusal.
Wileys.

Monday evening, while Oh his
return from Smyrna, Mr. D G
Hamby's team became frightened
and ran away, throwing him out
under the wagon. Both wheels
ran over and hurt him very badly,
bruising him inwardly. 1t will be
sometime before he will be able to
do any work.
Wheat is looking we'll in this
section. %
Mr. Johnnie Fortner left last
Thursday for Ensley, Ala, where
he expects to get position.
BEULAH.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-01-17

The Atlanta Journals attor-
neys, III answering Col. Estill's
suit for $4,000 for libels pub
lished during the recent guberna-
torlal campaign, plead an offset
of 81 ,482, 500 for libels Published
by the Colonel in his Savannah
News during that time. We knew
the Journals reputation as news
paper was damaged about that
much, but didn't know Colonel
Estill did it all.-Griffin News.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-01-17
STATE OF OHIO, Cry OF TOLEDO, |


LUCAS COUNTY, 80
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
is senior partner of the firm of F. j i.
Cheney & Co., doing business in the
city of Toledo, county and State afore-
said, and that sid firm will pay the
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for each and every case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured oy the use of Halls
Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this eth day of Deem
Der, A. D. 1885.
seal A. w. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally, and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Send
Tor testimonials free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O..
Sold by all druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-01-17

patrons Let everybody come out
next Sunday morning and help in
the good work.
Don't forget to come to the sing
ing next Sunday afternoon. and
bring your books. UNION.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-01-17
AcWorth

Following city officers elected
I0F ensuing year: E. W. Lemon,
mayor. Aldermen: A. J. Durham,
d. d A. Mccoy, II. M. Williams,
~ n l.. Mcmillan, D. II. Collins.
The arc and incandescent lights
L&ye been placed, water mains
al ,aiG and the stand-pipe, on Mitch
'il NIL, is being built.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-01-17
A guaranteed CURE EOR PILES.

j., itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protrud-
,ng Flies. Druggists are authorized to
t; snn money if PAZO OINTMENT
CHS to cure in 8 to IA days. Soc.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-01-17
SardiS.

Our school ia flourishing under
the management of Miss Morgan.
Mrs Aderhold left Wednesday
to visit her sister, Mrs. Carroll
who is very sick at her home in
Newman, Ga. Americas.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-08
UNCLE SAM ASKS JOHN BULL
TO RETURN sPoIIs OF WAR.

That u century In not as long as IL
night be 10 illustrated by q resolution
jsst adopted by the board Of sldermea
Of New York City. The mayor il re.
eSestcd to communicate with the secre.
hry Of state and ask him 10 open up
sesosiations with the government Of
Great Britain for the return to New
York City Of records now stored In III.
British archives.
When the British evacuated New
York in 1883, after seven years. occupa.
zion, they were considerate enough To
sefrain from laying the city in ashes 4
third time 1.-TWO terrible fires had al.
ready destroyed large par, Of the
tswn), but they sacked the public ar.
shivcs and carried of to England all
records Of the board OF aldermen and
other public papers relating to tho per.
Tod fthe British evacuation, running
back TO 1910.
At this late day, l2< years after the
seizure, the governing body Of the city
finds it embarrassing to be without the
records Of those years. Actions taken
by the board Of aldermen at that time
bear directly ON land titles, street and
park openings, and dedication, lease.
holds, liens, and contracts Of various
sorts, and such matters are continually
coming up for settlement.
In rings a little strangely, however,
to have the United States petitioning
England for the return Of valuables
captured In war. We can say this
much, that the United States can stand
Il about as well as the British, to have
those hard days recalled.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-08
COPPER AZ EXPERTS SEE IT.

"Tbe present situation here (Ncw
York; is one Of mastery inactivity on
the par, 81 both sellers aud buyers. The
developments M they have been run.
ming lately all seem to be in connrma'
ton Of the view taken Of the situation
by the producing element, while il is
true that they are interested in present
prices being maintained, still their posi-
ton il no more an Interested one than
the spectators on copper stocks that
ave been behind the late attack"
avs the American Metal Market.
These producers will still De in the
Upper business when these spectators
will transfer their manipulations and
,fYorts TO other fields. The producers
u copper cannot be more prosperous
without a corresponding prosperity OF
the trades consuming the metal. The
producers will be the worst sufferers
IL there is any illcgitimate manipula.
ton Of the article"
From George Westinghouse: "Thc
situation M to the consumption Of cop.
per today is practically as it has been
for a long time. There in nothing TO
warrant the belief that prices Of the
metal or conditions rs to production
and consumption Of copper will be
changed, except in an unimportant de-.
gree, for ~ far ahead as business men
can see into this years trade nothing
but q commercial catastrophe can mar
the present favorable conditions in the
development Of our resources. II
seems TO us, Judging from what is
gathered from the principal miners and
consumers OF copper, that the steady
gains Of consumption over production
in the worlds supply Of copper are still
progressing. No far ss the consump.
ton Of copper by electrical engineering
interests is concerned, there il a con.
siderable increase not only in this
country, but In the other countries in
which industrial activity IL prevailing.
There 10 now ON the books Of makers
Of electrical apparatus in America and
Europe much more business than ever
before. We do not hear from any i'm.
portant business anything about re.
eession Of contracts. This applies to
oil lines Of power machinery and col.
lateral channels Of trade.'
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-08
TWO WAYS OF DEVELOPING
A RICH COMMONWEALTH

While Texas, through its demagogic
governor and oil burning Legislature, is
doing her level best to keep outside cap.
ital from investing in enterprises for
the development Of her matchlcus 70.
sources, and creating the impression
abroad, false but nevertheless damaging,
that she does not want outside capi.
tai, Louisiana is taking the opposite
tack, and by backing her general in
vitation to capital with substantial
benefits, such M tax exemption for a
term Of years, is bringing money into
the state.
The governor and Legislature Of
Texas does not represent the business
interests Of the state, either the pri-
mary producers or the industries; they
do not represent tho interests who are
Loyalty working for n greater Texas.
High sounding oratory and protesta.
tions Of love for the Lone Star state
are mockcry In the face OF overt acts
whose consequences can only be Ia
create n general feeling OF unrest and
distrust both within the state and out.
side. -
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-08
EXPLANATIONS DEMANDED ON
BOTH SIDES OF THE QUESTION

II was manly and courageous thing,
for Attorney General Reid Of New
Mexico to take the whole blame, IL
blame there be, Of the land transaction
which IL supposed TO have been the i'm.
mediate cause Of Governor Hager.
mans forced resignation. He seems TO
have acted In good faith, after consult
ing competent authorities and after
having the approval even Of govern
ment law officers.
The specific charge against Hager
man appears to have been that he use'
the seal Of the land office without war
rant. Tho Journal Miner has not beer
able TO find, by all the mass Of print
cd matter that has appeared in the
New Mexico papers about him, any
hint that iIagcrman was corrupt, Ills
bittcrest opponents have confined them.
selves to attacks based on his alleged
disregard of the party leaders, the
"machinc." in making appointments
and in running the business Of the Ter
ritory.
II is generally admitted that Cover.
nor Tagerman was seriously lacking in
tact, and that he unnecessarily offended
people with whom he had dealings, and
was not always careful about the man.
ncr in which he sought to accomplish
results. Mistakes in judgment he un.
doubtcdly made, and il is possible that
he made enough errors while governor
10 Justify n change in administration.
But TO man on the outside, IL looks
- IL the way in which the governor was
dismissed was unnecessarily harsh, to
say the least. The wording Of the dis.
patches from Washington, originating
in the White House, and the latest dec.
iaration that Hagerman resignation
would be accepted forthwith" carry
the impression that the governor IL re-.
moved under serious charges, and IN
emily allowed TO resign in order to spare
his feelings.
This may be true, bnt IL 80, q full
statement should be given out ut Wash.
ington, and the governor given IA chance
TO answer formally a formal accuse.
tion. The whole transaction has saw.
ored Of star chamber methods, and
! There Is altogether too much Of flavor
Of peanut politics about IL to create
much enthusiasm among friends Of
good government. II the lesson Of
Governor Hagerman dismissal IN not
to be lost, there should be n definite
statement Of the reason for il. II the
governor has been gravely wropgcd, ms
his New Mexico friends assert, then he
should he allowed to face his accuscrs
In public. and not, after a sharp sum.
mons and q secret hearing, be kicked
out Of Office while he IL on the train
on the way home, and his successor
appointed many days before the resig.
nation demanded could even reach
Washington.
Unless the mystery is cleared up, the
incident will have most demoralixing
effect on the Territory, for charges and
counter charges are being loosely ban.
died around, and bitterness created
that will take years to eradicate. II
political harmony is sought by this Ell.
change Of presidential appointees, II
looks M IL II would have 10 come
by 4 process OF elimination, Kilkenny
fashion.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-08
How few the number who ever see one,


evening paper Prescott while pop
for the Of
oaing Miner object of dcceiving
the people
the ondi
county believes mineral section
development
for
IN
swindrs field
take advantage of the reputation that county acquiring by
Of it's mnIyc
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-08
CLARK MAKES DONATION.
(From Sundsy's Daily

IL. T.. Merrill, recently elected axses-
sor Of the jerome school district, who u
visiting in the city, IL responsible for
the statement that G. W. Clark, general
manager Of the United Verde Copper
company's works at jerome, and son
Of Senator w. A. Clark Of Montana,
presented the Pronto Chemical HOSE
company Of Jerome with $500, at the
ball given by the company In the Cop.
per City on the night Of May /.
Mr.. Clark has always been very pop
ular with the Jerome fire laddics, who
are loud in their praise OF him for this
recent and munifccnt donation. The
money will be expended In purchasing
new uniforms for the company, which
VIII compete Mt the hose company con.
tests here during the Fourth Of July
celebration.
Mr.. Merrill also stated that Mrs.
william Lubin, who has been seriously
'Il at her home in Jerome, for some
time, was taken to Los Angeles yester-
day, accompanied by . doctor and
nurse. Her condition IL 10 serious that
she had to DO carried on board the
cars On . stretches. ..
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-08

Editorial Comment
Our Second Anniversary.
Iron Wednesday, DAily.)

Two year, ago today appeared and i'm
proved marked Arizona journalism and especially IN
predatory corporations maintained and suspicious silence
regarding mining takers and frauds which had been peyns Oh Of the
the substantial and homes" in
o this
The cssness unqu,ioncd
csy, political incompet'nts and char
frauds" has endcarei to the hearts of the people
confidence that the people Of fvapai county have the
only in the fact that its subscription liz" has
,rbld but that the majority OF the candidates
this the last election elected
while the Journal Miner under its management has
champion Of the peoples rights and Of honest
standpoint 1t
principle that able vau"
It has expected depended political patron
for its existence nor has entered upon the real" OF the o"ekm"e
M1A to the weekly payroll.
pfcsen. has
- circulation greater than all the newspapers northern
A,asshs circulation because Of its
satspri getting the to get it, but be-
people honesty
sssty, laying hypocrisy and fraud.
Newspapers like trades people find that columns are the best
II advertising Miner it's
manifestations ehronicr Of the and medium for profitable ad
<sstsing feels guilty Of no immoiesty.
The volume Of popularity
Of goods methods dispensing them
logical holds
merchants professional seeking pub
prefer Jurnl their medium of appeal
goods advertiser eourteOusy
ssd charges him a fair rate for the employed
Time merchant advertised in the paper merely
a Of largc's
The establishment of today in city
huing wepai welfed joining the
for what they
his advertisements though
falling table, his
the the dollars cents basis Which
dollar advertising demands
'in lie elaborate Of keeping Of
forthcoming satisfactory
withdraws his business
liberal
They the Vuid
continuing
Miner, means that they are getting it,
Miner
Observation-Disclosures much other northern
standing hold
pabl for these the elements the only eementsthat make
valuable primarily relatively advertising medium.
The journal Miner IA
No business
out
o closing
Advertisers learned notify being told
that the Journal Miner paper
While there paper %
fact that the morning the Of the advertiser
Of people The affairs before
and purchase he desires to make The housewife
with 10
The evening used u fgetfulness
n is significant fact that in OF the United
IL the only circulation
invariably reliable and
evening pocc, restricted
social business activities tho incent
for the day How people
= Los Angeles evening paperi l-l. y'.i,.,.i
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-08

Russian assassins, Chinese troubles,
south American earthquakes, and in.
iured Jap feelings will now have TO
stand aside out Of the public spotlight
for a few months while the base ball
favorite takes his innings IN popular
interest. t r.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-08

Being nm astutc, level headed man,
Governor Hughes Of New York is not
lending much aid or sympathy to the
movement to run him out on the pres.
idcntial parade ground year ahead
Of time to act as q pclting post.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-08

Boni Casteilane IL going ia for jour.
salism in q vain effort to say hack In
'ne small paper all the mean things
that have been said 81 Nm ID HE time.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-08
The Social Mirror

Sloan, Mr.. aud Mrs. g. 4. Peter and
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Is. IIazeltine.
Mrs W y. Norvicl entertained in
formally Thursday afternoon, for Mrs.
W r. Brown. Mrs. Frank W. Foster
and Miss Sladc.
Friday evening, Mr.. and Mrs. Dixon
Fagcrbcrg entertained M 500. Mrs.
j. NJ. Watts received the high score for
the ladies and Mrs. II. X. Ward the
lone hand Major &. &. Walcutt re
ccivcd the prize for the gentleman's
high score, and II. X. Ward the gentle.
man : lone hand prize. The guests
were Major and Mrs. e. G. Walcutt,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Edwards, Mr.. and
Mrs II. +. Ward, Major and Mrs. J.
N. Watts, Mr. and Mrs. r. NJ. Norris.
Mr.. and Mrs. .. A. Hcsla, Mr.. and Mrx.
Paul Burks and Miss Bcaumiller.
Mrs. r. y. Clark was hostess to the
500 Club Friday afternoon. Her guests
were Mrs. Bateman, Mrs. q. g. RufYner,
Mrs A. A. Johns, Mrs. j. X. Lowry,
Mrs. W. y. Baker, Mrs. J. W. Stewart.
Mrs. II. r.. Armitage, Mrs. Tomlinsos
and Mrs j. NJ. Aitkin.
Friday afternoon, Mrs. &. A. PctW
was hostess to the Loco Ocho Club, and
entertained Mrs. Morris Goldwatef,
Mrs. q. A. Hcsla, Mrs. w. w. Ross.
Mrs. r.. A. Kastner, Mrs. J. j. Fisher.
Mrs. T. q. Norris, Mrs. W. r. Wheatley,
Mrs. j. j. Hawkins, and Mrs. q. II.
Mcany. Mrs. IIcsla received the gucst y
high score prize and Mrs. W. r. Wheat
lev the prize for the most lone hands.
Mrs. j. II. Blain leaves for New
York this morning, where she and her
daughter, Helen. will visit for "a couple
Of months.
william Mars left Thursday for
Denver, Colo, where he will visit with
his parents.
The Los Angeles Fiesta, this year.
promises 20 be the largest affair that
has ever been in Los Angeles. A great
many Of the Prescott people havs
taken advantage Of the opportunity
and have gone Ia view the Aorsl par.
ade. Among those who left this mora
ing were Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. EdwardsI
the Misses Harriet and Ruth Oliver,
A. ID. Barnhnrt and Robert X. Porter,
Mrs. T. q. Norris and Mrs. Paul
Burks.
Mrs. Morris Goldwstcr Was hostsa
to the Prescott Bridge Club, Tuesday
afternoon. Those present were Mrs.. T.
q. Norris, Mrs. q. +. Meany and Mra
Dixon Fagerbcrg.
Miss Slade expects to leave for her
home, Monday, after a months visit In
Prescott with Mrs. Frank w. Foster.
Mrs. X. y. Burmistcr returned TO her
home in Phoenix, Wednesday evening.
after weeks visit in Prescott with
Mrs. X. II. Burmister and Mrs. T. q.
Norris.
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Drake, Mr.. and
Mrs.. +. p. Cruice and Mr.. ard Mr.. r.
y. Hastings went down TO tho A. l. q.
Junction, Sunday, and returned homo
Tuesday.
Captain &. y. Armistesd and Lieu.
tenant Ralph Glass went to Fort Hus.
ehuea, Saturday evening, to attend .
| court martial there.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-08

Tho Undesirable citixens' I" league
night amllAts with the Ananiss club.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-08

Saturday evening, Mr., and Mrs. J
J. Fisher entertained q few Of theil
friends at bid epchre. Their guest,
were M. and Mra T. @. job, Mr.. an!
Mrs, Brady, Jsdss sad Ma r. e
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-08

JsuFussAi vsas sds-ssy then.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-08

Mrs. j. II. Blain leaves for New
York this morning, where she and her
Helen. will visit for couple
Of months.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-08

On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. +. W.
Foster entertained the whipple Bridge
Club Mt her home, and had as her guests
Mrs. G. G. Waleutt, Mrs. q. A. Hesla,
Mrs. X. y. Sloan, Mrs. g. r. Dulin, Mrs.
W. +. Wheatley, Mrs. Leslie Larimer,
Mrs. j. j. Hawkins, and Miss Harriet
Oliver.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-08

Mrs. Morris GoldwAtcr WAS hostsss
to the Prescott Bridge Club, Tuesday
afternoon. Those present were Mrs.. +.
u. Norris, Mrs. q. T.. Meany and MrA
Dixon Fagerbcrg.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-08

william Mars left Thursday for
Denver, Colo. where he will visit with
his parents.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-08

Mrs. r. y. Clark was hostess to the
500 Club Friday afternoon. Her guests
were Mrs. Bateman, Mrs. q. g. Ru6ner,
Mrs. A. a. Johns, Mrs. J. X. Lowry,
Mrs. W. y. Baker, Mrs. J. W. Stewart.
Mrs. II. y. Armitage, Mrs. Tomlinsos
and Mrs. j. NJ. Aitkin.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-08

Captain &. y. Armistead and Lieu.
tenant Ralph Glass went to Fort Hus.
chnca, Saturday evening, to attend .
court martial there.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-08

Miss Slade expects to leave for her
home, Monday, after a month"; visit In
Prescott with Mrs. Frank w. Foster.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-08

Mrs. X. n. Burmistcr returned TO her
home in Phoenix, Wednesday evening.
after q week. visit In Prescott with
Mrs. X. II. Burmister and Mrs. T. q.
Norris.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-10-12
Samplers Monthly Shipments

Shipments of ore during the month of
September by the Chamberlain Dill
Ingham Ore company, it is reported
amounted to 1876 cars of an average ol
20 tons each, making the tonnage
handled by that works 2.72o tons for the
month. There are many large shippers
who send their ore direct to the smelt-
ers in Denver and other points in the
state, claiming that they receive better
treatment charges and prices for the
contents of their ores by doing so. The
returns are not made as promptly as at
the local sampler. which latter however,
s handling about ali of the ore it can
conveniently purchase with its increased
crushing cap acity.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-10-12
Stanley Plant in Commission.

lhe big water power air compressor
plant at the Stanley mines on Spanish
Bar was again placed in commission the
first of this week, after having under
gone thorough overhauling. Two large
gear wheels, which were cast and ma
chine cut especially for the plant, and
which were ordered over two months ago,
were placed on the shafting, and the
plant is now in condition to supply ad-
ditional customers with compressed air
power The Frecdon, Cardigan, Lin
coin and Lucania properties are now
being supplied. and several adjoining
properties contemplate using this form
OF energy in the near future for mining
operations
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-10-12
v OF ( Resumed on Cisslsr.

Work was started this week on the
Cissler cl aim in Russell gulch, owned by
the Sternbergr brothers, of Philadelphia
and Denver The claim lies along the
line of tn Newhouse tunnel and adj ins
the Castor claim of the Saratoga group
The Cast n lode is the vein supposed
to have been cut at depth of r,4oo f, ct
BY the tunnel 600 feet north of its north
side line on the surface, an upon
which the lateral has been driven east to
conuectiou with the Saratog, mine work
ings.
The shaft on the Cissler is said to be
200 feet deep and is now filled with sur.
face wsseT. The force of men now at
work are retim bering the shat, from the
collar down, and erecting a shat thouse III
which will be placed the plant of ma
chinery now on the Columbus mine.
Fred Wood is in charge of the work
and it is proposed to sink the shaft to a
depth of 800 feet There is a good ore
body in the Cisser, carrying iron and
gray copper similar in character to tina,
found in the Saratoga on the east and
Lotus on the west of the claim.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-10-12
New Machinery for Two Brothers.


The new machinery ordered for the
Two Brothers tunnel, to be operated by
electric power, consists of a Rand Du.
p1ex belt-driven air compressor wit
a capacity of I,I5o cubic feet of free air
Ler minute, capable OF allowing of the
operation Of IS machine stoping drills
furnish juice for the driving of the ven
tilating fan and motor locomotive. I'm
mediately after the new plant has been
connected up with the electric current.
greatly enlarged operations will be un
derraken, andthe output will be doubled
providing there is no tronble in obtain.
ing teams for hauling ore and milling
facilities for its treatment.
Should the management experience
any difficulty in having their product re
duced by concentration the present pan
contem plate the erection of mill and
power plant in this city, site having
already been obtained, but it's location
obviously. is not made public. Next
year the company proposes to erect
either a wire rope tramway, or narrow
gauge railroad tramway. similar to the
Gllpin tramroad, and will haul their pro.
duct to the mill until the property hiss
been reached and opened up through
Lucania or Central tunnels.