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Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-09-06

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Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-09-06

Congressman Walter }. Sini'h
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candidate for the United States
Senate to succeed Senator A''''-
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Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-09-06
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Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-09-06

The four months-old child of Mrand
Mrs. George Clemens, Liberty street,
died Tuesday evening at 4 o'clock
of stomach trouble. The funeral was
held Wednesday afternoon at clock
at the house, conducted by the Rev.
Nj. Yeakley. Interment in Gree II
Hill Gem etery.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-20
A Flying Visit.

Walter Warrcn Of Nsh Fork pnid . flying visit to the city yesterday, re- turning home on the afternoon north bound daylight express. He was nc. companicd here by his mother, Mrs. John Warren of Kansas City, Mo. who will visit for some time with her friend, Mrs. r. I. Farley.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-20
R|CHENbAR GROUP u AGAIN BE
 WORKED
Property Was Idle For Over A
 Year

After being dlc since January l'od' when ,t- electrical power plant vas d..iroyrd hv Grc. work |. to hc ai once resumed on thc Rchcnbar group "i mines. ihc title of which passed, few J,vs oyo from the Rich"nblr Mines company to the Duqucsnr Mining com pany, recently organized by Pit'shnrg capi,alists. \ new electric power PlT"t will be installed on the river, about 200 feet below the site uf the deepest shalt, large enough to furnish power Tor hn the hoisiing plants and the mill, which will be increased to 70 stamps as Fast as machinery can hc delivered on the ground.
 With the installation of these i'm. movements. sinking will bc commenced on the shafts. one of which x now down jnn feet two down to the 2OU foot ley. cls. nnd two loo feet in depth. The talk ing down of the ore bodies already blocked oui will ho resumed later. when thc new machinery. recently purchased. is iu place and rhc mill ready for the treatment of the output.
 Over j.0uu feet of development work has been done ou inc mines. blocking oui ore bodies. which. according to the estimates made recently hy engineers, for the concern. range iu thickness from i to 2j feet. carving average gold values of from S7 to Sli to the ton. The group. which consists of eleven patented claims. K located on the nurihcastcrlv side of the Black Mesa overlooking inc Agua Fria river where an excellent water power has been developed by an S,ooo.fooi pipe | line
 The nearest accessible rnilroad sta ton is cordcs siding. on inc l,radshaw Mountain railroad, twelve miles dis tant to the northwest.
 Mayer. eighteen miles north. is ,h,
 nearest supply point, from which al
 supplies can bc hauled by wagon ovc
 n good mountain road. Mining engineer
 4. C, Mcdonald. who has charge of tht
 work, k now in the city, employing [
 force of men and getting supplies an,
 equipm'n, ready for shipment io th'
 propcriy
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-20
DRUNKEN MEXICAN |S BURNED ID
 DEATH
(F'om Wednesdays Daily,)


 Rounding out pay day celebration n gang of Mexican section hands at Ash Fork, Sunday morning, accidentally set fire to the building in which they had been carousing all night. All the n- mates, with one exception. escaped without injuries, but one, more intoxi. eatcd than the rest, was caught in the burning building, which was entirely consumed, and his body burned to n crisp.
 When the structure, which was di. rcctly across the tracks from the old depot. was discovered in flames. many or the occupants were in drunken stupor, and but for the efforts of citi. zens, who with their shouts aroused them, several others might have been burned to death.
 The charrod remains of the Mexican. burned beyond recognition. were recoy. cred from the ruins Sunday, and an inquest held, the verdict being that de. ceased came to his death in the man. ner stated above, through accident.
 A caskct was shipped from this city to Ash Fork, and the unfortunate Mex. iean was laid to rest at the expense of the county.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-20
WARNING NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that The up h"rsigncd owners of the mines kno"' as The I.ute, Compromise, Black Mes.' Aztec, Gold Note, Iowa, Maine oy" pia' Vcsuvius, Surprise, Center Sp' oregon, and the improvements "1 chinorv, and tools located thcreoh' N' at and near Riehinbar, yavapai 'ouh,l' Arizona, will not he responsible !" debts of any kind contracted for lapo' supplies or Improvements on said Pror 'rty ar any of it, while it is p''nI worked under n contract ana leas'' sHI that said property is now being worss11 w,s1 under such capuact and lease gram to (. w. Mitchell. Dated this ls' ~" of March, 1907. ,o
 KENTUCKY STANDARD MINI"
 COMPANY,
 By Hunter NJ. Meriwcther, Pres RNHlNBAR MINES CONTAIN By Hunter M. Meriwsther, Pres First publication, March 20, l'"'
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-20
YAvAPA| PROBATE JUDGE GETS MI
 RAISE
Law Passed Does Not Affect Maricopa
 Either

Failure to report the proper title of the bill passed by the Legislature af. fccting the probate judges office, lead, many to believe that the salary of pro bate judges has been increased Such however, is not the case, as the follow. ing explanation will show:
 The law. fixing the salary of the pro. bate judge in first class counties. at tho beginning of the present session of the Legislature, provided tha, the office. of probate judge and ex-oficio clerk of the probate court in counties of ,h, first class, having an capitalized assessed valuation of $s,OOO,OOO or more. sboulJ bc segregated, and that the probate judge should appoint clerk. who should receive n salary of sl 900 a year. and that the probate judge should re. ccivc a salary of s2,0OO year. mak. ing th" combined salary of judge and clerk *3.2OOo a year; all fees colleeiel to hc turned into ihe county treasury.
 In countics of the frs, class. having an cgualizcd assessment of less than tS.ooO.oo0. the probate judge is made cx ollicio clerk of the probate cour, and receives salary of Sl,2O0 year and in addition thereto. receives and retains the legal fees collected. which said salary and fees k made full com pcnsation for services as probate udgs and cN-oilicio clerk.
 The counties of Maricopa and Cochi.e come under the provisions of the fr.i claus" above stated, and yavapa county comes under the provision. of the last clause stated.
 In September of the present year, by reason of the fact of cqualizcL assess. mcnt bccoming $s,OOO,ODO o- morr, fnvapai county would have come ioto tn" same class as Maricopa anu Cochi., counties. with n probate clerk at a sal. ary of *i,20o n year, and iudse'. sal. ary s2,OOO year, making the est ,O the county for the probate judgc's of hr' s3,2Wo year, creditel by fec, turned into the county treasurer esti. mated at 5000, leaving the total eos, of probate judges office $2,3OO a year. a. against Sl, 200, the former cost to the county.
 In anticipation of the increased equalizcd assessment of Yavapai county reaching ss,OOO,OOO or more. in septem. her, of the present year, placing Yaya pal county in the same class as Mar icopa and cochisc counties. with refer "ncc io the probate judges office, Pro bate Judge Hicks of this city prepared and sent io the Legislature q blI amcnding the law to read sl .oOO,G where II formerly read Ss,0Oo,oOO. II other words, raising the amount of val nation of capitalized assessment of tb' herein mentioned counties, without af fecting the salary and compensation o 'h" probate judges and clerks m th' snid counties, and preventing extra eos ana expense on account of the probate judges office in Yavapai county, whicl would have been brought about by th' condition as regards the raised equal '"rd assessment of Yavapai county o September of the present year.
 Snch K the law that has been passed hhd the probate judges of Marieopa 'oehisc and Yavapai counties will r '''v' the same salary as has been here toforc paid.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-20
(from sundays Daily.)
Here From Jerome.

Here From Jerome,
 William Ilill of Jerome came in last evening from the Copper City. Here From Mayer.
 \. r.. Thomas of Mntcr came in last evening to spend inc Sabbath. Tufa King Here,
 C. n. Ryncarson of Kirkland came in yesterday on short business visit. McCabc Visitor.
 r. ]. Hubbard of McCnbo came in last "vWing to spend the Sabbath here. Back From Phoenix.
 W. A. Dcaring returned yesterday from a visit with his family in Phoc. nix.
 In From Camp
 Joe Mayer returned here yesterday from his mining. camp in the Copper Basin district. To Visit Relatives
 George McMichaels left yesterday for Temple Tex, where ho will enjoy n months vacation with relatives. Celebrating Here.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-20
(From Tuesdays Daily) Spent Sunday Here.

C. Saucr, the Lynx Creek mining man, spent Sunday in the city. Juniper Stockman Here.
 E. r. Denny, the Juniper stockman, k here m n business visit Visiting in Phoenix.
 Attorney General F.. E. Clark is visit. ing in Phoenix on official business. Flagstaff Stockman Here.
 Stacy B, IIibbcn. the Geronimo county stockman, k visiting in the city. Camp Verde Visitor. Charles lIarbcsop, tho Camp Verde stockman, is here on n business visit. Stockman Visits. William Back, inc Beaver Creek storkman, is in the city on business, | A Professional Visit. Dr. k. T. Rolph of Poland came in last evening on a professional visit. Here From Black Rock.
 George Marguerite, tho Black Rock mining man, is here on legal business. Back From Copper Mountain.
 John Flower has returned from an extended stay in the Copper Mountain district.
 Left for Home.
 NJ. \. Aiken of Jerome Junction left yesterday for home, after days pleas ant visit here.
 A Flying Visit.
 ]. D. Glenn, inc Upper Verde stock man, paid n flying visit yesterday to the city.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-20
ST. AUGUSTINE |S NOT OLDEST
 TOWN

Tn following. from the Florida Star. seems to indicate that even natives of 'hn' state are willing to conccdc th. h'ehcs, rank in point of age to Tucson. Ar'z'' m preference to st. Augustine, Florida,
 An old, old vcllum document. bear. ing the signatures of their Catholic maJestics. Ferdinand and Isabella. and countefs'gned ny the viccroy of Mexico "nd General Coronado. has been discoy cred recently. This document proves |" historians that St. Augustine wos not tn" first permanent city in the 'n''"d States, but that Tucson. Ariz. has that distinction, having bcou founded 'n l1d2. li seems tha, Tucson was pueblo of some size when the frs, pillar m the old stockadc was s,t in tb, soil at Nj. Augustine.
 Tucson has been receiving consider abl' notoricty on various accouuts throughout the United States in th, pasi Two years. and is becoming mnch pe'''r known than any other town in me Territory Not only is the city th, o'd'S' m the United States. but if. prominence |" connection with the de 
 N'i"pheni of the resources of sou,hor, Af'"ona and Sonora. Mexico. K f,s, s''"g The city most enviablc rcputa ''o" throughout the country"
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-20
Left for Phoenix.

Attorney !. r. Wilson, accompanic by r. C. Friedman. mining expert. lei last night on the southbound for Pho nix, on important mining business.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-20
-------------------a-=-H-- SUGAR PLANTATION BURNS.

GUANTANAMO, March 1G.--Fire io' day on the Continent sugar plantation caused damage estimated al over siOo' ooo. Senor Lama, mayor of Madrid |" president of the company owning 'he plantation.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-20
TO DUST STANDARD OFT.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, March le-A pil seeking to prohibit the Standord oh company from doing business in Tennessee and to mst tho ,or,oa.;a- from 'he state was filed in the chan. cery court today.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-20
MINE EXPLOSION FATAL.

NORTON, Va, March l6.-An cx. Plosion occurred in the mines of Grccnough this morning. Ten miners escaped slightly injured. two were taken out dead, and four are known to be in inc mine, supposedly dead. The cause of the explosion is unknown.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-20
Enjoying a Vacation.

W. F. Glenn, the Blue Bell mini man, came in last evening to enjoy vacation among his many friends. reports mining active in his section
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-20
Left for Home.

Mrs. C. A. strcning. Mrs. Jessie Dur and and Miss Mary Durand left yes terday for their homes in santa Rosa after months pleasant visit here wit their friends. Mir. and Mrs. !. l.. Ar chnmbenu.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-20
Here on Business.

W. C. Hanson and l.. W. Greer came iu last evening from the Express mine, near Poland. on mining business.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-20
Agua Fria Visitor.

Mrs. Henry Clay of Agua fria | visiting in inc city She is rcgistcrc' at inc Congress hotel
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-20
Passed Through.

John Mahoncy, superintendent of tho Territorial Industrial school, passed through here last night, on route tc Benson, from a visit with relatives in Winslow
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-20
Mining Man Here.

r. |. Mitchell. who is developing 9 mining property in the Jack Rabbit Flat section, is in the city purchasing .uupltss
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-20
Left for Kirkland

Ed. Block. thc Montozuma street clothicr. left last night for kuhlHud' where he has a force of men develop ing promising copper property.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-20
Humboldt Visitors.

Joseph Caspari and r II. ONnam. Jr' came in last evening from th" new Smcltcr City of Humboldt ou short Viaits
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-20
Left for Home.
old Timer Visits.

Lukc Fleming. pioneer of the key Creek district. K in inc city chasing supplies for his mining cam
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-20

If you are ashamed of your business get out of il; if not, advertise it in the Journal-Miner.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-20
Humboldt Visitor.

Rev. F.. Owens of Humboldt came ih last evening from the new S"''''' CitN.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-20
Leave Hospital.

D. Ward, who has been confined to the hospital since January. suffering from burns. and lI. Trottcr. who has been seriously ill with iaundicc. were discharged from the hospital yesterday ns curpd
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-20
Enjoying a Vacation.

Pat II. Farley, quarry foreman a' the Asco limestone quarrlcs, cam in last evening to enjoy a vacation among his friends
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-20
Stockman Here.

J. R. Norton. n Salt River vallc stockmnn. returned here last evcniu from the Agun Fria country. where l purchased n bunch of steers.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-20
Passed Through.

l.. l.. Ducull. the Cordcs stockman passed through here Sunday, en rout to the Salt River valley.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-20
Charmed With Prescott.

Mrs. John Warren of Kansas City, Kan, left for Ash Fork yesterday, af ter pleasant two days visit here with her friend. Mrs. F. j. Farley. Mrs Warren expressed herself m being charmed with tho city. She will return here after a months visit in Ash Fork with her son, Walter Warren.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-20
Mining Man Here.

William Ncllis. one of thc active min ing men of the eastern part of inc county, came in last evening from his camp in the Mayer section.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-20
Here From Humboldt.

Mrs. ]. NJ. Cook came in last cvcnin from Humboldt to spend the Sabbat here. She is guest at the Prcscoi hotel
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-20

N r.. Taylor chief clerk in the of fee of the general passenger and frcigh, agent. paid flying visit yesterday tc Ash Fork
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-20
Visiting His Family.

Ex sheriff John l.. Munds came II last evening from his stock ranch il the Grand Canyon country. to visi with his family.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-20
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,rrom Saturday'- DailyJ

Back From Phoenix.
 Mrs. Leroy Anderson returned y's'cr. ,av from ln ,>t,ul,j visit 10 Phoenix Simmons Visitor
 J. E-'ccs. tbr ~immou. s'ockman .ud rmor. Is iu 'hc city on a business .i-I'
 Left for Los Angeles.
 John rboma, and hi. sister. Mrs Uonmu lrtf yesterday for oLs An. .clcs
 Back From Phoenix
 Attorney General r. k Clark return cd yesterday from professional visit To Phoenix.
 On Business Here.
 F. Flcmiugl Euglr. orc buyer for The Arizona SmcIting company, is in thc city on hu~incss. Left for Home
 Ben Rybon left yesterday for his home in McCnbc after a two days business visit here. Here on Business.
 W. C. Hanson and l.. W. Greer came iu last evening from the Express mine. near Poland. on mining business. Left for Home.
 Frank Hawkins of Ash Fork left yes tcrlnv for his home after pleasant three days visit here with friends. old Timer Visits.
 lukc Fleming. a pioneer of the Fur. key Creek district. is in inc city pur chasing supplies for his mining camp. Back From Pinal.
 Deputy United States Mineral Sur vcyor W. II. Merritt returned y'stcr- day from an official trip through Pinal county. where he reports much activity m thc mining industry. Back From the Springs.
 O. Lougacrc. superintendent of the Poland Mining Company, returned here yesterday from an outing in Castle hot springs.
 Left for Camp
 George Rohpctcr, general manager of inc Lone Pine mine. near Huron. left yesterday for that camp. after short business visit here.
 Texas Visitors.
 Carl Thcis and h. W. Schoonmakcr. stockholders in the Little Brother Min ing company. are recent arrivals here from Fl Paso, Tex.
 Bunker Hill Visitor.
 Frank Waldorf came in last evening from the Bunker Hill mine, in the Big Bug district, to enjoy n short vacation among his many friends here. Lcft for Phoenix.
 Attorney ]. r. Wilson. accompanied by r. C. Friedman, mining expert. left last night on the southbound for Phoc- nix, on important mining business. Shelter Man Visits.
 v. II. Oxman. vicc.presidcnt and gen "ral manager of the Arizona Smelling company. came in last evening from the new smcltcr city of Humboldt. Left for the East.
 Clayton Bell and X. W. Grigsby, Kan sas City capitalists. interested in mines m the Black Rock district. left yestcr. day for their homes in the east after n month x visit here.
 A Flying Visit.
 Walter Warren of Ash Fork paid q flying visit io the city yesterday, re- turning home on the afternoon north bound daylight express. He was ne. c0mpanicd here by his mother, Mrs. John Warren of Kansas City, Mo. who will visit for some time with her friend, Mrs. r. !. Farley. Fashionable Tailoring.
 Attention is directed to the advcr tlscmcnt of F. Noigtlandcr, the we'll known tailor. who is displaying n stock of fashionable suitings for spring and eummer wear. Men who wish to he correctly dressed and well fitted should call upon him soon in order to obtain
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-20
Back From Phoenix.
Mining Superintendent Visits.

John ]. Jackson, the Copper Bas mining superintendent. is in the ci on business connected with his mines
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-20
Left for San Jose.
In From Ranch.
Accepts New Position.

Mrs. Owen Thomas has accc position of clerk in the wat, office, vice Miss I. M. Hes signed.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-20
Here From Phoenix.

Pete Strahan, the Verde Valley stock man and miner, returned here ycstcr day from a visit to Phoenix and ih' Salt River valley.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-20
Back From the Sandy.

\. A. Johns has returned from a visit on mining business to the head
 waters of the sandy. in western Mo. have county, where he reports much
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-20
Left for Green Mountain.

C. !. McNulty left yesterday for the Green Mountain mines. in the lIassa- yampa district, where hc has force of men engaged in taking out large consignment of ore for the Humboldt smcltcr
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-20
old Timer Visits.

w. $. Head, who has resided in this county for the past ihir,y-thrcc years, and for many years prominent mcr. chant of this city, came in last evening from Camp Verde, where hc has large land and stock interests
 Left for Phoenix.
 Attorney Paul Burks. head of the Arizona law department of the santa Fc, left last night on the southbound train for Phoenix, where he will al. tend n session of inc supreme court, which convcncs today. and the two closing days session of the Twenty. fourth Legislature.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-20
Left for Placerita.

Frank Reynolds and William Scott left last night on the sou'E1our trdin for Placcriia. where they hay, accepted rositions with inc Entcrr'l,' Mining and Milling comp.uV
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-20
On Omclal Business.

r. B Craudall, deputy internal rc' cuuc collector for Arizona and Ne Mexico. arrived here yesterday fro santa Fc, x. M.. on official business.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-20
Back From Ranch.

]. |. Gardner returned ycstcrda from q flying visit to his ranch in th Skull Valley section.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-20
Tn From Bodic.

t. C. Stukcy, general manag"' pf fh' Bodic mine, in inc Crook. Canyon see ton. K here in mining business.
 Tim Fell came in yesterday from hi' ranch in the Agua Fria district. to cclc hratc St Patrick 's day in this city.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-20
Texas Visitors.

Carl Thcis and p. W. Schoonmakcr. stockholders in the Little Brother Min ing company. are recent arrivals here from Fl Paso. Tex.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-20
Back From Trip.

George W. Holmes returned yostcr. day from an extended prospecting trip through the Copper Creek section of the Eureka district, where he reports having located several promising min. ing properties.