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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-17
THINK THEIR MEN
WILL GET It
BACK
(Fron Saturdays Daily.)

Tne people OF Mohave county evi.
IDENTIFY have some ideas of their own
anent the recent survey Of the bound.
AIRY line between that and Yavapai
county, AS is evidenced by the follow.
ing article from Our Mineral Wealth;
"The board Of supervisors decided,
Monday, to put survey party in the
field and check Colonel Latimer Of
Yavapai, who sliced a sugared slice
from Mohave county, taking In our
Bacon and lime kiln club. The stock.
men along no mans land are making
serious objections to being set over
where Assessor Sullivan's eagle eye
can count their numerous lowing herds,
and we all object TO lose such progress
i've and wealthy citizens. Perhaps 1t
could be compromised vita Ysvapai by
giving them Major Steve Mott, much
as Mohave county would hate TO lose
him. A civil engineer from San Der.
nardino county, and he don't want 10
be too civil, and Peter McCardell will
undertake the job Of showing the Yav-
apai man that the heat had made him
buggy when he climbed along that
jerked beef line. II one man from
Yavapsi can take three miles Of our
good mineralized soil our two men
should nj least recover wnat we lost
and two miles Of Yavapai. We should
not be too hard on a neighbor. 50
Peter leave them the United Verde and
Humboldt smeltcr as advertisements
Colonel Latimer made his survey dur
ing the dark Of the moon, when the
needle is influenced by electric phe.
nomens. Our men will not do that, as
they will be instructed by our far-see.
ing, patriotic board Of supervisors,
legalized by District Attorney Nor
rison, TO hew 10 the line. let the chips
fall where they may Let the jagged
jade % Yavapai now wink her eye"
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-17
(From SatusdayS Dsily.)

Here From Yaeger.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Bunker are visiting
in the city.
Phoenix Visitor.
Henry c. Yaeger Of Phoenix is Wis
iting in the city.
Here From Los Angeles.
J. O. stephens arrived here last
evening from Los Angeles.
Pioneer Resident Here.
Jacob Ritter, Thompson Valley plo'
neer. is mere on a short business visit.
Harqua Hala Visitor.
Martin Nelson, n Harqua iiaia min
ing man, is recent arrival In the
city.
Here From Humboldt.
Pete Diskin and Joe Mesparrin'
Humboldt business men, are visiting IN
the city.
Rack From Jerome.
County Assessor T. 4. Campbell re-,
turned last evening from an on'eiA'
visit to jerome.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-17

sTRAYED 800 FROM wHIPPLE BAR.
racks, buekskin pony, chunky built,
dark name and tail, turkey track
brand on hip. Reward Of 80 for re-.
covery. Address Captain Y. A.
strrges, whipple Barracks, Arizona.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-17
city News
....In Brief


Copper wy v"~s'
Mr.. i. T.. Walker Of jerome is visit.
ing in tho city.
On BUSINESS Hero.
II sncrcr Of Mount Union is in tho
e,y 90 business.
Mayer Visitors.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. T. Knapp Of Mayer
s,e visiting in the city.
Here From Hillside.
william Smock, the Hillside mining
man. i. visiting in the city.
Back From the East.
julie. liaumann has returned from an
extended visit in the east.
Here From Huron.
4. w. Ranger, the Huron mining
man. is visiting in the city.
Here From Humboldt.
". &. Burns, the Humboldt mining
nan. is visiting in the city.
Back From the East.
Mr. and Mrs. William Gammill and
daughter. Miss Ellie, returned last night
from an extended visit with relatives
in Oklahoma and the east.
Tucson Visitor.
Frank II. Johns, n Tucson business
man. B. visiting in the city.
Left for Frisco.
Mrs. G.. G. walcutt left yesterday for
San Francisco on n short visit.
Dewey Visitors.
e.. G.. Miller and A. V. Miller Of
Dewey are visiting in the city.
Left for California.
Pat oliver left yesterday for Julian,
CaI where he has mining interests.
Here From Aqua FRA.
\. v. Lcssard, the Aqua Fria farmer
and miner, is here on n business visit.
s,ockman Visits.
George A. Carter, the Williamson
Valley stockman, is here on business
visit
Here From Wnden.
". 6. Beckman is in the city from his
his mining camp in the Wenden dis
,ret
In From Camp.
". g. Bashford is in the city from
hi' mining camp in the Bradshaw noun.
iains
Phoenix Visitor.
Con Thomson Of Phoenix Is n recent
arrival in the city TO spend the sum.
mcr here.
Left for tho East.
Frank FLETCHER left yesterday for an
extended visit in the east on mining
business.
Mining Man Visits.
y. T.. Gaskell, Cherry Creek min
ing man, is here on one Of his period
zeal visits.
Copper City Visitor.
j. G.. Aubrey Of Jerome arrived here
yesterday from the Copper City on a
short visit.
Here From Chaparrai.
John Sloan, who has mining interests
in the Chaparral section, is mere on
business visit.
Mining Man Visits.
+. A. Townsend, who has mining in
'eresis in the Bradshaw mountains, is
visiting in the city.
kft for Phoenix.
W. =. Elliott, architect, left last
night on the southbound train for a
short visit in Phoenix.
On Business Here.
Al. Vroom il in the city from his
mining camp at Cold Springs, six
miles west OF this city.
Los Angeles Visitors.
{. Arnold, II. j. Redman and o. b..
Cole Of Los Angeles arrived here last
evening from southern California.
here FROM b0uS0.
George Boyer Of Bouse, station on
the \. Il G. railroad, thirty miles east
of Parker, is visiting in the city.
Skull Valley Visitor.
John Ehle, a pioneer resident OF
Prescott, is in the city from his home
IN skull Valley on mining business.
Mining Man Here.
Al. Dunigan Of Springfield, ILL.,, VINO
" Interested in mining in the Brad
shaw mountains, is here on short
visit.
Here From Humboldt.
j. d. Bethune, general manager OF
The Humboldt Commercial company, ar
ryed here last evening from the new
Smeter City.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-17
Back From Trip.

Joseph W. Hobbs returned yesterday
from mine inspection trip through the
Black Canyon district, where he reports
considerable activity in the mining
business.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-17
Mayer Visitor.

''''" Iodd OF Mayer is visit.
ing IN the city.
Here From Gilbert.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Gilbe,, a,o -.
lung in the city.
Senator Visitor.
MIS- f. ID. Whitman Of senate, !.
mere on short visit.
Salome Visitor.
Joe ruler, salome mining man. 1,
mere on a business visit.
Back From tho Coast.
marry Jacobs has returned from h,
extended visit to the coast.
Humboldt Visitors.
MI and Mrs. Il. A. Bowman Of Hum.
oo'dt are visiting in the city.
Hero From Turkey.
Mrs. l.. p. Nellis Of Turkey came in
las. evening on the Crown King train.
Loft for Jerome.
county Assessor T. +. Campbell lcf,
yesterday for jerome on Official bud.
ness
Loft for tho Hillside.
u. X. Wood left last night on tho
southbound train for the Hillside mine
on shor, visit.
Walnut Grove Visitor.
N
Tom Carter, a pioneer settler Of the
Walnut Grove district, is here on a
business visit.
Mining Man Here.
Charles r. Brant, who fills a respon.
siblc position with the Lookout Copper
company, is here on company business.
Loft for Home.
Miss Mabel Foley and Miss Helen
Clark left yesterday for their homes In
Ash Fork after pleasant weeks visi,
mere with friends.
A Flying visit.
j. ID. Glenn, the Upper Verde stock
man, paid flying visit to the city.
yesterday, returning home on the AZ.
tcrnoon northbound train.
Left for Los Angeles.
J.. q. Brown, n Los Angeles architect,
left yesterday for home, after submit.
ting plans for the proposed new court
house. He stated that he would return
here next month.
Back From Trip.
Joseph W. Hobbs returned yesterday
from mine inspection trip through the
Black Canyon district, where he reports
considerable activity in the mining
business.
A Flying Visit.
Morse Darncll, the Hillside mcr.
chant, paid flying visit TO the city,
yesterday, returning home on the
southbound train, last night.
Naco Visitors.
Mrs. T.. NJ. Blake and 1--WE children
arrived here yesterday from Naco, TO
spend the summer months with Mrs.
I,lake's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. W.
Otis.
McCabc Visitors.
j. II. Farrell, general manager 81 the
New England.Arizona Copper com
pany, Of McCabe, and his daughter,
Miss Nora, came In last evening to
attend the funeral Of the late Mrs.
Mclvina Childcrs.
Mine Manager Here.
Will l.. Clark, general manager OF
the United Verde Copper company
works at Jerome, arrived here last
evening from the Copper City on busi'
ness connected with his concern.
viii Leave for Humboldt.
Miss Mabel Warren and Miss Nora
Finnegan arrived last night from Will
Jams and will leave today for Hum
boldt TO visit Miss Warren's brother,
Walter Warren, who fills n responsible
position mt the Consolidated Arizona
| auai,;ro eo,nnany's nlant
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-17
Left for Los Angeles.

!. q. Brown, Los Angeles architect,
left yesterday for home, after submit.
ting plans for the proposed new court
house. He stated that he would return
here next month.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-17
McCabe Visitors.

McCabe Visitors.
j. II. Farrell, general manager 81 the
New England.Arizona Copper com
pany, Of McCabe, and his daughter,
Miss Nora, came In last evening to
attend the funeral Of the late Mrs.
Melyinn Childrrs.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-17
A Flying Visit.

j. d. Glenn, the Upper Verde stock
man, paid flying visit to the city
yesterday, returning home on the AZ
tcrnoon northbound train.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-17
A Flying Visit.

A Flying Visit.
Morse Darncll, the Hillside me
chant, paid flying visit 10 the cit
yesterday, returning home on q
southbound train, last night.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-17
Mining Man Here.
Loft for Home.

Miss Mabel Foley and Miss lie
Clark left yesterday for their homes
Ash Fork after a pleasant weeks VI
mere with friends.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-17
Naco Visitors.

Mrs. T.. NJ. Blake and five children
arrived here yesterday from Naeo, to
spend the summer months with Mrs.
I,lake's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. W.
Otis.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-17
Left for Home.

Mrs. j. y. Barley left yesterday 70
her home in III Paso, Tex, after pleas
ant weeks visit here with her friends
Mrs. +. =. Cruice and Mrs. J. J. Hawk
inc
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-17
Loft for Camp.
McCabe Visitors.
Keeping Busy.

w. W. Elliott Of the firm Of Elliot
q Dreschcr, is in Los Angeles, on bust
ness, and his partner, =. ". Drescner
is in the Black Rock district, on I
mine inspection trip.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-17
Old Timer Here.
A Flying visit.

Attorney Reese NJ. Ling, T. II.
Brown and J. T.. Jordan paid n flying
visit yesterday to the camp Of the
Long Beach.Arizona Mining company,
in the Black Hills.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-17

Frank Mansfield, former resident
OF TINS city, returned here last nigh,
from Los Angeles.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-09-06

Christ crucified is the most conspic-
uous object in the history OF the
world. II is the center around which
the whole moral and religious warfare
OF the world is gathered.
The power did not lie In the brazen
serpent. but in God himself who could
bestow healing upon those who
showed by their looking up to II at his
Word that they believed in God and
rcpented OF their sin.
Salvation was By faith. the only W..
in which free pardon. can b c~rsr
without Increasing the sin 8. a
world
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-09-06
Southern Candidates.

That stalwart Republican paper. the
Minneapolis Tribune. declares there
is an astonishing cearth OF Democrats
available for the presidential nomina-
ton" This arouses the Houston Post
TO remark that: There is no deartb
OF Democratic material in the South.
If the party should deem IL proper TO
ignore the events OF nearly half a cen
fury ago. and choose a candidate pure
IL upon the ground OF his personal and
POLITICAL fitness. Virginia. North Caro-
lima. Georgia. Mississippi. Tennessee,
Missouri. Louisiana and Texas contain
men OF presidential stature-men in
,very way qualified 10 fill the first Of
fee OF the republic in manner wor-
thy the best traditions OF the Democ-
racy. In the way OF material. the De
mocracy is as fully equipped as the
Republican party. For every Repub-
Vcan statesman OF acknowledged fit
ness we can name a Democrat who
possesses all the requisites OF the
presidency. provided we are not COM
PEELED to ignore the public men OF a
section OF the country where Democ-
racy fourishes according 10 the teach
ings Of the fathers"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-09-06

The census report Of the earnings
II workmen engaged in manufactur-
ing including those receiving salaries
for the year 1905. shows an average OF
1881 each. That is less than SO
month. and as the cost Of living has
increased over 50 per cent and was
over 40 Per cent. in 1895. the pros
peritv Of tariff protected labor. which
tho Republicans boast SO much Of. is
hardly a bed Of roses. III the large
salaries paid TO managers and others
were omitted the average wage TO the
workmen would be much less. and yet
labor is expected 10 vote to continue
this policy Of protecting the trusts
which. while it adds but little. II any.
TO their wages. extracts much more in
the high price Of all they buy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-09-06

that II England gives 70 the insurEent
nar.v is support in 0ve-thruwiug the
rule n Ferdinand. TIE relation Of Eng
land rs bulgaria shall b. similar 10
that which exists between Egypt and
En.ia1i
The Society ~ Freedom IL fully
aware that your Excellency's incon-
reniencc and labor must be recon
nar.ea THE sum az e2oOCo is al
ready placed in the Ottoman bank.
payable 10 your Excellency CT de-
mand
Note by Sir 5iortima- pinne. 10 the
above letter.
TO this I replied that the sum men
toned was too luticrously small TO be
considered. Only the most substan-
tial guarantee cn1id Justify me in tax
inr the risks involved
Third lette. 10 Sir Mortimer from
he society,"
To His Excellency. Etc.
The sum of 10000 has been
rlaced in IN. Ottoman bank TO your
FxcelIency account. The society
trusts that this sum will be sufficient
~ Justify the risks VIII your Excel
lency give his answer without delay
C~ote BY Sir Mortimer pinned to
the above letter.
4 have taken the step. Il Is too rate
70 ask myself now whether have
bee. indiscreet. II have consulted
Fa1
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o-nmepr OF Prince Ferdinand must
fall We do not desire bloodshee-
There shall be none. we swear J.. J.
England viii support the insrrgeni
marty But in any case bulgaria mus
be free
we do not ask for the active aid
~ England. We beg that hnelani
shau not Interfere with The ambitions
OF the people
.Yonr Exccllcncy shall have no rca
son 10 regret being our friend And
,hare are other means q reTarding
friendship besides empty words q
gratitude. Let your EXcellency once
assure US OF You intention 10 support
our cause and We shall make this
more clear.
Your Exccllency knows the man
ner in which your answer may be con
viewed to this society
with profound expressions OF re
spect we submit ourselves.
..Tse Committee Of the Society o.
Freedom"
nlaced this letter on my knee viii
the others had read
This Society Of Freedom. Is II Goa
cerned with the trick Of the death
mask stamp
i fear SO" she answered in low
voice
Then has The fact no significance
Cor YOU that Dr. Siarva received a lei
,er with one Of those STAMPS On ~
envelope last nirht1 These stamp
i are prescribed. They could be sen
through the mail only becalse certain
~ the postal -athonfics we're in syn
na,hv with the reyolr.ionaries -
tiers with the.c stamps. "a Is safe Y
,nfer would be sen; only % these "h
an equally in sympathy TT sia-
must ~ favorable p this party u p
y not actually one * the committee
warned you last rirht that there "a
treachery In TIE camp
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CHAPTER XVII



And am again 20 shout nv com
mands 10 my servant through the
closed door," asked Madame De Var
nier Ironically
/ unlocked the door Of the staircase
IN silence. taking the precauucn. how
ever. Of not admitting Alphonse.
HAS Miss Brett come 10 the cha
teau as I wished Madame de Var.
uier spoke naturally through the half
opened door. not betraying my pres
ence behind IT,
She Is waiting n the music room
madam
Bring her here.
Il shall do as madam wishes But
tins American. this man We called his
Excelleucy-he surprised rn@ Just now
-hs. lie intruded on madam or
He came here TO keep an appoint
ment with me- Madame de WARMER
replied composedly. cutting short bis
agitated whisper.
-Ah. that is well
Alphorse sighed HIS relief. and de-
parted on his GRAND.
what inducement can you have OF
fered that she should come boldly "a
this Castle Of Despair"
Is not the inducement great that
she Is 10 see loved brother?"
rTo BIZ -ONTINUEDJ
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aEPusLIcAn pro. PEaITS.
Sank Securities Shrinking and Money
Situation Critical

There IL great effort BY Republican
newspapers TO show that the Wah
street panic has had no effect on gen
eral business and viii not h.rt the
people generally But a SPECIAL dis
Yatch from New York TO the Washing
ton Post puts a much more serious
aspect on the matter ana shows that
the Official report On savings hanks ex-
hibits a decline ia the value OF bonds
and stocks in which their deposits are
invested from 1896 OF almost $4,000
600. Since January /. the date OF that
report, there has been an average de-
cline in the price OF stocks OF 20 per
cent, which must have affected the
value OF bonds and stocks owned by
the savings banks very seriously.
The $500 national banks OF the
United States on May goth held bonds
and other securities amounting TO
triae over SOS, 0OO. O00. and these in
vestments must show a similar loss TO
what the savings banks have suffered
The report OF the national banks To
the comptroller OF the currency does
not show how much the banks have
written of for depreciation Of invest
ments and the actual situation Is
therefore obscure. An index Is 10 be
Sound. however. in the case OF the ma
tional banks Of New York city. which
reported on May Goth the value OF
stocks and bonds and securities held
By them as sl32.l44 200. a decrease OF
$500. 900 from the amount Of the same
holdings on March 22d previous. These
great losses TO the banks is one of the
causes OF tie tight money market
( which will undoubtedly become more
stringent during the coming fall
4 months. Since March. business men
I in New York. al least, have had TO pay
six per cent and cser for accommoda-
tons at the banks and have had din
Guilty in securing loans az that high
rate At the other money centers sim
liar high rates have prevailed and in
terest rates at New York are adyanc-
ing. These conditions cannot but al
feet general business all over the s9un-
try. and those in debt Will be allied
upon sharply TO pay, and in turn viii
be compelled TO call upon their
debtors. That the situation is a seri
Gus one will be seen by the declaration
Of the Wall Street Journal that ths
only hope OF relief is that the $50 600.
900 remaining in the Unitet States
treasury will be added to the alread,
enormous loans made 10 the nationa
banks Practically" says the Wal
Street Journa. everything else Il
more or less L>rtgaged. or attached
nr tied up. or held back by fear" An'
this is the boosted Republican pros
perity that our Republican friends b.
their financial and tariff Legislation
have produced and the climax is no
by any means come yet.
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II DR. s,arva has proved ., - .
trsstor % the cause be- viii ressivs bis
punishment The memorandum OF
Sir Mort.mer's reply % the letter you
have just read Is pinned on The back of
The sheet Read IL. she commanded
harshly.
III is a perpler.nE dilemma that has
confronted me. To keep ms honor a.
a minister intact. and yet not 20 sac
rihce my own personal hopes. ! think
this is the first temptation o. ms DIP
lOmafic career have fulfilled my
diplomatic duties hitherto as a ma
chine. that neither thinks nor feels
Now ! find tina; ! am human. that
am a man. Wi,h mans weaknesses.
say I am tempted. I believe that
lofty principles actuate Bulgaria That,
say 10 myself is my excuse. Blu,
lofty principles are no. sufficient
disguised my true feeling In answer
Ing this letter hy vague objections.
confessed my self In sympathy with
Bulgaria cause. but I protested that
more potent arguments must be used
10 convince me. The interests o.
England are nv own. bat II Il could
Be done without too great risk. be
lieve. God help me. would further ny
own ambitions al her expense SAY
am tempted
4 say am tempted II IL could
be done without too great risk. be
lieye. God help me. would furthel
my o~n ambitions al her expense
such expressions We're hideously sig
n.ficant But met calmly the male
violent triumph Of Madame de WARMER
When you read the next letter.
she said. WATCHING ne closely. ~yol
viii understand the meaning Of IN
expression. There are otEer means o
rewarding friendship besides empt.
words OF gratitude Even 50 stanch al
advocate OF Sir MoTtimer's honor a
yourself must realize that in tn
words you have Just read. he vas en
ceavoring 10 discover just what TIA
vague promise meant
I received the next letter in silence
To His Exceiiency. etc
Our answer 20 your Exceilency
kind letter wishes 10 make this fac
clear. The people q Bulgaria pleds
their word. through this committee
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Sofia. Headquarters OF the Society Of
Freedom
TO His Exceilency. Sir Mortimer
Brett. Minister plenipOtentiary and
Consul General 20 His Britannia Ma
jesiy az the court OF Sofia.
Sir. We OF the Society OF Freedom
wait patiently and anxiously for your
Excellency's answer 10 our humble
petition. We trust your Excellency
docs NOT ignore this petition because
the signatures OF the petitioners are
not added thereto. Surely your Ex-
cellency understands that the dictates
OF prudence make II Inevitable that Il
is sent TO you anonymously
Your Excellency must Be familiar
with our grievances. Our present
ruler cannot and viii not he longer
tolerated by his subjects. We fear
the British Foreign Once. however.
does not realize the extent OF Prince
Ferdinand's appropriately Even II
your ministers care nothing for that,
do they feel no concern that he is the
tool OF Russia
lie has asked Russia repeatedly
that he be recognized King. aud that
he receive that title His vanity is
such that be would sacrifice the free
DOM OF his people 10 be or equal terms
with the sovereigns OF SeTyia and
| Roumania
once more. perhaps Tor the last
time. we petition your Exceilency q
exert the extraordinary influence your
Excellency possesses. that the English
I Minister b. advised In time. The gov