davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-30

Notice is hereby given that the IN
dersigncd owners Of the mines known
as the Lutte, Compromise, Black Mesa,
Aztec, Gold Note, Iowa, Maine, Olym.
pia, vesuvius, Surprise, Center and
Oregon, and the improvements, ma
chinery, and tools located thereon, al
at and near Richinbar. Yavapai County,
Arizona, will not be responsible for
debts Of any kind contracted for labor,
supplies or improvements on said prop
srty or any Of il, while 1t Is being
worked under a contract and lease, AMI
that said property is now being worked
under such contract and lease granted
to c. w. Mitchell. Dated this lat day
0f March, 1907.
KENTUCKY STANDARD MINING
COMPANY,
BY Hunter NJ. Meriwether, Pres.
RICHINBAR MINES COMPANY,
BY Hunter NJ. Meriwether, Pres.
First publication, March 20. 1907.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-30
NEVADA GOING TO PIECES.
nFrom ThnrsdaN,s DnIlN

From Thursday Daily
Nevada is going 10 pieces since
the recent slump in the stock market,
and | assure you that am GLAD to ne
back again in Arizona said Gus
Schrnplau. who recently returned
from the Sage Brush state, 10 q
Journal Miner man, yesterday.
81 was IN Buckskin, Gold6cld and
other of the large camps he said,
"nnd found little doing IN the mines.
| know of no reason why anyone
should leave Arizona IN search Of
mines in other states, especially in
Nevada. when such excellent oppor-
tunitics exist here for Investment.
Arizona is certainly good enough for
me There is no boom here but there
IN steady growth apparent in the
mining industry that cannot be sur
passed in any other section visited
during my absence
Mr., Schraplau left last night on the
southbound train for tho Black Butte
mines, in the southern part of the
county, where he has accepted n posi-
tion.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-30
GOOD TIMES IN
HARQUA HAlA
DISTRICT
Orrom Saturday. DailyI

Good times prevail IN the liarqua
iiala district. and since the slump in
the copper market there nave bcc1
several repres, natives of large min.
ing syndicatcs looking over the mar
kci, with n view of getting control of
promising gold properties said Il. j..
Block, superintendent of the IIardua
IIaIa mines. who spent Thursday re-
tcrnoon in this city.
Thirty stamps of the lIarqua
iiala mill are now grinding day aud
night ON ore from the Golden Eagle
and Old Bonanza mines, aud within
the next two weeks the other ten
stamps will be pressed into service.
Some important discoveries have been
made in the Golden Eagle mine dur
ing the past few months, and the ore
grows richer ~ depth is gained. The
lower levels are about 400 feet in
depth.
About month ago IA force ~
men was started cleaning out the
workings Of the Old Bonanza mine. A
Wine was found, which is now being
cleaned out. in which there is very
good body of ore ~ far down Ms the
work has progressed. As soon as "A
thorough examination of the mine is
made shaft will he sunk. II il pos.
siblc that new working shaft will
bc sunk from the surface hut this
will not bc definitely determined until
the location Of the ore bodies il cs-
tablshed.
"In the fall. winter and spring
months. the weather is ideal ia the
IIarqua llala mountains, aud there ap-
pears to be more prospectors there this
season than ever before, according n
old residents Of the district, ! at
tribute this TO the fact that there are
n number Of promising gold bearing
veins in the range. which is a great
inducemcnt to the prospeetors and in
vestors To come to the place on ac-
count of the copper fluctuations Of
the past few months.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-30
TUCSON BASE BALL
MAD AND CLAD
Of It
dFrom Saturday. Daily

Down in Tucson, these days. one
can hear but one thing mighty
shouts Of the ever-prcscnt base ball
fan. Tucson il base ball crazy, and
glal of it. Never bcfor, in the his
tory of the national game in Arizona
has such an aggregation Of base ball
players gathered together in one
place as can Ice found in Tucson. To.
day.
That the Ancient Pueblo is not
carrying off all the honors by any
means il proof sufficient that there
are some excellent teams contesting in
the tournament, for that Tucson
"loaded up" to her limit is CON
cedcd. Where she made her fatal mis-
take, though. was in ditchng those
good old Prescott Grays for imported
articles, such as Corhan and Cradle
Of Albuquerque. Frantz Of the Louis
willie league team, and others, who, in.
stead Of playing the errorlcss ball the
Prescott; Grays used to put up. are
credited in nearly every game with
more or less errors.
Previous to the beginning of the
tournament, tnat fast it'll. short stop,
Hudson, First Baseman Pacheco.
Redmond, old "Dad" Elliott. Long,
and Others Of the former Prescott
Grays, were members Of the Tucson
team. Now only the name of Long
appears in the Tucson lineup. Where
the other Prescott players are so
iourning during the tournament, the
Tucson papers fail to state.
And Tucson il not winning The
best she has done. so far, IL 10 break
even with Bisbce and Phoenix, each
team. prior to yesterdays game, hay
ing percentage Of .667.
That Bisbec outclasses Tucson is
freely conceded by the fans there
Phoenix, even, being given shade
the better Of the Ancient Pueblo boys
10 that unless she scratches out, Tue
son will probably find herself in third
or fourth place when the tournament
ends.
Douglas is in fourth place. with a
percentage of 800, and IIermosillc
last, she having failed to take n game
40 far.
In Thursdays game, Tucson defeat
ed Bisbee by score of , to l, on q
| fluke.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-30
IMPORTANT CATTLE
TRANSIT En-
MADE
J. W. Stewart Takes
Over The !. S. Cook
Interests
n-um ...--.- n.L.


AMONG .hr important cattle sal,s Of
ibr past f,v week. wl, the trdnsfc-.
Yesterday of ibc stock interests II
Joseph Is. Cook of Williamson valley
to j. ". stewart. wh" also ha. large
stock interests lu that section
The transfer r"t,ros Mr. COOK from
an active h-iuo-s career aud m1k's
Mr. Stewart ou, Of the largest cattle
owners in northern Arizona. The drll
has been under consideration for some
tim, 10y NJ Cook Tie is NOW "a
wears " agc. III, children. wno arc
al grown to man estate. have been
,csirous fpt some time of seeing him
retire from tho cattle business. which
has been hi. occupation since carly
manhood ~ first hr refused ~ sell
his interests, but finally gave way "a
their plcadings ln the transfer to
Mr. Stewart was included all at his
range and water light interests. as
well - The ''Crn,. wrench brand.
familiar Ia an the slockmcn Of tn,
county
After selling his stock he pu-
chased home in West Prescott. in
TO which be- and Mrs.. cook will NOV,
about the first uf November. ilr ak,
purchased several lots around th'
house. which pee intends 10 improve
Although hc mas acquired com
potency hc has s'aifa.,ly refused q
retire from work entirely
Another stock sale. consummat,'
YESTERDAY. was the purchase of ~!
head of graded dairy cattle by Jos
Matli from John Bilucoui of William
oon Valley. The stock is branded Il
the T. y brand. and Is consider
among the best bred dairy stock q
the county.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-30
TURKEY CREEK
CORRESPONDENCE

TURKEY Ariz.. Oct. 2j.--Jessc
mine, is "A recent arrival from the
Walker district. he will reside with
us this winter.
Among visitor. in thi. town during
the past week, was Captain Greene.
lie spant several days in looking over
various properties aud went away
thoroughly satisfied with the country.
Owners of the New Issue Mining
company's property have made re-.
markablc progress. in the development
and Improvement of the property
within the last month. The shaft is
being timber,d aud other investments
ON n large scale are contemplated.
Tom McKuuc and associates fitted
ont mere to- do considerable assess
ment work in this vicinity.
A hunting party. composed Of
Messrs. =. Parker, NJ. Hardy, James
Blanchard aud Y, schultz, spent thir-
teen days along the Aqua fria and
otner creeks, hunting deer, but fail
ed to bag one member Of the genus
Cervus Dear me. what "huntin
bunch" those Turkeyites are
After seven days of quietude the
telephone bells are rining Talk was
cheap during that period.
w. X. Orr aud family are living AT
the Hidden Treasure mine. Mr.. Orr
takes up the position made vacant by
the departure Of G. +. Whitney, who
has taken M , ranch in Fallon, Ncy
The heavy rains that have dcluged
this section in the past two weeks
are making the large, luscious turnip'
grow at the station.
j. NJ sullivan returned this week
from the Verde and vicinity. He Is
well pleased with tue Verde Valley
country.
Jas. II. Hays aud T.. Il. Smith re'
turned, Wednesday, from the Brad
shaw mountains, whore they have
been developing silver property own
ID by Mrs j. Il. Clarke.
William Parker and Samuel Parker
were visitors, Thursday.
John Ross and Dick Houston passed
through, Tuesday, bound for MT
Ross promising mine, the N'gge'
Brown, located near Bumble bee.
W. u. Webster and wife are resi-
dents Of Partorville.
Mrs. VIM. Thcising, who mas beer
quite IN for the pas, fortnight, Is get
ting along nicely.
TURKEY BUZlABp.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-30
DELEGATES ARE APPOINTED.
drrom Saturdays Daily

from Saturdays Daily
The tonth annual meeting of the
American Mining congress * to be
held in Joplin, Mo-, N the heart of
the zine belt, this year. the dates fixed
being the week of November II.
Great preparations for the entertain.
ment Of what il expected Ia be the
largest gathering of mine representa-
tivcs ever held in the United State.
are now under way. Every state in the
Union will nave delegates present, and
hundreds Of mining camps throughout
the country are expected to have rep
resentatiyes ON hand to distribute all
vertising matter and talk the merits
Of their properties.
Governor Kibbcy has appointed +.
~ Murphy of this city, Walter Doug
las and l.. ". Powell of Bisbce
James Colquehon and J. W. Bonnie OF
of Clifton. Charles T.. Mills ot Nor
encia. W. l.. Clark of jerome, W, y
Stauntou OF Tombstone. Frank Powers
of ilarshaw, and X. b. Hcgart oi
Globe, rs delegates from tails Territory
to the congress.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-30
MORTUARY.

Yesterday afternoon, about 3
o'clock, Ed. Dcvine died in the coun-
~ hospital. The immediate cause If
death was complication Of dropsy
and asthma. Deceased was agcl
about 90 years. He was admitted into
the hospital from Ash Fork at the re-,
quest of !. w. Kracmer of that place,
October 90, and gradually grew worse
until the end came. lie was a rail
road laborer by occupation.
Nothing is known here Of his pre-.
vious history, Clerk OF the Board Of
Supervisors Peter sent n Telegram To
ASH Fork. last night. asking for i'm
formation concerning deceased or some
Of his relatives His remains were
taken in charge by the undertaking
firm Of Maus q shannon, to be pre-
pared for burial.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-30
MINER INSTANTLY KILLED.

TUCSON, Ariz., Oct. -. l.. Ochoa
night shift boss at the Old Pueblo
mine, was instantly killed when a
missed shot exploded. lie was abou,
40 years old and leaves wife and
FIVE children.
{. A. IIolguin, another miner, was
seriously injured. He is about &c
years old.
Immediately on learning the news
Marcus Averill, nignt engineer at tn,
mine, without waiting for the bucket
slid down the steel cable to where tn,
unfortunate men lay. lie put Hol
gum in the bucket and on its retur,
he placed tho body Of Ochoa in IL and
came to the surface with the remains
His hands were badly burned in tn,
slide down the cable.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-30

w. G. Albcrs, general manager Of
the Empire group Of mines, On Groom
Creek, left yesterday for New York
on mining business. He was accom-
panied by Attorney y. NJ. sanford
counsel for his company, They ex'
poet to he absent until about Novem'
Der 10.
Mr.. Albcrs stated that work was
progressing on the Empire mine, which
was recently unwatered. lie said that
he was well pleased with the ore
showing found In the old workings
and was confident that the property
wonld prove n great gold producer
wncn developed.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-30

Notice 10 hereby given that the IN.
dcrsigRcd, owner Of the Neiman group
Of claims, and located about 30 miles
west Of Hillside and adjoining the pat.
ented claims Of Lawlef 3 Wells, in
the Eureka mining district, Yavspsi
county, Arizona, will not be responsible
for debts Of any kind contracted for
labor and improvements on said pro.
perty while IL 10 being worked under
bond.
GUY ALLEN,
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-30
GUY ALLEN,
BY 8. J. Gnash, attosney.in.faet.


Notice is hereby given that the IN
dersigned, owner Of the Neiman group
Of claims, and located about 30 miles
west Of Hillside and adjoining the pat
ented claims Of Lawler q Wells, in
the Eureka mining district, Yavapsi
county, Ariz., will not be responsible
for debts Of any kind contracted for
labor and improvements on said prop
srty, while II is being worked under
bond.
GUY ALLEN,
By 4. ]. 0nash. attoYney-i fact.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-30

ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ, Oct. a.
W. L.. Long, representing a manufac
turer Of fire hose, deriding the pool
fire apparatus Of Albuquerque, said
yesterday;
"why, little towns like Prescott
Holbrook and Winslow, Arizona, mr.,
far ahead Of Albuquerque in their Ar,
fighting equipment. In Prescott a
combination fire truck and chemica
engine Is used that Is as far ahead Of
Albuqucrque's little wagon and few
hundred feet Of hose, as day Is nigh
for light"
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-30
WARNING NOTICE.
To All Whom 1t May Concern

10 All Whom ~ May CONCERN
My undivided one.half interest ia
tho Silver Coin, South Extension Silver
Coin and North Extension, situate IN
Turkey Creek Mining district, fava1
pal county, Arizona Territory, will no1
be responsible for any debts contraet1
ed for labor performed or m"eriaI
furnished by the parties working fhf
same now under an option and agreed
ment.
q. j. GRAHAM.
Dated this 10th day Of November
1905.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-30

NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-Dr. Walter
II. Gillette, formerly vice president OF
the Mutual nife, yesterday convicted
of perjury, and rcmanded to the
Tombs, was denied bail today, pending
his motion for an appeal.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-30
wARNugo NOTICE.
To Whom II May Concern:

Tho Enterprise Mining and hiilin
Co., or the following named minin
claims, to.wit: The Coral, BONANZA
Virginia Dale, The Standard, IA
Golden Eagle and the BeaAnza an
Coral min sites and improvement
thereon, situate In the Walnut Grow
mining district, Yavapsi county, Ar
coma, will not DO responsible for nm
debts contracted or labor performed
material furnished by the parties 1
present wo. king the above claims und'
bond and lease.
ENTERPRISE n. b n. co.
BY ED. n. BLAKE, Secretary
Dated. Dee. 10, 1909
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-30
TURKEY BUzzARp.

II. A. Clarke, general manager of
The Righy Mining aud Reduction
company, woo was here yesterday
stated that two furnaces of his com
pany's plant at Mayer would lac
startod about November |. provided n
supply Of asbestos bags ordered some
time ago were delivered at inc plant
by that time.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-30

You can live without the Journal.
Miner, but Why should yous
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-30
WARNING NOTICE.

BY 8. J. Gnash, attorney-in.fset.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-30
NINE WANING NOTICE.

Firsh publication Aug. es.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-30
FELL FROM SPEEDING CAR
Motorman Loses His Balance And Is
Thrown From His Plat
form.

Carl Peterson, a motorman on the Muir
ray line. fell from his street car and was
severely injured al 1870 yesterday morn
ing. He was rendered unconscious by
the fall and is still in a serious condition
at his home at Ninth South and State
streets
Just as the car was going into Murray
at full speed yesterday morning Mr. Pc
teTsOn stepped to the side of his plat
form to close the gate which had been
left open. In some manner he lost his
balance and fell from the car. Conduc-
tor Hyrum Lloyd was in the rear of the
car and saw the motorman when he fell
He rushed through to the front of the car
and turned off the power. stopping the
car after it had gone about half a block
The conductor and number Of paSSen-
gers then ran back to where Mr.. Peter
son lay on the side of the car tracks
He was found to be unconscious and was
carried on board the car and taken to
Murray. There physician was sum-
mOned and Peterson was revived. He
was then taken to his home
The exact nature of his injuries cannot
be learned as yet, though it is feared he
is hurt internally. His entire body was
one mass of bruises but no bones were
broken.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-30
TREWHELA IS PROMOTED
Eleven Years Ago He Was Bell
Hop at the KnutsfOrd
Hotel.

From running bells and Juggling pitch
ers of ice water in the knutsford hotel
to commercial agent of the Chicago. Rock
Island & Pacific railway at Seattle.
Wash, the youngest commercial agent of
the system, in eleven years is the record
of John A. Trewheia, formerly Of Utah
and we'll known here.
The appointment of Mr.. Trewhela as
commercial agent of the Rock Island sys-
TEN al Seattle is effective April l. and
he is on his way to the Washington city
from st. Paul, Mimi where he has been
acting as travelling freight agent for the
Hill lines for some time
When Mr.. Trewhela left his position as
bell boy at the knutsfOrd here he went
into the office of the assistant genera
passenger and ticket agent of the Rio
Grande road as the latter's office bow He
rose rapidly and for several years has
been connected with the Rock Island sys-
TEN in various positions. Mr.. Trewhela
is in Salt Lake visiting friends for a few
days.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-30
TEMPLE WALL IS
TO BE REPAIRED
John r. Winder Says Arrange
mentS for Work Have
Been Made.
OPPOSED TO REMOVING 1T
is MONUMENT TO PIONEERS OF
UTAH.

That the first presidency has decided
not to remove the wall around the temple
grounds for a considerable period, at
least, was indicated last evening. when
First Counselor John r. Winder stated
that the wall would be repaired and put in
tirst-class shape this spring and that ar
engagements are now being made for the
work
1t Is not our purpose to remove the
wall said Counselor Winder. The wall
is now in poor condition and it has been
decided to repair it. We are having con-
siderable trouble with the coping on top.
and this will in part have to be renewed.
l believe.
Personally, I am opposed to taking
down the wall" he continued. 1T is a
Tellc and landmark, and in my opinion
IS one of the chief attractions Of the
grounds Any place in the world one can
see beautiful gardens, parks and lawns.
but the temple wall, surrounded as il is
by associations and fond memories of the
days gone by, cannot be reproduced. In
itself it is a wonderful work and is a
monument to the industry and patience
of its builders, the pioneers of Utah. So
/ far as ] know. there never has been any
/ intention to remove il, and If I were to
personally decide its fate, ] would say
Let it stand From my own ObseTVa-
wall one of the most interesting things
about the temple square and there would
be little satisfaction in telling future
travellers where the wall stood and that
/ il had been torn down simply TO beaUtify
the surroundings
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-30
TRYING TO BEAT STATUTE
Indictments at Boise Drawn With a
View to Bringing Offenses
Within Limitations.
LSnecial ID M Heraldl

Boise, March 29.-Forrner Governor Ed
ward Schofield of Wisconsin and his son
George have arrived to appear as wit
nesses before the United States grand
jury investigating the timber land trans
actions on Boise river and its tributaries
Several years ago SchOfieId secured tim
Der In this section William Sweet who
got the original options on timber lands
that constituted the foundation of the
holding Of the Barber Lumber companv
is also here. He was not met with a war
rant, as in the case of L. NJ. Pritchard
and so far has not been arrested. Whetb-
er he is 10 be indicted does not show on
anything made public. but there were
Tour John Does on the list of those in
dlcted for conspiracy, and PritChard WAS
arrested on one Of them.
ne Indictment under which John Kirk
aud others are indicted for conspiracy is
unusual not only in having the name
Doe used for at least one well known per-
SON but also for the manner in which
the conspiracy charged is carried through
succeeding stages until a date that brings
i within the period of limitation, or three
years The first overt acI charged in the
conspiracy is set forth in the Indictment
as having been committed i'm September
1871. Many lawyers hold that the statute
Of limitations begins to run when the
first overt act is committed and the form
Of the Indictment is therefore a puzzle
10 them.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-30
GOVERNMENT RESTS CASE.
Much Documentary Evidence
Against Standard Oil.

Chicago, March 29.-At the close of
the morning session OF the federal
court today the government attorneys
announced that they rested their case
against the Standard Oil company of
Indiana, on trial for alleged receiving
of rebates from the Chicago & Alton
railroad on shipments of oil. The great
er part of the evidence presented py
The government has been of a dOcu-
mentary character, tending to show
mat the oil company paid only one
third Of the regular tariff rate. More
than $4,000 pieces of documentary evil
denee have been presented by the gov
eminent.
The oil company wiz begin its de-
tense Monday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-30
FILIPINO WINS HoNoRs.
To Have Part in Interstate Orator.
cal Contest.

Washington March 29.-New honors
have been brought to the Philippine stu
dents who are being educated in this
country by Miguel Nicdao who will rep
resent the state of Illinois in an inter
state OratOrical contest soon TO be held
al EmpOTia, Kan. NicdaO is a student at
the State Normal school at Normal. III.
Tie defeated all contestants for Oratori-
cal hOnOrs in that institution and won the
gold medal Then he was successful in
q contest participated in by all the state
normal schools, and Won the right to con-
lest i'm the approaching interstate con-
test
At Cornell university the Philippine stu
dents have organized a sextette which has
become one of the most popular organi-
cations in the school.
There are now Isl young Filipinos at
tending school in this country as the
wards of the Philippine government. most
Of them being scattered among the state
institutions in the middle west.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-30
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

J. S. Cannon to L. r Wardrop
part lot T. block 12i. Dlat~D...S $50
Sarah J. Small to Mary Davett Mac
Cord. part block ]. plat K...... 42
]. r. Winder. jr., ct al. to F. j.
Gift part lot l. block IS. plat A .125, 005
Roy p. Anderson to Salt Lake Real
Estate & Title Co, lots and g.
block ]. Thomas subdivision. 40
George T. Ensign to Elsa 3. VII
lisms. lots IA and Ia, Mob Hill
subdivision :. ..........-.............- $500
Alice Buch 10 g. T. Nichols part
lot :. block IS, plat B-.............. 2000
Susan Sterling to George o. Bro
ply, lot 80. block 10. plat Co.. 475
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-30
COLD DAY FOR ICE MEN.
Two Are Fined $1,000 Each il
Ohio.

Columbus. O.. March &C. NJ. Kim
naird. manager Of the Crystal Ice COM
pahy. and William r. Holley of the
Fra nklin Ice company, recently found
guilty of entering into conspiracy in
restraint of trade in fixing prices Of
leo. were each fined 81. 600 today.