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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-23
s0.ToN CYANIDE PLANT.
d'ro,n Tuesday's DailyD

'frOn Tnssdays Dailyb
 w. w. Elliott returned Sunday from the properties of the Buffalo. Arizona Mining company, in the Black Canyon district, after completing the install alton of an s0-ton cyanide plant W. D Webster, general manager of the concern, accepted the plant. which will be started on n steady run in q few days. Five additional stamps will he added to the 5-stamp mill now on the ground, in n very snort time. and other important Improvements, in volving the outlay of large amount of capital, arc nnaer considcrat, Ion. The property. which Is known ns the Parker group, Is located three miles eas, of Turkey station, on the Brad shaw Mountain railroad.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-23
MAKES IMPORTANT FIND CLOSE TO
 PRESCOTT
n'rom Tuosday's Dail,I

samples of what appears [" hc among 'h" most important new min cral discoveries made m this county during ihc past few months. wcr' brought 'o this city. yesterday by w. r. Baker from group of five claims, which nc recently located about on mile west of Granite mountain, and about 'hc same distance north If Bald Butte.
 Tho ore carries gold and copper val ucs, and Mir. Baker states that he cui through solid body, seventeen feet in thickness. while doing the locatioL work on the new field. lt IS q heavy iron sulphidc. The ground has been travelled over by prospcctors since 1865, but, apparently. the lcdg' was never discovered. as there K no' n prospect nolc or shaft within a radius of a mile.
 The discovery was made by Mr. Baker. July [. of this year IIo ub. ''N'I'u lH' l'Ne' hH'i'I " iiiE' b'h'ii cr. He kept Inc discovery . secret until the carly part of September, when he returned io the place anG located group of five claims.
 There are three distinct and parallel lodges covered by his locations. When hc started to sink inc necessary tcn- foot hole to complete the discovery l1- cation, hc was surprised to break into a solid body of sulphidc ore nbou' fv" feet b'ncath inc suffarc The orc K not of high grade. but Inc body is so large that Mr. Baker believes bc hns a second United Verde mn" there. The country formation is cu. by porphyry and schist intrusive dykes lIr found the ore in one of the schist dykes. ana K confident that he will also uncover another large d"posi, in the porphyry dyke parallel ing it
 He Jeff nore yesterday afternoon for his hom. m Jerome Junction. and will return to his new find today to finish the location work and perfect his title.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-23
Editorial Comment

spun theories, which they offer m the guiso of discoveries. And dll their discoveries reveal more clearly, to them. ai least, that Civilization will soon have io shut up shop because of iis aversion to bearing and training new generations of apprentices to qull. iiy later for the execution of it- labors.
 The San Francisco clergyman has evolved inc "discovcry that the Teddy Bear is sating his rapacious maw upon unborn generations that ne is eating up postcrity.
 And all, forsooth. because wee girls are dcvoting their infantiic attentions ,o the Teddy Bear rather than to the doll of other days of blessed memory
 "Thc love of n doll by haby girl, v quoth inc pulpit thoorist. lis the first manifestation of the feeling of mother hood. II K . monstrous crime to do anything tending to destroy these in- siinc's. That K what tbc Teddy Bear is doing. and that is why ii IS going to hc a factor m lhc race suicide problem if it tx not suppressed. -
 Now, if you were q Teddy Bear. wouldn'i you hr ashamed of yourself.
 Isn't it too. too bad that little. passing fad should cause so much worry
 We remember how people used To storm against the chamclion fad. Their objection that it amounted to cruelty was m some instances we'll taken. But the fad had enjoyed its day and gone the way of nll fads before the an. guishcd obicctors kncw II. Perhaps, were the likcable little lizard to he adopted as a pet one. more we should find that instead of being the pitiablc subject of cruelty he would be the arch enemy of human propagation. just like the Teddy Bear.
 spiration of the instinct of mother hood, we should remember shat the doll was not invented until the scv. cn,ccnih century; and 1t would per haps he permissible to recall that the adorable occupation of replcnishing the earth was a' it's neigh, long before tha, time Race suicide has progressed while the doh has been undergoing it's 'volution.
 Why wouldn't it be proper to charge the toll. also. with being n party 10 the despicable work of shooing off pos ierityl
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-23
POLICE COURT NEWS.

'FrOm Fridays Dailyb
 Five peace disturbers, enc of tbe gen,ler sex, and plain drunk occupied the mourner's bench in the polie' court. last evening, and entered pleas of guilty to the respective eharge' against them.
 Glider Elmer, an Italian miner, con tributed sl0 10 the city treasury for creating scene in front of the seopei hotel, and Augustin Viaz was sent below for ten days on n similar charge.
 Marie Brandon, otherwise known as " Sweet Marie,'' was sentenced to thirty days in jail on the charge oi being the center of attraction m frec-for-all fight, Sunday morning about o'clock, O in which J. F. Obin and J, suiz were participants. Obin and Suiz were given their choice or paying sl0 Of serving ten days, ahd N' Elias, who appeared on the streets intoxicated, was given five days 10 which 10 become sober.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-23
0' 'BR|EN OEPl0RES LACK OF WAGON
 ROADS
u,rom ro, .dr,. pnl,r

tffnm Tu'.drN s D'is'
 r. x. O'Bticu. wbo recently !" signed a. general manager "t 'h |. ,crior Mining and Trust companV "r crn,ing the Big D'Iiricn mines, 10 '"" Black Rock district. io dcSoi" nI~ 'u tire ,ipo and attention to th" d'N'i. opm.n, of the Hale Mining com pauy'S group 10 tho Bradshaw n"un iains. |. very enthusiastic over inc mining outlook in the Black Rock dl. irict, but dcplorcs ibc fact ihn, 'h' lack of wagon roads m ih" Brad~haW, south of Harrington is great Iin" back to 10" development uf 'h1i t. zion.
 In conversation with Journal Miner man after hi- arrival here. ,".. icrday, Nr. O'lhicn said. The ucN sO.ton plan, on the Big 0 'Bricn K nu. ming night and day and giving -a'is factory results The min" is nl~" 'lc- vcloping well 1 am not connected with the management oi inc property now. hut am looking after the d" velupmcnt of the Hale and 'onsoli- dated Union Grand groups.
 "Tht shaft on The Hal" property Is down lo a depth of i10 feet. and drifts and crosscuts have been started on th" ledge from the ij0-foot level. The ore showing IS satisfactory Nine claims comprise inc group. and inc outlook is that a good mine will bc developed on the Hale vein.
 "on the Consolidated l'nion Grand the increased inflow of water in The snaft has proven too much for ih" capacity of inc machinery on inc ground, and sinking operations ere now nt a staudstill. The shaft is oyer 300 feet in depth and drifts and crosscuts have hccn started from iho 305-foot level. The lack of wagon roads through that district has been a great drawback to its development. and l fear that inc company will bc compelled io suspend operations cn tircly If th" proposed wagon l.tI from Harrington to Castle Hot spring. is not built soon.
 'Thc machinery now on ihc ground was packed in on mules m sections This cannot br done cconumirall, with the heavy machinery with which the property will necessarily bc cguip ped before sinking IS resumed. In th, equipment of the Big 'Brirn. va, rompcllcd to build almost .iN miles of wagon road nt 'hr expense of th, company. 1 am always ready to com, forward with inc cash to drvrlnp a mining property hut do mol care ic repeat my wagon road building cN. pcrienc"s in the Black Rock district again in the Bradshaw mountains.
 'No mineral district in the cnuni. has more promising prospects than this part of the Bradshaws. and when inc wagon road is built you may look for great activity thcrc.'
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-23
MANY YEARS or SERVICE.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2l.--Col, Wm. IT,, kipp of tho Seventh regiment, N. Y. N. G., today rounded ont fifty years in tho National Guard service. He took part in the Civil war, headed his command in tho draft riots of 1863, was in the Orange riots in 1870, the Croton Dam riot m 1895. and was wounded during the trolley strike In the same year. Col Kipp has been chief clerk in the local police acpart- mont since 1873.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-23
- ------- DEAD MAN WAS VIM. WISE.
oFrom Fridays Dailyb

,from fr1uhy DailNl
 Information which reached here yes tcrday. relative to the death of tho watchman at inc Orc Grande mine, who was found dead in his l~lgingt there, Saturday. as told in Sunday Journal Miner, was to the effect that his name was William Wise, and that he was buried, Sunday, beside renry Wickcnburg and other pioneers of the Wickcnburg district, who have passed to the Great Beyond.
 Wise came to Arizona over a quar- fer of century ago, and was well known in the Wickenburg section. An inquest revealed the fact that he had probably been dead two hours when found. There were no signs of foul play. or what mad caused the old mans sudden death, and a verdict was returned that he had come to his death through causes unknown.
 He has no immediate relatives m this part of the country, but is sur vived by n brother and sister residing in Iowa.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-23
TEDDY BEARS. DOLLS
 AND RACE SUICIDE.

President Roosevelt coined the "' raco suieidc' term; and because the i'resid'nt is a mighty mnisman, thc "Teddy Bear was pHmcd in his honor.
 And now the Teddy Bear, according to san Francisco ecclesiastic, is do- ing his best to undo the good work NIT. Roosevelt, has done m his race su'c,d" propaganda.
 Perhaps, after all. it was mistake Tor the President to coin "race sui- eide, for inc wuy has been opened to m unnumhcred multitude of wise heads who come io 'h. platform of ppblie notice almost iaily witb hair
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-23
HE MURDERED HIS souAw.
urrom Tursday's Daily,

From Tuesdays Dailyb
 sheriff Woods of Navajo county, passed through here last night, cn rooi" to the Territorial prison ai Yuma. having in custody Indian jim. sentenced io serve six years for ,h, murder of his spuaw. and man named smith. also sentenced. t, six years imprisonment for q robbery committed m Winslow. Shcris Woods wns accompanied by Deputy SnhG Knight.
 Under Sherin R. W. Siurgos oi lila county also passed through, on .outc to Globe from St. Johns. paving in cus. tody Ed. i'alsey, who was recently ar rested on an cmbezzlsment charge. al. 'eg"d to nave been committed in Globe
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-23
TO BLOW IN THE BIo
 IMPERIAL SHELTER, JAN. 1

The Imperial smelter, located eight miles from Red Rock, Pipal county, will bs ready to blow in about .Ianu- ary l. it will bc one of thc mos, modern and up.to-date smcl,ers on the Pacific coast, and as it will do cus- tom work, as we'll as treat the ores of the Imperial mines, the mine owners of Pinal county will find market there for their ore, thereby making n good saving on freight.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-23
SURVEYS APPROVED

The surveyor general has approved the official survey of the Homestead, Black Bntte, Copper Top. Lorna Doonc, and Quien sabe lode claims. situated in Castle Creek mining district, Yava. pal county. This survey is designated as Mineral Survey No. ai5o, and is claimed by the Black Butte Mining & Reduction company. He has also ap. proved Mineral Survey No. e4it, pil- grim lode, situated in inc Tiger min. ing district, Yavspai county, and claimed by the Tiger Gold company.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-23
Te Social Mirror
 

lime sh" has made many very w,,m friends, who give here the hear,i.s, congratulations and wish her all k;,d. of good luck. Mir. Drescher is ono n, the most promising of Prcscott's young business men, and he certainly is con. sidcrcd ih, luckiest of young men ,o capture snch n prize. The weddino ,s expected to take place at the home os the bride. m Los Angeles, Cal. No vcmbcr l2.
 Monday Club Notes.
 Elcriing delegates for inc comino Federation, which is to be held |, Douglas. early in November. was the chief business enacted at the last meeting of the Monday Club. and tbe following ladies will represent the club ai that time: Mrs. T. W. Otis, Mrs !. E. Cleveland. Mrs. q. C. Rufrner Mrs. !. w. Brown, Mrs. J. F. Morrison. Mrs. ". ". Ross, Mrs. II. T. South worth and Mrs. Dixon Fagcrberg | The altcrnates for the convention will bc voted upon at the coming ses- sion. tomorrow afternoon. Mrs. I. <. Ackcr. Mrs. F.. ". Meek. Mrs. F.. :. Wright, and Mrs. Bella q. Bcatson were granted membership m the club. ai the close of the business session.
 | "King Lear,' the first act, and the first three scenes, were clcverly ore. s.nted by Mrs. <. C. Collins, in the absence of Mrs. Clark, who will be ip charge at the next meeting of the Literature section, which is directed by Mrs. W. II. Timcrhoff.
 Acting upon the resignation of Miss Lila Hawkins as secretary of the see ton. Mrs. Ed. Paine was elected in her stead.
 An appeal was received by Mrs. w. D. Baker, secretary of the club, from , Mrs. W. C. Foster of Phoenix. urging that a full representation of fine nc,dlcwork be sent to the Territorial Fair. soon to held in Phoenix.
 The Ar, section will have charge Of the program on Monday, Mrs. q. A.. Beach giving paper on Giotto.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-23
FIND DEAD WArCHMAN.
dfrom sundays Daily,

,from sundays Daily,
 u was reported by telephone from Congress Junction to the shcrir's of. hr", last evening, that the watchmnn employed at the Orc Grandc mine. near Wiekenburg, had been found dead m that camp at an early hour, yester day morning. The name of the dead man could not bc n.ccrtaincd. Justice of the Peace Cree of Conpres, .tunc. ton will leave for Gro Grande. this morning, to hold m inqucs, over the remains.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-23
COPPER PRODUCTION AND
 COPPER MINE DEVELOPMENT

Copper has been down loug "nou.n how to see what effect th" drJp is :,'- tually having on pIodurtio". Trt smaller properties or properties not fully financed have either shd' I1wn entirely or reduced iho.r fore $ io a merely nominal organization. "h" d" yclopmrni companies With money 70 bank are going steadily ahca ",'h their work. for their plane were fp' the most part formed on a moderate market. and they Sc" no reason 'o i"a- that prohtblc apriccs will nUt bc main tain"d. The big copmpanics are con- tinuing ihc new work already under way to increase reduction capacity this is notably true with inc C. A \. un.licr at Douglas and the Greene Cananca works The big mines have laid off a good many miners, and have reduced their output. hut they are still employing large forces in develop ment work They seem to hay. fallen behind with development during the high metal market. and now they are preparing for long run at moderate profits. and do not care to be inter ruptcd when they get 'o working pn the new basis
 Where the worst effects will bc felt is in the financing of big new enter priscs. Copper stocks have lost $500 00O,OOO from their market prices since March last. Grccnc-C Cauanea alone ms gone off sij,OOO,O ,Oo0. aod the "paper loss.s' in the principal stocks are tremendous. Those ow,rrs who have been able to hold on nave just as large an interest in the various properties as they ever had. and their stocks are worth intrinsically as much as ever. that they should, and moreover they 6nd it impossible to borrow on their stocks at the banks, or to sell portions of their holdings m order to take np som. new Notation. Hence the man with . mine to finance will find it useless ,o ga among Inc "coppcr crowd'' for the present.
 \ siicl'gh, an the general situation is furnished by a recent dispatch as follows:
 Unfavorablc umors regarding The forthcoming annual meeting of Inc Amalgamntcd Copper company are credited as being largely responsible Tor the heavy slump. According to these rnmors, which tbe officials rec fuse to deny ar confirm. it will he voted to close all Ana lgamated com. pany mines in Montana for m in- definite period. v
 Nobody would bc surprised. after this storm IS nll over. to find that Amalgamated, Calumet A Hecla and o.her strong interests have gobbled up a loi of inc good stock- The weddings nave thrown overheard, and have .n- tr.nched themselves in complete con trol of the biggest and best properties hitherto more ar less independent
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-23
Happy Parents
BORN IN FRISCO.

w. D. Berry received n telegram, yesterday, from San Francisco. an- nouncing the birth of n baby girl 10 Mir. and Mrs. George Colbert. former residents of this city. Mrs. coiber, will he pleasantly remembered here ny n wide circle of friends as Miss Mabel Moore. She is the daughter of Mrs. w. n. Berry.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-23
LINCOLN DOING WELL.

Charles !. George. president and general manager of the Lincoln Gold Mining company, returned here last Wednesday from that concern's minos in the Bradshaw mountains, where hc says nre turning out good ore and ao- ing well. Mir. George Is the leading spirit in . number of other mining cn. terprises in the county. He departed for "a visi, to th" properties of the Poland d-Ameriean Mining company, at Poland, in which he is heavily in. terested.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-23
UNKNOWN MEXICAN DEAD.
CProm Sundays Daily)

"s'H ouuuay
 Undertaken shannon of the firm o' Maus & shannon, arrived home last night from Walker, with the body oi Mexican, who was found dead m 8 eah'n in that place at an early hour yesterday morning. The name of the deceased was not learned by the or hcers. An inquest was held over the remains by Justice of the Peace Ed wards of Poland, and a verdict rend' cred that deceased came to his destb from natural causes. The remains will be inferred in the Citizen's cemetery today. As far as can be asc ertaineo by the officers, deceased had no rela' tives here.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-23
A BOY AND A GIRL.
rrnm snnhny.r pnllNI

from sundays DailyD
 There comes a joyous lime in the life of every man. when in the eXubcrancc of spirit nc must unfold his gladsomc tidings io all who will. like inc Romans of old. lend their ears. ana such a time came early yesterday morning to 'Ja"k' '. Forest. assistant dstric, attorney. when the Roosevelt hirl do- secnded upon the Forest home, at 2:3O o'clock, leaving a four and onc.lalf pound hoy and and iv. and one half pound grl. Mother and twins ar. in excellent condition. hut there was . looscness displayed around the ass si- ant county prosecutors office nll day yesterday, which evidenced plainly tuc fact that that gentleman was very much disirnit, and as a result an oi a,. professional engagements were post. pon"d io future dates.
 Happy Parents
 Born. to Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Sincs Friday morning. at < o'clock. A bahy boy.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-23
Engagement Announced.

AS "a very pleasant surprise to their many friends comes the announcement ot The engagement of Miss Margaret Henry and Mir. Warren Drescber. Miss Henry is one of the most popular young ladies of Preseott's society, and though she has been here but a short
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-23

Ms C.. r.. Mcnuy had a most "n- Ioyablc meeting ut ihc Prescott; Bridge Club. Tuesday afternoon, and entertained Mrs. r. L. Wright, Mrs. r. C. Norris. Mrs. Morris Goldwatcr, Mrs. r. r. Hastings Mrs. Lcsli" E. I.arim,r. Miss Helen lIurmistrr and Mis- Theresa frcdcrirks.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-23

Mrs Drescher of Denver, Colo. ar ri'ed m Prescott, Friday, to make short visit here with her sons. F. NJ and Warren Drescher.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-23

The Whipplc Bridge 'lub hcld q very interesting meeting, ni inc home of Mrs r.. \. ~turgcs. at Whipplc Barracks. Tuesday afternoon. The highest score made during ih" after noon was made ny Mrs. o \. iIc-la, Mrs Sturgcs guests were Mrs. H F. Sloan. Mrs. O. \. IIcsla. Mrs. !. !, Fisher. Mrs. II. n. Aiken, Mrs. l. Il Hawkins. Mrs C, T. Herr and Miss Harriet Jean Oliver.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-23

MT. and Mrs. II. !. Mr'lung of Phoenix nay" a host of friends m Prescott who will bc very sorry to hear that little Nellie McCluny K ill with inc scarlet fever.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1907-10-26
SWITZER.

The citizens OF our village attended
court at Georgetown Monday.
Z The Democratic party held a rous-
ing speaking here on Monday last,
which was enjoyed very much by all
Democrats.
Mrs w. M. Bristow has, for the
past week, been very ill. Sorry to
say she is no better at this writing.
Her many friends hope she may soon
recover.
Mrs. William Graham, of Frankfort,
visited her father this week, Mr.. c..
Jacobs.
Mr.. w. F. Carter, brakeman or the
F. & c., happened to a bad accident
Tuesday while handling baggage in
Georgetown on the early train. A
trunk of heavy weight fell on his
head, cutting a cash of three inches
long on the back of his head. He was
otherwise bruised up. We are glad
to know Mr.. Carter was not seriously
hurt, and hope he may soon recover.
Mrs. A. ]. Smith and son. Lewis, OF
Midway, visited relatives here Sun.
day.
Mr.. Richard Thompson who, for the
past week, has been very i'll, died on
Sunday evening at 9 p. m. He was
p years of age; was highly honored
man in this community. His wife,
Mollie, died just one year ago to the
day of his death. He has, the past
year. spent life in loneliness. The
burial took place in our cemetery, on
Monday at 3 p. m. He leaves three
daughters to mourn his death. The
friends of the bereaved family extend
to them their deepest sympathy May
God rest and abide with them now and
forever.
FORGET-ME-NOT.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1907-10-26
PROF. j. G. cRABBE SPEAKS.

Prof j. G. Crabbe, Republican can
'didate for Superintendent of Public
upon the Ashland District Teachers
Convention was called upon Saturday
morning, to address the people of this
city by the Republican County Com
mittee, at the courthouse, that after
noon, at 1870 o'clock. Dodgers were
hastily sent out and the courthouse
was comfortably filled by the time he
commenced to speak. He made neat
and appropriate address.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1907-10-26
MASQUERADE AT RINK.

There was a very pretty masquerade
and contest for a prize at the Colise-
UNI Skating Rink, on Wednesday after
noon. There were about twenty mas
queraders, dressed in all sorts of cos
tunes. The concert finally rdluuu
tunes. The contest finally narrowed
down to two young ladies, Misses Ber-
tina Umethun and Florence Shaw.
Miss Umethun winning by narrow
score.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1907-10-26
SUPPLEMENTAL REGISTRATION.

Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
of next week, October %, 29 and 80,
are the regular days for the supple
mental registration of voters. This
includes those who were absent from
the city on registration day. those
who were sick themselves or who
had sickness in their families that day:
Voters desiring to place their names
on the list can go before the county
clerk, make affidavit to the facts and
have their names enrolled.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1907-10-26

Stomach troublts, heart and kid
ney ailments, can be quickly correct
ed with prescription known to the
druggists everywhere as DR.. Shops
Restorative. The prompt and sur
prising relief which this remedy i'm
mediately brings is entirely due to its
restorative action upon the controll-
ing nerves of the stomach, etc. Capt.
tol Pharmacy.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1907-10-26
COUNTY cLEHK SMITH HURT.

County Clerk N. B. Smith was driv-
ing his horse and buggy down Airing
ton Heights, on Sunday afternoon,
when the horse scared at an Interur-
ban Car and rar away One of the
lines broke and the horse ran against
a house throwing Mr.. Smith out. He
had bad cash cut in his head, but
was not seriously hurot