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Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-11-06
AGED PHYSICIAN FOUND DEAD
IN BED.

ifron "wednesday bnilNl
Yesterday morning, ut \ O'Clock,
DIR. j. i. Welch was found dead IN
bed, IN a room occupied by him for
the past yenr, IN Humboldt. Justice
of the Pence Francis summoned cor.
oner's jury, which rendered u verdict
that deceased came to his death from
old age and general debility. His re.
mains were taken In charge by the
undertaking firm of Maus a shannon,
and brought to this city, To bc pre-.
pared for burial.
Deceased was aged about ~ years
and had been u resident Of the Verde
Valley aud Cherry Creek for twelve
years, previous to removing to Hum.
boldt, about n year ago. Ilc was a
physician by profession.
lie leaves surviving him daughter,
Mrs. NJ, r. Euhanks, residing In Hast
ings, okla. aud son, whose name wac
not learned, but VINO in known to he
n practicing physician in New Mexico
His remains will be held awaiting
instructions from his daughter Fun
eral announcement will be made later
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-11-06
FAMOUS FOUNDING CASE SET
tiled AT LAST.

,tDnE I'm D,t 30 The closing
.t,,trf ia .h, celebrated Chiffon
fonndling ca., bas been wi'it"n ana
the incident Winch three years ago
s,,rt,d the entire -outhwcst aud he
came IN time one at national fame,
probably closed forever
4. G.. Gatti Of The Gaiti Meat com
many Of Globe has received word ir"n
ms attorney. Walter Bennett Of Ih".
MY. that b, had at last secured
through the courts oi New lofh' 'h'
sum of t1sI 80 the amount ot costs ~
the noted rasc. for wbich Jndgm'n
,,. found IN 'hc supreme court ~ the
Tinted STATES against the New fofk
Founding hospital, when ih" high"t
tribunal m the land made bnnl decis
,o, IN favor Of the clifton families
which had taken 10y force seventeen
babies from ~ many Mexican families
10 which had been iutrustrd ihes"
children by the agent 81 Vi" hospital
Approximately $4,000 has been spent
by the Nulonnns ~ hghiing III. hai''"
for The pos-c--ion of the children ana
many time. ihat amount would have
b,,n expended had II been necessary.
NJ Gai'i. who recently came her"
from chiffon. took the foremost par
,n The light against Tia. New YORK ~
-t,ntiun. aud the little boy, now SIX
y.,rs old. William Gatti. was the cen
Ter of III. test ease which was carrie
To- the United Satics supreme court
He ~ now ~. legally adopted son Of
Mr. aud Mrs. Gatti. and Mr.. Gatti says
be- would spend 10000 more or would
900 broke rather than part with th'
bf,ph, Hiilr fellow who now bears hii
name
n WIS four years ago. ~ December
that Ngcut Swain Of III" New Nor'
Founding hospital brought 10 'lifioi
fouy.iwu infant waif-. They cam
iickotcd to McSican families Of ih
lowest class aud u ~ said that ~ an
- each was PAID by these families 4
III, hospital agent for the children
The story Of how Engl'shsp'nkin
families 81 clifton aud Moreno ol
tanned. ~ the point of guns. the hom'
less babies. is still fresh IN the mind
of those who lived ~ M" southwcy
four y,nrs ago. subsequently all bu
seventeen al the children were u
turned 10 the hospital nuihorliics. Tw
OF the seventeen died soon after fret
the effects Of the impure food whic
had been given them while IN the pc
session of the Mcxicans. aud the fl
teen families which had taken posses
ION of the others banded together
fight the hospital, which dcmandId "
q return of the babies \ fund ~
raised but the subscriptions toward II
last came from four of the fnmili'
, With the exception Of the two wi
sucrumhod 20 harsh treatment, an
the children ar, alive aud happy ~ II
only homes they can now rrucmh'
Is and all 81 them have been legal
adopted in lhr probate court ut 81
- omonvillc.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-11-06
ARRESTED BECAUSE HE THREAT
ENED TO SHOOT.
u'rom Fridays Daily,

Alleging that ne threatened 10 blow
off the tops Of their respective heads,
Henry aud Cal Greer yesterday caused
the arrest If Frank pcvinc, who was
taken into custody about I p. M, by
Deputy ShcriH Merritt at the Four
Mile house, aud later lodged in IN,
county Jail
The two Greer brothers stated they
were cn rout" 10 the mining claim OF
Albert Heller. TO do some assessment
work, when Dcyinc appeared nj the
side OF tine road, about ont-fourth Of n
mile from his house, armed with a
shot gun, and threatened to shoot them
unless they turned back. Henry Greer,
ignoring Devine's commands. advanced
toward him, when he, according 10
Grccr, leveled the shot gun. and de.
clared he would shoot II Greer came o
step nearer. Tho two brothers then
returned 70 tfis city and svore out
Che warrant fsr Dcvnc'. arrest, be.
fore Justice Moore
II Is alleged that the Grecrs and
Devine submitted bids TO Heller ia an
EFFORT TO securc the contract for Co.
Ing the assessment work on the lat.
ter's claim, and that although Dc,
vines bid was the lowest, the con.
tract was awarded To the Grecrs
which apgercd Devine. lie il said Ia
nave been intoxicated when he threat
cned 10 shoot the brothers.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-11-06
TAFT TO STAY IN
ISLANDS AWHILE LONGER.

WASHINGTON, u. C., Nov. I. --
II was announced at the white House
today That Taft would delay his de.
par'urc from Manila until November Q
ON account OF the great amount ~
business for the secretary TO review
while in the islands. His stay wns
urgently requested by Governor Smith.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-11-06
FINAL PAYMENT ON CLARK
ESTATE.


Yesterday. final payment Of slte
was made on the porperty Of
Chancellor Gold Mining company
II ". flcntkc. who assumed cont
Of the property under bond, until NJ
~. for the spec Mining company.
Mr. Flcnlkc arrived mere ycsiefl
morning from his home IN Evansul
Ind. and before hc was two hour
the city the decd conveying the ~
criv 10 himself and Philip spec, |
trustee. for he company, was on \
ord IN the county recorders office
The property consists of 100 ncr'
band in the Lower l.ynX Creek sccto
The land is held under United Sial
patent aud cover, valuable placer 81
quartz mining rights. II il genera
known ~ the "Clarkr estate Jol|
Clarke settled ON the ground over
quarter of "a century ago aud improyi
u from mn agricultural and hofiicaI
tural standpoint. lie died less tn
two years ago, in ignorance Of 4
great mineral worth. The orcmfI
which he planted * still on the gfoun|
but iis bounicous fruit yield * cons
cred of legs worth TO it, new purchl
rrs than the soil beneath, which A
been proven by ten actual tests To
among the richest alluvia ! despo'l
discovered ~ LYNX Creek in feeed
years. \ quartz vein on tho land ID
been proven 10 depth of 1870 feet
shaft, which shows gold ore of
good grade all The way down.
Speaking Of his company's plans 4
q Journal Miner representative, 1fie
the payment was made, NJ. flen'N
said. "All arrangements have bee
made Ia develop the property %
large scal'. The company has amp
finances to push the work. The foA
Struciion of the drcdgc boat, pow pal
tally finished. will be rushed, aul
Is expected the drcdge will be IN y
Grafton about tae middle of Dceempd
Two other dredgcs will bo built rs 90"
rs the material can be had, and "a
management expects that three dm'g
boats will be in operation there ~ 70
early part OF next year, The inteniie
- to operate one dredge at each ~
81 The ground and one in the miid'
Ihere ~ ample ground Ia keep seven
drcdges running there for numbc'
years before the orchard is r,achH
However, 1t has been demonstrated ?
ac'nal test tnat the ground under %
orchard trees is very rich in gold a.
~ ~ only "A matter Of time until ifa
raising there will be a thing Of "
past.
with three dredgc boats In opc
alton the development Of the quar-
ledge will he resumed. The ledge "
produced some high grade gold OF
'h"t was disposed of 10 the Humb0''
sme''cr at "A handsome profit ~
SMART will be sunk several hund'o
feet deeper and drifts run along "
vein.'
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-11-06
TO INSTALL MUCH MACHINERY
ON HAYNES NINE

tFrom Thur day Daily
tounty Assessor T. y campbell gen
raj manager Of me llyncs copper
company aud the whit, Iiorsc Niuug
company. Will 'r,c today fof J'rom".
wbrr be- Will l.t contracts Cor the
rrcction Of power house and camp
buildings on the properties of 'h"
Haynes company. NJ 'impholi stated
yesterday that H. &. Haynes was -
pcctcd hero from ~ York the LAT
ter part at the wcck. to close a cot.
tract for the installation of machinery
recently purchased. The new mnch'n
cry includes two b"lrrs capable ~ de-
vcloping 200'norsc power. 'oh"r."
power hurst. and "a 90 horse power ar
compressor Other equipment De- ~.
clujcd winch will ra,-' the total 'o'i
Of the machinery about to hc installed
10 NEARLY .20.0O0
The property has been proven by
diamond drills aud the plan of develop
mrni involves the sinking ot he large
work ing shaft To- depth OF dnp feet,
from where crOsscuts viii h run ="
open the ore bodies known 30 exist
The two c1gcwny. ~ the shaft Will
be- ii.Si', feet ~ the clear, aud the
mnu aud p,pcwny 2iqSii, feet
A. depth of il1 feet from the sur
face The diamond drill passed through
three feet of : per cent copper ore
aud plS feet from this point, 10 a
second bore. the drill passed through
nineteen feet of ore that averaged -
per cent ~ copper The shaft ~ bciut
sunk hyiwccn The two holes bored b,
the diamond dfill. 1t IL now ~ Zee
IN drptn. aud 1T depth of orlv -
feet. fourteen inches of ore was tifucl
that gave returns of 80 per cent ~
copper. This paystrcnk continued ~
| ia, shaft for several feet until ear
r,cd out of the shafts pcfpcndicula
course hv the dip Of The formation.
The company holdings, runsistin,
Of eight claims. embrace ldlG
acres. the linitcd States patent fo
which has been approved IN" clnim
ndioin the United Verde Copper ION
pnny's properties ut Jerome. on IA
north
Final payment was recently made b
the white Horse Mining company I
the u. y. Hartholdi estate for the va
Ter group Of mines IN the Sluaw Cree
district, aud The development of M
property rs progressing saiisinrtor'l'
says General Manager Campbell
"Thc lower tunnel Is being un q
the vein from ~nnit No. | 10 shdft "
%. % distance Of several hundred feet,
h., said "Thc ore shows strong an
continuous aud recent assay return
gave values IN gold aud silver raugu
frpm tl2pS 10 $3.50 To- the ton. ~
group, consisting 81 eight claims uu
two mill sites. has been surveyed I,
patent and a road connecting the can
with the Copper Creek road, disian,
I If five miles, was recently rebuilt. "
p property * located ON Squaw Cree
about thirty miles south of Mayer.
, Continuing, Mr.. Campbell sal,
|, "Thc Haynes Copper company aud u
Whit Horse Mining company l
financed 10y the Manhattan Securlti'
, company Of New York. The rccci
/. slump in the copper market has not q
, fcc''d operations of either concern
any way. The Securities company h
ample funds Ia develop both propc
= ties on u large scale. aud there rs
danger of any shut down ~ rith'
camp"
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-11-06
NO SHUT DOWN IN THE BIsBEE
DISTRICT.

BISHEE. Nm. oct - owing 10
the general d'mordlizrd condition Of
the copper market, and the iari that
the Grccnc Cananca company ~ pre-
pairing ~ closc down n!l Of IT, mincs
~ the hig camp across The border. ~
has been nimorcd for the past lev
days that ronc Of the local companies
would close down their minc. ~ a.
lrnd reduce their forces to q great ~
tent The managers of AL the big
companies, when seen aud asked ""n.
ccrning the report stated there WIS no
truth m a.
In answer To- question hy re.
view representative, Yesterday Walter
Douglas, general manager of ~"
phclps.Dodgr interest, IN tins section,
snid.
1--WE nave no intention Of ,rdueing
our forces ~ the mines ~ The present
time. aud do not look for any change
~ conditions that would bring about
such result \ great deal Of attcn.
iion - now being directed toward tn.
carrying on uf important development
| work. and preparations ~" being
made for the changing over of our
system ot hosting ore.
Il N A o
of the CODE interests was asked con.
| corning ihe matter, aud said prncti'.
ally the same thing. -o that IN spite
Of the fact thu, other camps have been
forced to close down or AZ least ma
trrally reduce their working forces
! the local mines will operate the same
~ usual. advantage being taken of
ihe situation 10 carry On development
work aud prospecting
II his also been rumufcd TART there
would De- reduction ~ wagcs hccausf
of the ahuormallv low pricc nf copper
bat iu regard 10 this matter ~ definite
statement could be- secured. II ~ wei
known. however, that the present scale
Of - dny was adopted when roppcl
was selling at %" aud 20 cents aud th'
companies ~ the time made the state
mont that the scale would be- main
tanned until there was = material IT,
cline. II H. evident that - decline 81
~ per cent IA The price j. malcria
~ that IT would not hr surprising Il
hear Of u reduction ~ wages.
Viewing the situation from ever,
point of view, aud taking into r"usi |
Grafton the reports Of shut downs an
lay offs coming from practically ri
Of the big camps in the country, ~ ca
be plainly seen that conditions ~ Hl-
bee are far superior io those whic
maintain IN other copper mining d'
irirts. aud the assurances of the ma'
ngc~ that III, forces would not hc r.
duccd lend added strength
How hong it will take 10 bring abou
! AN adjustment Of conditions ia th
copper market, ~ that the great pro-
; pcrity which rcignod in the district
which depend upon the mining of th
metal viii return is hard 10 tell Nc
. intimately acquainted with all Of IA
circumstances which have brough
about the present depression differ }
regard Ia the matter. some being a
the opinion that within two or tire
b months the old conditions will ngai
. prevail. while on the other hand ther
: are those who think that it will TAX
six or eight months. On one poin
T however, all agree, aud that i tha
' when matters are adjusted the prize
% Of copper will Ice stable at ~ cent
I which il considered equitable for bot
= producers and consumers.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-11-06
COMES FROM LOS ANGELES TO
MARRY

when Conductor T., T.. Hayes at the
=. e., T.. 4 =, railway, met petty
Blanche Williams ~ Los Angeles, inst
three short months aga, during = visit
of the latter here with ner relatives,
NJ aud Mrs NJ. J, McNett, he
promptly last his heart, and <kortIy
nficr laid both his hand and At
the feet Of her whom he
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-11-06

and then only with sf uxIhE orc
but since the London Nry1ni ore "
also s,lf flusug. ou' mary 80 prom
Will boz proportional ~ ~ iafg"
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-11-06
SHOT AT PRISONER TO MAKE
HIM SURRENDER.

W l'Nh N''N'NNhh f l'alifl
Aitcr Being arrested boo Ash fork IN
charge of stealing nn ovcrcoas,
uicd convicted aud sentenced go
serve thirty days IN thr county Jail,
and after bee had m,dr . desperate
dash tor freedom. mnu giving thc
name 0i Tom O'Ncili 800. lodged m
thc county oo.t.lc here Monday night,
by on.r,r John Foley
Sine his arrival iu tlc Fork. ,r,-
cral day. ago, O'Ncil' Oh, .aid TO hay.
developed unmisiatahlo gus ct in.
sanity. he wandered alan iy ptoun
the town tor few days. aud wis
caught IN The act ci stealing 30 over.
coat. After his conviction. Whlln
whiting for tho train which Woe. 80
bring him to this city. O'Ncill .rilcd
an opportunity. when the officer was
moi looking. aud took To- his arcls. az.
beer Foley was soon in pursIt, an
had Ia lire several suots a. the nc'-
-ing man before h. would halt,
Shortly after officer fol"y's d.
parturr with his prisoner 'ur this ely
IN. tram crew Of Santa ic freight
turned over la Special Oflirer Mainz',
at Ash Fork, u hobo, charged with -"
sis,ing the efforts of the crew TO dis.
lodge him from mn empty box car ~
which Ne WAS stealing a ride. He was
sentenced by Justice kraemrr %
thirty days in jail aud was brought
here yesterday.
Local Justice Court News.
ln the court nf Justice of the Peace
Mclanc, yesterday afternoon, ut
o'clock. 'cinion ccrrasco AMI Jose
Noricgi. charged with the cutting Of
Allen Thrdford, were bound over To
appear before the next grand nry un.
der $500 bonds. In default of the re-.
purcd bonds, tn. accused men were re-
mandcd To the county iaIl. Thedfori
stated IN his testimony that he be-
hoNcd one of the men lid the cutting
bu, refused TO positively identify him
lie said that one of the accused an
swcrcd The description of his Gssnil'
ant 10 size appearance aud dress. u
is intinatod that the sheriff = Office is
in posscssior 81 evidence that viii
identify the men rs Thedfofi's ~.
snIlantS Th"dford ia fast recovering
from the Nrifc wounds be received
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-11-06

You can live without the Joufa'
Miner, but Wy should yous
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1907-09-18
Abbeville's Dispensary Must
Go.

During the months of April, May
and June in Abbeville county twenty
one thousand dollars worth of liquor
was sold at the dispensary-a tenn
perance institution. These months
are busy ones, and the common opin-
ion is that not as much liquor is used
then as during some other. months Of
the year.
At the first opportunity A5.'eN!Ie
county must vote out the bnsiAess.
All those who have the welfare Of
their fellowman at heart, those who
want to remove temptation from the
boys and young men OF the county,
those who want to free our county
from this demoralizing evil, must
stand together in this fght.-A. R.
Presbyterian.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1907-09-18
Half Way Station.

To the Editor of The Dispatch:
Maxims for those about to get mar
ried:
Begin we'll and end better.
If you give and take no heart will
break.
Confession of a fault makes half
amends.
Silence is often the golden key to
happiness.
Trust in Providence, but keep the
kettle boiling.
Make no display of the sacrifice you
make for eachother.
Never deceive; confidence once lost
can never be wholly regained.
Don't both be angry at the same
time; it takes two to make quarrel.
An angry speech never with anger
meet; bitterness dies before temper
sweet.
Avoid loneliness and cultivate cheer
fully the give and take spirit.
Remember always that it is better
to hear the laughter of children than
to see tidy room. PLOUGH BOY.
Swansea, r. F. D., Sept. II.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1907-09-18

A California exchange asks of it's
lady readers: what would you do
if you were woman Of forty, and
thrown suddenly upon the world?"
The first thing the average woman
does is to conceal the fact that she is
forty.
w. H. Dukes defeated DR.. r. G.
Doyle in the race for mayor of Or
angeburg.
Don't worry about your kidneys when
you can obtain 30 days treatment of
Pineules for $1.00. These little glob-
ules bring relief in the first dose.
Backache, Lumbago and rheumatism
yield quickly. If not satisfied your
money refunded. This is fair offer
you can't lose. Sold by Kaufman
Drug Co.
The case against the Western I'm
ion Telegraph Company will be heard
before the State railroad commission
within the next few days.
While defending his mother, John
Wright, colored, aged IS years, shot
and killed Ed. Cheshire, his stepfath-
er, in Laurens county last week.
Healthy kidneys filter the impurities
from the blood, and unless they do this
good health is impossible. Foley's
Kidney Cure makes sound kidneys and
will positively cure all forms Of kidney
and bladder disease. 1t strengthens
the whole system. Derrick's Drug
Store.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1907-09-18
W. S. Green Acquitted.

w. s. Green, former coroner OF
Richland county, who was twice re-
fused bail, was acquitted upon the
charge of murder in Columbia Thurs
day. 1T will be recalled that:ihe kill
ed negro hack driver in the store of
Peter Critics and according to the evi-
dence adduced at the coroner's in
quest it looked like a case of cold
blooded murder. It is said, however,
that the States chief witness, the
young man who was talking to Tucker
when he was shot, could not be found,
and the PROSECUTION was thus greatly
weakened.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1907-09-18
Wessineer Jottings.

To the Editor of The Dispatch:
There will be Sunday school picnic
at St. Thomas church next Sat
urday, the 18th, to which the public
is most cordially y invited. There will
be several speeches by prominent
Sunday school workers.
Messrs. Samuel Wessinger and
Bachman Lindler, both of near Cha
pin, will leave this week for Clemson
college.
Rev. w. D. Wise, of North Carolina,
who is supply pastor during the sum-
mer, and Mr.. W. O. Wessinger spent
a few days last week with Rev. B. D..
Wessinger at Gilbert.
Mr.. ]. N. Wessinger made the first
molasses of the season on the 9Th.
Mr.. Henry Wessinger, student of
Newberry college has returned from
North Carolina, where he has been
engaged in the picture business. He
will be at home until the 18th, when
the college opens. w.
Chaplin, R. F. D. l, Sept. 8.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1907-09-18
Attack of Diarrhoea Cured by
One Dose of Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedv.

Twas 50 weak from an attack of diar-
rhoea that I could scarcely attend to my
duties, when I took dose Of Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhea Rem
edy. It cured me entirely and I had
been taking other medicine for nine days
without relief. I heartily recommend
this remedy as being the best to my
knowledge for bowel complaints.-R. G..
Stewart, of the firm OF Stewart & Bro,
Greenville, Ala. For sale by Kaufman
Drug Co.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1907-09-18
Lame Back.

This is an ailment for which Chamber
lain's Pain Balm has proven especially.
valuable. In almost every instance it
affords prompt and permanent relief
Mr.. Luke LAGRANGE of Orange, Mich,
says Of it: "After using a plaster and
other remedies for three weeks for bad
lame back, purchased bottle Of Cham
berlain's Pain Balm, and two applica-
tions effected cure" For sale by Kauf.
mann Drug Go.