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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-06
TO PUSH ROAD
TO COMPLETION
SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYNDICATE
ANNOUNCES THEY WILL BE
RUNNING TRAINS INTO CHI.
cAeo OCTOBER FIRST.

Chicago, July 5.-The managers Of
the Chicago Southern Railway Snydi-
cate. John r. Walsh, John y. Faithorn
and Orville Babcock. announce that
orders have been given TO commence
the completion of the read to Chicago
by July s. It is expected by the Syn
dicste that the road win be running
trains into Chicago by October 1. The
nor hern terminus OF the road is nov
at Chicago Heights. thirty-one niles
from Chicago.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-06
70 TAKE CATHOLIC CENSUS.

st. Louis, Mo, July 5.-Archbishop
Glennon Of st. Louis, has been ap-
pointed by the United States census
bureau, as a special agent 10 compile
complete statistics of the Catholic
population of the country, which is es
timated at 100000. Glennon has
appointed Rev. J. J. Tannerath. of
St Louis as chief assistant. and has
written all bishops in the United
States asking cooperation.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-06
OMAHA LINE REDUCES RATES.

Lincoln, Neb., July 5.-In accord
ance with the requirements Of the
new maximum freight rate law the
Minneapolis and Omaha railroad to-
day put into effect its new schedule
of freight rates for Nebraska, re-
ducing all tariffs IS per cent. The
rates are also made TO apply to and
from Sioux City, Council Bluffs and
the Missouri valley in Iowa.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-06
LAURIER RETURNS HOME.

London. July 5--Among the uotei
pa ssengers sailing ON the Allan liner
Victorian from Liverpool today is SIR
Wilfrid Laurier. the Canadian pre-
mier who came to England some time
age to attend the colonial conference
and has since been pursuing inyesti-
cations boh here on the continen; in
the interest Of Canadian affairs.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-06
ROBERTS is BANK PRESIDENT.

Chicago. July 5.-George F. Roberts
director cf the United States mint
was today unaniomusly elected Presi
dent of the Commercial National Bank
Of Chicago.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-06
BIG SHORTAGE AT WASHINGTON.

Washington, July 5.-Major Rich
ard Sylvester, superintendent of the
Metropolitan Police Department Of
this city announced today that ]. Ar
thur Kemp. chief clerk. also property
clerk Of the police department has
disappeared and that from a brief ex-
animation of the books 1t appears that
the clerk is short $4,000 or more.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-06
COMING TO CAIRO
Members Of The Illinois Improvement
Commission Leave St Louis on
Trip Down Mississippi.

ST. Louis. July 5.-The members Of
the International improvement Com
mission Of Illinois departed from ST.
Louis TODAY On the steamer Illinois
for trip along the Illinois shore Of
the Mississippi river TO Cairo.
Data viii be collected By The COM
mission 70 determine Ehat effect the
conditions ~ this season Of the year
have on the waterway.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-06
DISCUSS PROPOSITION.

The Hague. July 5.--The entire
afternoon sitting of the committee on
the Geneva Convention was given
over to discussion of the American
proposition. presented by Joseph II.
Choate. June "a, regarding the in
volatility of private property on the
high seas.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-06
SHOOTS WIFE, THEN HIMSELF.

East ST. Louis, ILL.,, July 5.-Follow-
ing a family quarrel. James Lyton,
machinist, age i2 years, tonight shot
his wife In the neck. He then shot
himself through the heart. Mrs. Lay
tn will recover.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-06
KNOWS VERY LITTLE.
Detectives viii Be Stationed in Court
Room 10 Prevent Demonstration.

Chicago. July 5.-AttoTney Miller Of
the Standard oil counsel said tonight
at the conference the subject dis
cUssed was what the court desired
of Rockefeller. Mr.. Miller added Re
would not be able to give the court
much detailed Information because he
has not attended the meetings of the
directors for eight years and knows
but little more than a general outline
of the company's work.
In order TO prevent a disturbance
by cranks. detectives will be dis
tributed throughout the court room
and the slightest indication Of any
disturbance will be followed by eject
ment of he guilty one.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-06
q. Y. p. U. OFFICERS CHOSEN.

Spokane, Wash. July 5.--Officers
were chosen al today's session OF the
Baptist Young Peoples Union OF
America. They included: Rev. Il. Y.
Mullins Of Louisville. KY. president.
Dr, M n Reed Of Rock Island, Il'.,
secretary IL d. Osgood, Chicago,
treasurer.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-06
NO NEWS FROM nAcLEAN.

Tangier. July 5.-The British lega-
ti0n here has no news Caid General
MacIean. commander of the Sultan's
body guard and is making representa-
tions direct to The authorities at Fez.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-06
MT. VERNON FAIR.

Mt Vernon is agin to have a county
fair after a lapse of ten years.
Premiums amounting to 5000 are
offered. 1t will begin August 20 and
continue three days.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-06
MISSING TELLER
. IS IN NEW YORK
CAUGHT YESTERDAY WITH $54,.
CO1 OF cOMPANY'S
MONEY.
BETRAYED BY WOMAN
Whom He Gave Diamond Ring and
5,00o--Runyan Meets the Po.
lice With Revolver in
Hand.

New York, July 5.--Chester b. Run.
yam, the defaulting teller Of the Wind
sor Trust Company was arrested here
today and $54,il0 of the money st,len
from the bank was recovered
Runyan was found in he apartments
lof Mrs. Laura M. Carter where he
had been since he walked out OF the
bank on Sat rday with all OF the
money in the teller's vault packed Ia
his suit case.
Responding to Mrs, Carers noti.
fication that Runyan was in her Nat
detectives wen there, and were given
the key to the fiat by the woman.
On entering they met kunyan who
had a rev, liver in his hand, but the
officers covered him with guns and he
surrendered. At the police station
Runyan sal dthat he lost considerable
money speculating and had given Mrs.
Carter $l5 900. She said he had given
her $4,000 but that she had returned
the money today, and declared that
she had betrayed him because he fail
cd to give her the money that he
promised hef
1t also developed that Runyan gave
Mrs Carter a heavy gold bracelet and
D diamond ring Saturday evening.
These were valued at s1,090
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-06
TRAFFIC MANAGER DIES.

Chicago July 5.-ChaTles II. Rock
well. the traffic manager Of the Monon
railroad for ten years died tonight
ago 55 years.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-06
Proof Of superior IntsIlIoene..

Two citizens of the state Of Wash
ington had a prize fight over a girl.
Then she rejected them both. Moss
backs still talk Of the inferiority Of
voman's Intelligence Eagle
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-06
Thirsty New Workers.

Adult male residents Of New York
city each consume on an average $50
drinks Of spirituous and malt liquors
IN a year
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-06
Oily. OIL ch.an in ar.ec..

In Greece the usual price Of olive
of is only about 20 cents a quart at
wholesale When the yield O. excep-
tionslly large. pure oil Is still cheaper.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-06
kor.an oold Mines opsnes.

The Korean government has decided
20 grant the right 10 work gold mines
90 citizens q England. German.
France. the Uni'-1 states aBd italy.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-06

New York. July 5-Vhester b. Run
van, the missing teller of the Windsor
Trust company, who disappeared with
about 100000 of the company's funds
several days ago, was arrested TINS
city today. Runyan carried a sateha
containing $G4,00o when arrested. A
Mrs Cotter in whose home he was
captured and to whom he had given
$4,000 was also detained by the
police
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-06

" you GET UP your advertising
In the right way II will do to repeat
and Will have a cumulative effect
like some good medicines.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-06

Concluded on Fourth Psss)
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-06

MAKE YOUR ADVERTISING t,nd
out from the page, not only mechanIc.
ally but In true, Gear and forttb.e
statement.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-06

patteries-Donovan and Schmidt;
Dygert, Waddell and Schreck.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-27
ASH FORK IS NOW
N! !1It;4IIf A
Removal of Kraemer 10
This City Creates
A Vacancy
Board Of Supervisors
Is Awaiting A
Petition

Resident. of ash Fork have petit.
toned the board of supervisors TO is
sue a call for special election IN
their precinct to elect justice at the
pcacc 10 ill the vacancy caused by the
removal of Justice OF the Peace j. W.
Kracmcr to this city.
Mr.. Kacmcr recently accepted pc.
sition here with the Western Union
Telegraph company lie will submi, a
report Of his incumbcncy Of the Office
to the board in short tiWc, accom-
panied bv the formal announcement of
his resignation.
Mr.. Kracmcr's administration of the
Ash Fork iusticcship was agreeable e.
the residents of the precinct ~ well
~ to the board of supervisors. His re-
moval to this city is regretted 10y the
people of Ash Fork, who recognized in
him q conscientious and efficient officer,
ever ready to discharge his duties
fcarlessly.
Clerk Peter of the board of sup'-
visors, on instructions from Chnirman
Smith, notified the Ash Fork petition
crs that II was not necessary to call n
special election 10 fill the vacancy, ~
the statutes provide that the board
can fill the vacancy by appointment y
petition of the qualified electors %,
the precinct.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-27
FLOW OF GAS NOT THE RESULT
OF sToPE FIRES.

BISbEE, Ariz., Nov. gas the
nours go by, a slow but steady improve
ment is being noted Mt the Spray and
Gardiner shafts Of the Copper Queen
company, with regard to the gas situ''
ton.
At the Irish Mag, Of the Calumet 4
Arizona company, the difficulty has
been overcome altogether and the min
ers have resumed their regular duties
With the assistance of compressed air
IN the Copper Queen saafts, the men
are able to gain Roadway and are grad
ually checking the flow of gas.
Analysis of the gas proves beyond
doubt that 10 is not the result Of hre
in the old Slopes, as has been suggest
ed by number of men connected with
the affair.
Its ETHEREAL substance demonstrates
the fact that it does not come from hre
but issues from vegetable decomposf
tion somewhere in the workings.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-27
Juries Deliberate But
Briefly in All
The Cases
Three Murder Trials For
This Term OF
Court
OF'rom Tuesdays Daily

Four convictions in three tri,ls |.
yesterdays record in the district court
at the opening session of the criminal
calendar.
After the impanelling Of the trial
jury in the forenoon, the case Of y. C.
Clark, indicted on n forgery charge.
was called. 1t was alleged he forged
the signature Of the II. II. Mcneil Co.
to n check in favor of X. b. Blayloek
in the sum of $3.50, and received the
amount from the Prescott National
bank after Fred Eckert, proprietor ~
the Montezuma hotel, had endorsed il,
July 3. In the testimony for the Ter.
ritory, it was SHOWN that n number of
checks had been found concealed in
the room occupied by Clark, in the
Montczuma motel, after his arrest, all
drawn in favor Of Blaylock, from the
Mcneil Co. and apparently forged. 1t
appeared to the jury that Clark had
been practicing the signatures Of the
Mcneil Co. and Blaylock to the checks,
and "A verdict Of guilty wfs returned
after "A few minutes deliberation,
when the ease was submitted.
Simon Atensio, charged VITA at.
tempted criminal assault ON Grisiel Ia
Sierras, was the first to occupy the at.
tcntion of the jury in the afternoons
session. In less than two hours after
the ease WAS called the jury returned
n verdict of guilty, after short de-
liberation.
A verdict of guilty Of burglary in
the second degree was returned by
third jury ut clock in the evening,
against Francisco Garcia and Louis
Asozana. The jury reached verdict
after less than fifteen minutes DELHI.
Grafton. Garcia and Asozaua were
caught in the act Of stealing six rings
from the Iiesla iewelry store, on Cur
ley street, in the early part of July.
Sentence will be passed on the four
convicted men, Friday morning.
The eases of James Devine and Jos.
Barrett, charged with the attempted
burglary of Lcvy's store, September
A.a
~, will be called at $3.50 O'Clock this
morning.
There are sixteen prisoners confined
IN the county Jail, three of whom are
indicted for murder, awaiting trial. be-
sides number Of others who have
been released on bond.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-27
DEATH OF OLD RESIDENT.
Crrom Tuesdays Daily

After suffering for over year from
general debility, the greater part Of
which time he was confined to the hos.
pital, Isaac Newton Smith died yestcr.
day Mt noon, at the age of 81.
Deceased was wood contractor by
occupation, and previous TO being
stricken, had been engaged in business
with his son in Jerome. Tho remains
were taken in charge by the Maus &
Shannon undertaking establishment, to
be prepared for burial. His son, who
was notified of his death. is expected
to arrive from Jerome this morning
when funeral arrangements will be
made. ~
Besides his sou, he leaves surviving
him in Jerome, a daughter He was an
old resident Of the county and was rc
spected by all who knew him.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-27
Excellent Results From
Samples Obtained By
c. w. Ruffner
Paystreak Six Inches
Thick Has Values
Of $50 A Tor
From Tncshny,s DnIlyl


e. W. RuiIncr, who recently took
over under bond the Silver Chord
group of mines in the Black Canyon
district, is NJ well pleased with the
property that he u preparing to en-.
ploy large force of miners u. once.
lie has been engaged for tn, last ten
days sampling the different openings.
The results obtained nav, been 20
flattcring that he informed Il journal
Miner representative yesterday he
would not consider the sale of the
group for three times the amount Of
the purchase price hamcd in his OPP
ion.
:" am running drift from the $50.
foot level in the 80 foot shaft, ny fast
as possiblc,' he said. "Thc paystrclk
has been sampled from tails level Ia
the surface. u shows nm average
thickness of over six inches. carrying
gold and silver values of $50 To- the
ton. Stopping will bc started from the
drift M fast as the opening il run
ahead far enough 10 make room for Tn,
economical employment Of more min.
crs. ! am surprised at the results Of
the samples and believe that the mine
is destined to develop into great
gold and silver producer. II is my in.
tcntion, later, to unwatcr the shaft
and start anotncr level deeper.
"All Of the other openings on the
ground have been thoroughly sample |
with the same general result. The
ledge can be traced distance ~ 5000
feet on the surface. The outcrop
shows strong and ! found IL impossible
To get lower sample than SO a ton
at any point. The ore * sulphidc.
The Silver Chord group of tnrec
claims is located two and half miles
southeast of Turkey, the nearest rail.
road station an the Bradshaw Noun.
tain railroad. II is one of the oldest
claims in that region. In the latter
CO.'S il ranked among the large silver
and gold producers. II has not been
operated extensively since the decline
in the price Of silver. Jesse Robcson,
one Of its former owners, shipped two
ear loads of ore from il To the plant
Of the Ribgy Mining and Reduction
copmany, at Mayer, yesterday.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-27
|SbEll-H
NUPT|AlS ARE
CELEBRATED


The Marina street Methodist church
was the scene Of a pretty wedding at
: O'Clock yesterday evening, whom
Miss Hattie May lsbell aud James
Thomas IIaughcy were united in the
bonds Of matrimony, Rev. l.. W,
Wheatley pronounced the fatefu words
joining them M one in the presence Of
number of their relatives aud init.
mate friends
A short reception followed the ccrc.
mony, after which the happy couple
attended "rhc Mayor Of Toxic with
n party Of relatives and friends.
The bride is a resident of Flagstaff
where she in popular in society an
favorably known to wide circle of
friends.
The groom has resided In this city
since his youth. lie is one Of the
popular trainmen Of the n. r., i. a. u.
railroad, and has a host of friends here
who wish him and the charming woman
now his wife, hon voyage ON the mat
rimonial sea.
Tho happy couple will make their
future home in West Prescott, where
the groom recently furnished "A com.
Portable cottage.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-27

II is said that the Hungarian szech
cny's are accepting the idea of the
Vanderbilt millions very complacentIy
considering that they have twenty.one
lighting ancestors, every one n count
counte back in plain sight, and the
Vanderbilts 20 back only two or thre,
to find u scow boss.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-27
BIG COMPANIES PAY TAXES.

Among the largest amounts paid INTO
the county treasury during the pa"
week for taxes are $3,4l2.50 by the
United Verde & Pacific Railroad com
pany, $i,49i.6O by the Copper cher
Mining company, and $623.5o by tao
Copper Creek Development company
Several lesser amounts were also paid
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-27

A Missourian who "killed the wrong
man. when nc started out 90 murder,
'"broke down and wcptA II was. In,
deed serious mistake; he should have
turned the muzzle on himself.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-27
tFrom Tuesdays Daily
On the Sick List.


Roe Wideman is reported on the sick
list.
Here From Harrington.
Frank A, Martin of Harrington Is
visiting in the city.
Iron Springs Visitor.
ID. b. Mciver of Iron Springs Is
visiting in the city.
Verde Valley Visitor.
Charles II. lIarbeson of Verde Val
ley is here on business.
Phoenix Visitor.
George II. iutgcrding of Phoenix is
here on a business visit.
McCabe Merchant Here.
j. :, Flammcs. u McCahc merchant
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-27
Other Districts Active.

"Thc Weaver and MARITIME districts
are prosperous, and mining is ~ a..
tive there as ever said o. l.. Gccr,
the Congress Junction merchant, aud
mine owner, To u journal. Miner man,
yesterday.
more men are now employed in the
Octave mine than ever before in il.
history, aud the property is proving 1,
wonder since work was resumed by tne
Octave Mining company.
Congress appears also to have
taken on a new lease of life. Reports
of new ore discoveries there are proven
more or less by the great activity ap.
parent in the place.
SAT FOOLS Gulch, the Award D
Mining company has increased It's
working force, lately, and is getting
the camp in shape for large operations.
"All miners and prospeetors in the
districts are busily engaged doing a..
sessment work on their claims aud
skilled mining labor is in deman |. -
Mr.. Geer is in the city making prep
arations to start operations on one )f
his claims.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-27
OKLAHOMA OUTS COAL RATE.

GUTHRIE, Okla, Nov. 25.--The cor
poration commission has issued an of'
der notifying all Oklshoms railroads
that 90 per cent reduction In coh
rates would 20 into effect January o.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-27
Financial Crisis Is Un-
known There, Says
P. 5. Wren
Many Mining Companies
Are Busy On Their
Properties
nErnm Tne.daN.. nnIlAl

"Thc miners of the Black Rock dis
trict know nothing of the financial
crisis in the east, except what they
read in the newspapers SAID T.. :.
Wren, the Constellation merchant and
mining man, who arrived here ycstcr
day morning to serve on the ,ilal jury
in the district court.
"Nobody complains of hard times in
that rcgion,' he said. "In fact, times
are better there than for many years
There is more activity in the miniu,.
industry than usual, and, consequently,
more demand for miners.
"Thc Big O'Bricn mill j. running
day and night from the product Of tn
Big O'lIricn. The camp has grown IN
the last year to lac among the impor;
ant ones Of northern Arizona, and iLc
mine is now one of the important Ari
IONA gold producers.
"Anothcr lively place is the camn
Of the Hale Mining and Milling com
pany. The Hale il proving a wonder
IL IL now opened to - depth Of 500
feet.
"Jcnnings brothers are taking ~;
high grade ore from thcir mine. Thi,
is another good producer that was
idle for many years until taken over
by the Jennings brothers, several
months ago.
"Gcorgc Margarciic mas a force oi
men on the property of the rnida
Gold company. This is another good
mine, of which very little is hcarG. II
is opening better than expected aud
the management of the company has
under consideration number Of i'm
provcments.
cit is reported that work will be-
resumed soon in the mines of the Bla"K
Rock Mining company, aud several
other prospects of lesser note.
Mr.. Wren is familiar with all see
tions of tnc Black Rock district II
is also the owner of several promising
properties. lie v,niurcd the opinion
last night, ihat his section would prove
among the richest in the county before
many years.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-27
il here on q business visit.

W - N'diH'F ~ 'N'Hdl"I - III iH'
city serving on the trial Jury.
Left for Harqua Hala.
Grorgc Clark was an outgoing pas.
scngcr on the suuthbound train. last
night. on his way to the IIarqua IIalh
mine, whore nc has accepted a posi-
tion.
Kirkland Visitors
Burt jackson and Ed. Moorchcad Of
Kirkland are visiting in the city.
Mayer Visitors.
Mr. and Mrs. W. j. Mayer Of Mayer
are the guests Of friends in the city.
Dewey Visitors.
&. G.. Miller and Mrs. q. -. Miller
of Dewey are visiting in the city.
Left for Denver.
J. -. l.. Williams left yesterday for
Denver, Colo, on mining business.
Supervisor Here.
Supervisor George y. Harrington IF
| Harrington ~ here on short visit.
Humboldt Oflcor Here.
Deputy sheriff j. j. Cavanaugh of
Humboldt is here on official business.
Verde Pioneer Here.
Wales Arnold. II pioneer of the
Verde Valley, is here on u business
visit.
Visiting Here.
Mr.. and Mrs \. V. Paul os, Jerome
Junction are visiting with friend. ia
the city.
Jerome Junction Visitors
W. T.. Johnston and ". -. Storm.
Jerome Junction stockmcn, are here ON
business.
Chino visitor.
Nelson runtcnncy, the Chino Valley
farmer aud pioneer, is here on bust.
ness visit.
A Short Visit.
Mrs. James PRESLEY il in the city
from the Davis mine, on Slate Creek,
for n short visit.
Will Leave for California.
Mrs. William Ncllis of Mayer will
leave here today for n visit with
| friends in California.
Old Timer Here.
Ncls Gabcl, an old time miner and
millwright, is in the city, circulating
among his many friends.
McCabe Miner Here.
James W. Coync, McCabc miner.
IN enjoying n short vacation here
among his many friends.
In From His Mines.
George o. Ford is in the city from
his mines IN the Mineral Point dis.
tric,, on u short business visit.
Here From Humboldt.
Horace Bowdrc, manager of TIA.
iilcs-Lockhart Clothing company's
branch mercantile establishment nj
Humboldt, is here on business visit.
Jerome Junction Visitors.
Mrs. William Rhoadcs and son, Ar.
thur, were among number of out Of
town visitors here yesterday. They re-.
turned home on tnc afternoon north.
bound train.
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