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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-16
REDUCTIONS IN OUTPUT.

BlSBEE, Ariz.. Oct. il.-At the Copper Queen mines, for the month of September. the output was csil- mated at 6,0o0,000 pounds of copper, whereas the record monthly output for the year was mere thnn 9,50n.r00 pounds, taken out in May. Al the properties of the Calumet & Arizona, while no definite figures for Scptcm- Der have been given out, it Is thought
 the production was in the neighbor. hood of 2,5O0,000 pounds, as compare l to the average monthly output for the year of i,oo0,o0o pounds. There is no sunday work being done on the C. &
 4. properties now. and the scheme of curtailmcnt of output is in full force.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-16

Canyon Lime anG Cement company If Arizona.
 The defense of the road was i'm, these rebates were "concessions u made for the alleged losses of ship mcnts during transit. The trial be. gan September 3o
 In giving his decision on certain law points which nrosc during the trial. Judge Wellb,rn iaiG down an impor. 'ant principle. IT, said: CT hold that 'he acceptance by the defendant of A Tess sum than that named in the tar. 'h was departure from the legal rate and that ihorc is no justification for such departure ns the acts of the ear- rler m making a lower rate in comn,o. misc for claims for loss of proper,y in transit"
 u IS understood that the Santa re intends taking m appeal from the yer. diet.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-16

EI. PASO, Tex. Ori. ll.-I r. IIoscy of Phocu \, enc of the principal owners of tn Wyoming placer mines referred to in th, Helena dispatch. in a statement lr-c ionigh, said the loss would approximate s20o.00O. This amount. he qiid. would bc shared by T. L.. W. h. at !. F. Grccnough and himself and /. F. Howard of Phoc- nix.
 IIoscy declared no stock had been sold, as the company promoting the property was moi organized. Iloscy said inc owners suspected several men guilty of the salt.ug but he refused to name them. l'r said four well known experts rxaml"'l the property. and the reports w'r' llattering. The reports showed the pr"p'iiy would run from sl to Si.jO per yard. but his personal inspection, just made. shows it will moi run more Than cents q yard
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-16
uUY ALLEN, By s. J. Gnash, attorney.in.faet.
WARNING NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the un. dcrsigncd owners of the mines known as the I.ute, Compromise, Black Mesa, Aztec, Gold Note, Iowa, Maine, Olym- pia, Vesuvius, Surprise, Center and Oregon, and the improvements, ma. chincry, and tools located thereon, all 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 it, while it is being worked under n contract and lease, and that said property is now being worked under such contract and lease granted to C. w. Mitchell. Dated this lst day of March, 1907.
 KENTUCKY STANDARD MINING
 COMPANY,
 Ky Hunter M. Meriwethcr. Pres.
 RICHINBAR MINES COMPANY,
 By Hunter NJ. Meriwether, Pres.
 First publication, March 20. 1907.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-16
THE UNITED STATES GRAND JURY |S
 IN SESSION
Will Probe Into The SO-Called Phoenix
 Ice Trust

PHoENlN. htl. Oct il.-Thc United States crand jury met ycstcr. day morning in is regular fall session. When the roll w,- taken up on the couvening of court all ihc members of Inc jury, wi'h tlc exception of R. V. Doughcrty. were found to bc prescnt.
 After varioas minor matters were attended to, the court ordered the case of the United states y-. The People 's lee and Fuel company, heretofore sub. mitted. referred to this grand jury
 !. A. Porteric was then appointed as spanish intcrprctc'. Owing to the fact that there are q large number of In dian defendants. |, was necessary ;o appoint John Eschicr as Pima inter preter, and sam Albert to translate Maricopa into English.
 The jury was then called into thc box and examined by United States District Attorney Alexander, who pass' ed them all. C G'crgc Purdy IBullard then examined them for the People s lee and Fuel company. as well a' other minor offenders. He passed them all except !. r. Zion and W. C. Rim ard, who were members of the grand jury that returned the original indict ments agains. t1o ice company. rncSc men were ordered hy the court not ic take part ip any cf the deliberations
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-16

DETROIT. Mrh. Oc' II. in i'' Gf.' gnmc ou ,nc home grou"d-. im' afternoon. iu tb championship series. the Detroit A"icucans were beaten hN the Chicago Na'ional. by a score 'i GtoI. r. was a welt deserved victory for Chicago. wn,,h team played supcr for ball throughout
 Several errors 'f omission on thr paf of Detroit, besides two errors ol commission. fgtrcd iu Chicago run making
 It was pool bas, ball weather, thr temperature being about iS during the game. with coiu. l2-milc an hour wind blowing several times there were showers. nnd once. in the fifth in- ming. when Chicago was batting. it be came necessary to stop th" game Tor fifteen minutcs. The attendance was disappointing. only li,306 persons be. ing present. on account of the weather.
 Detroit al no timc showed the snap and dash characteristic of their play ing during .bc season. Ros-man con timed his fine work e, first base and drove in Detroit. only run. Donovan only gave two bases on balls. and the same number was given by Overall. but both of Donovan passes developed in
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-16
c. & A. STATEMENTS FAME.

BISBEE, Ariz., Oct. 9.-Shipments from the Oliver and Irish Mag shafts of tho Calumet & Arizona properties the past week have been about the same as usual, considering the fact that no Sunday work is now being done on the properties. The manage ment, since the low mark was reached in the price of copper has been ii. recting its energies to the develop. mcnt and blocking out of the ore bod ies encountered within the past two months. The stock of the company IS now quoted at tlo5 per share.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-16
RUMBLE BEE
 CORRESPONDENCE

RUMBLE BEE. Ariz.. Oct. H. Marshall and .Iarcs Young. Billy Nor gan and Mar Hardy were here for . day and half. on their annual rodco, from Turkey Creek.
 Lewis Richards and pardncr are campcd on Castle Creek. from Phoc- nix. They are gong to stay all win. fer and dry wash for gold.
 John Pcrona passed. Sunday. with d load of lumber for his mine. which h" will timber and work on this winter.
 l.. F. Nellis and ]. <. Ross passed on their way to inc Niger Brown, Tuesday.
 A. C, McDnuaId passed. Tuesday, from Phoenix. with fifteen men. to work at the Richcnbar mine. Mir. Me- Donald was unahlc to get miners in Prescott. and h1d to get tnem at Phoc- nix. A rather rough looking group of miners.
 Peter Aldrich stayed over night, from Richenhar. going to Phoenix. on Wednesday. MT. Aldrich was unable 10 get hay for his horses in that camp during his stay there.
 Two men stayed over night from the Verde, gong to rnocnix. with n four horse team.
 John Curry has returned to this burg, after n long absence, spent don't know wbero
 \ wagon load of Mormons stayed n few minutes m town, Wednesday, from ,he north, going to Mesa.
 Amy Snyder was on the sick list, Wednesday, but slc has recovered, at this writing. as anyone can hear, iI yelling distance Gt least.
 w. w. Snyder, | am pleased to say, is recovering from n long illness. .lohn simmons stayed for while, from his home on Cherry Creek, going to Canyon, where he is going to work on his faihsr-in-iaw x mine (M. A.. Wilson's).
 William taltin will return from Huron and Blue Bell, Saturday, where he has been working all summer. M;. Faltin has very valuable mine one mile from this station, and he will de- vclop it this winter, if he does not fall down.
 There was another candy pulling, Thursday evening. by the Snyders.
 Ray Lc Marr was n visitor from the Sand Hill City, Thursday and Friday morning, he coming in good season.
 Ellen Parker and etc., etc, were down from Parker, illc, Wednesday, on a visit.
 Shirley Monroe passed, from Phoc nix, going to RichonDar, Thursday, on important business.
 Dick Huston was up from the Mig ger Brown, twice last week.
 Jack Peterson stayed in few minutes in this town from Richenbar going to Phoenix, Friday.
 The Black Canyon road will soo' be repaired, and in better shape tha' ever in the very near future.
 HUMBLE DEE.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-16
NO THIRTY DAY RULE.
(From Saturdays Daily.)

The "thirty-day rulo" of the Tue. son base ball tournament, barring teams which hadn't been in existancc that long, seems 10 have been q hug, joke, inaemuch as official notices of the tournament were not sent ont until twenty days before the date of tho tournament The promoters now na- nounce any old Arizona team, no mat ter how young, is eligible.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-16
soNoMA GIRL WINS.

LEXINGTON. Ky. Oct. II. sonoma Girl. the favoriir. today won the fam ous Pennsylvania stakes. and clinchcd her championship for aged trottcrs of 1907. Souoma Girl had little trouble in defeating her field. and at no tim, 1, was the result in Goubt. In the pacing division, the kcrtucky Futurity went io Shakespeare. in straight heats.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-16
OUTCLASSED
 BY CH|CAC0 NATIONALS

|. .run. ulI.. urt.,j of O'cwdI , sd'- were expensive.
 C,riain Ctm o' Chicago "a' ni. on tho right nnu ht an insoont while batting. u, t.r or,rng inning. T"" of hl. finger. were badly crushed, and he mp, bc unable tc play tomorrow.
 Bcfor, play began. Manager J"n' ninrs of Detroit ,a- called to the hom" plat.. where Mayor Thompson present ,d him. from hi. admirers, life s'Ic floral tiger and a gold watch.
 The total receipts were sl7,ss5. The score:
 Al Detroit R. II. r.. Detroit .... .... .....-. ...' ' Chicago ......... .... .... ]
 Rattcric. - Detroit, Donovan anl schmidt. Chicago, Overall and King
 Coast League
 Al San Frantisco-- R u. E' San Francisco .... .... 900. Oakland ... .... .,.. .... Batteries Sau Francisco, Joy and Street: Oakland Isula, Gates and Bliss
 Al Los Angeles R II. F. Los Angeles .... .... ....... " !" d Portland .... .... .... .... ! D Batteries lt Angeles, Gray and Hogan; Portland, Hartman and IIyrncs
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-16
To All Whom It May Concern,

To All Whom It May Concern; My undivided one.half interest n the Silver Coin, South Extension silvsi Coin and North Extension, situate p Turkey Creek Mining district, Va" pal county, Arizona Territory, will not be responsible for any debts contract ed for labor performed or mater" Furnished by the parties working |" same now under an option and ar' ment.
 o. J. GRAHAM. Dated this 10th day of Novemb'i 1906.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-16
JOHNSOfI GOES FREE.

CHICAGO. lll. Oct. IT,. Arthur Johnson, pugilis', arrested here yester- day for passing worthless cncck. was discharged today. He proved he had no knowledge of tie character of the check. and it was also found the pros. ccution was barred by inc statute of limitations.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-16
MINE WARNING NOlICE'

Notice is hereby given that the ur. dersigncd, owner of tho Neiman proru of claims, and located about 30 mil.s west of Hillside and adjoining tho p.s. entcd claims of Lawler | Wells, is tho Eureka mining distriet, YavspN county, Arizona, will not be responsible for debts of any kind contracted for labor and improvements on said pro. pcrty while it is being worked under bond.
 GUY ALLEN,
 By s. J. Gnash, attorney.in.faet
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-16
WARNING NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the s' dersigncd, owner of the Neimsn group of claims, and located about 30 nils west of Hillside and adjoining the psi ented claims of Lawlcr < Wells, 10 tho Eureka mining district, Yavspa county, Ariz., will not be respondb" for debts of any kind contracted tor labor and improvements on said prop srty, while it is being worked und" bond.
 GUY ALLEN,
 By 8. J. Qnash. attofney.in.faet
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-16
DENN NOT SHIPPING.

poudLAS, Ariz., Oct. n. - The De"n-Arizona property is now in the nonshipping class, owing to the shut. u"g town of several furnaces of the copper Queen smelters. Very ,i,,lo custom ore is being handled now at tbo loe"' smeltcrs, and as result tbo sh"''u'k-Ar'zona company has discoa- unued shipping its oxide ore to ,b;s e"y, bnt Is dcyotmg it's attention to sending about 25o tons of sulphide orc ""''y to the reduction plan, at Globe
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-16
WANTING JGoTICH.

To Whom It May Concern,
 Tbe Enterprise Mining and Milliil Co,, or tho following named miniss claims, to.wit: The Coral, Bonsnss, Virginia Dale, Tho Standard, u dolden Eagle and the Bonanza sn Coral min sites and improvem~s thereon, situate in the Walnut Gro" mining district, Ysvapai county, All zona, win not be responsible for any debts contracted or labor performed % material furnished by the parties present wo. king tho above claims usdT bond and lease.
 ENTERPRIGE T. c M. CO.
 By ED. N BLAKE, 0eeretasy
 Dated. De. l0 leOo
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-16

run Associated Prsss dispatches in the Journal. Miner.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-10-16
WARNING NOTICE.

By s. J. Gnssh, sttorney.in'fsss'
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-03
"
y SPORTS
~&E -------------------------
Benefit Game
For AIFHaWaii
TOMORROW'S GAME INTERESTING

The entire gate receipts of tomor-
,aws baseball game will be turned
over to the members Of the All-ha-
wali baseball team. This game VIII
be benefit match for the members
of tins team. who have practised hard
and faithfully and worked to help
gi,e the Honolulu public good en-.
tc iainment, and they have done so
IN c,ery respect, and they all deserve
;,elping hand from the Honolulu
Trr,lc. There is no doubt but what
the best team that could be gotten
tcy,ther here has played and every
one knows the good ball that they
have played.
In tomorrow's game Donahue, the
crack catcher, will be on the receiv-
Ihg end and Dick" Reuter- will be in
'rc box The fans are anxious to see
what Reuter- can do when pitching TO
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-03

such catcher as Donahue. Reuter-
has pitched good ball in his games
against the Coast players, but he will
do better tomorrow. The big fellow
i IN fine trim and has plenty of
speed. All who have seen Reuter-
' ork in the past agree that he has
improved wonderfully since the ALL
Hawaii club has been organized.
II is quite probable that Nick"
Williams and Eastwood will be the
battery for the Coast team tomorrow.
Williams is an old pitcher and clev-
er one, and the people will have a
, treat when they see him work in the
box.
Tickets for the game are on sale at
Gunst-Eakin cigar store, and from
all indications there will be large
crowd on hand to see the last game
of the series.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-03
WHO IS THE CHAMPION9

Controverting the general accept
ance of worlds heavyweight cham
pionship title as vested at present in
Tommy Burns because OF his defeat
Of Bill Squires, heavyweight cham
pion of Australia, and previously
claimed by James J. Jeffries, the
facts are cited that no such title val
idly exists. To hold clear and I'M
disputed title as the best pugilist in
the English-speaking world a fighter
must defeat the champions of coun-
tries wherein the sport exists.
Jeffries, conceded by the sporting
ard the general public as the best
fighter under Marquis of Queensber-
~ rules. the world ever has known
and that is going back only fifteen
years, or when John l.. Sullivan was
defeated by James j. Corbett won
his championship spurs by defeating
Americans only. He always was will
ing to test his pugilistic skill against
The champions of other countries, but
since he did not engage any of the
| foreign champions in battle he had
no valid claim to the worlds" title.
John l.. Sullivan, when fighting
lnder London prize ring rules, also
laid claim to the worlds champion
ship under the old rules, but his ring
victories, like those of Jeffries, were
/ Ia. Ion
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-03

lines of the Phoenix and those of the
Zephyr. Is one of the best-known
Swedish designers. Others whose
boats have done well at the Kiel
races in Germany are G. o. Lijigren.
henning Heglind and Lindstrom; but
John Carlson, the Swedish manufac-
turer and the prime mover in the
proposal to challenge, determined to
design n challenger himself and to
have her built by Gunnar Melligren
at the Neglinge Wharf, outside OF
Stockholm. He decided to follow as
far as possible the Marguerite type,
which he constructed.
Mr.. Carlson has made a number of
innovations in form of hull and of
equipment that have been adopted
generally in Swedish waters. The an
nouncement that as far as practi-
cable wood would be employed in the
construction of the challenger in
stead of metal ocCasioned no little
Curprise here.
One of Mr.. Carlson's greatest ambi-
tons It seems, has been to compete
for the Americas Cup. He always
sails his own craft and is splendid
navigator Besides, he possesses the
rare quality of arousing enthusiasm
in his crew. He has secured several
triumphs in Scandinavian waters,
once taking the famous Oeresunds
Cup.
1t has been suggested that as many
Of the Deer Island sailors are Swedes
It would be necessary to seek crew
for the defender elsewhere. Capt.
Barr has employed only Norwegian
sailors for two years and could well
stick to them, as the competition be-
tween the two Northern countries is
rather high strung and the Norwe'
CLANS would be only too glad to help
| | eat their Northern brothers.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-03
PARTING GAME Will
BE FOR COAST TEAM

When the Spalding baseball team
returns from Hilo they will be given
baseball game that will eclipse any
thing that has ever been attempted
in this country. Even the Thanks
giving Day game, that was played in
the recent series, will he Outclassed.
Jess Woods. who has the matter in
charge, will pull off an afternoons
sport that will be worth anyones
money. One of two things will be
done: Either the Chinese Athletic
Club and the Palamas will meet in
preliminary game or the much-talked
of field-day between the athletes from
the Coast and the local boys will be
billed. Either will be mighty
strong card and will draw out thou
sands of people. Every one here will
have chance to see the greatest
game on this date that has ever been
| played.
The All-Ilawaii team will go up
against Fishers nine with some of
the best of the St Louis boys in their
lineup. All the Saints are not of
the same mInd as their manager and
they are willing to play to help out
the Coast boys, who have done much
to entertain Honolulu and teach the
local boys the game.
As whole II would be impossible
. for the ST. Louis club to make the
showing against the Spalding club
| that the All-Hawaiis have made. The
people here want good ball and they
don't care who plays 1t.
It now comes out that some of the
managers of other clubs would insist
upon percentage of the St Louis
end Of the purse even had Fisher con-
scented TO Gleason's terms. The four
local league clubs are now getting 10
per cent. Of the net receipts and they
cannot see why any one club should
get the benefit of something that they
all together have put through. And
they are right. There is no reason
why any one club should benefit from
such a game when they all agreed
beforehand to take Is per cent.
The game with the Saints has been
dropped and now the game against
the All-Hawaii's, reinforced, will oc.
cupy the minds of the public.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-03
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SWEDES CHALLENGE

Sweden's meteorlc rise to an Amer
ica's Cup possibility from almost OBJ
livion in yachting, as far as this
country was concerned, has caused
widespread interest in the sailors OF
that far north country. The feats Of
the Norsemen are known to the
'sChoolboy even in Dakota, but some
now they have rarely been associated
with the sailing of pleasure yachts.
Yet 1t is fact that Swedish
schooner, the Sverige, was one of the
starters in the race around the Isle
% Wight for the Queens Cup, which
;hc schooner America won.
In 1852, the following year, when
me America had been sold 10 Lord
'Ghn de BlaQuire, an officer in the
! British Indian army, n match was
made with the Sverige for $500 Il
ide. The race was sailed in October
of that year, and on the first leg,
which was down the wind, the Sver-
| ice led the America by minutes rs
the Swedish yacht hauled on the
wind the jaws of her main gait
broke ana they had to be dashed. A
Cog then set in and the Sverige over
stood Nab Light so that she was
ItCaten 26 minutes.
| Swedes have since maintained that
the Sverige was a better boat than
the America and that she would have
won If she had not been unfortunate.
Sweden's Independent Attitude
( Today Sweden occupies Il position
| IL yachting that is wholly independ-
cnt of the other countries of Europe.
ted the universal rule of measure
Inent with the other European clubs
4 year ago, but they still keep to
their old rule which has developed a
racing machine pure and simple.
Hence they may be well prepared to
ihuild a challenger to sail for the
Americas Cup, now that only out
and-out racers are acceptable. But
/ tht o"culSH craft are Sllldll'
OF several yachts there that have
shown good sailing qualities the San
Toy has been the most conspicuous.
! 1t Is said that her performances
prompted Swedish yachtsmen to con-
slider sending challenge. yet she is
only small craft, and without her
rigging could actually be carried on
the Reliance's deck. She is owned
by Goesta Kyhlberger, Il banker OF
Stockholm. Recently the San Toy
and the Hesper, which is owned by
Win Olssono, Stockholm merchant
sailed Il long race for 100 crowns, ia
he given to the Seaman's Home in
Stockholm. Such prize, in place OF
= cup, is thought there to further the
interest in sailing.
1t is the small size of the boats
that makes it doubtful whether the
Swedes, with all their enthusiasm
and with all their experience, car
lace with any degree Of success II
the Americas Cup class. SiXty-fOot
els are about as large as their de
signers and builders have turned out
Some Good Swedish Designers
! Albert Anderson, who drew tn,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-03
BERNARD'S ALL STARS

Mike Fishers All-Stars will go to
ball-players of the big Island City,
but Demands all-stars will stay in
the city and measure sticks with the
Guardians of the Peace. The Pearl
Handlers baseball team, under cap
tainCy of Joe Leal, is the ruler of the
Kakaako district when 1t comes to
playing ball, and this team is now
leading in the Atkinson Baseball
League for the Hustace cup. They
have never met defeat from the be-
ginning OF baseball in the Kakaako
district until their Waterloo was
handed them by Demands all-stars
at the Baseball League grounds last
Sunday afternoon. The police team
is not satisfied with the showing
they made that day, and as the two
teams have to play ball and win two
out of three games in order to take
possession of the cup offered by Tay-
lor, Joe Leafs team Will mean bust
ness from the beginning of the game
to the end
Demands all-stars, on the other
hand, will play good ball when they
face these veterans of Kakaako, and
as his boys have already handed
them defeat they will try to dupli-
cate the dose.
Mr, Hustace has been approached
In regard to the band and he has
kindly consented to have the band al
the Baseball League grounds on Sat,
ulday afternoon, Dec. 7, at p. m.