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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-10

Prescott. While there he purchased two billiard tables, to be placed tn his saloon. inc Pioneer.
 Has Recovered
 \ letter received from Tex Daniels, ti Ngua Calicntc Hot Springs, states that his health has greatly improved, nnd he expects to leave for Humboldt pn thc 10th inst Mr Danicls has been under treatment n, the springs since last November.
 Troop l. Leaves.
 Troop l., of the Fifth cavalry who were cucampod here inc past few days, jeff this morning for Fort Whipplc. Special Correspondence.
 HUMBOLDT, Ariz, April \. Jess Wurubachcr and Robt. Allen were in town vcs,crdny from Cherry Creek. They rcpor, that the mining industry K very active m their district. Two stamp mills are running to their full capacity and much prospect work is being done ou various claims.
 Wells Returns.
 ohas. Wells of the Monarch returned today from visit to Mayer. where his family reside. Mr. Wells will, in the near future. move his family here. Al present he IS unable 'o obtain . suitable residence near his place of business
 En Route to Copper Mountain.
 Richard Culver and Jas Silvn passed through town today with n two horse wagon load of provisions, cnroutc to Copper Mountain. whcrf they are de. vcloping two very valuable copper claims, owned jointly by themselves and George Rohpctcr, formerly super inicndcnt of the Lone Pine mine.
 Prescott Merchant Visits.
 n. Lcvy. the Prescott merchant. was in town, yesterday, circulating among hi. many friends and customers.
 Will Resume Operations.
 r.. II. Carpenter and r. Campbell are making preparations to resume placer mining on their Rico claim, west of | Humboldt. Their main shaft. now at n depth of thirty feet. will bc sunk to bed rock. besides considerable drifting will bc done. The dccomposcd granite, sand and gravel. nt the thirty foot level. shows numerous colors of flour gold, bui as yet not in paying quanti. ties.
 Moves His Goats. \. lfolsapplc left today with his band of I 200 head of goats, for new range on Ash Creek. nine miles east of here.
 Goes to Prescott. ness here for the past six months, left yesterday io make Prescott his future home. He has accepted position at the Clearing House, as manager.
 Shelter Busy.
 Eight ears of ore and two of ma. chincry arrived today for the shelter company.
 Carpenters Arrive. \ crew of six carpenters arrived 10. day and left for tho Baumann Copper company mine. where extensive i'm. provcmcnts are being made.
 Dance Success.
 The dance given on saturday evening by the Mob Hill Social Club, was we'll attended. and proved quite an enjoy. able affair. Music was furnished by the Humboldt string bnD,
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-10
Will Remove Location.

Dr. Francis will, in ten days. remove inc contents of his drug store into one nr the new store rooms of the Head building. which K nearing completion. The present drug store building will be occupied as a gents clothing and furn. iahtuu sforp
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-10
Back From Congress.

John x. Reilly returned y"sicrda, from visit io the Congress scctio on mining business.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-10
Left for Globe.

John iIarncy left yesterday fo Globe, where hc has accepted T positio with one of the large mining concern operating there.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-10
Here From Jerome.

Toncy Coleman came in yc from Jerome to circulate amo many friends here for few q
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-10
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Special correspondence.
 HUMBOLDT Nul. April j. \ ear ot mnug tmbcrs and one of lumber orc being uuloadcd f'u the railroad ,lrjs here. consigned io inc Haumann Copper company. where n large and connections bunk house is being cree. u.d The laumauu company is oi pres ru' employing about thirty miners snd flmb,rmcu
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-10
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 ....In Brief
(rrom Sunday g Daily)
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ing lu inc rltN. Iron Springs Visitor.
 Hugh X. Stevenson of Iron springs iS visiting in thc city Congress Junction Visitor.
 A. r. Anderson of Congress Junction is visiting in inc city. An omcial Visit.
 Deputy shcrin Woodruff of Poland IS here on official business. McCabc Visitor.
 Laurence Martin. inc McCahc mine owner. is visiting in the city. Spent Yesterday Here.
 \. C. Mclvcr. railroad agent nt Iron Springs. spent ycstcr'lay in ihc city. In From tho Monica.
 I. M. Morales came in yesterday from the Monica mine, on shof, busi- ness visit.
 Back Prom Congress.
 Paul Johns returned yesterday from n yisi, to the Congress section on min ing business.
 Left for Home.
 ". R. Johnston. live stock inspector, with headquarters at Jerome Junction, Jeff yesterday for home. after short official visit here. Left for Puntcnney.
 W. C. Gaslou left yesterday for Pun tcnncv, where hc has a contract to erect buildings
 Will Spend Sabbath Here.
 shirley II. Wcimorc of llumholdt came in last evening io spcud inc Sab bath in the city.
 Back From Congress.
 John x. Reilly returned yesterday from a visit io inc Congress section on mining business. Left for Home.
 \. ". Lcssard Jeff yesterday for his home in inc Agua Fria district, after . short business visit here. Here From Chicago.
 ]. C. Rankin, who is interested m mines in this county. arrived here yes tcrday from his home in Chicago. Marriage License Issued.
 \ marriage license was issucd yes tcr,l,y to Eugene Iluyck I'rockway, aged v, and l.avanda Catherine Jacobs, aged 2G. Left for Globe.
 John lInrney left yesterday for Globe, where hc has accepted position with one of the large mining concerns operating there. Leaves for Chloride.
 w. D. Webster will leave today for Chloride and thc Colorado river conn. try. io examine n mining property for n New York syndicate. Mayer Visitors.
 M. '. Knapp, justice of inc peace of Mayer, and W. \. Fraser. inc lumber merchant from the Big Bug metropolis, were among the visitors who transacted business here yesterday. Mining Man Visits.
 John x. Jones, president and gen cral manager of the Jessie Mines com. pany, came in last evening from his camp in the Chaparral section Will Make Extensive Tour.
 Mrs Harry Van Alcn left yesterday for Ash Fork, io join her husband They will leave today for an extensive trip through Nevada, California, Wash. ington. Michigan and New York, in. tending to visit number of the cities on the Atlantic scnboard before their return.
 Waiting at Copper Czar.
 Mir. and Mrs. C. T. Joslin, Mrs. D. N. Hood, Mrs. Fan. O. Lovcit, Miss Maud IIcmpstead, Fred lIusk, F.. J. Mitchell and M. q. Doll left yesterday for the Copper Czar, 10 visit with Mir. and Mrs. F.. W. McClavc. They will return ihis evening. Back From Trip
 Joe Ryan has returned from m .x. tended trip in the southeastern part of the county, in the interests of flag. gottG'rand Smith Co. He reports much activity in all of the districts visited and states ihnt Humboldt, McCabc and the Grown King sections are cspoci.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-10
Left for Home.

". R. Johnston. live stock inspector with headquarters at Jerome Junction Jeff yesterday for home. after short official visit here.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-10
Marriage License Issued.

\ marringc liccnsc was issucd ycs tcrl,y to Eugene Iluyck I'rockway aged 21. and l.avanda caihcrin Jacobs, aged 2G.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-10
Here , Days More.

Anyone having trouble with ihd eyes should see the Drs. swikcrath | Tore they leave. Thursday. Make yo' appointments carly as |ossible. Tls arc at the Burke Hotel.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-10
Rivcns Recovering.

John Rivcns. who conducted a bar bcr shop here. nnd became quite ili last November. returned yesterday from Los Angeles. where ho has been under med icnl treatment. Although not entirely recovered hr will resume work in Q fYx ttntg
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-10

Irn White has severed his connection with the smcltcr company and embark cd in ihc general transfer. wood and ronl businc,. His office is near tho school house,
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-10
Back Prom Los Angeles

W. W. Elliott, of the firm of Ell X Drcschcr. returned yesterday fl an extended visit in Los Angeles.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-10
Wells Returns.

ohas. Wells of the Monarch returned today from n visit to Mayer. where his family reside. Mir. Wells will, in the near future, move his family here. A, present hc IS unable 'o obtain . suitable residence near his place oi bus'ucss
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-10
Mining Man Visits.

John x. Jones, president and gen cral manager of the Jessie Mines com pany, came in last evening from hi, camp in the Chaparral section.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-10
En Route to Copper Mountain.

Richard Culver and Jas. Silva passed through town today with n two horse wagon load of provisions, cnroutc to Copper Mountain. whcrS they are de. vcloping two very valuable copper claims, owned jointly by themselves nnd George Rohpctcr, formerly super inirnlrni of inc I.nnc Pine minr.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-10

Jourpal'Miner want ads-ty
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-10
Passed Through.

NJ. A. Perkins, member of the Is stock board from Ynvapni county, pss 'd through here yesterday, en r0s to Phoenix, to attend q meeting of board, which will convene in inc e4 ital today.
 Back From the Monica.
 Mrs James McNceloy returned y 'erdhy from an extended visit at Monica mine, in the Kirkland dian1 wi'h relatives. She was aceompsss by L. V. Corihell and daughter, V Lcila corthcll, who will visit here some time before returning 10 IN homes in New York.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-10
Redccoratc Windows.

The Humboldt Commercial company has had their display windows re. dressed. which causes them to have q very attractive appearance. Manager Hc,hunc intends soon to have the cn. ire glass front lcttcrcd tn gold.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-10
Prescott Merchant Visits.

n. Levy. the Prescott merchant. was in town. yesterday. circulating among hi. many friends and customers.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-10
Back From Los Angeles.

Attorney T. q. Norris returned night from professional visits to K man, Ariz.. and Los Angeles, Cal.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-10
Carroll Is III.
Embarks in Business.

Robt Carroll is suffering with severe attack uf rheumatism.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-10
Will Make Extensive Tour.

Mrs. Harry Van Alcn lcf, yesterday for Ash Fork, to join her husband. They will leave today for an extensive trip through Nevada, California, Wash. ington. Michigan and New York, in. tending to visit number of the cities on the Atlantic scnboard before their return.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-10
Wingiicld & Wells To Build.

wing6elj & Wells today purchased n lot 'p the Wells addition and will at once erect large building. 'o hc used ns saloon. restaurant and lodging rooms.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-10
Cavanaugh Returns.

Deputy Sheriff J. ]. Cnvanaugh nr. rived home this morning on the D n. m train, from an official trip to Pres snlt
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-10
Kelly Recovering.

Mike Kelly, who had an anklc broken while working at the shelter. some six weeks ago. and has been under the treatment of Dr. Toony ai th" hospital. is able to walk around. with inc aid of crutches.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-10
A Professional Visit.

Attorney General F.. s. Clark Sunday for Flagstaff on professi and official business.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-10
In Prom Ranch.

W. e. Parkinson was in the city ye tcrdav from his onion ranch in ,l Willow Creek section.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-10
Back From Congress.

Paul Johns returned yesterday From n visi, to the Congress section on min ing business.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-10
Will Resume Operations.
Moves His Goats.

\. lIolsapplc left today with hi, band of i,2oo head of goats, for new range on Ash Creek. nine miles east of here.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-10
Building New Store.

Joe Mcloin is building n new stor building on Main street. He will oe eupy it as shoe and harness shop.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-10

Back From Trip.
 Joe Ryan has returned from mn ,x. tended trip in the southeastern part of the county, in the interests of flag. '6'fand'smith Co. He reports much activity in all of the districts visited nnd states ihnt Humboldt, McCabc and the Crown King sections are cspcci. ally lively.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-10
Going Overland.

George Spiduke will, on th" 18th inst, leave for Goldfeld. Ney. He will travel overland, ny team and wagon.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-10
Here Prom Humboldt.

f. r. Ward of Humboldt came yesterday afternoon from the Smclier City.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-10
Stockman Visits.

Claiborn Conger, the Camp stockman, IS in the city hiring va, for the spring r0deo.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-10

i. NJ. Morales came in yesterday from the Monica mine, on q short bus'- ness visit
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-10
Whiting at Copper Czar.

Mir. and Mrs. C. T. Josln, Mrs. D. N. Hood, Mrs. Fan. 0, Lovcii, Miss Maud IIcmpstead, Fred lIusk, F.. ]. Mitchell and M. q. Doll left yesterday for the Copper Czar, 10 visit with Mir. and Mrs. F.. W. McClavc. They will rcln lnrn ihia n,nnin..
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-10

Prescott. While there he purchased two billiard tables, to he placed in his saloon. the Pioneer.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-10

Troop l.. of the Fifth cavalry. who were cncaupod here inc pas, few days, jeff this morning for Fort Whipplc.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-10
RAILROADS SEEK COLLEGE GRADUATES
Great Growth of Traffic and New Improvements Create Need for
Trained Men--Ihe Pennsylvania Course at Altoona.

Philadelphia, March 9.-Men with
college training are to be in greater
demand on the Pennsylvania railroad
henceforth. The management is max
ing special efforts 70 secure appren-
tees who have real technical edu-
cation. The man who has it proves
himself, other things being equal, to
be more valuable to the railroad than
the one who has been forced to get
along without training.
With the tremendous New York
improvements of the Pennsylvania
and other extensions all along the
line there is the increasing need for
operating men and engineers of OK
perience and judgment New posi-
tons of responsibility are being ere
ated and must be filled. Every year
the Pennsylvania has been receiving
applications for employment from
about twenty college men, most of
them graduates of technical institu-
tions. The company is taking steps
to get applications from much
larger number.
we must have more college men
on our lines" said one of the Off
provements and need of new men.
"Of course, being graduate is not
enough in itself, there has to be abil-
ity TO insure promotion. There will
still be employees without the record
of day in college who will rise to
the top, some men can't be kept
down. But the fact remains that
technical training is what railroad
man ought to have and we intend to
get those who have it,
The Pennsylvania policy of en-
ploying college trained men for GER
tain branches of the operating and
engineering departments has been a
great inducement, and graduates now
occupy some of the most important
executive offices in the service of the
The fact that the Penn
sylvania, at the start, gives a college
man sufficient pay to afford him
proper support is a powerful attrac-
ton.
No "Soft Snaps" in RaiIroading.
A diploma does not entitle the can
didate for railroad honors to any
sort of soft snap He has to be-
gin at the bottom of practical rail
reading. 1t is in the maintenance of
way department that the trained man
is needed most these days, and there !
he finds work to which he can readi- !
Iy adapt himself. First he is rodman
in the office of a division assistant
engineer in the construction branch |
Of the department. After serving his |
Term as rodman he is sent to Altoona. |
Altoona pa iS known the seat I
If the greatest railroad educational |
in the world. Since |
1871 the Pennsylvania has trained its
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-10
OLD TIME FIGHTER GONE SEND MAN TO THE WEST
OUTLOOK is ENCOURAGING
Local Mining Company Held Meeting
at Court House and Laid Plans for
mia.

At a meeting of the officers and
directors of the killian Mining COM
pany held yesterday at the court
house. plans in regard to the future
policy of the organization were dis
cussed, and at the same time it was
decided to send l.. NJ. Jones, presi-
dent of the concern, to Bishop, town
located in Mono county, California,
near the property owned by the Kill
liam company. in order to place bust
ness affairs of the company on a firm
basis in the west. Mr.. Jones will con-
fer with L. B. killian, mining engi-
neer and superintendent, the original
owner of the claims, in affairs per-
tanning to the management and work
ing of the properties. He will leave
this city this week.
The Killian mining company was
but recently organized among local
men and the sale Of stock has already
reached a point such as to defray all
expenses for the operation of the COM
pany's business for one year. The
sale has been far beyond expectations
and the officers and directors of the
company are highly pleased with the
outlook.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-10
DIVORCES GRANTED
Judge Fox was Busy Yesterday Legal
izine Single Blissfulness-
Those Made Happy.

Yesterday was divorce day in cir
cult court. Judge Fox severed the
matrimonial bonds of three couples
who have found the double yoke I'M
bearable Elizabeth j. Marsden, a
deaf mute who appeared in divorce
court last Saturday as a defendant to
a suit brought by Thomas f. Mars
den, also a deaf mute, appeared
as the plaintiff in divorce proceed.
ings, In compliance with ruling
made by the court week before last.
Testimony of both parties to the suit
was introduced by an interpreter.
Mrs Marsden charged abandonment
and failure to provide.
Goldie j. Johnson was granted a di
vorce from Edward Johnson ON the
grounds of abandonment, failure to
provide and bigamy. The defendant
was unable to attend the trial owing
to a pressing engagement at the state
boarding house at Michigan City.
Mrs. Johnson stated that after her
husband left her he married woman
in Shelbyville, Ind, and last year was
convicted of bigamy and sentenced
to the state prison.
William H. Hill. colored, was
granted a divorce from Carolina Hill
on the grounds of abandonment.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-10
Fund Raised for EIkS.

Arrangements have been made to
hold the annual state meeting OF Elks
at Lafayette this year on June and
6. This was the decision of the COM
mittee of the grand lodge which met
at Lafayette a few days ago. The
committee decided that the delega-
tons would be there for two days and
one evening and should be accompa-
MED by ladies. Lafayette reported
$500 already raised for the enter
tainment of the visiting delegations
and gave assurance that more than
that amount would be raised. guaran-
teeing a splendid entertainment for
the visitors.
Arrangements were made for suit
able prizes in the band contest. There
will also be prizes given for different
features in the parade and prizes for
exemplification Of secret work.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-10
RIGHTS OF OSTEOPATHS
ARE NOW IN QUESTION

New York, March 9.-The state
medical society now has before it a
question that is intensely important
to 100000 persons at least in the
state. 1t is whether osteopathy can
be prohibited in New York. The. So
ciety, through it's attorney, Champe
Andrews, has obtained a decision
from the appellate division of the SUI
preme court as to what constitutes
the practice of medicine. In that de-
cision from the case then before the
court the ruling was that whoever
diagnoses" and treats disease by
any means whatever, Is practicing
medicine within the meaning of the
present statute.
This decision was handed down
sustaining the conviction of a man
who. the osteopaths claim, was not
a legitimate practitioner. AS to
whether the court would change its
ruling if legitimate practitioner OF
osteopathy were before it is now the
question before the people of the
State of New York. The medical So
ciety evidently thinks the court
would hold to the same ruling IL an
osteopath were brought. before 1t.
This the osteopaths refuse to believe.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-10

men there. and some of the highest
executive officials in the general of
fees in Philadelphia went through
the severe course. When the main
tenance of way novice reaches Altoo.
ma he is put to work in the yards.
These yards are seven miles long and
contain about 210 miles of tracks.
The novice, who may be made dizzy
by the maze of tracks at first. learns
the intricacies of shifting. how to
keep car records, to manipulate sig
mails, to classify cars, and to do many
another thing which he has to know
all about before he can rise.
Altoona yards are left for the road.
The graduate has now become an as
sistant supervisor and Is assigned to
some stretch of the line. He watches
steel rails and learns 70 tell when
they are as they should be- Crossties,
ballast, tie-plates, nuts, bolts. bitches
for drainage-all these have to be
known thoroughly. Then, perhaps,
the assistant becomes a full-fledged
supervisor: after that come the
grades of assistant engineer and SUI
perintendent. When the college man
gets to be a superintendent he has
qualified as a railroad expert.
Special Apprentices Four-Year
Course.
For the college man trained as me-
chanical engineer there is a special
course at Altoona. He becomes a
special apprentice" as distinguished
from the regular apprentices who
hoI ;oi he a;oJ
is put through four
years course the like of which is not
to be found anywhere else. He goes
through the shops-bOiler, black.
smith, wheel. car, tank, and all the
rest. Part of the time is spent in the
room and part in the
testing room. Three months the rail-
road student devotes to firing an en-
CINE on the road, acquiring such
knowledge of the working of a loco
motive as only experience can give.
Men available for promotion to the
highest positions usually go through
the grades of inspector, assistant
master mechanic, assistant engineer
of motive power, master mechanic,
road foreman of engines and superin-.
tendent of motive power, but the line
Of promotion is not determined by
rigid rule.
The percentage of college men In
he service of the principal railroad
systems is becoming larger every
year, and such inducements as those
offered by the Pennsylvania are ex-
pected to make the attraction for
graduates still greater. With the
raffic of the railroad increasing by
caps and bounds every technically
rained man who is ready to work
will be able to find a place.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-10
WORK BEGINS IN
BENTON HEIGHTS

With the approach of spring. work
has again begun in Benton Heights.
John Handley has made preparations
for new story-and- a-half frame dwell
ing to be erected on Ridge street, OPP
posite the new house belonging to
Howard Mccain. There are several
other people who have purchased lots
in that section who will build some
time this spring, although it is not
known how soon. The actual selling of
lots for the coming season has not
commenced as yet, but it is thought
there will be rush for the ground as
soon as the owners get busy. The
house recently erected by Mr.. Coff
man, a representative of the Mccain
Realty company, was sold to Clyde
Ryan.