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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-30
WIFE bEATER |S GIVEN SIX
 MONTHS
(rrom Tuesday's Daily.)

Sobbing as if his heart would break, and followed by the fearful wife he assaulted with cane. while incbriatcd, Sunday, l.. Butts was escorted from the court of Justice of the Peace McI.anc, yesterday afternoon, to begin serving sentence of six months at hard labor in the county jail, for wife beating.
 "I promise that 1 will never take n another drink as long as l livc," said Butts, when the wife concluded her testimony against him.
 "Six months at hard labor in the county jail is your sentcncc," was the answer of Justice McIanc.
 Bursting into tears, when the sen. tencc was pronounced. the wife cried out; ooh, Judge, that's too much; {; don't keep him away from me that long"
 Justice McIanc refused to reduce the sentence in spite of her pleading.
 It appears that Butts, after making the rounds of n number of the resorts on Sunday, returned home and assaulted his wife with cane. without. as she says, any provocation. He then at- lacked and whipped two of his sons, and was in the act of striking the third, when the latter started to run away. Butts, who is slightly lame, threw away the cane in the chase after inc boy. who trippcd and fell down. He arose, however, and made his escape without sharing in the general chasiise. ment of the family.
 Butts is carpenter by occupation, and is said to he n quiet. inoifensivc man, when not under the influence of liquor.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-30
President Of Company Tells Of The Work
 Being Done
Air Compressor And Power Drills To Be
 Installed
,(From Tuesdays Daily.)

Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Goddard of Wick. cnburg are visiting in the city. Mir. Goddard, who is president and general manager of the Goddard Mining com. pany. operating in the Wickenburg ncighborhood, near the southern line of this county, speaking of his conccrn's mines, said
 "Our compartment shaft, now down to depth of 2sJ feet. has cut into what appears to be great body of copper orc, the size of which has not been demonstrated, as the vein has not yet been cross cut. My visit here at this time was accustomed by the break. ing of n cog.wbccl of the hois,ing on zine, which caused shut down for few days. We were compelled to sus. pend operations a few weeks ago on account of . shortage of men, but there is full crew now on the ground, and sinking will be resumed as soon as the engine is repaired.
 "It is only matter of n short timc," hc added, "until the company will install m air compressor and power drills, with a view of forcing the shaft down faster when water level is reach. cd and the installation of pump be- comes necessary. Application for pat cnt has been made for the six claims comprising the group and number of other improvements will be inaugurated at an early datc.'
 The Goddard group of mines is To. cated about one mile and half north east of the town of Wickcnburg, on the S. F., F. X F. railway. The recent strike of high grade copper ore in the shaft has given an impetus to mining and prospecting in that locality.
 Mrs. Goddard, who is a recent arrival in the Territory, expressed herself as being highly pleased with Arizona, its matchlcss climate and beautiful scenery and stated that she had made de cidcd gain in strength and weight since her arrival in Wickcnburg, some two months ago. "I would not think of living in the East, any morc.' she said. "In fact, 1 never felt better in my life than since l came To Ari- zona. v
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-30

grade copper orc has been uncovered in a number of shallow prospect shafts and openings. Some surface develop ment has been done on the other vein, in which copper ore of an average value of lO per cent is uncovered, appearing equally as promising as the other. The lodges dip to the northcrly at an angle of about 6s degrees, which incline has been adhered to all the way down in the new shaft.
 Situated about two miles to the west from the plant of the Arizona Smclt. ing company at Humboldt, with which it is connected by n good wagon road, of m easy down grade, the mines are within easy reach of home market for the output.
 The camp enjoys an ideal location for the conduct of large operations at all seasons of the year. lt lies on the east crn slope of the Big Bug and Lynx Creek range of mountains at an alti tudc of about 5000 feet. where th, heavy snow falls of higher attitudes arc unknown. X good wagon road lcad' to the town of McCabc, at the McCabc and Gladstone mines, three miles {, the south and to this city, the supply
 market for this rich district, clever miles to the northwest.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-30
CLEVER CROOK ARRESTED.
(From Tuesday's Daily)

J. F.. Sullivan, alias. Martin, for whose arrest reward of $500 was of fered, was arrested in Williams. Thurs. day. He is wanted in Maricopa county for stealing n diamond ring, and is also in demand by the officers of Okla homa, for stealing number of Wells. Fargo money order books, which he in tended using in issuing forged money orders
 He was working as night operator at tinta, and gave himself away to the day operator, who immediately "squeal- cd' on him, notifying the officers. Sul- livan was requested to come to Wins low, ostcnsibly to accept n position there, and was arrested as soon as he stepped off the train by Sheriff Woods. He will be taken to Phoenix to stand trial for the diamond robbery.
 
 Journal Miner for high-class job work
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-30
New England Arizona Mining Company's
 Developments
Property Enjoys Good Location For Economic
 Operations
(From Tuesdays Daily.)

The development work thus far done ! on the property of the New England | Arizona Mining company has been of ! such an encouraging nature that the management is now preparing to sink | the shaft 300 feet, from which level the work of drifting and cross cutting will be commenced. In pursuance of this plan n new hoist has been ordered which is expected to arrive within al few days, 70horse power boiler is already installed, the gallus frame K erected, and the shaft house is com. pleted. Other evidences of the dcterm. ination of General Manager J. II. Far rell to make this one of the large camps in that district are shown in the substantial improvements that have been made.
 The shaft house is 36 feet by 70 feet in dimension. The framework is made of 6x6 pine timbers, the walls and roof being of corrugated iron. The gallus frame is 20 feet in height. known as n fourpost gallus frame, and made of 1Oxl0 timbcrs, also pine. The skip dumps into an ore bin of cotton ca. pacity, from which the ore and waste can bc loaded into ears automatically. The shaft, which follows the dip of the vein, at an angle of Gs degrees, is n double compartment one, and among the best timbcred in the district. IL is four feet by eight feet in the clear, one compartment being used as man way, and has ample room for steam, water and blower pipe lines. The gen. cral design of timbering has been fol lowed all the way down, and it is the intention to continue the work accord ing to the plan adopted and initiated when the work was commenced The bunk house is large enough to furnish accommodation for twenty-five men, and the dining room has seating ca pacity of fifty at one sitting In fact, 1t is apparent to n Journal Miner rep rcscntative, who visited the camp Fri day, that all the appointments of the place and its general design as well as the work done in the mine, was planned with n view to economy of operation in its every detail, and could only have been done by man of many years cx. periencc in the practical management of mining operations.
 Located on the same dyke as the Lit tie Jessie mine, which lies three miles to the southeast, the company's prop. crty is equally as promising as the lat ter was in it's early stages of develop mcnt, and it bids fair to rival, when opened, such producers of tho district as the McCabc, Gladstone, Lelan, Divi- dend and the Little Jessie, which hns n record of gold production amounting, it is said, to $s50,000
 Three of the six claims comprising the group have been surveyed for pat cnt, and government title to the others will be secured later, as the dc. vclopment of the property is push,d past the prospect stage. Two parallel dykes, about 300 feet apart, running in n northcasterly and southwesterly di. rcction, are covered by the locations for the entire length of three claims, both showing strong on the surface, the one opened by the shaft showing a width of 70 feet, with a porphyry fill ing mineralized it's entire width, in which some promising bodies of high
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-30
Back From the South.

Mr. and Mrs. \. !. Pickrell returned sunday from visit with friends ir southern Arizona. and left for Senator immediately after their arrival here.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-30
MORGAN AND PETTUS.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Jan. 2i.- Edmund W. Pettus and John T. Mor- gan, the two oldest members of the United States Senate, were reelected today by the unanimous vote of the AL nhama Legislature.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-30
New Telegraph office.

The x. r.. r. & r. has opened telegraph office at Bcardslcy. in Mari copa county. the sheep shcaring caml south of the IIassayampa River
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-30
Back From the Hassayampa.

|. 1T. seaman has returned from tho llas.nvampa district. where he com plctcd a mining contract for Pres .ott syndicate of business men.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-30
In From the Mines.

John Mckenzie cam" in yesterday from hi. mines in the Turkey Creek district 'o purchase supplies. ant spent thr sabbath here
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-30
Back From Phoenix.

Attorney ]. !. Hawkins returned yc terday from Phoenix. where he spe several days last week on Supreu Court business.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-30

Mrs. Ed Ill and son returned here yesterday from visit to the Coast. They will leave today for their home ln thc Agnn Ffin disirict.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-30
Left for Santa Barbara

Master Jerry Cashcl, nephew of the Bcrric brothers of Lynx Creek, Jeff las, night for santa Barbara. to make his home win relatives in that place
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-30
Miners Visit.

Pete Eckbcrg and Marx Warrci came in yesterday from the camp Q the Baumann Copper company, in th Agua Fria district. to enjoy shor vacation.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-30
Back From Phoenix.

W. $. Johnson returned yesterda, from Phoenix, where he visited his sicl father, who is reported improving. II, will leave for his ranch in the Juniper district today.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-30
Spent Sunday Here.

Attorney Leroy Anderson arrivc' home from Phoenix Sunday morninI and returned the same night to th Capital City on important professions business.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-30
n.rk rrom Blll Wnliams.

w. " On,pool. R IT, llc'hcrpIion and George Wood returned yesterday from bc Mineral llul mining camp % IA, rU William. range ot mountains.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-30
Visltink Inc Mines

TJ Block. thc rlotbicr. left last night ou tuc .uutnbWnd 'o visit inc mining camp. 70 thc southern part of the couu tv with a view of investing in a prom
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-30
Denver Man Here.

NJ. C. Doll. agent of the sullivan Machinery company of Denver, is spending few weeks in this vicinity with view of becoming interested in the mines here.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-30
In vrnr1 IIls Mines.

John S Eos. cam" in yesterday from u... mu,. iu tac Black Canyon district 0h.ra hr ], installing a hoist pr'p'ra- ur r. commencing 'ho sinking of a L---- -.--Ll--
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-30
To Give Dance.

The ladies of Yavapai Lodge No. 3js of the rrotcrnal Brotherhood arc per. fcctinc arrangements for dance to be given under the auspices of the lodge 1n date to be announced later.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-30
Cliy News ....IEl Brief
lrrom sunday $ DailyJ
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(rrom sundays Daily) Walker Visitor Gcors. W ~mIh ot W".- Is visit 1g u 'tc ci,y En5oyn ns a Vacation.
 Iu ruu of M.,u. !. 'nrNng l vacation H ta.. .,.,. Blanchard Visitor
 u D. c.. b,yuo' H.o..''d mn. .u. mgwc,r. i. ia ta, ny, skull Valley Visitor
 D. u rou.H .' ~tn' Nd'.v I- p fu, rtt ,i..H- .r.,.. stock man pcrc.
 II. C u1i,u. '.. ,o,.nH' county .to,kmlu. - h,rc oa .tock business. Out on Hunt.
 William Fowler eud r M Pickett ,rr iu thc Mayor section quail hunting. Here From Humboldt.
 F.. VI. Grrnicr of Humboldt came in las, evening to .r,ud 'hs sabbath here. Tufa King Here
 C. p. Ryucar.on. tho Kirkland val lcv mfa king. !. hnre on a business visit
 old Timer Visits.
 Nelson puntcnu.,. an o'd time resi- lent of Chino valley i- visiting ID the ,itv.
 A Flying Visit.
 J. n. Glenn. ,hc Upper Verde stock man. paid flying visit yesterday to he city.
 Left For St Joe
 Mrs. O. Q. Stevens left yesterday for ~t. Joseph. Mo. where she will visit with relatives. Back From the South.
 City Councilman W. r. Brown rc. turned yesterday from vi.it in south crn Arizona. Purchasing Supplies.
 John Bryant. the Thumb Butte dis 'rict mining man, spent yesterday here purchasing supplies. Left for Chicago
 Peter Baker. the well known mochan. ic, left yesterday for a vi-lt with rel atives in Chicago. Purchasing Supplies.
 r. J. Laird came in yesterday from his camp in the Groom Creek district to purchase supplies. Mayer Visitor.
 Miss Blanche Robinson of Mayer is visiting in the city. She will leave to. Jay for home. Left for the Capital.
 F. \. Dickorson, the Scligman mcr. chant. left here last night for Phoenix after a two days visit here. Back From the Capital.
 Attorney II. r. Andrews returned yesterday from visit to the capital on Supreme Court business. Back From the Capital.
 Paul Burks. head of the Arizona law department of the Santa Fe, returned yesterday from a visit to the capital. Accepts New Position.
 Walter r.. Maiscr left yesterday for Silver Bell where he has accepted n position with the Imperial Copper com. pany.
 stork Visits.
 The stork visited the home of Mir.  and Mrs. Roy N. Woodling on Carleton street yesterday afternoon, leaving n boy.
 To Visit Relatives.
 Mir. and Mrs R. II. Burmister left last night for Phoenix where they will be the guests of relatives for several days.
 Left for Ash Fork
 Mir. and Mrs. Harry Van Alen left yesterday for Ash Fork where they will spend the Sabbath the guests of friends
 Joins Husband Here.
 Mrs. !. C. Forest arrived last night from Santa Monica. She was met ai Ash Fork by MT Forest who acom panied her here.
 Moro From Indiana.
 h. 8. dollowell and wife, of South Bend, Indiana, are in the city, guests of K. F. Smith and family, on Soull Pleasant street.
 Accepts Position.
 Mark Bradley has accepted the DO
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-30
En stern Invcs,or Here.

James Hrolir, Nt Paul capitalist amt director of tbc Nouui Union Con ,oldo'cl Copper company arrived here v,st,rl1v from thc ,1si.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-30
Walker Visitor.

Mayer siockman and butcher is in the city ou business. Walker Visitor.
 A. r.. Upper, the Walker business and mining man, is visiting here on mining business To Visit Relatives.
 Mrs. r. \. Fletcher and family left yesterday Cor Albuquerque, x. M., to visit with relatives. In From His Mines.
 Tom Marmont is in the city from his mines, in the Mount Union district, on short business visit. McCabe Visitor.
 Mrs. Jack McCarty of McCabe is wis. iting in the city. She is n guest at the Prescott Hotel. Simmons Visitor.
 John Bianconi came in yesterday from his ranch in the Williamson Val. ley country, near Simmons. Copper Basin Visitor.
 !. A. Kellum, the Copper Basin con tractor and tcamstcr, came in ycstcr. day on a short business visit. Groom Greek Visitor.
 F. B. Emery, general manager of the Home Run mine, on Groom Creek, spent yesterday here on mining business. Mining Engineer Here.
 Emmett Fitzgerald, mining en. gineer, is in the city from the mining camps, enjoying a well earned vacation. Spent Sunday Here.
 George II. Francis, Justice of the Peace, and proprietor of a drug store in Humboldt, spent Sunday in the city. In From Camp. R. M. Dougherty, who has promising mining interests in the Bradshaw Mountains, is in the city on a business visit.
 In From Camp C. A. Randall superintendent of the Davis mines. in the Slate Creek sec ton, came in Sunday from his mining camp.
 Left for the Capital.
 District Attorney R, F. Morrison and Attorney General F.. s. Clark left Sun day night for Phoenix, on professional | business.
 Back From Los Angeles
 C. T. Joslyn, general manager of the Arizona Mines Supply company, re- turned yesterday from n business trip ! to Los Angeles. Reported III.
 Miles Wallingford, n messenger of the Postal Telegraph company, is reported to be very m at the home of his par. ents, in the city.
 Enjoying a Vacation.
 K, Stewart, one of the well known miners of McCabc, is in the city, en-
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-30
Visiting Here.

James Noel, who has extensive min ing interests in the Tonto Basin dis trict of Gila county, and in the Verd' district, in this county, is enjoying [ short rest in the city.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-30

-itiou of superintendent of the mines of thc Nncgcr Canon Copper company in tb, Black Hills
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-30

A. E Upper. the Walker bushes and mining man. Is visiting here oi mining business.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-30
A Flying Visit

J. D. Glenn. thc Upper Verde stock man. paid a flying visit yesterday { he city
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-30
Early Potatoes Received.

Ben Weaver received sack of carly potatoes from friend in the Harqua Hala country, yesterday. The "spuds" are large ones, part of prolific crop raised in Yuma county, where snow is unknown.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-30
Left for Home.

J. II. Farrell, general manager of the New England-Arizona Mining company, operating in the Big Bug district, left Sunday for his camp, after n flying business visit here.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-30

Journal Minor for higb.class job work.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-30

loving a short vacation among his many friends here Back From Coast.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-30
(From Tuesdays Daily.) Humboldt Visitor.

Fred Ncnator. the Humboldt and Mayer stockman and butcher, is in the city ou business waik or U;qitor
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-30
Old Timer Visits

Nelson puntenu.N. on o'i tm' resi- lent of Chino valley i- visiting ID tho city.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-30
To Visit Relatives.

Mrs. r. \. Fletcher and family l yesterday 'or Albuquerque, x. M., visit with relatives.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-30
In From His Mines.

Tom Marmont is in the city from l mines, in the Mount Union district, a short business visit.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-30
Left For St. Joe.

Mrs. O. O. Stevens left yesterday for ~t. Joseph, Mo. where she will visit with relatives.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-30
Returns to California.

Miss Hattie Baker, who has been wis. ting with Mrs. W. T. King for the past month, has returned to her home in Merced, Cal. She stopped over at Pres cott to visit friends after touring the ,.;u,;.,l E.atarn .;t,no
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-30
Tufa King Here.

C. n. Ryucar.on tho Kirkland val Joy mfa king i- hnr" on a business visit.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-30
Back From the South.

City Councilman W r. Brown 2 turned yesterday from vi.ii in sout' crn Arizona.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-30
Purchasing Supplies.

John Bryant, the Thumb Buttc di 'rict mining man. spent yesterday hci purchasing supplies.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-30
Left for Chicago.

Peter Baker. the well known mocha ic left yesterday for vi-it with r' atives in Chicago.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19
HARPER NAMES COMMITTEES
President Of Chamber Of Commerce
Makes Announcement.
Provided for at Last Meeting of the
Board of Directors of the
New Organization.

President Robert y. Harper. Of the
Chamber Of Commerce, yesterday com
pleted the personnel Of the committees
provided for at the meeting Of tie board
Of directors on Thursday afternoon. OF
these the committee TO determine the
size Of each standing committee Of the
chamber and 90 present nominations for
the membership of each is regarded as
the most important. It is made up of the
seven chairmen Of the standing commit
tees elected by the board, and seven adj
ditional members Of the chamber as fol-
lows: W. F. Guide. secretary; c. J. Bell.
James +. Oyster. Charles W. Semmes, D.
J. kaufman, Arthur c. Moses, J. H..
Ralston, Chapin Brown, Alien D. Albert,
jr, John L. Weaver, ". W. Bowie, 3.
F. Saul. R. ?. Andrews, Clarence +. Nor
ment, f. p. May.
The committee Of five to consider AMI
report on the entertainment Of the fire
chiefs, at their coming annual meeting
in this city is composed of Capt James
F. Oyster. w. T. Galliher R. a. Chester,
Scott c. Bone, c. H. Rudolph.
The committee Of three TO obtain suita-
bic Offices for the chamber and places of
meeting for the board Of directors and
the chamber Is made up Of B. F. Guy,
3. II. Warner, D. J. Kaufman.
The committee Of five to draft the order
Of business for the meetings Of the board
Of directors is constituted as follows: J.
II. Ralston, W. S Hoge, T. c. Noyes.
Monroe Luchs, u. J. Callahan.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19
BEGINS ACTION FOR STOCKS
New York Broker Asks for Receiver
for c. N. Campbell.
National Hotel and IntercontinentaI
Correspondence University Fig
ure I'm the Transaction.

Alleging that Charles VI. Campbell ac-
quired certain stock in the Intercontinen-
tai Correspondence University and the
National Hotel. both Of which are
located in this city, and further alleging
that Campbell refuses TO transfer a Ger
tain portion Of this stock to Orlando B.
Blackburn, a New York stock broker. the
latter yesterday entered proceedings
against Campbell, asking the court to ap-
point a receiver and enjoin Campbell
from disposing Of the stock In his posses
sion.
Blackburn, who claims to be a New
York stock broker, through Attorneys John
g. Capers and Levi II. David alleges that
some time between May. 1906 and March
last, at the request Of Campbell, an agree
ment was made by which both became
jointly and financially interested in va
rious business enterprises. It was further
agreed that Campbell. at stated periods,
should render "A full and accurate state
ment Of the amount Of stock. money, and
other things Of value received by him
through their joint efforts Blackburn
claims that in May. 1906. he was requested
by Campbell to come TO this city from
New York and assist him in acquiring
controlling interest in the Intercontinental
Correspondence University of this city
He says he complied with the request and
formulated a plan which was adopted by
Campbell whereby a controlling interest
in the correspondence concern was Sc
cured. 1t was agreed that complainant.
for his services. was to receive an equal
interest in the shares of stock Of that cor
poration.
1t is charged by the complainant that
after the completion Of the transaction
Campbell refused to render any account
to the complainant or to deliver to him
any portion Of the interest either in stock
or in cash. 1t is further alleged by Black
burn that in June, 1906, Campbell asked
him to organize a plan by which q sub
stantial interest in the National Hotel
could be purchased. A plan was submit
ted which, II is claimed, was adopted by
Campbell, and by which it is averred he
acquired a substantial interest in the
National Hotel
Blackburn says he has asked defendant
TO account 20 him for one-third Of the
stock, which he refused 10 do. He further
alleges he is entitled 20 one-third of the
stock so acquired by Campbell, and says
that the latter has threatened to assign
the stock and transfer IL.