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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-06-26
NEW MEXICO M
LOSES $3.50 TO
BANDIT

TEXlCO, y. NJ, June -. Spencer
I. Holder, "A well known citizen of this
place, has offered reward of $500 for
the apprehension and conviction of the
two armed men who. Just at dark, ON
Wednesday night, held him up aud rob.
bed him of over $4,000. on the main
street Of this place.
Mr.. Holder was crossing the street
from mis- Office To the depot when he
was suddenly confronted by two
strangers with guns, who relieved him
of ~, 400 in cash and $1,000 worth of
his notes, which he was taking over TO
tho station. One of the men kent
Holder covered while the other went
through his clothes. Both men wore
white hats, were below medium height.
one wore dark suit and the other n
dark coat and light trousers. Owing
To the darkness it was difiicult 10 pe,
an accurate description.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-06-26
RICH COPPER ORE
BY WAGON LOADS
Knew Nothing OF Mining But
Struck 1t Rich Just the Same--Retuses
To Tell Where Strike Was Made,
Excent That it is Near Williams.

fact that "A market for the ores OF thh'
region il afforded at Humboldt, max
ing it possible for the mine owners 20
ship at profit medium grade ores wh''h
would not return "a profit when ihc
transportation charges 10 smcltcrs III
other states is taken into cons'dora'
tion.
Within . very short time, h' con
tinuod. "daily shipments of 100 tons
will bc made from the Anita mines ana
other companies are opening their prop
critics extensively and making prepare.
tions to got into the producing class.
Woodruff 4 Gillette are shipping
three ear loads of ore day from Their
mines. located about six miles from the
Anita group. aud man named \ollif
is working large force of miner
opening his properties in the same vi
entity, aud is already shipping three
ear loads of ore q week
. "Two other concerns in the same dis
trict are making weekly shipments %
= two ears each and the mines are being
opened ~ fast as possible, so the r"gu
lar shipments are increasing iu ton
: mage montnly'
Nj. Malloy will leave for the AMT
l mines today with force Of siNtce
i miners. hired here last evening. lie ha
' n force of thirty men already ut m
camp and stated that the fore" woul
u be increased as fssi ms experience
miners could bc hired
g The cowboy with the rich ore la
It aroused his curiosity aud he stated tbs
II on his return 10 Williams ne would 81
n dcavor 10 locate the man and the ne
C find with u view of purchasing il.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-06-26
PUBLIC RECORDS.
Instruments Filed AS Reported by the
Prescott Title Company.

Arthur T.. Hall ct III incorporate Chi.
cago Granite Brick Manufacturing and
Enamcling company. Capital stock
S3OO.00O.
Arizona Gold Copper Mining com
pany locates Teddy mine, Cherry Creek
district.
j. \. Ross to Geo. Tisdalc NJ. Deed.
800 Onc.half interest in Niger
Brown aud scorpion mines, Harper dis
tric,
A. G. Keller to Lucky Henry Mining
and Development company VI. Deed.
Independence. Blue Jenny aud Amos
kcag mines. Big Bug district.
| Geo. W. Murray To- Geo. Iioulihan
Bill of sale. 1925. -Four horses.
l.. H. Wright and Ray Hill locate
water right.
| II. T.. sheppard locates Good Hope
mine. Castle Creek district.
Henry Wilson To Albert Collins NJ.
Deed One.four,h interest in World
mine, Bannic district.
Chas. DeGcndt TO NJ. j. Nolan-M
Deed 800. Gold Chain mine, Hum
bug district.
j. VI. Cook aud wife to Levi Young
4 Co. q. G. Deed. $4,000. Possessory
rights on Mingus mountain, six mile
south of jerome.
C.. NJ. Sturgcs ct al locate thrc'
mines. Castle Creek district.
G. c. Myrick and VIM. Lubin locate
two mines Verde district
W. j. Kcarncy and John Twiggs 10
cate Film, Fraction mine, lIassayampi
district.
T.. NJ. Morgan and II. q. Brown locat'
, Blind Tiger mine, Tiger district.
Edward Bcssctt locates Ada B mine
, Big Bug district.
, W. W. Cherry ct al locate two mines
Eureka district.
, Monric Rcjdcn to Long Beach an,
, Arizona Mining eompany-M Deed
, Happy Jack. Red Rock and Gem mines
; Black Hills district.
, /. .Childcrs locates Monarch No.
, mine, Big Bug district.
Mary Canaris to A. Valentine
A Lease, s35 per month, five years. La
y II, block 10, Prescott.
8 Baumann Copper company locate
= Andy Johnson mine. Aqua Fria district
B. +. :. Campbell and VIM. Wingfel
[ to Peter Guglielimo-M Deed. s2j'
- Lot on Golden Mountain placer, Bi
a hug district.
!, j. Stewart ct al locate nine minc
n Eureka district.
4 o. Audrey and Joe Lewis locate Coz
: perhcad mine, Big Bug district.
{ Arizona Brewing company TO T..
o Wilson Agreement. s45, etc. Billiar
= tables. etc, mt Humboldt.
n X. \. Frcdcricks ct al incorporat
Bank of jerome. Capital stock 800
- 900.
a W. NJ. Clark and wife TO jam
Pierce Bill of Sale. $1,000. lmprov
ments on Wade ranch at Walnut Grov
l.. NJ Henderson locates two mine
Walker district.
Edith A. Englc locates Twentc
a, Century mine, Walker district.
ri W. G., Denny files affidavit Of re-
dencc upon 100 acres of unsurvey
n. land, twelve miles northeast of 81
H. mons postoilicc
to w G.. McAllister to +. l.. Pic
raj thorne-M. Deed. One half interest
nd Johnny Bull mine, Blue Tank distri
II, ID. II .Biles ct nj locate four min
We Slate Creek district.
to John Sak locates Annie Belle mil
ae Black Canyon district.
h. J. J. Brady and Mary Rust loc'
Mary mine, Ash Creek district.
20. II. o. Fowler to T. J. Laird De
Wa $500. Lot 3, block "a, Prescott.
NY Dan II. Genung and II. l.. Scott
ut cate six mines, Weaver district.
he w. W. Snyder ct al locate Edna mi
harper district.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-06-26
LETTER LIST

Tia" following ~ - I''' "' ''''''S re-
naming WrlI"d Tor J." inc p"''"i'''o
90 Prescott. Arizona i"' 'n' "''N'"''
Iug June lD I'"'
Bradford, y W
Brock, Franz
Burton, J'ck
l'oN 10.
Brown, Miss llai'I"
Brown, !. H.
Conway, !. u.
'oldchon
Coleman. Matt
Davis, Dr j. g.
Dcncou, Euga
Derrick. I. &.
Dick. Ant. Lola
Eugrall. g.
Greenwood. ". u.
Ilaly, Miss Daric
Hess, Vim.
llollcuhrck Miss Emma
digger. Mrs.
johnson. Mrs l.. VI.
.luclg, Miss l..
johnson, Jude
Kent. Mrs \. 7.
Klein. Miss Grace l.. (2)
Morgans. Timothy
Pccrmay. Thos II.
Payne. \.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-06-26
DEPOT WORK PROGRESSING.

Work ON I'rcscott's new and beauli
iul depot building is progressing salts
factorily 10 all concerned. A are.
force of men are Mt work and IL is the
intention of the :. r., T.. q T. officials
10 rush the work to completion as fast
~ il can he performed.
j. !. ]. i. !. j. i. i. !. !. i. !. I. i
Giachct'o Giuseppe
Clcmcn,c Gutierrez
Grcgorio Hernandez
Daniel Mingeln
forge Loza CD
Tranto Masias
!. &. Moreno
Alcsandro Mancgla
Francisco Marques
Pcrlzo Ponce
Manuel X. Peralto
Alejandro Radigcs
Santiago Ricardo
fgnacio Rallas
Lavarino Vutirrcz
Pedro Iaragcza
GOA Zuko
Parties calling for the above Letters
will please say Advertised.
A. l.. SMITH, z NJ
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-06-26
other Court Proceedings.

4 verdict in favor of the plaintiff
was rendered in the sum of s20s.s5 and
interest in the ease of J. !. Gardner vs..
+. l.. Burns. The suit was for the
collection of an account.
la the case of Greer vs.. the Senate
Gold Mining company, which involved
the foreclosure of n lien, Judgment for
plaintiff was rendered
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-06-26
CAUSE OF HIS JOY.

"what are you looking so happy
over, old manf'
81 am rejoicing over the birth Of
twins
"Great Scott congratulate youi"
"Don't congratulate me. Go and
congratulate Evans. He's the lucky
man. never did like him. ''--Philadel.
phia Enquirer.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-06-26
- - -
MADE GOOD RUN.
O'rom Saturdays Daily)

(From Saturdays Daily)
After making n quick practice mn.
coupling to the fire plug, and getting
water. the local hose team, which will
strive with other teams here during
the Fourth of July celebration TO win
the championship of tnc Territory.
made an exhibition lo0yard dash with
the cart, aud after running over scy
cral dogs aud wasting their wind yell
lowered the distance in ~ seconds Nat
With the pug man and coupling break
or working as fast ms the running team
works. Prescott should have no troubl.
in capturing the championship.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-10
ft.LFlN IN THE FIELD
Observations Made by Enterprise His
sioaory on His Weekly Dound.

Well TO be sure. our cotton IS
nothing to brag on this year, but
there's one thing. we had bumper
last year. Still we have cotton and
a big price The producer is all
right for he has corn and hogs and
can get along fine, but the harvest
for the pickers is going TO be scant.
We are up against q dry spell, three
months since a rain. 1t is pretty
tough. but life is "a wheel of fortune,
some times we are up and some
times We are down. A fellow has
sometime to be thankful for and
am in luck for the roads are good
G.. II. Windham is pretty we'll
pleased with his prospects. for he
will make from a third 10 q halt lie
is picking and has things moving as
usual. for YOU know he is a mover.
~. p. O'Roilly gave me my dinner
and talked of hia OLD home iu Mis-
sissippi This was my frs, visit
To- Nr O.RoilN and like him fine.
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who killed him His "reminiscences o
life in the territory are very inter
esting and | love to talk to him. We
talked tilKIate into the night. Yes, .
he SAYS. most of the bad men OF
the old days are dead, died with
their boots on, or are in the peniten-
tiary. Civilization pushes such fell
lows out" ]. A. Campbell came over
next morning and subscribed. He
and his wife both love to read the
papers and are never without. J. w.
Burleson had company but gave me
little talk He is good friend to
MS and never lets the Enterprise get
out
Al Palmer | see many Of our old
friends. W. NJ. Hawkins and Dick
Humphries said send her on /
went out to Loves Park and met
Mr. Parker, Mr. Williams and Rev.
Williams the pastor of the Christian
church there. Loves Park is the
creation Of Cal Love. II has several
acres of large shade trees. a swim
ming pool. tennis court. swings,
croquet. "a club house and is IN fact,
Just a place OF recreation. lt was
equipped ut cost OF several thous-
and dollars and Nj love deserves
gr.at praise from lh, citizens OF
Palmer and sulrouud'ug country tHI
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WANT COLUMN,

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. WANT COLUMN,
WEATHER Tonight and Wednes-
day, fair, warmer Max. 81; Min. -.
Rainfall 10.
FOR SALE-Phaeton, good as new,
a bargain. See Hubert Templeton. If
FOR fire and tornado insurance see
Burleson & Veazey over Matthews
Bros u
FOR SALE-One-half dozen dining
room chairs. Apply at 1o4 West Mar
win avenue 1875
WAXAHACHIE Hot Mineral water
delivered daily. B, 8. McCourt Old
Phone 461.
WANTED-To buy good second
hand typewriter, cheap. Waxahachle
Cac ard Electric Co 1876
FOR SALE-Camp e. Co, upright
piano Mahogany. Bargain. Call at
rasidorco mr. W n Doyd 50
IF YOU have a house TO rent, see or
phone Chapman 4 Co. They nave
three parties who want houses. 50
FOR SALE Twenty head Of Befk-
shire pigs aud twenty-iour head "i
sheep y Wilson WaAahachlt,
Texas.
FOR RENT 5-room c0t;ag. with
modern gouvruItucgs on Jefferson
street. close Boz. and known - the
Prank Rogers place Apply 'n ~
ur Nr. + " Martin
WE repair lud rgf.ulsh aH Hnas "i
furniture Make 30 i0uh Ht' heN "'
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Moore Furniture 60
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! ate dinner with him and his good
mother and she is well and jolly as
she always is. Rocket was my first
love in Ellis county and | love her
still for she has been good TO me.
MILFIN.
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DROWNED IN LAKE.
ChiIdress County Attorney Loses
Life in Peculiar Manner.

Z TIITtEf~~ 'VUTIEN -NtNFT 1T y '1VT'
Life in Peculiar Manner.
Childress. Texas, Sept. ION.
Grimmett, county attorney of Chill
dress county, was drowned in what
is known as City Lake, just north Of
town Sunday morning. Mr.. Grim
NETT rode into the lake to give his
horse a swim, when the animal
threw him off and he sank 70 his
death. After two hov ~ work divers
recovered his body.
Mr.. Grimmett was about 80 years
OF age and was man OF many fine
qualities.
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WE renalr ana ref.u.sh aI s'nas "i
furniture. Mako 20 i0oh 1889 new oi
..rd. rau na,e goods for It Te'.-
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The daily sentinel., 1907-01-05
APPRECIATE HIS SERVICES
DIR. L. S. Abbott, Retiring President
of the Eagles, Presented With
Jewel-Oflcers Are In
tailed Last Night.

Scores of Eagles were in attend
1nce last night at one of the most
enjoyable as well as one of the most
important sessions that the Grand
Junction aerie of Eagles has held in
months.
The newly elected officers were
installed with the usual impressive
ceremony. E. w. Brunner becomes
the new Worthy President
Just after DIR. U. S. Abbott who has
80 faithfully served as worthy presi-
dent for the past year, relinquished
the gavel Mr.. r. c. Walker arose and
in brief but impressive and approp-
riate address. presented the retiring
president with a beautiful Eagle
charm as a token of the apreciation
in which the lodge holds his services
DR. Abbott's words of acceptance
Were most sincere.
Inc various officers made theis an
Eual reports and these reports show
ed the lodge is stronger financially
and in membership and inIluence
than it has ever been. The year has
been q prosperous and growing one
FOR The Grand Junction Eagles
Following the work of the evening
most appetizing luncheon was serv-
ell consisting of hot roast beef and
attending dishes.
1t was midnight before the session
ended.
The gift of appreciation was a solid
gold watch charm, appropriately en-
graved, and is a fitting testimonial of
the Aerie's recognition of DR.. Alb
bott's splendid work as Worthy Presi-
dent.
Vocal and instrumental music was
rendered at the social session by
Jack Gallupe. Harry Johnson and DR..
Hebert.
The officers installed were as fol-
lows:
E. w. Brunner-Worthy President
A. w. Sowle-Worthy Vice-Presi-
dent.
f. II. Harris,-Worthy Chaplain.
II. c. Walker.-Secretary
S. B. Lacey-Treasurer
DIR. Oliver Hebert-Aerie Physic-
ian.
Henry r. Rhone, U. S. Abbott, and
e. A. Krohn, Trustees.
+. NJ. Mckinney. l.. G.
/. Borger-O. G.
j. F. Atkinson-Conducto
The daily sentinel., 1907-01-05
THE INSANE WOMAN
ESCAPED FROM HOSPITAL,

Some excitement was caused last
night in the city when it became
known that the young woman, taken
from a train in this city, thought to
be insane, as announced exclusively
in this paper yesterday. had escaped
from her room at st. Mary's hospital.
The officers sent a guard out to the
hospital to watch over the demented
woman during the night. When the
attendants went to the unfortunate
woman's room with the guard they
found that their charge had escap-
ed. However 1t was soon learned
that she had gone to a residence
across the street from the hospital.
She was taken into custody and plac-
ed in the county jail for safe keeping.
1t is stated today that the young
woman's home is in Chicago. and 1t
seems that she left that city with
some man to come west. She was not
in good health and evidently coming
over the range affected her brain
and she became insane. AS stated
yesterday she was sent to this city by
the train officials. Her companion
is with her. The officers are endeav-
orlng to communicate with relativ-
es in Chicago.
1t is thought that with proper treat
ment and care the woman will be re-
stored to her faculties. She is said
to be quite attractive and there seems
to be some mystery surrounding her
trip to the west.
The daily sentinel., 1907-01-05
THEY ARE IN SESSION.

This afternoon at two O'Clock the
meeting of the stockholders of the
county fair association was called to
order. The attendance was not large,
there being not over sixty stockhold-
ers in attendance. However a ma
jority of the stock was represented
either in the person of the holder or
by proxy.
The annual report of Secretary
Chapman was accepted by a unani-
nous vote by aoitaoinupnpnaoin
nous vote. 1t was complete and pre-
pared in an excellent manner. The
important financial statistics contain
ed therein have been previously pub
lished by the Sentinel.
At $3.50 O'Clock the work of elect
ing a board of directors was taken
up. About ten members of the pres
ent board were renominated along
with several new ones. There were
fifteen nominations in all, thirteen
directors are to be chosen. The vot-
ing was in progress when the Sentinel
went to press.
1t is understood that several gen
tlemen went out of the way to roast
the city council because II refused to
rebate the large bill for water due
from the fair.
The meeting will not adjourn till
a late hour.
The daily sentinel., 1907-01-05
THEY WON'T INTERFERE
No Hope Through the Board of Par
dons for John McGarvey, the
Murderer-Clemency Re-
fused Mesa County
Man.

Every hope for a lease on life or
a commutatlon of sentence is rapidly
slipping away from John McGarvey,
the murderer of Edward Innes, who
is doomed to die on the gallows at
the state prison at Canon City on
one day next week. probably next
Friday.
The state board of pardons yester-
day afternoon refused to interfere
and grant postponement of the exc
cution.
Gov. Mcdonald declared emphatic
ally that he will not interfere and
that McGarvey richly deserves death.
Consequently the condemned man has
only one hope that the new governor.
Chancellor Buchtel. will save him
from death.
A report from Denver declares that
strong Influences are being brought
to bear on Chancellor Buchtel TO
commute the sentence but Grand
Junction people are inclined to think
that any very strong influences are
at work to save McGaryey.
From all indications a man could
hardly have less hope than hhis
wretch. His every appeal for as
sistance has failed SO far.
The daily sentinel., 1907-01-05

Editor Wills. fthe Frulta RECORD
is in town today.
Big ball Margery hall. Monday
night-Be there.
T. S. Ramey who has been i'll fol
some days is now much better.
w. II. Bannlster visited his ranch
in the Palisade community this morn
ing.
One of the sons of Attorney ]. S.
Carnahan has been quite Ill for the
past two days.
There are large number of coun-
try people in town this afternoon and
trading Is brisk.
Those wanting help of any kind
or wanting work of any kind apply at
253 Colorado avenue.
It's Monday night. The big bal,
of the Woodmen of the World and
Women of Woodcraft-Be there.
Frank Whittiker is assisting in
the Office of the electric light COM
pany during the Illness of Fred II.
Newton.
Mrs. James w. Bucklin is still ser
iously i'll at her home on North Fifth
street. Her condition, however, is
not dangerous.
Mrs. Guy u Hardy returned to her
home in Canon City this morning af-
ter a pleasant visit with relatives and
friends in the city.
Charles S. Newton, president of the
Grand Junction Electric and Gas com
pany leaves this evening for Den
yer on business trip.
Advice given in business, love and
marriage. Reunite the separated.
mines located, reading and charms at
half price for one week, 253 Colorado
avenue.
Articles of Incorporation We're fill
ed today with the county clerk by the
Fred Mantey Saddlery company, the
owners of the big saddle and harness
house in this city.
l. II. McFadden. of Paonia, largely
interested in the development of the
Paradox valley and president of the
Lilylands Canal and Reservoir Co.
is in town today.
Tomorrow witnesses the celebra-
tion of the Epiphany at St. Matthews
church and the services for the day
are announced as follows: Sunday
School at 10 a. m, Holy Communion at
eleven O'Clock, evening service and
sermon at 1880.
As soon as the room occupied by
the Windsor Bar in the Reed block.
of which ]. Il. Dulmaine is proprietor.
has been vacated, II will be remodeled
ana put in readiness to be turned
over to Frank Mason. proprietor of
the Windsor cafe, who has held a
lease on the building for some time.
a company of clever comedians,
pretty girls and bright vaudeville
stars, together with musical farce
comedy that created a sensation last
season, is the makeup of My Wife's
Family" written by Hal Stephens and
Harry Linton, which Is announced for
an appearance at the Park opera
house on Saturday. January 18th.
Last evening at her home on South |
seventh street an aged woman nam |
ed Mary Scharllerte, died after a |
short illness. She was about seventy |
years OF age and has not resided here
long. Undertaken Bannister took
charge of the remains and the funer-
al will take place tomorrow after
noon at two o'clock. Interment at
Fnirmount cemetery.