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The Washington times., 1907-12-26

I have never heard OF using butter
milk and hOTseradish on the face. I
should not use IT. for II II too strong
and no doubt viii cause breaking out
on your face
The Washington times., 1907-12-26
How to Eat Soup.

Senator smoot's address IS 1896 Con-
necticut avenue
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-08
PREPARATIONS FOR MONSTER
PLACER MINING.
(From Wcdnosdny's Dnily)


The first surface Indications appear
81 yesterday IN very important work
which has been going ON for nearly a
year, when james &. Dobhins fled in
the Office of the county recorder sixty.
two deeds, conveying as many tracts
of placer property TO the Arizona Con.
solidatcd Development company, says
the Phoenix Republican. There ARE
cighty-six more deeds which will have
to be filed in Yavapai county.
The Arizona Consolidated Develop.
mcnt company was formed about "A
year ago for the purpose Of taking over
all Of these properties, which embrace
about $500 acres lying in the Castle
Creek, the Aqua Fria and the Tip Top
mining districts. The deeds cover all
of Castle Creek from the mouth Of
Whipsaw Gulch TO the junction Of the
creek with the Aqua Fria; the Aqua
Fria below the junction nearly to the
dam; the Aqua Fria above the junction
to the box canyon, where the bouldcrs
prevent placer operations, and French
Creek from its junction with Castle
Creek to the point where it "boxcs. -
Everything within this area has now
been conveyed to the development com.
pany except certain tracts which had
been patented TO individuals ms apri.
cultural land.
Tho president Of the Arizona Dcvcl.
opmcnt company il II. W. Hamilton,
and several Chicago capitalists are as.
sociatcd with tho enterprise, which
was formed for the sole purpose Of en-.
gaging, according to modern methods.
IN placering on most extensive scale.
The ground has been investigated thor
oughly, or with sufficient thoroughncss
To satisfy the members of the com.
pany. Values have been obtained from
one end to another They have run
from - cents 10 $50 n cubic yard.
and nowhere has dirt been taken more
than four or five feet below the sur.
face.
An engineering party will be set to
work about the middle Of next month
and preliminary operations TO the put
ting IN of drcdgcs will he pushed ms
rapidly ms possible. That phase Of the
work will probably not be reached for
n year.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-08
ROLLING STOCK IL NOT SOLD TO
THE y. =.

Immediately after midnight, May I,
the Santa Fe management retired from
the Phoenix 4 Eastern railroad, which
was taken in charge by the Southern
Pacific officials. All of the rolling stock
was removed to the y. T., T.. & y. lines
and replaced with engines and cars
from the Southern Pacific, and the road
is now in operation under the direction
Of &. NJ Scott. superintendent, who 10
also superintendent of the Maricopa &
Phoenix, connecting Phoenix with tho
main line ~ the Southern Pacific nj
Maricopa Wells.
The entire train service was replaced
with Southern Pacific employees and the
train crews will he given places on tho
:. T., T.. & =. and operated lines. Con
duc,or r. W. Sprott, Brakcmcn J. G.
Woods and George Marsh. with En-.
ginccr W. J.. Lyle and Fireman Frank
Draper, arrived here yesterday from
the Phoenix a Eastern, and will be fol-
lowed today by another crew.
When seen yesterday members Of tho
dcposcd train crews stated that they
were delighted 10 return 10 the city,
ana preferred employment on the s.
t., r. 4 y. 10 the Phoenix 4 Eastern,
under the now management, giving NJ
reasons that the climate along the
northern lines was more enjoyable dur
ing the summer months and the fur.
Their reason that the wages paid in tho
Southern Pacific train service was not
rs high az on the Santa Fc lines.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-08
IMPORTANT STRIKE ON VICTOR
GROUP.
(From Thursdays Daily.)

An important mineral strike was
made yesterday morning In the new
double compartment shaft being sunk
on the properties Of the Victor Gold
Mines company, In the Silver Noun.
tain district, according to the state.
ments of e. W. Mitchell, consulting en-.
gincer of that concern, who learned Of
the fact by telephone, last evening.
The ore body was struck at depth
OF 40 feet, and holes drilled in IL four
feet failed to find any wall, indicating
that the shoot is of considerable thick.
ness, carrying good values in gold, sill.
yer and lead. Mitchell Is much elatcd
over the strike and will leave today
for the company's camp. to make
thorough investigation of the new
find.
The Victor group Of twenty claims
is located on Sand Creek, which is
parallel and west of IIumbug and Cow
creeks, In the Bradshaw mountains.
twelve miles south of Crown King. The
locations cover series Of veins in
dioritc, scbist and porphyry contacts.
which the company proposes TO open
from the shaft when sufficient depth IL
gained TO start nm extensive system of
drifts and crosscuts. The shaft IL
equipped with large hosting plant
and the survey for the new proposed
wagon road connecting Harrington and
Crown King with Columbia passes
through the camp.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-08
Crown King would be through n series
u mining camps, always attractive 30
the eastern tourist.
WOODS FRIGHTENs PATRONS OF
HOTEL.
(From Wednesdays DailyJ

when Is. Woods, guest at the Mon.
tczuma hotel rushed through that hos
tclry yesterday afternoon, brandishing
big knife in one hand and pistol
in the other, declaring that someone
was trying 10 break into the hotel for
the puposc Of robbing him, 1t is snid
that the other guests Of the hotel
promptly sought safety under the
tables or any other place that offered
a likely shelter from the evidently
cra2cd nan, who was shortly after
wards taken into custody by Under
Sheriff Nc'glc and lodged in the coun-
~ Jail
Woods was found standing guard Mt
the front door Of the place. when Ncaglc
arrived. Pcoring suspiciously at the
officer, Woods asked what his business
was there.
81 IN the physician you sent for and
wish to see, " responded Ncaglc, where.
upon Woods opened the door and nd
mittcd the officer.
The under sheriff then asked the de.
mcntcd man 10 accompany him 10 n
hospital, 10 hc examined. 10 which re-
quest Woods readily acquiesccd, and
was soon landed safely in the sheriff y
Office, where he was disarmcd without
trnuhlp md InJo.l In 4. coll 4. ..y.,,
the outcome Of his dcmcntia.
Woods ~ evidently the slave of some
drug, under whose influence he loses
control of his mental faculties, and
with treatment will no doubt regain
his normal senses.
In the event that it is found he is
mentally unbalanced he will bc tried
on n charge Of insanity
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-08
RODE MANY MILES ON THE SAME
MULE.
(Fr0m Thursdays DaiIy)

journey of ], 400 miles on "A mule.
through country whore the sun shines
not aud the days are long and dreary;
a diet Tor several months ON bacon
and beans, varied now by tortillas and
enehiladas; again by enchiladas and
tortillas- this is the experience which
Charles Taylor has undergone. Taylor
has just returned to Tucson from Mex.
leo.
And the strangest part of his oxperi.
ence IL that he should have retained
during all this time the same mule.
over the rugged mountains, across the
turbulent rivers, along the plains
where sagcbrusb and cactus roiga un.
hampcred, Taylor made his journey.
with only his faithful riding mule, his
pack mule and his Mexican guide.
lie made the trip from Mazatlan to
Guadalajara to inspect timber land.
from which the Southern Pacific ex.
poets to get millions of ties that will
be needed in the construction of it's
long line from Gnaymas to Guadala.
jara.
During bis journey Taylor had a mum.
Der OF interesting experiences, but he
emerged hale and hearty and none the
worse for the hardships he underwent.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-08
SUSPEND WORK.
From Thursdny's Daily.

NJ. i. Narnhart, superintendent of
the Now iorkArizona Mining com.
pnny's properties in the Black Hills
district, who was here yesterday on
company business. stated that work In
the sinking of the main shaft in the
mino was temporarily suspended on ac.
count Of the installation Of large
hosting plant now in progress. He
added that work would be resumed in
about ten days, when he hoped TO have
the new plant ready for operation aud
the pumps placed.
The shaft, which is now 400 feet In
depth, will he continued down 10 the
6o0-foot level before any extensive
drifting or prosecuting is done. The
companys holdings are located on the
southern slope Of a spur OF the Black
Hills range. about three miles east Of
Dewey. Supplies are hauled by wagon
to camp from the Thomas siding, on
the Bradshaw Mountain railroad, two
miles distant.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-08
LITTLE HEADWAY MADE IN Err.
KENBRECKER AND HIsE
CASES.
(From Thursdays Dnily.)

by far the greater portion Of tho
third days hearing Of the case Of Err
kcnbrecker and Iiisc W.. the Bragg
estate was spent in argument of coun-
sci over legal technicalitics and the in
PRODUCTION of documentary and oral evil
dence. Adjournment was taken ut 9
O'Clock until $3.50 O'Clock this morn.
ing.
Plaintiffs attorney attempted ~
question the consideration mentioned
in some promissory notes signed by
liise in favor of Bragg, but the court
ruled In effect that tho consideration
mentioned in written contract with
the deceased could not be questioned
after death, in 80 far as the transas.
tions between Ilise and Bragg were
concerned.
The court refused TO allow either Of
the plaintiffs to submit testimony az
any conversations had with Bragg OF
statements made by him to them and
also refused &. Il. Willis, expert nc.
countant, to testify, owing to the poor
condition OF the memoranda, checks, re-
eeipts and stubs kept by Hisc, upon
which the statements of Willis would
necessarily be based.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-08
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swINDLER WRITES TILTON AN.
OTHER DREAMY LETTER.
(From Wednesdays Dnily.r

Il. Tilton. of this city, who has been
selected by some smooth CRATER of Spain
~ the victim for his "hcircss dnugh
tor scheme. has received another fol
low-up letter from the swindlcr, who
signs himself Enrique Formo.
The first letter. published in these
columns, told how the man was pol
itical prisoner, with daughter who
would inherit $4,000 when he died, aud
how the sight draft for this money WIS
hidden in false bottom of the polit.
zeal prisoners portmnntcnu. which was
nov IN the hands of the police of
Spain.
The last letter received by Mr. Til.
ton. who answered the first letter. to
draw out the swindlcr. states that he
is IN need of money 10 lift the Gem.
bnrgo' ON this portmnntcau, 80 that
he can secure IT aud send it, with his
daughter, to Mr.. Tlton.
II is presumed tina, another letter is
still due the prospective victim, Mr..
Tilton, in which he will be asked to
forward certain amount 10 raise this
embargo"
1t IL needless to add that Mr.. Tilton
has no idea whatever OF turning loose
any good United States money to the
clever swindler.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-08

in later when the work has progressed
far enough along to justify it.
The group consists Of fourteen claims,
situated about seven miles south OF
Crown King, along the route OF the
proposed wagon road from Harrington
to Columbia. At present all supplies
are packed from Harrington to the camp
by burros, and the management Of the
company, in common with other opcr-
ators in the district, is heartily in favor
of constructing the new road M soon
as possible on the lines laid down in
petition which will be presented to tho
board of supervisors at the next regular
meeting, mention of which WAS made
IN these columns yesterday.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-08
TO SINK DOUBLE COMPARTMENT
SHAFT.
From Thnrsdny,s nnilvN

Monday force of men was started
sinking perpendicular double compart.
ment shaft 4ihx7iS feet in the clear. on
the Harry Jacobs group of mines. In
the Bradshaw mountains. recently pur.
chased from Jacobs by the Pacific COP.
per company, A new hoist has been
purchased by the concern, which will
he installed ut the shaft M soon as de.
livorcd on the ground. and the shaft
will he sunk to great depth, ms IL il
the intention Of the company 10 de.
velop from IT series Of parallel veins
associated with schist and slate con.
facts In which there Is a large surface
ore showing exposed by several shallow
shafts The shaft will be timbered
and fitted for cages, which will BE- pus
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-08
MUCH EVIDENCE IN VIEW IN
ERKENGECKER AND HISE
SUITS.
(Fssm wednssdsy's Daily.r

Outside Of the Introduction Of an.
other lot Of yOluminous documentary
evidence, little was accomplished yes
tcrday in the Erkenhrcckcr and liise
suits, in the district court, UP to the
noon hour. when an adjournment was
taken until this morning at $3.50
o'clock Attorneys for Efkenbrcckcr
made an effort 10 introduce numerous
check stubs, which matter was taken
under adyiscmrut hy the court. after
lengthy Arguments by counsel for both
sides
John II. Iiisc, one ~ the plaintiffs,
testified on the witness stand 10 the
destruction of n number Of checks con
sidcrcd important in the ease in the
Prescott, fire Of 1900, and the remain.
der Of the session was taken up with
the arguments Of counsel for the par.
ties 10 the suit over the rules admit
ting evidence bearing upon the tran.
sactions Of others with deceased per
son under the Arizona statutes.
The accordcon" agreement also
provoked some "music," but this was
entirely ovcrshadowcd by the question
~ to whether the documentary cvid
dcncc submitted should be admitted in.
to the ease.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-08
MISSISSIPPI TEACHERS.

GULFPORT, Miss, May 3.-Tbs was
m exceedingly busy day for the scores
OF Mississippi teachers who are hold.
ing their annual convention here. with
a number Of departmental conferences
this morning In addition to the gen.
eral session, followed by an outing on
the Gulf this afternoon, tho visiting
pedagogues found little leisure on their
hands.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-08

son in law was cruel To his wife and
had been cruel TO his former wife.
Ncigbbors declare that Mrs. Huston
say that Mrs French brought furni
turc from Arizona TO give 90 her son.
inlaw and daughter. Tho furniture
was stored in the rear of the yard, and
it was the uncrating Of this which
caused tho trouble.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-08
LYNCH A NEGRO.

SHREVEPORT, La, May 3.-silas
Ely, aged l7,a negro, was lynched 1t
Bossier Point, several days ago, for at
lacking little white girl. The affair
was kept secret until tonight.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1907-12-04
NEEDS THE MONEY
Oklahoma VIII Make Application 20
Mr.. cortslyoI.

Oklahoma VIII Make Application 20
Mr.. cortelyoI.
Guthrie. Okla. Nov. 25.-Applica-
ton to Geo. B. Cortelyou. secretary of
the treasury. will be made in the near
future for as much of the $4,000, 900
school fund given to the new state by
the government as is needed in Okla
bona to relieve the financial strin-
gency. The step was decided on at a
conference of Gov. Haskell. Assistant
Secretary of State Leo Meyers, Aud
itor NJ. f. Trap. Superintendent OF
Instruction E. c. Cameron and Chair
man ]. P Connors of the board of ag-
riculture The money is in the United
States treasury and is at the disposal
of the school land board to be used for
educational purposes. 1t is proposed
to bring the vast amount of cash to
Oklahoma, or at least as great a part
Of it as is necessary to comply with
the requirements of the banks for
temporary deposit.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1907-12-04

A tickling cough from any cause, is
quickly stopped by DIR. Shops Cough
Cure. And it is so thoroughly harmless
and safe, that DR.. Shoop tells mothers
everywhere to give it without hesitation,
even to very young babes. The whole
some green leaves and tender stems of a
lung-healing mountainous shrub, furnish
the curative properties to DR.. Shoop s
Cough Cure. 1t Gains the cough, and
heals the sore and sensitive bronchial
membranes No opium, no chloroform,
nothing harsh used to injure or sup
press. Simply a resinous plant extract,
that helps to heal aching lungs. The
Spaniards call this shrub which the Doc
tor uses, "The Sacred Herb. Always
demand DR.. Shops Cough Cure. All
dealers.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1907-12-04

bers 6 and 90 for $1,000 leach which
had been paid and marked Cancelled and
both of the said monds we're burned in
the presence of the court.
1t appearing that there are many old
bridges in the county, it is ordered by
the court that the Bridge Commissioner
of Breckenridge county procure the serv-
ices of a competent bridge expert who
shall with the said commissioner pro-
coed to each of the six Magisterial dis
tricts of Breckenridge county, and in
each of the districts with the Magis-
trate thereof the said expert and Com
missioner shall examine each bridge and
ascertain its condition, as to safety, need
of repairs, etc, and said persons 50
directed to investigate shall make a full
and complete report of each district
properly written and signed and will
file said report at the April term, 1908,
of this Court.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1907-12-04
NEWS OF KENTUCKY
TersIey Told Information Concerning
Matters OF Current Interest
10 Kentuckians.
THE STATE NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
Here Are Found Accurately Detailed
the Happenings Of the Largest I'm
port Which Are Attracting Attsn.
tIon Throughout Kentucky.

Louisville, Nov. "a When the
searching party Of 100 men. following
two bloOdhounds which had been
placed in Horseshoe Cave to find the
missing William Worth, a Louisville
lecturer. came upon only one dog
standing at the brink Of a pit, they
came to the conclusion that the other
dog and the man lay dead at the bot
tom of the hole. When the blood
hounds were sent into the cave, they
darted down side passage which had
never been tried before. The patter
Of human footsteps was heard dis
tinctly, say those who returned, but
when the searchers came to the term.
mus of the passage the found only
one dog. which was baying at the
edge of gloomy and apparently bot
tomless gulf. They could hear moth
ing from the depths. The dog refused
to return and is keeping watch at the
hole.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1907-12-04

Are you having trouble with your kid
neys2 There are lots of people to-day
who wonder why they have pains across
the back, why they are tired and lacking
in energy and ambition. Your kidneys
are wrong. They need relief without
delay. Take DeWitt's Kidney & Blad-
der Pills; they are for weak back, in
flammation of the bladder, backache and
weak kidneys. Sold by all druggists.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1907-12-04
Claims and
Proceedings
of the Breckenridge Fiscal Court al
The Regular October Term, 1907.

Frank Rupert, three days at
tending bridge commission
erS ................ w
Joel H. Pile, salary as county
Superintendent for year
lSO1 ................. 81 OU
R. G.. Gardiner, books for indi-
gent children .... 80
DR.. p. E. Dempster, books for
INDECENT children ... 20
w. F. Hook, making list of
liens and lien notes . 81 95
Bradley Gilbert Co., books and
file boxes for sheriff and
clerk ........ 60 sc
T. J. Moore, cost in case of F.
Fraize VS.. Breckenridge
county ............. L 90
Jno. P. Morton & Co., election
supplies ............ 10 90
W. F. Hook, fees as clerk in
II Newman road case ... 10 20
~ B. Taul, damages in New
man road case ..,...... Is 90
Nat Newman, damages in New
man road case ... 90
Allie Newly, viewer one day in
Newman road case .... 90
Norvin Chancellor, viewer one
day in Newman road case. l 90
ALT Hawkins, viewer days in
Newman road case ..... ? 90
A. N. Skillman, viewer one day
in Newman road case 49,. 1 90
ID. o. Taul, chairman one day
in Newman road case go. 90
Geo. H. Newman, chairman one
day in Newman road case. l 90
Richard Newman, chairman one
day in Newman road case. 90
c. D. Payne, fees as surveyor in
Newman road case ... 90
Milt Miller, fees as surveyor in
Newman road case .. 90
w. +. Hook, fees as county
clerk .............. lis So
W. f. Hook, fees as clerk in
Vessels road case .... % 80
Milt Miller, fees as sheriff in
Vessels road case ....... 20
S. G. Beauchamp, juror in Yes
sells road case ....... 3 90
Mike Miller, juror in Vessels
road case .............. 90
Abe Meador, juror in Vessels
road case .............. w
Berry Norton, juror in Vessels
road case .............. %
Milt Davis, juror in Vessels
road case .............. w
John Flood, juror in Vessels
road case ............ 3 90
c. d. Payne, fees as surveyor in
Vessels road case, ...... "a 90
w. S. Cart, viewer one day
Vessels road case .. 90
]. p. Sewers, viewer one day in
Vessels road case .... 90
Sam Hardesty, chain carrier, l
day in Vessels road case,.. l 90
Levi Hardesty, chain carrier, l
day in Vessels road case,.. 90
Lon eastman, viewer one day
in Vessels road case, .... 90
W. s. Cart, viewer one day in
Vessels road case, ..... 90
j. P. Sewers, viewer one day in
in Vessels road case, ...... l 90
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-06-07

1t is a mistake to say tnat college
men usually fail il the newspaper bu-
siness. They are at the front on ali
day. Just out OF school, they make
some woeful breaks in the beginning,
but those who are unsuited for the
business are wise enough to drop out
before it is too late and try some
thing else. The winners, however.
accomplish in two or three a
what has taken the self-educated fell
low a lifetime of bitter experience.
The college man does not drag after
him the memory of humiliating strug-
giles and failures. He begins work
with a mental equipment whose value
has no relation to the name in
which it was acquired, n has an
advantage similar to hat of the young
capitalist who has not cen compelled
to labor and enconomize for twenty
years il order to save his first thous-
and dollars. Education wins provided
it is mixed with brains. On the other
hand, brains often wins in spite of
being handicapped by lack of educa-
ton. However, all the experience in
the world isn't worth much to a man
who has broken down his health.
worn out all his ambition and dwarfed
mis- soul into cynicism while acquir-
ing experience. The Astounding hope
~fulness of the college man is even
a more valuable asset than what he
remembers from what he has e
and studied.