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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-09-04
ROOSEVELT SAYS NO MORE JOINT STATEHOOD

F. J. Fox io Albert NJ. Jones-w Deed 800. Water location in Diyd. ing Canyon, near Scligman.
 John Spruancc and wife to John R Acyon NJ. Deed. $iO. Onc.ffth in. ,crcst in Red Rock mine.
 Geo Kcnzlarich and wife to N Groscta and !. M Grcgicn W. DeeJ sil5. Lot 37, block Q, Jerome.
 ]. NJ. Grcgich to Toncy Grcgich-w. Deed. s27O. Onc-half interest in lot 37. block 9, Jerome.
 Verde Grandc Copper company To. catcs five mines, Verde district.
 D. Pcniland and wife to Elizabeth Greenwood W Decd. $i,5OO. Lots e2 and 2i, block 2, East Prescott.
 F.. Dcrham and wife to F.. ]. r. Horne w. Deed. BIO. 1884 ncrcs in x. W. h. See. i, l3 N., 2 w.
 Madison Pope and wife to I. Young and wifc-Dccd. sI5O. Lots 2 and |, block i3. Prescott. D. T. Mu1iin hHu Wil' VI J'FoiH' iguH1a Der company-Dccd. $lo. Lots 9I, o2. o3, oo, 100, i0i. Syndicate addition, Jerome.
 Montana Gold Mining and Concen. ,ra,ing company appoints !. C. Brad. bury as statutory agent.
 Aladdin Mining company locates | ..I.
 Aladdin Mining company amend Ar. ticlcs of Incorporation.
 r. A. Von Snckcn to Fred w. Eckcrt M. Decd One half interest in Cop. per Queen No. 2, Mineral Queen and Hidden Treasure mines, Black Hills dis. trict.
 Patrick Kcarncy locates Ajax mine, Peek district. l F.. IT. O'Bricn to F. x. O'Bricn-M Deed. One third interest in Little Jim, Little John, Little Joe, Golden Star. Black Hawk and Iron Mask mines, Black Rock district
 Frank Conway ct nl locate five mines, Castle Rock district.
 Patrick ]. McVcy to J. NJ. Patton NJ. Deed. $I0O. One.third interest in Delaware mine, Agua Fria district.
 !. NJ. Patton Co J. B. Jones-M. D.ed. One.sixth interest in Delaware and ono. half interest in Golden Cord and Silver Buckle mines, Agua Fria district.
 Walter II. Hall to l.. Beallargon- NJ. Deed. Onc.half interest in Pluri- bus. Arizona and Golden Eagle mines, IIassayampa district.
 j. N. Ross ct al incorporate Mime haha Mining company. Capital stock $I, 100000.
 J. l.. Munds to F.. A. Brown and Robert Erwin-Bill of Sale. $l50 Two horses.
 s. J. Gnash ct al incorporate Penn Arizona Copper company. Capital stock $l,OOO.OO0.
 J. c. Bradbury. county recorder, ap' points q. NJ. Willard as deputy.
 A. Armbrustcr files affidavit of as' sessment work on three mines, Hassa' yampa district.
 F.. $. Clark to John Lnwler-M. Deed One fourth interest in Comstock and Dexter mines, Hassayampa district. C. B. Broan locates two mines, Pine Grove district. NJ. l.. Buckley ct al locate two mines and amend one mine, Black Hills dis trict.
 J. k. Lowry, sheriff, appoints II. W. Carson as deputy. Sam Foran and wife to c. F.. Bent ley. and J. J. Hawkins-Deed. slo. One third interest in Fair View placer Mayer townsite, except certain lots.
 II. r. Fritz to II. A. Monroe -M' Deed. $50. Gypsie Queen mine, Has sayampa district. II. F. Fritz to A. K. Monroe-M' Deed. $50. Tonopah placer, hassa' yampa district.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-09-04
vESUvIUS RUMBLINu.

NAPLES, Aug, 70. Ominous rumb. iings are coming from Mount Vesuvius and smoke is issuing from the crater. AS result inc inhabitants of the vii. lagos surrounding the volcano are in n state of great alarm.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-09-04
OPERATOR HITS REP0RTER; Is
 FINED $500

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Aug. 3o.-In the police court hero today Leroy Dol. son, striking Western Union operator, was fined $500, the limit, for assault. ing c. Gaylcs, reporter, whom he took for strike breaker
 Dolson testified he knocked Gaylcs down because the reporter would not Say whether he was strike breaker The local branch of the Photographers union adopted resolutions dcnouncin., Dolson.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-09-04
JEROME PEOPLE JOINED IN THE BONDS 0F
 MATR|MONY
(From Saturdays Daily.)

Al high noon. Thursday, in Jerome, Miss Mngdnlen Vclcn and Nick Kova. cowick were united in the bonds of matrimony, in the prcscnccc of mum her of their relatives and intimate friends The ceremony was performed hy Rev. C. Mandin. pastor of tho Catholic church of this city and .Jcr- oinc. After the ceremony a reception was held. The contracting parties are prominent residents of the Copper City where the groom fills n responsible DO. sition with the United Verde Copper cOmpnnY.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-09-04
Another Jerome Couple.

Yesterday the Colombo hotel of this city was the scene of quiet wedding when Probate Judge Hicks united in marriage Miss lIisctti Luigia and Frank \nlzona, Only n few of the intimate friends of the contracting parties were present.
 The bride is recent arrival from sunny Italy, and inc groom is n prom. incnt resident of the Italian colony nt Jerome. Tho happy couple left in tho afternoon for Jerome, where they will mako their future home.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-12
CLOSE IT
Atliu Branch of Bank Wi l
 Cease Bu,iuesS

The At.in branch of the Canadian Bauk of Commerce wi l be closed April l5h. All the accounts and deposits remaining in the bank Ou that date will be transferred to it's skagwaY branch.
 This action is taken, 1t is cIsmed, as the banking business at the British Columbia mining camp is not profit able.
 The closure of the Canadian Bank of Commerce's branch st Atlin will leave that camp without 8 bank. At one time there were three banks there, The Merchants Bank of Halifax WAS consolidated with the Canadian Bank O. Commerce and it was as followed by the closing Of the branch of the Bank of British North America.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-12
IN MIRE
Elected SenatOT
 BOrah is SmirChed

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
 Boise. Idaho, April l2-It is rumored here that the federal grand jury which is in session, has found an indictment against Senator W. E. Borah in con- nectiou with the land frauds. It is known that his connection with the so- called land graiters has been suspicion d for some time and it has been under investigation.
 Senator Borah was chosen by the Idaho legislature .ast winter to succeed Senator Dubois
 Borah Go b Arrested
 Boise, Idaho, April l2-There is no doub, about the indictment of Senator Borah. He vii be arrested before night. The indictment has cr,ar q a sensation
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-12
ALLOVER
Big IT. a W Il NL
 tJl"d

" I'd ron irom rUneau rn hp strike at TT adv lI hos cen seILled
 nd that be ID r. rrt.i ing 10 work The particulars Of th sette menJ have nnt ben learned at :biS place.
 Confirmation of the news of the settlement was received by wire from Seattle, a special dispatch to the Daily Alaskan from that place saying:
 "Workmen here have been notified by the miners union at TreadWell that the strike has been settled. Many of those who had been employed by the Treadwell company are preparing to return north to take back their old places"
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-12

50 designs oi 1907 wall paper just re- Ceivcd at Harrison's
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-12
LOPP SIARIS
R Dndp, r Ma Le v a Na-h-
 i gtOn for Ala. .ba

Special Dispatch to Daily Al s..nn)
 Washingt Q, April I2-W. T. Lopp, recently appointed to Dake charge of the Alaskan reindeer service, has started for Alrsk4 where he will co. operate with Supe: inteudect of Edu- cation UpdeRraff, 'ecently appointed to take the place of Ste don Jackson, iu the management of Alaskan schools. It is proposed 10 eliminate che practices which have brought the Jackson ad. mInislraton into disrepute.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-12
IS DEAD
Canadian Pacific Wreck
 Results Fatally

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
 Port Williams, Ont., April PA Canadian Pacific passenger train was thrown down an emblnkmeat at Chap Ieau by broken rail- where it was partly submerged in the lake and burned to the waters edge. Fifteen people were burned to death or drowned.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-12
.BIG MAJORITY
 FOR CONVICTION

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
 New York, April I2-The Thaw jury ls still out and it is believed that there is little chance for an agreement. The papers guess that the jury stands 10 for
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-12
4LL COMING
Three Alaska Steamships
 Under Way

4 cablegram received by R. R. Car roll, agent for the Alaska Steamship Company, this morning, says the Farsl- lon sailed from Seattle for SkagWay Tuesday evening at Il o'clock. The The Jefferson sailed at 9 P. m, Wednes- day and the Dirlgo at 6 p. m. yesterday The latter craft sails by way of Nanat' mo.
 The Jefferson will be due iu port Sunday and the Farallon Monday.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-12
JURY IN THAW CASE HANGS
Judge Fitzgerald discharges jurors alter they had wrestled with law and evidence for 48 hours with out avail--Majority believed to be for conviction

murder, one for manslaughter and one for acquttal. Juror Steel is stubbornly fighting for verdict of acquittal.
 Thsw this morning declared that he is happy and believes he will be acquit- ted.
 District Attorney Jerome says be would be perfectly satisfied with yer. dict of manslaughter.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-12
Epi5OOpsl Choir Co Moot

The choir of St. SaViour's church will meet at the church at 8 o'clock to- night. All the members are requested to be present.
 The Rev. Thomas Jenkins, of the Episcopal church, is expected to arrive on the Cottage City.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-12
At tho Mascot

Home made Oyster Cocktails at .he Mascot.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-12
LEGALITY OF RUFF JURY
 IS QUESTIONED

Special Dispatch to the Daily AIakasn)
 San Francisco, April l2-The Venire ln the Ruef case has been exhusted and the question has arisen as to whether or not Sheriff ONeiIl can he deputlzsd by the court to summon an-
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-12
Especial Dispatch to the Daily AIaskan)

Top6claI Dsp8UcI CJ UI1 DaIIT ZITa701rT
 New York April 12-At o'clock this afternoon after being out for hours the Thaw jury reported that could not agree and was dismissed by Judge Fitzgerald Before dischargng the jury the court satisfied himself that there was no possibility of an agreement
 It is understood that majority of the jurors favored conviction.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-12

other Venire.
 The Home Telephone Company on. ctals and employees have refused to testify before the grand jury unless they are promised immunity from pun. ishnent. Heney has refused to make the promise demanded.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-12
FOR
 SlTKA AND VALDEZ

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
 Washington, April l2-The navy de- Dartment will establish wireless con. nections between Sitka and Valdez.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-12
Bkngway Laundry

For frst-class work try Skagway Laundry Twenty-Five years experi- ence. Telephone S9. :t
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-23
Clearinghouse Statement.

NEW YORK. June 22-The statement
Of the clearing house banks for the week
than the legal requirement This is an
increase OF sl.ll1.s75. as compared with
last week The statement follows:
Loans. Sl,l3LS52 300; decrease sS.tos.-
Deposits. slloe, ,as2 600; increase, 1920
Circulation. S5o4s4soo: decrease si2,-
Legal tender. S7sosleoo: increase.
SPECIE, ;aoa 200 500: Increase sl,755,
Reserve ;2s2,a72loo: decrease, $40
''E, Reserve required. S27s7i5.5oo. decrease
';l1lIt9 Surplus. $5,e2s, 500; increase, n,1ll,-
En- United States deposits, s12,2eo,525
Increase, Sl.l35S5o,
The Financier Gays; The official state
nent OF ,he New York associated banks
was a most markahle exhibit. IL failed
10 reflect the losses 70 tne nanks Lafougn
weak or the average of such exports that
occurred in the closing DAYS of the pre-
v,ous week. Moreover the statement ap-
parentlv took no account OF the losses TO
the banks through suotreasury opera :
lions Instead ~ showing loss OF more
than six millions representing exports of
gold which should have been disclosed,
and a loss OF more than $4,000 600. after
dsducting from the aggregate tractnble
loss the gain on the !nterbank moyement
and through receipts OF new gold, the
Abatement recorded decrease OF only
$40 600 cash The deposits fen off 81, 200. :
400. which amount was greater BY about
one million than the sum Of the contrac-
/ ,ion in loans plus the loss OF cash. and
| therefore the statement did not make a
/ good proof The required reserve against
! general deposits decreased 81 G,oTb; de-
! duriine from which the loss of cash. as
above. LETT $l,lli.976 as the increase In
surplus reserve 10 sb,62e. 500. Computed
! on The basis OF deposits less those oi
| s%1 T5I eOO public funds. the surplus Is
| Si25 560325 Loans were contracted tc
/ S i63 100. which probably represents op-
/ stocIt market liquidation during the week
II may be observed that the results shown
hy the statement are entirely unrecon-
| y,eek's directly traceable movements oi
|
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-23
PROVISION MARKET
ACTIVE SATURDAY
Mellow California Peaches Tum-
bic in Price Before Close
of Stalls.
UTAH RASPBERRIES
GRABBED UP QUICKLY
Dressed Poultry and Spring
Chicken Scarce, and Worth
Good Money.

Although weather conditions were not
as favorable as might have been de-
sired Saturday the local retail provi-
sion market WINS a scene of unusual ac-
tivity, especially in the afternoon when
the housewives ventured forth to pur-
chase their Sunday supplies. Later
in the evening the prices of most of
the goods on the market were reduced,
for heavy stock had accumulated
during the week and the merchants
found il necessary to dispose of the
remnants.
California peaches were included
among these provisions. Early last
week some Of the iobbing houses re-
ceived heavy cousignments of this
fruit and when the bulk was distrib.
utod among the stalls during the lat
ter portion of the week il was too
ripe TO suit the purpose Of the retail
dealer Friday the California peaches
were quoted at 90 cents pound but
long before the stalls closed Saturday
they were selling AT 10 cents a pound
Tomatoes were also cheaper for the
sarIe reason. They sold at from ID
t. 90 cents a pound.
Among The new arrivals Saturday
was small consignment of Utah rasp-
berries, tn. first Of the season. They
sold at 20 cents pound while they
lasted but the demand was such that
not even r remnant was ia be found on
the market Saturday afternoon. The
price Of cheInes did not fuctuate. Utah
pic cherries sold at two pounds for
- cents and the black variety at 20
cents a pound.
Dressed bens and spring chickens
monopoli2od the poultry market Satur.
day. The entire stock was Utah goods
Hens were plentiful Mt 90 cents q
pound aud spring chickens were scarce,
selling at from 20 TO 60 cents each.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-23
STRENGTH MANIFEST
IN WHEAT MARKET 7
Despite Bearish News Specula-
tors We're Active Buyers
to Cover Shortages.

CHICAGO, Juno 22.--The wheat
market displayed considerable strength
today despite the fact that trading
was light and included little outside
demand. AT the close wheat was LA
5.sc TO 5-S@)3.4c higher; corn was la
l.1-4c advanced, oats were up 1sc to
SIC. and provisions were l-2CoI 1-2c
higher.
The wheat market opened quiet and
steady, despite the fact that Liverpool
cables were lower and the weather in
this country was highly favorable for
the new crop. Many spectators were
evidently Of the opinion that the
market had become somewhat oversold
in anticipation of the lower prices that
were expected TO follow the strike OF
the telegraph operators. Shorts were
active buyers on this account at fire.
quent intervals throughout the session
A good demand for cash wheat was re-
ported from the East, and there were
additional claims OF short yields in
Kansas and reports Of the appearance
of rust in Missouri. The harvesting
Of the crop in the Southwest is being
delayed, and it is believed that serious
damage will result if much greater
DELAY Is made. September wheat open
ed a shade lower TO a shade higher at
81 1.oc 10 81 5.sc, sold between % 3-4c
and % 3Sc and closed strong at % Is
COS LAC.
The corn market was strong all day,
partly in sympathy with wheat and also
because Of. the large sales for export
yesterday.
Green bug reports were numerous in
the oats market and as result prices
were strong all day. Trading was Of
unusually large proportions, the major
ity Of local spectators being-on the
buying side, and there was alsb n good
demand from investors. The green bug
reports came from Indiana aud many
! from Central Illinois. west of the Hi
nois river. Offerings throughout the
dsv were light and inadequate 10 the
/ demand. September oats opened 1-4Gd
| 3.sc lower TO a shade higher at 33 Sc
| TO 33 3.sc. sold between. SO Sc and 39c
and closed strong at 3s 3-4M3S 7-sc.
The trade in provisions was light
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-23
RICH COPPER IN
THE NEVADA H|OER
Mine Near Rattle. Mountain Gre
ates Excitement; the Whole
Country for Miles Staked.

j. II. Give returned Saturday morn
ing from the Hider Nevada Copper
company and brought with him some
very fine specimens of copper. 1t is
carbonate ore and runs high in cop
per. This company owns sixteen claims
upon which active development work is
being done. The property lies about
sixteen miles south of Battle Noun.
tain. The development of these mines
has created considerable excitement in
that section of Nevada, and Mr. Give
says the country is staked for ten miles
around, The people are Aocking in
there from Ely, Goldfeld, Tonopah and
other mining camps by the hundreds.
The Hider Nevada company is open
ing mp large bodies of copper ore that
will run when selected above 40 per
cent, and the average, IL has been
ascertained by sampling, will run %
per cent in copper. It also carries val
ues IN silver and gold. This is regard.
ed by mining men OF experience as the
finest copper property in the State. The
discoverer, John d. Hidcr. is president
of the company. John j. Broecher is
president and general manager.
John II. Give, Geo. 5. Kelly arc di-
rectors, and Newton Farr is director
and secretary-treasurer The company
has force of men at work developing
the property. which is responding to
the openings in such manner as TO leave
nothing to be desired. The property is
being worked as an investment. not
for the purpose Of selling stock 4
carload of machinery is on the road for
the purpose of facilitating the work of
development Shipments are being ar
ranged for.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-23
New York Mining Stocks.
Mining Notes.

7. G. Stillwell is down from Alta
Saturday morning, he SAID. IT was SNOW
inc there. In The many years Of his
experience in that sltiduinous region, he
saws. he never saw as much snow as
has fallen this year This does not
retard mining by any means. There
is great deal Of mining being done;
and the ore shipments this year Will
surpass those of any year I'm the com
panv's history since the prosperous
days in the 'IOs.
Tony jacobson. general manager Of
the Columbus Consolidated, returned
from an inspection of the mines at Al
Ia FRIDAY night. Everything IS work
ING smoothly. he said, in the Columbus
! Consolidated. ard the South Columbus,
and great mining activity preFalis
throughout the district,
/ c. D. Porter. brother Of Peter Porter
! of this city, is here on snort nusi-
! ness trip. Mr. Porter is largely inter
! estcd in mines in Nevada, ana IS ono
! Of the principal shareholders IN Tue
/ Pine Nut at Manhattan
John Trewcek, one of the most re!ia
bic mining experts in the country; ha'
returned from Idaho, where he made az
examination of the Weimer copper
mines, and expresses himself as wei
pleased with the property
Ex.Gcvefnor ". j. Mcconnell u
down from idaho and reports tne Whlt'
Knob Copper properties at MocKey IL
splerdid shape and improving Wlth de
velopment.
II p. Cole has returned from a vlsi
in the East and was on the eEchahR'
shaking hands with the boys saturday
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-23
AvER COUNTY MINES.
fwducer in Sight in Star Dis
In the Kitty Cloueh Group.

pa things are being said Of
f Beaver county these dsys.
ei promising mines of that
';aHsver, get into the newspo-
s1Eh every day reports come
We have been down there Of
~ ana encouraging showincs
tsng made in the course Of
a lpon properties not before
u has just como 10 ligh, by
'lnority that the Kitty
ng group, owned and oper-
hy'er Bros. is looking splen
rpuP Of claims is situated
nilss southwest Of Milford
~ Nlni1e district. Upon this
easldcrable work has been
y Fay Of opening up and ex.
hs velus. There is shaft
lal. AT the l00-foot level a
fest north and south and
sNlt running east and west.
y eFel a drift has been run
moving ore all the way
- mas been shipped from this
went from s15 10 S65 in
'lom 25 to 30 ounces in
ois veins liz between the
FsiI There is no indication
!. 'tla' plnching; in fact. they
Il i 'ls and quality Of the ore
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-23
Total eaIes for the day, 5i5O0 3
New York Flour and Grain.

NEW YORK. June 2--Flour-Re-
ceipts, $3.50 barrels. exports, 20. 500 barrels.
Dull but steady. Minnesota patents So. 90
154o; Minnesota bakers. $500 4l0, win
ter patents, st5065.50; winter straights.
s4.30G446; extras, $$.OoG3.So, extras, low
grades. s2.90@3.A0.
Wheat Receipts. $4,000 bushels eE-
ports 81 900 bushels; sales, 1850 600
bushels, Spot, steady; No. ? red. Slo72
elevator; No. 2 red 992c { o. b. afoat;
No Northern Duluth. 81 T. O. b.
afoat: No 2 hard winter, 81 00i +. o. b.
anoat After some opening irregularities
wheat turned stronger in the morning on
unfavorable German crop news and re
ports OF DELAYED harvesting In the South
west. Last prices were i1ic net higher,
Ms follows; July, Sl0Si; September.
81 OH. December, S1.o3 SID.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-23
UNSTEADY MARKET
At CLOSE OF WEEK
On Light Trading, Prices Drift
Up and Down, Without
Apparent Reason.
SLIGHT ADVANCE DUE
TO FINANCIAL STATEMENT
Close Is Easy After News That
Report on Hartman Is
Coming.

NEW YORK, June 22.-The stock
market was almost at standstill to-
day Feeble as was the drift Of prices.
it was inconsistently downward and up
ward without any apparent reason.
There was r slight recovery after the
appearance Of the bank statement,
which proved less uufavorable than the
to scale down the deposits and the re.
serve requirements. and the cash de-
crease was much smaller than was an.
ticipated
1t was taken for granted, however
that the weeks exports Of gold figured
in the averages for small proportion
of their real effect. leaving that effect
to he transferred over into next week s
statement. This expectation left a bad
impression. The engagement of gold for
London was increased to S1,150,o00 TO.
day in time for the outgoing steamer
Foreign exchange rates were strongly
maintained today. especially for cable
transfers, in spite of the supply of that
form of remittance supplied by the gold
snlDulenl7. ne urgent 0eulHBu LOT ca
bic remittances was attributed to the
approach Of the London stock market
settlement. regarding which some anx
iety is felt in London, The sustained
strength Of foreign exchange caused a
conviction that the gold export is 10
be extended next week.
The weekly reports by the mercantile
agencies showed some improvement IT
retail trade conditions, caused by the
more seasonable weather. but the stock
market wos unresponsive TO this.
statement from Washington that the re
port Of the Interstate Commerce Com
mission on the Hartman investigation
would be presented by July /, and
would be considered by the attorney
general with view To legal proceed
ings. accentusted the stsgnation of the
market. The slight rccoveries after III,
bank statement were lost, and the clos
ing tone was easy.
Total sales Of bonds. par value
100000.