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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19
Title Trust Company

In the first place don't lose sight Of the fact that all
subscriptions are deposited with the Title Trust Com
pany in the New York Block and held IN cscrVw by
them until the entire amount of the first payment on the
land has been paid in and applied the purchase price
They guarantee the Of your money IN case this
sum is not fully subscribed
That insures you against any possibility OF loss
Although as far as that goes, every cent OF the re-
quired viii be put up. with plenty OF time to spare
judging by the way applications for stock and more stock
are pilng in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19

We only the best people in with MS. And that
does not mean those who merely have the most much
money but those who will be eongenial neghbors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19
Olympia Market

lls Pike 81. saves half your meat
bills. Try them and see. "s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19

Another thing: The owners-hoIders Of tho Ccrtifi-
Gates OF Ownership that issued as stoekwil each
have his or her say-so in the management Of the
pany and OF the property
You can plat the land and divide Il any way you
want 70.
When said that we had enough land to make 1000
lots used that figure merely to give you an idea OF the
size of the tract and because have hard or fast
ideas or plans about that part Of the proposition will
he cnnfent 10 abide by any decision You may make.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19
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this is one style taken at
random from the assort-
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on sale for this week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19

- fine heavy solid oak rocker.
large panel back. solid seat.
u shaped. high arms. made
extra strong: worth In the
regular way. ss.Ts; for the
week. very special AZ. SO. 90
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-06-05

Journsl-Ainer want ads viii get you
Inything you want.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-06-05
TWO MEET DEATH
in CONGRESS FIRE
Charles Price. Blacksmith, and Unknown
Mexican, the Victims--Conere..
Hall a Total Loss--Detail,
OF The Holocaust.


Fire, which originated under part of the build
ing last night at sl5 O'Clock destroyed Congress Hall oeis
on Dig t~ostory frame building at Congress- miles
mere burned up $500 worth belonging
OF Pya and nl the contents building
two and possibly three, residents OF that mining wi
The known dead:
CHARLES PRICE blacksmith, killed while moving piano
UNKNOWN MEXICAN burned 20 death
when the
the rear and beneath the flames gathered and
noon the entire building
entire town doomed blowing does
Congress owe its existence tong Volunteer
master the names and doing the
latter but the hall burned - the
when II was that nothing could mad
TOT volunteers to enter the burning building
tents "s possible Many responded, but little
Charles Price, blacksmith, while from
the building instantly killed the
An unknown Mexican building Il Is
Thought his card
nee" 10 enter the building Late last night
congress Hall erected by
STOCKHOLDERS being mostly residents of Congress-
lower Moor used assembly hall
erected in end Of the building
by the knights OF Pythias who lost all Of
The building insured Of
San Francisco for
thought tramps sleeping beneath the building
More complete details Of the
obtained last night
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-06-05
DELEGATE smith GOES AFTER
HE OWN.
(Tson Saturday Daiiy.)

Marcus A. Smith, Democratic dele.
gate 10 Congress, accompanied by the
great fisherman Of southern Arizona, W.
II. Brophy Of Bisbee, passed through
here yesterday, en- route TO Oak Creek,
where ne will join Judge Il. y. Sloan
and Reese N. Ling Of this city, and
several other trout fishers, for an out.
ing Of several days.
Delegate Smith feels probably n
greater interest in this particular trout
stream than any other member Of the
piseatorial party, inasmuch as each
year, during his days Of power in Con
gress, he causes 10 be sent by the gov
ernmental fish and game warden several
thousand young trout with wnieh to
stock Oak Creek, 80 that when he comes
later in the season, nobody will be
angry with him for catching all the
trout in the stream, which, he feels.
already belong 10 him.
As snakes have been reported mum
erous in the Oak Creek district, il il
said that a sufficient quantity Of
" snake.bite cure" has been arranged
for TO supply the entire party with sew
eral cures, but Delegate Smith insists
that in spite Of this politics will be
n tabooed subject, although the con
nection between snake bites and poll
ties is not plain.
Delegate Smith will remain in this
part Of the Territory for about two
weeks.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-06-05
ARIZONA DOCTORS ELECT NEW
OFFICERS.

The Prescott physicians who attend.
ed the sixteenth annual session Of the
Arizona Medical association, Mt Bisbee
this week, have returned and report
"A successful convention.
Following IL list Of Ia. officers
elected for the ensuing year:
President-A. II. Hickman. Douglas.
First Vice President A. ". Aleott,
Tucson.
Second Vice Presidcnt--J. y. Drane,
Jr., Mesa.
Third Vice President T.. Kendall.
Jerome.
Secretary John W. Foss. Phoenix.
Treasurer--E. H. Kiteherside, Globe.
Counsellor-O. r. Plain, Phoenix.
Delegnte-F &. Wright, Douglas.
Essayist--John W. Flynn, Prescott.
Tucson was chosen az the next meet.
ing place.
Several Of the local physicians de.
livered addresses or read papers at the
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-06-05
TELEPHONE LINE TO CAMP
VERDE.
lFrom Sundays Daily.l

NrTom SUNDAY D3ily.)
An appropriation has been made by
the forest service for the construc ton
Of telephone line from Flagstaff TO
Camp Verde, with view Of extending
it later TO Pine, Psyson and Roosevelt.
The line from Flagstaff TO Camp Verde
will undoubtedly be built this summer,
and the extensions will be added later.
w. Il. Herring, constructing engineer
of the forest service, was here in con.
sultation with Forest Supervisor Breen
the first Of the week.
The line will be connected with the
local telephone exchange ut Flagstaff
and II arrangements now contemplated
are carried out the Camp Verde term.
inal will be at Wing6eld's store.
Not more tnan FIVE connections will
be permitted between the two points,
but number of boxes will be dis.
tributed along the line for the use Of
forest rangers, who will be given keys.
These boxes can only be used by the
rangers as they will have 10 be cut
out when not in use, owing TO the
carrying capacity Of tina, length Of
line.
The forest service reserves n prefer.
encc right 20 use the line, but the gen.
eral public will be welcome to use II
free. 80 far as the forest service is con.
cerned. but will have 10 pay n nom.
inal switching charge TO the local tele-
phone company.
IL IL expected that "A short connect
ing line will DE built 20 connect Sc.
donia, and possibly at she Thomas ranch
on Oak Creek.
All that is asked Of the public in re.
turn for the use Of the line in . friendly
interest in advising the forest service
Of the location Of breaks. The line
will be- Of great benefit TO all concern.
cd and save many u trip TO those with
business interests at both points, and
by local interests. Assistance should
be given in keeping il up. -Coconino
Sun.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-06-05
GAVE EVIDENCE IN juicy ROOM
ALLEGED.
(From Saturdays Daily


One Of the surprises TO be sprung by
Attorney Leroy Anderson In arguing
the motion for a new trial for T. q.
Roach, convicted Of murder In the see.
ond degree at this term If the district
court, for the killing Of Jack Fletcher,
will be the afhdaviis Of four Of the
trial jurors, who declare that two Of
the jurors stated in the jury room that
they were perfectly familiar with tae
Crown King country and knew that
Roach was lying when he testified that
he spent the night on which Fletcher
met his death at the hands Of an az.
sassin, in deserted mining camp near
Crown King, for the reason that tncre
was no deserted mining camp in that
vicinity.
This statement was not made until
after the first ballot was taken, which
resulted in seven voting for acquittaI
and four for conviction, one juror not
voting. After the statement was made
by these two jurors the jury arrived
at n verdict Of guilty in the second de.
gree.
On these ahidavits Of the statements
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-06-05
GREEN, BLACK, GETS
FINED; NOW
BLUE
Attorney Anderson Has
Unique Plea For
Ping Pong
(From Tuesday's Daily.)

Darktown society Of the tbirty.sec
ond strata filed the court room in the
court house, yesterday afternoon,
where the trial Of one "Ping Pong"
Green was in progress before Justice
MeLane. Ping Pong was charged with
battery on the person Of his former
sweetheart, at whom he had ungallant-
ly thrown rocks, one striking Ger on
the elbow, after which escapade Ping
Pong took to the mountains, being later
captured and hailed before the court.
Leroy Anderson, who appeared for
Ping Pong, stated TO the jury that he
would stand personally responsible for
the amount Of n fine against his client
for disturbing the peace provided the
prosecuting witness was also charged
with disturbing the peace by indulging
in fight, but that he did not think IL
was justice 20 his client 20 be fined
for fighting while the other participant
was allowed 20 dcpar, with her robes
around her.
The jury, however. evidently thought
the female prosecuting witnesses ap-
pearance without "her robes around
her." would not be in strict conform
ity with the proprieties, as they re.
turned a verdict finding Green guilty,
fixing his fine at $50, and as q result
Green, the black man, is now blue.
II is understood that u complaint
charging the woman with disturbing
the peace will be sworn out today.
Mexican Bound Over.
Nicholas Montoys, foreman Of Joe
Roberts sheep herders, who was arrest.
ed on the charge Of assault with o
deadly weapon upon the person Of .
fellow countryman, named Herrara, in
front OF the Union saloon, yesterday
morning, at y O'Clock, was arraigncd'
and bound over to appear before che
next grand jury under $500 honda
Moutoys1 sliced the ontsV eovsring u
the other Mexican many times with bis
pocket knife, but the blade did not
penetrate the body. lie was aeon by
Chief Of Police Prince In the AAtAy,
and chased by the oticer To ths brewery
north Of the city, before HE capture
was elected. e' ~ fc -s,iAioo,gf
In default Of the required bond,qhe
went 70 the county. jail. '-i tif~sdi
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-06-05
oCInUlGB11o1R ID Aa1BsrHD,
ALSO NIs DOC. 'ea fe-


In less than three hours, yesterday
afternoon, after he arrived In town
from his camp in the Banning Creek
district, Nick Sehlumbergcr managed
to break into Jail and have his pct
dog landed in the city pound.
Schlumbsrgcr, who was we'll supplied
with money when he arrived, formed
the acquaintance Of u few coneeaial
friends, Who joined him in several
rounds Of liquid refreshments. After
an hour spent in this way ne was found
by Oniecr Tex Ferguson on tho street
and escorted 10 the city Jail. His
faithful dog followed him TO the door
OF the bastile, and while guarding the
door where his master WAS confined,
was gathered in by Alexander Hamil.
ton, the Official dog catcher.
About half an hour later Sehlun.
berger was araignsd In the recorders
court on the charge Of being intoxi.
Gated, and was discharged from Gus.
tody by the recorder, who also in
formed the industrious dog catcher that
he had no right to demand tar for the
faithful woody friend that was pa.
tiently waiting for its master.
"What amused me most. - said
Schlumberger, "wss the fact that the
black policeman arrested my dog NJ
ter the white one arrested me. "
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-06-05

with states, nations, planets and stars
for the prosecution Of great excava.
tions, such as canals, etc, and 70 per.
form any business performed by any
other corporation on this EARTH
II Attorney General Bonaparte con.
cludes TO grant articles Of incorpora.
ton TO the company, which he nas not
a legal OF other right TO do, and the
company gets TO doing business smooth.
ly, some Of the things that win hap.
pen will be these:
Wen have neither summer nor win.
ter, but mild. nice weather nj all
times. Nobody will die from disease
and no deaths win follow except from
meat axes and shotsuns. There will be
no yellow fever or malaria, as all mos.
quitoes and Aies will be destroyed.
Gold and silver win be manufactured
and not taken out Of tine earth. There
will be daily communication between
this country and Mars, and people who
do not like il here can 60 70 Mars and
start up in business. The meat trust
will be knoehcd out Of business, a. Il
will not be necessary TO grow swine
and cattle 40 long ~ the system will
furnish them. The south will cease to
grow cotton, a. clothes can also be
made by secret processes. Undiscov.
cred metals will not be discovered, and
the $4,000 people on the Panama canal
will lose their jobs, a. the canal will
be built by the latest process.
Anything else that can't be done
will b supplied by the new company,
sid anything tnst can be done now
will be pulled OF in the new way.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-06-05
REVENUE COLLECTOR HERE.

Harry T.. Bardshar, internal revenue
collector for Arizona and New Mexico.
with headquarters at Santa Fo. n. NJ.
arrived here Sunday on Official business
Mr.. Bardshar IL an old resident Of
Ysvapai county, aud was busy all day
yesterday renewing old acquaintance.
He was a member Of the command 81
Captain Buckley O'Neill in the Rouge
Riders, and was among the first mem
bers Of that regiment who re0eaed the
top Of Kettle Hin in the famous eharg.
IN which President Roosevelt, then
lieutenant colonel Of the regiment, was
q leading figure
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-06-05
WOULDN'T TRADE YAVAPI ron
ALL or soUTH11N CALI.
rO1NlA.
(Fsom Saturdays Daily.)

With his left arm in n sling and sew.
eral bruises on his body, George Willig,
formerly clerk at the scopel aotel, re-
turned here last night from Los An.
geles, where he was recently the vic.
tim Of an electric car accident that for
q time threatened serious results.
"No more Los Angeles for me-" said
Mr.. willig, as he stepped from the
southbound train. 81 was nearly kill.
ed by an electric ear down there, and
when l instituted suit against the
street railway company for damages,
the attorney for the corporation threat.
ened TO institute % cross suit against
me for knocking the paint off the side
Of the car ! coilided with in the acct
dent.
"They talk about southern Cali.
fornia being a great place" he added,
"but ] want 10 tell you right here
that, in my opinion, there is no place
like Arizona. II l owned Yavapai
county | would not trade il for all Of
southern California. have engaged
counsel in my suit against the car com
pany and am going after them. Ny
only regret il that I will have to 20
back TO the place to prosecute the
suit
Mr.. Willg was seriously injured in
the accident, and, he says, came near
losing his life M q result Of 1t.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-06-05
NEW MACHINERY FOR MOUNT
TRITLE MINES.


80 encouraged is the management of
the Mount Tritlc Copper company over
the development made in the Dunkirk
mine during the past few months, that
new machinery and equipme. has been
purchased in the past few
installed at once on the I.
a more extensive plan .,
will be inaugurated and Il.
opened on a large scale.
A 40.horse power boiler and a four.
drill air compressor is now en- route TO
the camp, to be set up near the mouth
OF the lower tunnel, where a force Of
men Is now at work grading the site.
A new building will be built over the
machinery, large enough to install a
go horse power boiler and concentrating
plant later, when the new plan Of de.
vclopmcnt is well under way.
The work Of running the lower tun.
mel anead along the vein has already
commenced and a site has been selected
for q new shaft TO be started at once
that will connect with No. 3 tunnel AZ
a depth Of 202 feet. In this tunnel,
which is now in $50 feet, there is a
threc.foot paystreak Of ore in the face,
recently uncovered, that samples Gao 10
the ton in gold, besides carrying good
values in copper and silver. The shaft
will connect with the tunnel about 100
feet farther ahead.
Regular monthly shipments Of about
200 tons Of ore are being made to the
Humboldt smelter. The output il pack
ed on burros and mules to Senator.
some three miles distant, where il il
loaded on wagons and hauled 70 the
Lynx Creek mouth Of the Poland tunnel
ana loaded on the narrow gauge cars
that run through the tunnel TO the Po.
land terminus Of the Bradshaw Noun.
tain railroad, across the range.
Besides the high grade ore being
shipped there is "A vast tonnage OF ore
blocked out in the mine and ON the
dumps that will be- treated in the pro.
'"scd concentrating plant to he install. |
% s'o-.
the proposed narrow gauge
ra from the Lynx Creek mouth Of
the Poland tunnel 10 the Lookout mines
is built, n branch will be constructed |
from II to the Davis camp, located with.
in a shor, distance Of the Dunkirk,
which will AFFORD railroad transporta. |
ton from the ground direct 20 the
Humboldt smeiter.
The holdings Of the Mount Tritlc |
Copper company, located on the south
ern slope Of Mount Tritle. near the
Of Slate creek. consist Of |
eleven claims, three Of which are held |
under United States patent, three upon
which patents have been applied for,
and the other five being unpatented.
The locations cover water rights vita
ample supply Of water for domestic AMI
reduction purposes.
w. c. Mays will leave here with a
force Of men, Sunday morning, TO com.
mencc the construction Of n telephone
line from Senator to the Dunkirk,
Davis snd Lookout camps. The line
will be rushed TO completion as fast
as possible as all three concerns are
now employing laree forces Of men
md keenly feel the necessity Of tele-
phonic communications with this city
and the outside world.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-06-05
IN LUCK.
k - He's a lucky fellow.

Jack - He's lucky fellow.
Ethel-Whyi
Jack - You know that 400 watch his
friends presented him With Well, he
succeeded in selling it for o..
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-06-05
COMPANY FORMED TO CONTROL
THE UNIVERSE.
(Fron Saturdays Daily.)


A special dispatch from Washington
DsC., says:
John J. Sanders Of Prescott, Ariz.
tAinks he has made o discovery thu,
viii place him at the head Of the great.
cot industrial trust ever conceived nv
the mind Of man, and b al
Ne attorney general 70 o.
concerning the proposed
Of his company.
The papers were forwarded 10 At.
tornsy General Bonapsrte by J. G,
Forest, deputy United States attorney
for the district Of Arizona.
The company for which incorporation
10 asked 10 TO be known ~ the Explosa.
ton Company Of the Universe, and the
claim il made that because tho com.
pany knows exactly what electricity il
10 will be able TO control hot and cold
waves and violent wind storms, cure
the insane and diseased, destroy tho in.
sset pests Of all nations, planets and
stars, explore and colonixe the solar ~
we'll ~ al other systems, and do sew.
eral other stunts Of IN interesting
character.
With Mr.. Sanders a. an incorporation
Of the "Exploration Company Of the
Univsrse," 10 . we'll known CaicaGo
nstaiiarxist, interested 10 several min
iaa ventures In Prescott and vicinity.
Prsseott 10 to be tho principal plses Of
business Of the company, which 10 20
b capitalized at 10000, 900, IL any.
body eaa be induced to subscribe the
capital
Article ! Of the articles Of incoFpor-
alton largely explains the proposed
business. II 10 - follows;
"TAe general nature Of the business
TO be transacted 10 70 manufacture all
Of the metals now known TO the metal
lssgist, snd metals that are not known
from the elements Of the universe; TO
enter into contracts with municipal cor.
porstions for the purpose Of furnish.
ing heat, light and water for municipal
and private purposes; to enter into
contracts with states, nations, and
other worlds for the purpose Of con
trolling hot waves, cold waves, and vio-
lent windstorms; to enter into contracts
with private institutions, countries,
states, nations and other worlds for the
purpose Of curing their insane and con
sumptives and for the eradication Of
all diseases that the human flesh 10 heir
to; to enter into contracts with states,
nations, planets and stars for the pur-
pose Of destroying their insect pests;
10 enter into contracts with individ-
uals, companies, corporations, munic-
qualities, states, nations, planets and
stars for the purpose Of conveying mes
sages, mails and freight from one to
tine other; to manufacture foods and
raiment from natures great store
house; to have the right on behalf Of
the government Of the United States to
e~,lore and colonize all worlds In our
- system and all other systems in
scrsej 70 enter into contracts
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1907-07-12
PINK CHIFFON
AND TEARS
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II love hlm-I do, and I will love
him.
Lady Peggy stood by her mirror
thinking about cabinet minister.
Then she brushed back the strands
of curly brown hair that never long
kept the decorous temple waves into
which her maid trained them, and add
ed, In her thoughts:
"Other girls marry boys, or ordinary
menfolk, and are happy enough, | sup
pose; I've forfeited all that sort of
prospect by caring for Lord Montlei-
thon; but I'm glad, and proud-not
sorry!"
The last two mental words were ac-
companied by stamp of small right
foot; then Lady Peggy tripped down
stairs into the hall, triumph Of sweet
ness, complexion and pink chiffon.
She patted her mothers knee as they
sat In the hired motor-brougham.
aren't L nice, mummie? It's mar
velous how l found such a new un-
crushed bargain as this frock. Messrs.
Oakley & Lemercier have never before
offered anything so good"
There were hundreds of minute ruch-
ings, with lace Insertions, and the wild
rose shade was quite rapturous.
II wish l could make a great success
to please you, NUNS, but II l can't,