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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-04-29

grounds m the Murphy addition m North Prescott. free of rental, the com ing season.
 An enthusiastic meeting of the club was held. sunday night at which Whirlwind Water Wagon' Wilson wns elected captain. Arrangements were made for C. r.. Rheinhart. of Can. anca. Mexico. who pitched here last year to join the team at an early date. IT, J.. Rcdman, another crack pitcher, was also ordered here from Los An gclcs at once and advised to bring a first class catcher with him from the City of the Angels.
 When seen yesterday afternoon, Cap tain Wilson said that he had not made a lineup of the new team yet but an nounced that beyond any doubt, tho best ball ever played here would be seen on the local grounds this season
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-04-29
HELD TO ANSWER FOR DEADLY
 ASSAULT.
dFrom Sundays Dsily)

Faustina Cruz and Alfonso Moreno were arraigned in the court of Justice of the Peace McIanc yesterday after noon at o'clock on the charge of as saut with n deadly weapon and held to appear before the next grand jury m. der $500 bonds. Cruz and Moreno as Saulted Angel Perez in Granite street resort, saturday night, April Is. Cruz fired five shots nt Perez one of which entered Pcrcz's back, and Moreno slashcd Perez with a knift tnrcc times. inflicting slight wounds. Cruz and Moreno are inmates of the county j,'l in default of the required bonds.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-04-29
Thirty-five Tons Ave aging. Fifty Dollar
 From l30Ft. Level
Pay Ledge From S Inches To , Feet Wid|
 Running High
(From Tuesdays Daily

Charles Schmidt and Joseph Dou crty made a thirty.fvc ton shpmsnl ore from the Indiana mine 10 the Paso smelters, yesterday. The ore ries average values in gold of s,1 ton. The consignment was re,ss mined from n drift from the l3O.! level in the shaft. The drift is in n distance of 80 feet along vein, the paystreak showing from inches to two feet in thickness. Sd of ihc ore carries very high grade g| but Schmidt and Doughcrty eon,lu( after some experiments to ship thirty.6ve ton lot at an average va| of $50 to the ton rather than ss( the expenses .of asserting it ir,q higher grade.
 The Indiana group of six elain'( located n mile and half south Granite mountain and one mile of Alto siding on the s. F., P. t| Considerable development has b| done on the claims, in all of u4 tncreis n good ore showing. sev4 thousand tons of low grade ore ard sight in the New York claim, one the group in which there is sunk over 100 feet in depth Od quartz ledge several feet in thick which carries values from s6 to [. the ton.
 Mir. Scnmidt, who is conducting O ations there in a modest way left night for his camp after attending the ore shipment and getting . signmcnt of supplies ready for ment.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-04-29
OUTLOOK FINE FOR HIGH GLASS
 BASEBALL.
frrom sundny,a pnilyl

The directors of the Prescott Base. ball club and n number of players met last night in the supervisors room at the court house and formally organized by elccting officers. lt was decided to issue the stock subscribed Tuesday. The sonccnsus of opinion of tho directors present was that the outlook for sue ccssful season and nigh class sport was never brighter
 This afternoon practice matinee will bc held at the ball park. All play CTS are invited to be there, but the fol lowing named are urged 10 be present in uniform: Sheppard, Burgett, Key miller, .Grealcy, Ryer, Mitchell, Miller Doe. Lamson, Wilson, Thomas, the crack fielder and hitter from Jerome and Marshall, who played with Pasa dena all the southern California winter season, and was good enough for a try out in big league company against thu Chicago White Sox.
 Before play is called, the assembled stars will elect captain for the sea son. Frank Grabb has been appointc, official umpire, and committee ap pointed to arrange schedule of game for the summer.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-04-29
WHEN Is \ L0B0 NOT X LOb0
 ????
(rrom Tuesdays Daily)

When a lobo is not lobo, the great question now confronting the board of supervisors of almost every county in the Territory, will be settled by the district court of Pima county, when the suit of Frank B. Cole, Jr., against Pima county comes up for hearing be. fore Judge Campbell.
 Cole presented fourteen hides to the Pima supervisors, with a demand claim. ing the statutory $20 bounty each for lobo hides The supervisors held that all were coyotes and offered to pay the usual sl bounty on eacn. Cole refused to accept the decision of the super. visors and entered suit against the county for the collection of $2sO. the statutory amount paid for lobo scalps and hides.
 Tho Pima county supervisors will contest the suit and in case a verdict IS rendered in favor of Cole, will, 1t is alleged, appeal the case to the supreme court of the Territory. The Pima su. pervisors claim that the lobo wolf is extinct and that the species of wolf commonly known as the lobo is a spc. c'es Of coyote. Tneir view is shared to some extent by the supervisors of this county, who have claims now on file m the office of the board for bountles on eleven lobo hides, which they Aatly refuse to honor.
 Seven of the hides in dispute here were purchased from Kit Carson grandson of the veteran trapper and hunter Kit Carson, who claims to have killed over 10000 wild animals Of all kinds, declares that the fou, hides sold by him to Clerk Peter of the the board of supervisors, and three hides disposed of to Nathan Low arc 'hose of the genuine lobo wolf. Hi, views are not shared by the members or the board who have already refused to honor the claims, although it is al 'leged Clerk Peter and Merchant Lew
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-04-29
PROBATE COURT MArrBsa
From Tuesdays Daily,

From Tuesdays Daily, ,J
 Ed. $. Wright was appo'n'ed aa1 istrator of the estate of Mrs. Ss'1 Wright, deceased, in the probate q yesterday. The accounts of George P H"1 ton, special administrator Of the e'] of John Thomas, deceased, were ai| ed approved and settled The 'p1 administrator was charged vl'a ing received &443.46 and credited having paid out to himself, l" Ts' administrator of the estate, 'ne sum. An order was made ana en'' discharging him as special admln''' !" or and appointing J. c. Bradbury V Bennett and c. A. Peter, Jr., app'" of the estate.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-04-29
FIRST GLASS BALL FOR PRESCOTT
 FANS
frrom Tuesdays Daily)

Ever foremost in any movement for the advancement of the interests of the city of Prescott and it's people, Frank M. Murphy, president of the s. F, P' & P. ana the director of a nun. Der of mining and industrial enter. priscs in this and other counties of the Territory, assured committee of the Prescott Baseball club yesterday of his hearty support in arousing interest in the national game and pledged the as. 'oc'at'on the use of the local ball
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-04-29

Owing to inability to secuN Elks' opera house on April % 'n, previously announced, th' mus''' dramatic program of .be pupils 0' elementary class c' s'' '0 academy has been postponed May 6.
 T. + + + + + + + +f+ +T' paid Trapper Carson the 'u'' '''' of the statutory bounty m ' merchandise. =.
 The outcome of the Pima '0' suit is awaited by every eooh" Territory where tho supef'''' in doubt as to what constitu'.' inc lobo wolf. It is hin'ed n'" Kit Carson and other well h"'' u pers and hunters of this county V" ', called as witnesses in the 'r'.' " case of Cole versus Pima eoun"'
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-04-29
FROM MISSOURI, HE HAD ID BE
 SHOWN Now Stockholders Will Spent $60.000 On The
 Copper Queen
Judge Fairhurst Likely To Bring Family Here
 To Reside
(From Tuesdays Daily)

AfTOW ih'NutN bhHlp
 Sixty thousand dollars or more K te be expended within the present year on the development of the Arizona Copper Queen mine, located on Copper Crock, 60 miles southeast of Prescott.
 This statement is made on the au thority of Judge Thomas Fairhurst, of Platte City, Missouri. wno will himself invest thousands and advise his neigh bor-. who already have considerable holdings in the property. to do the same.
 Judge Thomas Fairhurst is . name to conjurc with in the section of Missouri from which hc halls. He is n man of large holdings of farming and city property in his nome state. and has been highly honorcd by his home coun. ty by being elected county judge number of times with little opposition. He came to Arizona some weeks ago as committee of one, selected by all the Missouri stockholders, to thorough ly investigate the Copper Queen and re port to them. I, is on his report that the stockholders are waiting before making investment of many thousands of dollars.
 Judge Fairnur-t, and C. S. Bone, the agent of the property, who has himself spent large sums in developing the Copper Queen. were guests at the St. Michacl's sunday and Monday, lcay. ing for Platte City on the Monday af tcrnoon train.
 dcrful possibilities, said Judge Fair hurs, while seated in the lobby of the St. Micheal. Not only are you rich in mineral, hut large part of your Territory is subject to profitable agri. cultural development. and h time, with water. which will come. will support a splendid population. The climate is the finest I ever experienced, and when I get back to Platte City l am going to tell my wife and children that Pres cott, to my mind, iaa mighty fine place to build a home and live. When n man reaches my age, ilbd has attained a comfortable competence, he ought to look about and find a place where he can enjoy life most. These days and nights are delicious, simply delicious,
 Regarding the Copper Queen mine, l came out hero with MT. Bone at the request of some of my neighbors to make a thorough examination of the property, have been amazed at wha, I have seen. Mir. Bone stands very high in Kansas City, where he lives but he is a mining man, and my kind of people have come to look somewhat askance at any man promoting n min ing property. However, l am glad that came. The Copper Queen is 2 magnificent property, and saall sure ly put some more money into 1t my self and advise my ncighbors to do tho some. The ore bodies are simply mag nifccnt. IL is planned Co begin devel oping at once, going down 800 feet t' begin with, and then developing thu orc bodies. Much of the rock run very high in copper and the gold anc silver in the rock is probably sufieien to pay all the expenses of operating,
 Judge Fairhurst declares that th
 farming country where he lives is tn
 richest on earth, but the climate i ! one of extremes. His farm of slightl. rolling land on the Platte river is sai' to be the finest in the state of Missouri
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-04-29
(From Tucsday's Dnilyl Juniper Visitor.

Juniper Visitor.
 l.. l.. Johnson. of Juniper, is here on a, business visit. Jerome Junction Visitor.
 Charles Burkcs, of Jerome Junction, s visiting in the city. Here On Busipess
 Nelson Puntenncy. of Puntenney, is hero on n short business visit. Mining Man Here.
 Uharlcs Carman, the Turkey district inning man, tx hero on business, Left For Phoenix.
 District Attorney R. F.. Morrison is .rlo Phoenix on professional business.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-04-29

Get copy of the Journal Miner 's Industrial and Mining edition of 6t pages before the supply Is exhausted. ''
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-04-29
Win Visit Grandma.

Charles Dwyer Jeff yesterday for his former nome in Marion county, Ohio, in response to telegram announcing the serious illness of his grandmother Mir. Dwyer has been the guest of his uncle, Tim Fell, in inc Agua Fria val lev, several months
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-04-29
Home From San Diego.

Attorney r. W. O'Sullivan, of tn law firm of Ross & Sullivan, arrive' nome Sunday from san Diego from
 visit with his family, who are spendinI the summer there. He saw the battle ship fleet during his stay on the coast
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-04-29

Hear the sixteen young isa'''| "Tne Yankee Sailor Boy eno''' Elks' opera house, May b.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-04-29
Congress Merchant Visits.

Dominic sanita, the Congress mcr chant. paid short business visit Co the city yesterday during which he paid Q pleasant rall to the Journal Miner office. He left last night on the south bound train for home.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-04-29
Wiss Visit Relatives.

Miss Hattie Erion, who recently closed successful term of the Hum boldt schools, was an outgoing pas sengcr yesterday afternoon for Au gusts, Ky, whore she will be the guest of relatives until time to return here to take charge of the Shelter City .ehools for the ensuing scnool year.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-04-29
Will Bee the Fleet.

Mr. and Mrs. Otto vogel. of Jerome and Miss l.crtha Frisch, of this city will leave Wednesday morning for Lo Angeles and San Francisco. They vii visit the battleship fleet at the Colder Gate
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-04-29
Back From Trip.

Back From Trip.
 Deputy sheriff John Merritt arrived home yesterday from m official trip througn tho eastern part of the county. The Verde valley, Beaver, Sycamore, and Ash Greeks, squaw Peak and May or was included in his itinerary. In conversation with Journal Miner man. he said that he found prosperity prevailing in all the sections visited and great activity in the Sycamore Creek section, where the Arizona Pow CT Company has large force of men employed in the building of a wagon road to the site of the company's pro posed power plant on Fossil creek.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-04-29
City News
 ....In Brief
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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-04-29
Welcomed Back.

Miss Linn Moan, who visited here some time ago, and who returned here last night from her old home in Ohio to he the guest of her sister, Mrs. Y. F.. Barrett for some time, was welcom. od back to Prescott last night at the depot by large number of friends and aequaintances she endcared her self 10 during her former visit. Rumor has it that she will not return single to the RnekeYc State
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-04-29
Here From Phoenix.

Here From Phoenix.
 NIT. and Mrs. Charles Bowers and baby returned Sunday from an ex' tended visit with relatives and friends in the Sal, River valley. Left For Tucson.
 Mrs. William Mccormick and family were outgoing passengers yesterday morning for Tucson after a pleasant four months visit here with relatives and friends
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-04-29
Summer Concerts.
lHft For Congress Junction.

Thomas Cannon. of McCracken, left last night for Congress Junction, to ship horses and mules, which he recent " purchased for his freighting outfit between Yucca and the McCrscken snins.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-04-29
Circulating Among Friends.
Williams Visitors.
A Short Visit.
Home From Trip.

Homo From Trip.
 ]. W. Hobbs and ]. F.. TIoulihan n rived home last night from mine II -pcction visit in the Mineral Poir district.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-04-29
will Visit Jerome.

Senator Clark. of Montana. prrsi- 'Si.ni of inc United Verde Copper com s,aDy, gill arrive in Jerome today on Jno of his periodical visits to the Top per City.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-04-29
Back From California.

T n. Brock returned here yesterday .rors Indio, California, where he has decided tO make his future home, After II short business visit here he will re. surp to the Golden state
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-04-29
Home Form Phoenix.

Home Form Phoenix.
 Miss Dixie Wellington arrived hom yesterday afternoon from an cxtcn' cd visit with friends in Phoenix an the Salt River valley.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-04-29
uuild Meeting.

There will toe special meeting of St Nary's Guild, for the annual cloc- ''in of officers, on Wednesday, April 70, hi inc Guild rooms. A full attend. incr K earnestly desired.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-14
La triSte CaDCi0D
"A nj hermanita
Angelina.D

| La lux exhausta de Ia candileja 81
rehej6 en- ell semblante de Marcelino
Exaltado por la bebida, terminaba ST
ultima copla. Las guitarras enmudecie
ron de pronto y ell *cantaorD con vol
CAMEO relampagueo de ira pidi6 re
moJar su gaznate no cesando los
apiausos en- la pequena habitacion de
Elisa.
En- torno suyo bullian risas alboro-
tadas, estribillos de canciones locas,
trozos de zarzuela opera, doctrinas
salpicadas de tango Ell Il arroyo po~
pular, aunadas Ia tempestad de a
quella noche de orgia.
De pronto RENO el slleneio. La voz
de Elisa, duena Y sonora de aque-
los honores, Sc escuchd:
---Veis amigos mios aquel anciano
que duras penas Gamma en- direc-
ci6n aca, 10 veis' viene llorando
Todos miraron Ia vez donde Eli
sa senalaba, asintieron con la ca
beza
Pues bien - continu6 Elisa aquel
anciano de luenga barba blanca, hun
didos srs ojos por las iagrimas en-
enormes cuencas, apoyado EN- un palo,
todo andrajoso ' apretando en- sus
luesudos dedos un vieJo violin, aquel
que veis venlr. es mi padre.
Y las lagrimas dc aquella extra
I
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-14

Aquf interrumpio su historic. La
lllegada del anciano dando trastumbos
pvr la debilidad eaus6 en- todos los
eorazones una dolorosa impression
De pronto sc ego su voz tartamuda
y lastimera pidiendo una hnosna
Marcelino Sc alz6 de su asiento, ba-
j6 los seis peldaRos de La escalera y
ayud0 subir al padre de Elisa
Ell anciano en- estado febril, confor-
me subia las esealeras sujeto por los
brazos de NarceliRo, cantaba esta iris
tie canci6n:
oEn olvido enterr6 la hija del alma,
Con hojas lie cubri de ceiba y palma
Para que mis- oJos no la pudieran yer;
Mas Ay del eoraz0n La dulce calma
Hayose para no volver.D
Elisa tapada la cara con sus maneci-
tas, sollozaba con ese hipo que parte
del coraz6n.
FL anciano reanimado por un POGO
de Brandy, Sc incorpor6 en- su asien-
to con spagada mirada pregunto
Il los concurrentes:
.Por que llora esa joven tan her
mosaY Que dolores lie agobian ell al
maj All 81 sus lagrimas fueran
de sangre como las mias, sus dolo-
res tuyieran la brumaz6n de La muer-
te, entonces, Dios mio no existe en- la
vida NADIA mas que La middleton de
oquel que mace bajo un vaticinio fu-
nesto y continue; Yo. que tras eStas
rugosas carnes late un coraz6n por
una hija perdida, que en- mis- amos de
juventud abandone atravieso por los
ccrros y picachos en- las cuatro esta.
cl0nes del anO con tltanlco cantar trls-
te, mugido de alondra que perdi6 su
nido, vislumbrando tan solo entire re-
sequidso y lagrimas derramadas, las
mortales ansias de una fe perdida..
Chist Sllencio ---exclam0 Elisa ,po-
mendose en- pie y secandose las lagri-
sAmigos mios, guardad el secre-
to, que la vida de este anciano depen-
de dc una impression desfavorable Ca
da cual sus casas. Dejadme q So
las con mi conciencia
va en- la calle el grupo de amigos
de Elisa oyeron las notas arrancadas
del violin Sus somdos eran lastime-
ros.
Mentras tanto el anciano con sus
acompasados pasos bajaba una honda
NADIA de un camino opuesto, oyendo-
Sc al alejarse muy dolorosa su triste
canci0n.
B. Portela Alvarez.
(Paterol)
Octubre % de 1905
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-14
C0nte ntandO
al pretediente


Nueva York sabado-Dicen los despachos recbidos
de Madrid que entire los altos personaes que rodean
Rey Don Alfonso trata de hacer concilacion
ire ell monarca el pretendiente
Al efecto, tratase de nombrar al principe Don Jaime
de Borbon captain general honorario del ejercito
panol
Entire los elementos hberaes ha producido muy NAL
efeco e proposito del goberno que cahcan de alberta
mente reaccionario.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-14
mr.. Bryan Sc va a Mexico
a DEsCANsAR DE La CAMPANA

rueva York sabado-Mr Bryan, ell candidate demo
erasa anuncia que hara viaje MeJlco oonoe per
.nanecera una temporada regular descansanoo ae iA
aassgas de la ruda campana electoral que La i''
CON gran ardimiento. ...uo
;ro+re nolitico saldra para republica mellcana
Cd lunes ,x .or
mr Bryan ha manifestado que no piensa oeieoiA'
srrencias nj hablara pnbhco
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-14
Un nuevo subsecretario
Ell SUBSTITUTE DE METCALF

Nueva York, sabado-Mr. Roosevelt ha acceptable la
samisi6n de Mr. Metcaf ha nombrado para sucederle
Mr Newberry.
El nombramiento ha sido muy bien acogido, por con-
errr ell subsecrtaro condiciones de extraor
anario valef personal de competencia ndiscutibe.
& sub-secretaro ha tornado possession de 81 car
Yo esta manana
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-14
Con eI TX aiser has Ia
- muerte


Nueva York, sabado-Avlsan los despachos recibidos
de Berlin que ell principe de Buow ha decarado que
los momentos actuaes de dhcultad para e gober
no. haoen NAL los que lie atribuyen prop6stos de nsstir
dimison presentada
E quiere compartir ell Kaiser la difici response
bildad de las presentes crcunstancas, permanecera
puesto hasta que ell conicto haya solucionado
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-14
Service Especial del Doicl1n mercanl'l
0ABLEGRAMAS.
Ia tragedia de I'm trono
LOS EMPERADOREs DE CHINA

Nueva York sabado.-Los despachos llegados de Pc
kim dicen que ha muerto ell Emperador de China es-
tando fallecmiento rodeado del mas impenetrable
misterio.
Las noticias que Sc reciben ultimamente. dcen que
la Emperatriz esta agonizando
En- del trono historico del mperio celeste for
ia una horrenda tragedia que ha producdo universal
espectacion.
Las noticas recibidas hasta ultima bora aclaran
el misterio
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-14
Eaor&.nsiasmo electoral
en- Cuba


ny,ovo Work. sabado-Llegan noticas de la Habana,
ID renta del entusiasmo electoral que nota entire
aos electores de ambos partdos
Contndan las senales favorables al candidate hoef&
ume cuenta hasta ahora una probable mayoria
=, orden mas absolute prevalece en- ell pals
Tos conservadores obstante los runores crouian-
aes luchan por candidate
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-14
VENlA UE NIATER1ALhN
PARA IMPRENTA

Por fata de local taIeres enendo que habts
stio para e lazameno de guna maqunas "Lnotype
eaizan precios muy bato chivaetes caa componedoes
oda case de titles para mpena Tamb6n venden tipos
buen estado q veine pesos quinta.
Aproveclad esta oca'slon
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-13
FIRE INSURANCE ROW.
Agents Charge Discrimination
Against Ogden.

Carl Scheid, manager of the Utah
branch of the Pacific board of fire under
writers. was in Ogden yesterday after
noon in connection with a fight which
has been started by the chamber of COM
merce and local insurance agents against
what they claim is unfair discrimination
against this city in the matter of rates on
dwelling houses
Ii is claimed that the basic rate on
brick residences here is % cents while IN
Salt Lake the rate is only % cents for the
same protection. On frame dwellings the
rate here is 90 cents and in Salt Lake only
10 cents. Some days ago local agents took
the matter up with Mr.. Scheid. so they
say, but received little satisfaction. The
question was then carried over his head
and submitted to the higher officials OF
the board at San Francisco.
This was said to be the beginning of
battle which the agents who have taken
up the fight assert they will see through
10 the finish. j. NJ. FOrTistall is one of
the local insurance writers who has been
most active in the matter, and the cham
Der of commerce has appointed a COM
mittee 10 investigate Some of the agents
have asserted that unless Ogden is grant
ed the same rates as is Salt Lake, they
Will start writing for the nOn-bOard COM
panies which. il is said, would be glad to
take insurance at the lower rate.