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Weekly journal-miner., 1908-12-02
HEAVY SNOW STORM MAkESSHEEPMEN
 JUb|LANT
Prescott Precipitation Represented Three
 Inch Fall
From Saturdays Daiiy)

From saturdays DailyD Yesterdays and Thanksgiving days storms appear Co have been general all over the high attitudes of northern
 Arizona as well as in the desert
 ranges of southern Yavapai and norto. crn Maricopa counties. The precipita. ton was .3l inches here yesterday, representing about three inches of snow.
 Passengers who arrived on tho Crown King train from Cordes say that the snowfall was heavier in that section than here and that the storm appeared to be heavier in the Brad. shaw mountains and south to the Mar. ieopa county line. Passengers who arrived here from Phoenix on the af. ternoon train state that tho snowfall changed to rain from Skull valley south, extending into Maricopa coun. ty, where the rainfall appeared to be heavy.
 Sheep owners, who are working taeir
 iocks southward from the mountain pastures of Geronimo county, are ju. bilant over tho outlook for good feed on the winter pastures of southern lavapai and northern Mlricopa coun. ty. They estimate that the number Of sheep headed this way IS as great as last year and anticipate that the feed will be better and come out earlier on the winter ranges this year than last, when many sheep pcrished in the win. ter storms which were unusually cold. + l. + + l. + I. l. l. i. 1. + I. + Left for Phoenix.
 r. k. stewart, general agent of the Occidental Insurance Company, left last night for the company's head. quarters in Phoenix, after spending a pleasant Thanksgiving with his fam fly.
 Will Leave on Hunt.
 Lee Pfau, general manager of the Verde River Copper Company, and Joe Archambeau will leave this morn. ing on deer hunt in the Copper Creek section of the Hassayampa district.
 l.. l.. Deuell, prominent wool grower of Coconino county, arrived here yesterday from Cordes on sheep business. He is working his focks slowly to the desert pastures of south. ern Yavapai county wnere hundreds of thousands of sheep are wintered.
 Deputy Sheriff Merritt arrived home afternoon from an official visit to the San Carlos reservation and Gila county, where he summoned witnesses in the case of Charley Ma kee and Charley F., Tonto Apache In. dinns, charged with murder, and an Indian interpreter, to appear at this term of the district court.
 Attorney Leroy Anderson is moving his library and other office effects from his present quarters in tho Law Ter block to the three north rooms of the second story of the Masonic Tem- pie building.
 Jesus Soza, who pleaded guilty to assault with deadly weapon in Ash Fork m court last week, was sentenced to pay fine of $20O and in default to serve 100 days in the county jail. In default of tho payment of the Rne he was remanded to the custody of the sheriff.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-12-02
(From Saturdays Daily)

(From Saturdays Dailyl Camp Verde Visitor.
 Henry See of Camp Verde is here on a business visit.
 Back from Jerome.
 r.. D. Hurley returned last night from short visit in Jerome. Hero from Hillside. John Roberts, the Hillside merchant and mining man, is here on business. Back from Jerome.
 Attorney ]. r. Wilson arrived home last night from n professional visit to Jerome.
 Mine Manager Visits.
 George q. Yourg, goieral manager of the Dcrjy mine. is here on mining business.
 skylisht City Visitor. Ed Jensen of Flagstaff arrived here last night from the Skylight City on sheep business.
 Back from Jerome. r.. D. Hurley arrived home last night from visit to his mines in the Verde district south of Jerome. Back from Bouse.
 George Mayer has returned from an extended engagement on the prelimi nary railroad survey from Bouse to the Signal and Planet mines. Wool Grower Visits.
 1T. F. Carpbell, the Flagstaff wool grower, arrived nore last night from the Skylght City on sheep business. Enjoying Vacation. Jo Mackin is in the city from the Big Stick mine enjoying n well earned vacation among his many friends here. Passed Through.
 Dan Cargill of Harrington passed through here last night on his way to Phoenix and the Salt River valley, where he vii enjoy a ten days vaca. | ton.
 Suffering from Rheumatism.
 John Thiebold arrived home yester nay rom soJourn at Agua Calienta Hot Springs, where he failed to get relief from a virulent attack of rheu. matism.
 Home from thc Springs. Mir. and Mrs. A. j. Head were the only excursionists to Castle Hot Springs who returned home yesterday. The others will tarry at the popular resort n few days.
 Back from Big Stick. J. II. Morrison arrived home yester. day from the camp of the Big Stick Gold Mining Company in the Santa Maria district, where he reports tho company pushing development. Bounty Pelt Contributions.
 George Duif of Jerome Junction add. cd the scalps and hides of seven wild cats and four coyotes, and Thomas McGrew, the outer covering of one feline to the board of supervisors collection of bounty hides yesterday. Both filed claims for the statutory bountiea
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-12-02
Left for Home

Left for Home
 r.. N Marlowe icft yesterday for ni, home in Williamson valley after two days visit here on stock business Mine Manager Here.
 J. E. Cleveland. general manager of the Central Arizoua Copper Company, operating in the Black Hills district, is here on business of his company. Will Spend Thanksgiving Here.
 j. W. Waara, forest ranger of the Groom Creek section of the Prescott National Forest. came in last evening 10 spend Thanksgiving with friends. Home from Visit
 County School Superintendent j. E. Jolly arrived home yesterday after noon from an official visit to tue Wal nut Grove and other schools in inc southern part of the county. Left for Home
 District Attorney Henry F. Ashurst of Geronimo county left yesterday for his home in Flagstaff. after thrcc days professional visit here. He will locate here permanently in January. Visiting Relatives. C. \. Ferguson, the Mayer mining man. formerly connected with the local newspaper offices, arrived here last evening from his mines in the lower Big Bug district, to spend Thanksgiving with hi, relatives. Stopped Over Here.
 Mr. and Mrs. W. IT, LcPagc stopped over here last night to spend Thanks giving with relatiyes on their way to Tucson. where they will reside. Mrs. LcPage is pleasantly remembered here by many friends as Miss Hattie Mer. ritt.
 Will Spend Thanksgiving Home.
 Van Dickson and William Ritter. who served as trial jurors in the dis trict court, were outgoing passengers last night for their homes in Skull and Thompson valleys. where they will spend Thanksgiving with their fami lies. Left for Jerome.
 Mrs. B. II. Smith. Ernest Emanuel and James Laudenslager left yester. day morning for Jerome. where they furnished music at grand ball given by the Knights of Pythias last nigat. They will play for ball at Jerome Junction tonight.
 Left for Home.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. r.. Johnson and baby were outgoing passengers yester. day afternoon for their home iy .Jer. ome Junction. after three days wis. it here. During his stay he was treat ed by local physician for an injury to his spine
 Probate Business.
 A petition of Angclika Catherine Nicmock. nee Angelika Catherine kranss, praying for authority to draw funds from the county treasury cred tied to the estate of Charles Price, de. ceased filed in the probate court yes. terdny, was set for nearing December l5.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-12-02
Will Spend Thanksgiving Home.

Van Dickson and William Ritter who served as trial jurors in the dis trict court, were outgoing passenger last night for their nomes in Skull and Thompson valleys. where they vii spend Thanksgiving with their fami lips
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-12-02
Jerome Editor Here.

Frank F.. Smith, editor of the Jcr' omc Copper Belt and chairman of the county Republican central committee, spent Thanksgiving with his many friends here. He reports prosperous business conditions prevailing in the Conner City.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-12-02
Stopped Over Here.

Mr. and Mrs. w. IT, LcPagc stoppc, over here last night to spend Thanks giving with relniivcs on their way tc Tucson. where they will reside. Mrs LcPage is pleasantly remembered ber' by many friends as Miss Hattie Mer ritt
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-12-02
Finished Preliminary Survey.

IT. l.. Fishcl, constructing engineer of the Arizona and California railroad arrived ncrc yesterday morning iron Rouse. where he recently finished pre- liminary surveys for n branch rail road to the Signal and Planet mines
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-12-02
Will Till Valley Soil

Mr and Mrs. Charles w. Boren and family left yesterday for the Verde valley where he will engage in agri' culture next spring.
 Delivered Fat Steers.
 .i. D. Glenn, his son, John Glenn, and Ernest Mahurin, of Del Rio, de. livctcd consignment of fat steers to inc O. K. meat market last evening The bccvcs are from the Upper Verde and Chino valley ranges.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-12-02
Visiting Relatives.

C. \. Ferguson, inc Mayer minin man. formerly connected with th local newspaper offices, arrived her last evening from his mines in th lower Big Bug district, to spcn Thanksgiving with his relatives.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-12-02
Home from Visit.

County School Superintendent j. E Jolly arrived home yesterday after noon from an official visit to thc Wal nut Grove and other schools in th, southern part of the county.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-12-02
Left for Home

District Attorney Henry F. Ashurs of 'oconino county left yesterday fo his home in Flagstaff. after a thrc days professional visit here He vii locate here permanently in January.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-12-02
Left for Jerome.

Mrs. B. II. Smith. Ernest Emanuel and James Laudenslagcr left yester. day morning for Jerome. where they furnished music at grand ball given by the Knights of Pythias last nigat. They will play for ball at Jerome Junction tonight.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-12-02
VIII Spend Thanksgiving Here.

! W. Waara, forest ranger of th' Groom Creek section of the Prescott National Forest, came in last cvenin, 10 spend Thanksgiving with friends.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-12-02

Jack Jaeger, chief engineer of tn B. F, P. < P, and leased lines, arrive, homo yesterday from n visit to Parke on railroad business.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-12-02
Spent Thanksgiving Homo.

Chester Dickerson, who is serving on the trial jury in the district court, returned from his home in Ash Fork last night after spending Thanksgiv. ing Day with his family.
The Washington times., 1908-11-10

indigestion, sleeplessness, nervousness.
sometimes the heart acts badly, rheU-
mdtlsns blOaung, lack of ambition, may
De loss OF flesh, sallOw complexion.
Prevalenoy OF Kidney Disease.
Most people do not realize the aIarm-
ing increase and remarkable prevalency
OF kidney disease. While kidney dis
orders are the most common diseases
that prevail they are almost the last
recognized by patient and physicians
who content themselves with dOctorinZ
the effects. while the original diseaF
undermines the system.
A Trial VIII COnv1ncs Anyons.
In taking Swamp-Root you AFFORD
natural help TO Nature, for SwamD-RooC
is the most perfect healer and gentle aid
70 the kidneys that has yet been dis
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II you are already convinced that
SWamp-ROOt IS what you need, you can
purchase the regular dfty-Cent and one
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Don't make any mistake, but remember
the name, DR.. Rilmer's Swamp Root.
and the address. BlnghamtOn y. Y
which you viii find on every bottle.
@ The wonderful merits Of Swamp Root
OK of valuable information, both sent
ms many OF the thousands Of letters
d Swamp-ROot TO be just the remedy
is so well known that our readers are
dress DR.. Kilmer & Co.. Blnghamton.
erous OFFER in The Washington Daily
guaranteed.
The Washington times., 1908-11-10
PLAN To REBUILD
THE BLISS SCHOOL
Modern Building to Be
Erected-Temporary
Quarters Found. /.

With the ashes Of the Bliss Electrical
School still hot. one hundred and thirty
students Of this institution assembled
in the old town hall at Takoma Park
today where the regular lectures were
continued. Ollcloth. with a backing OF
rough plalks, was improvised as
blackboard, and plaHks thrown across
wooden trusses served as desks. The
basement Of the Presbyterian Church is
being used as a drawing room, and ci-i-
Zens and students are busIIy engaged IN
The construction OF a temporary laBora-
tory near the site Of the old building
The citizens and town council OF Ta-
kOma Park have deCreed that a thor
oughly freprOOf and modern Institution
snail replace the old building.
Following a meeting of the citizens.
the town council met last night and
the question Of alleviating the wants Of
the student body Of the Bliss school was
the CHIEF item Of business. The bodI
was unanimous that the Bliss School
should and would be built on more sub
stantial unes. Although not definitely
decided upon, K Is probable that bonds
viii re issued and that the school viii
be granted loan.
The Washington times., 1908-11-10

all the towns Of the state have forbid
den the selling Of liquor and have shat
tered the whisky power which boldly
tried 90 dominate elections. Since the
late adjournment OF Congress he has
delivered several lectures and addresses
iu the South. notably at the recent IN
yelling Of the Davis memorial at Rich
mona. The writer was fortunate enough
his home. where with his wife, who was
Miss Elizabeth CObey burlington. he
0ispenscs charming hospitality
Next 10 Edward Ward CarmaCk, IT.,
now eight years old the most valued
possession Of the family is the hand
some silver loving cup lately presented
20 the Senator by thousands of his con-
stituents. On il is inscribed.
"a Statesman and Nobleman."
HE would have been an ornament to
British parliameuts that knew Burke
and Fox and Pitt. He would have been
distinguished in American Senates that
contained Clay and Calhoun and Web
ster. He might have been rich. He had
but TO stOOp. But in the true
sense who daTes TO say this American
senator is p0or2 Where is the man who
does not respect him? All the wealth Of
either Ind would not buy for the bas.
his lofty character. his unblemished
honor"
Next door 20 the Carmack home
stands the ancient house from which
James K. Polk more than half a ceh-
fury ago was summoned TO the Presi-
dency.
Tennesseeans say there Is prophecy in
this.
The Washington times., 1908-11-10
WHICH
CAUSED A MURDER

1t Is believed the editorial that
was the direct caus~ of the shoot
Ing was one printed yesterday
morning under the caption, ''The
Diplomat of the Zweibund."
II reads
''iO Msior Duncan Brown Cooper,
who wrought the g-eHt cOaIitiony
who achieved the harmonious con-
nuenee of Incompatible eIements5
who welded the pewter handle 20
the wooden EDOOnJ who grated
the dead bOugh GO the living tree
and made IL 10 bloom, and burge0n
and bend with golden fruits who
made pIaymates of the lamb aud
the leopard, and boon companions
of the spider and the hyi who
made soda and vinegar dwell pIH-
eidly in the same bottle, and who
taught oil and water how they
might agree-tO Major Duncan
brown Cooper, the great diplomat
OF the political Lweibund, be ali
honor aud glory forever"
The Washington times., 1908-11-10
RUSSIAN SOLDIERS
HURRYING TO TABRIZ
Not to Grab Land, But to
Protect Property, Off
Gals Say.

ST. PETERSBURG. Nov. lO-Russian
troops arc today hurrying toward Tab
rlz 10 prevent the revoluuonists from
carrying out their threat of blowing I'D
the Russian consulate and killing for
eign residents.
Il is denied here that the Russian oc-
cupaion Of TabTiz is the beginning OF
the land grab, OF which Russia is ac-
cusec. When order is restored and the
Russian and other foreign interests are
safeguard6S. the Russian soldiers will
be withdrawn
The Washington times., 1908-11-10
SIMPLE RHEUMATISM RECIPE
SPLENDID FOR THE KIDNEYS

This is a simple home recipe now
beng made known in all the larger
cities through the newspapers. It is
intended 20 check the many cases of
Rheumatism. kidney and bladder trou-
bic which have made so many crippIes
and invalids and weaklings of some
OF our brightest and strongest people.
The druggists here have been mott
fed TO supply themselves with the in
gradients. and the sufferer will have no
trouble to obtain them. The prescriD-
ton IS as follows: Fluid Extract Dan
delion. One-half ounce: Compound
KargOn, one ounce, and COMPOUND
Syrup OF Sarsaparilla, three ounces
Mix by shaking we'll in a bottle. The
dose is one teaspoonful after each meal
and at bedtime.
The Washington times., 1908-11-10
LACK OF FEAR SHONE
AS A CARMACK TRAIT
Former Senator From Tennessee at One Time Regarded
by His Friends a Presidential PoSsbily-Some-
thing of His Work in House and Senate
WATCHWORDS FOR DEMOCRATIC
SUCCESS UTTERED BY CARMACK


he to
ugh not to vhHt not
The is ripe a
for
To with unconstitutional extension
Of
sainstO other depart of the Governs
q
safety
Hndt the
colon enp
To "a n public
o set "a
Such, to he o
nd shOu be the sues o next
The Washington times., 1908-11-10
Friends Say They Expected
Tragic End for Such a
Bitter Fighter.
ALWAYS AT HOME
WHEN IN A BATTLE
Admirers Of Former Senator Say
His Enmity Knew No Bounds
When He Espoused Cause.

Personal friends OF Senator Carmack
IA Washington. especially Tenaesseeans,
expressed no surprise today at the trag-
&c manner in which he met his death.
Almost without exception. they say
that their only surprise is that he has
so long escaped a physical encounter
with some Of the men against whom he
directed his bitter iuvective
The shooting yesterday is said here
TO be directly traceable 10 the bitter
feelings aroused during the guberna-
torlal contest between Camack and
Governor Patterson. Colonel Cooper,
father Of the man who did the shoot
ing, was the most enthusiastic of the
Patterson supporters. He held no Of
fee ana desired none. but he loves 10
take an active part in every politfcaI
issue that arises In Tennessee. His
friends here describe him as one ~ the
most fearless men IN the State. but not
a man 20 resort TO arms. hovrever great
The provocatiCn. His son is a promising
young lawyer who. however. has NOT
attained any prominence in the political
aHalrs OF the state. he is mild-manner-
ed not easily excited. and the men who
know him in Washington can only at
tribute the shooting 10 an insane desire
10 be revenged for what he believed
10 be the insults which Carmack per
nsted in heaping on his fathers head.
Will Intensity Feeling.
The shooting. it is believed will tend
&c intensity the feeling which is now
running high I'm Tennessee political cir
cles- Carmack did more 10 keep the pol
boiling than all the other politician. put
together He could not become recon
clled TO his defeat for the governsbfp.
ana from the day OF his defeat he has
oeen making personal attacks on all
WHO opposed his candidacy and his pro-
hibition policies.
'I am surprised" said one Of Ca
mack close friends today, that tie
senator has so long escaped paying the
penalty or some OF his attacks on the
most prominent men I'm Tennessee. He
had no discretion whatever Oace he
selected man for hts target. he neve.
let up. He could not curb his pen any
more than he could curb his tongue.
and ne said and wrote things that a
more careful man would never use. He
went beyond all liml on many OCca-
sions. and because OF his uncOmpromIR-
ing attitude he kept hi uself. his friends.
ana his enemies 10 constant turmoil.
Almost Insults.
1T is remarkable that he has not been
called upon long before this TO answer
Tor statements which were tantamount
10 insults That he has ESCAPED is dc
in large measure 10 the fact THAI his
disposition was so well known Every
one realized that once started in a fight
Carmack knew DO limit His death Is
a sal one. but il is not an end that
surprise ne greatly. In fact. ] rather
expected it,
The Washington times., 1908-11-10

Recent experiments prove this sim
pie mixture effective in Rheumatism,
because Of It's positive action upon the
eliminattve tissues of the kidneys. It
cOmpels these most vital organs to alter
from the blood and system the waste
impurities and uric acid which are the
cause Of rheuma tism. It CIeanses the
strengthens them and re-
moves quickly such symptoms as back
ache blood disorders, bladder weak
ness. frequent urination, painful scald-
ing, and discolored urine. 1t acts as a
powerful stimulant to the entire kidney
and bladder structure
Those who suffer and are accustomed
20 purchase a bottle of medicine should
not let little Inconvenience interfere
with making this up
This is published by the Kargon Ex-
tracing Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Washington times., 1908-11-10
PIPE WORKS SECURE
AN IMMENSE ORDER
New York Water Board Places
SI,8OO,O0O Contract.

PATERSON, y. J.. Nov. IO-The East
Jersey Pipe Works viii be kept running
full blast one year on a 81 800, 900 order
from the wate~ board commission Of
Greater New York
The contract calls for 5000 feet OF
siX-fOOt lOCkbar pipe. seveu-sixteenths
Of an inch thick. to extend the 1000
feet made two years ago for the same
system. which is 10 supply the borough
of Brooklyn.
The new pipe will be laid between
Valley stream and AmityYille, Long
Island.
The Washington times., 1908-11-10
CLAIMS AFFECTION
is PRlESTLY KIND

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. Io-The Rev.
Payson Young, accused OF making love
20 Edna Clark, the art student, who
has been missing from her home here
for several weeks. has demanded an in
vsstigation in a letter TO Bishop will
lam Ford Nichols, of the Episcopal
Diocese Of California.
The minister claims his affection for
the young girl to have been Of a
purely priestly character.
The Washington times., 1908-11-10
GEORGETOWN
WOODNEN'S SHOW IS
LARGELY ATTENDED
First Minstrel and Dance of
Season Proves Great
Success.

There was a large attendance at the
first minstrel and dance given by
Georgetown Camp, No. u, $50 Modern
Woodmen Of America, at National Rifles
ArmOry last evening, Besides he mem
bers OF the various camps in The city,
there were also large number Of their
friends.
The Washington times., 1908-11-10

Pain or duh ache In the back Is evi-
denCe OF kidney trouble. II Is nature s
timely warning 10 show you that the
track of health is not clear.
Danger Signals
II these danger signals are unheeded
more serious results follow; Bright's dis
ease, which Il the worst form OF kidney
trouble, may steal upon you.
The mild and immediate effect Of
Swamp-Root, the great kidney, liver
and bladder remedy is soon realized II
stands the highest for its remarkable
cures in the most distressing cases II
you need a medicine, you should have
the best.
Lame Back.
Lame back is only one OF MANY
symptoms Of kidney trouble. Other
symptoms showing that you need
SHamp-ROOt are, being Obliged to mass
water often during the day and TO get
up many times during the night
Catarrh Of the BLADDER,
Inability to hold urine smartfng g.,
passing, uric acid. headache. dizziness
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE-To nro
you may nave sample bottle and = n
absolutely Tree by mail. The book corr
received from men and women who Ton
they needed. The value of Swamp-Roo
advised to send for a sample bottle A
y. l. pc sure 10 say you read this ge
Times. The genuineness Of this offer Is
The Washington times., 1908-11-10
BOYCOTT GERMAN GOODS.

BERLIN, Nov. 1O.-Dutch traders de-
cided TO boycott German goods owing 10
the unfriendly attitude Of the Kaiser,
as revealed In his interview in the Lon
don Telegraph two weeks ago.
The Washington times., 1908-11-10

William Mitchell coIOred, aged TWEEN
ty-one, OF 40 Twenty-first street was
arrested In Kernan's Theatsr by Police
man D. T. Gray, Of the Seventh pre-
cinct, after a long search had been
made over the city. Early yesterday
morning Mitchell Is alleged 10 have
entered the store Of Henry Oetttnger at
3ll2 NJ street and grabbed a bag OF
money containing a considerable sum,
The Washington times., 1908-11-10

To Prove what SwampROOt the Great Kidney Liver and
Bladder Remedy, will do for YOU all our Readers
May Have a Sample Bottle Sent Free by Mail.
The Washington times., 1908-11-10

Capt, Henry +. Schneider, Of the
Seventh precinct, after spending several
days on the sick list, IS again on duty