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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-02
OLD rENDERLoIN STATION
OF THE PAST GOES

NEW YORK, August 27.-Tne most
famous police structure in New York,
not even excepting headquarters, "
passed into history this week when the
old Tenderloin station was abandoned.
In this precinct which included the
great hotel and theater section of the
city and the gay resorts which make
up the Brigntlight district" more
police regulations were lost and more
police fortunes made than in any other
part of New York in the palmy days Of
organized police grating.
On the evening when the last platoon
of bluecoats were turned out from the
old building and before its doors were
finally closed, many men now occupy
ing high positions in the police depart.
ment dropped in to say farewell to the
scene Of their earlier service ON the
force. As they chatted together one of
tnem told the story Of the naming Of
the precinct as the "Tenderloin," a
h"hit th", huo sou' ui uFtf lut cOuU
try and one that probably will continue
to be applied to this section of New
York long after the last brick Of the
old building has disappeared.
According to this story, the name
was conferred by Inspector Williams,
known to an earlier generation of New
Workers as "Clubber" Williams. On
being assigned TO the precinct which
was recognized AS affording wonderful.
ly rich pickings, Williams is related
10 have said: GIVE been downtown
mere eating chuck steak for good
many years but now I'm going up
where i can get tenderloin.' No
more striking illustration Of the change
between old and new police methods
could be found than the contrast be.
tween the dark, dingy old station and
the new structure that takes its place,
equipped with shower baths, exercise
and recreation rooms, a garage for the
precinct automobile and other evi.
dences Of more sanitary and a more
luxurious regime.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-02
RULES FOR GREAT
TUG Of WAR ON
LABOR DAY
Four Teams Must Enter
For All Prizes To
Be Given

The tug ot war contest 90 bc held IN
Prescott Labor Day, september 4,
will b.. p great event of its kind. The
first prize will be- $500. the second 1925
and the third as. The following rules
for the government of the contest have
been announced:
FirS, -Four teams must enter the
contest IN order Tor all prizes to be dis
tributcd
Second Position must be- crouching.
start 10 bc made from word "go.'
Third No artificial appliances out.
side Of saddles aud rope will be allow.
I'd except rosin, OF any other prepara
ton for use On the hands.
Fourth Fast contesting team must
use saddles and rope furnished by coin
mi,tce.
Fifth Contest 10 Ice known - a dis.
lance pull. Winning team must dull
opposing team fifteen inches over VI.
viding. line. -
sixth Pull to be made on cleats. dis
lance between opposing teams to be
thirty inches; distance between cleats
90 bc six inches apart.
seventh Either team committing a
foul will forfeit all rights in that par
ticular pull 20 the opposing team.
Eighth-Choicc of saddles and posi-
ton ON clcats will be decided 10y the
toss of q coin
Nintd Each contcsting team will W.
allowed one coach and one referee Tbs
official starter and time keeper and
Judges To hc chosen by the tug Of wal
committee.
Tenth Teams wishing to enter must
tlc entry in writing with chairman OF
tug Of war committee, Robert Birch
twenty.four hours before time set foi
contest.
Eleventh Teams TO be matched viii
be decided 10y drawing.
Twelfth Any dispute or misunder
ot"huihR th"' H'N ''iS' "uHt p' sun
nittcd 20 the Judges by the referee u
captain of the team, and in event o
the judges being unable to agree, tner
the committee will decide and their de
cision must be final
Thirteenth Any information or in
structions desired by prospective en-
tries will he furnished on application I,
the tug Of war committee
Fourteenth Prizes will he distribut
ed Immediately after decision Of tn
contest.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-02
TO REST IN HER OHIO HOME.

The remains Of Miss Alva Louise
Mcdowell, who died Thursday morn.
ing at ! o'clock at the Harrison ranch,
Immediately west Of the city, were
shipped yesterday afternoon to Colum'
bus. Ohio, for interment. She was
aged % years and n native Of Ohio.
The fatal disease was tuberculosis. She
came here six weeks ago in an ad.
vanced stage Of the fatal malady and
gradually grew worse until death came
as relief to her years Of suffering.
Her mother, her only surviving rela.
tive and who was with her when the
end came, accompanied the remains to
their last resting place.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-02
SENT BELOW, HIS WING
TO CROW So He CAN |
FLY away
THY'RE SHUAH TO SPROUT r
BABE GETS OUT, HE'S
IN FOR NINETY
DAYS.
(From Saturdays Daily

Because he INDUCED in number
monkey shines near the corner Of VI
Gurley and Mccormick streets THIS
day afternoon, Baby Angel, colored
now serving a ninety day sentence
hard labor in the city Jail. The 4
ored angel was arrested by Officer
Mahon on complaint Of number
residents of that part Of the city, V
witnessed his baboon antics.
When sentenced in the city reed
er's court the erring angel commu
Gated TO the police judge that float
would be more acceptable than
sentence.
"Ill fly from the city, your hoa
IL you only let me Co." he said d
penitcnt mood.
The court sent the angel below, AT
informing him that he would be bet
able 20 fly after his wings were gt
a three montns rest.
Angel blew in from the sunny SOD
two months ago and became proprid
Of bootblack stand on Cortcz std
near the depot. His business continl
to flourish until he could stand prosl
ity and the full dinner pail no long
lie became addicted to the "can" n
IL and allowed his business to vi
while chasing the duck" A VI
ago he moved his stand 10 Montcza
street in front of the Gold Coin sald
but the love of the amber beven
was still too alluring and he again
into his bad habits.
Thursday Angel visited his old hsu
near the depot, indulging too fri
while renewing acquaintances. In
afternoon he rambled towards VI
Prescott, coming to grief after he
eaten ten cents worth Of Verde pet
es which disputed tne right to
abode in his stomach with his sccu
lated jag. Residents of West Gut
and Mccormick streets became aid
cd Mt his appearance la their a
and the angel was gathered in
Officer Mcmahon.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-02
PIE AND sINKER
MUTILATION AvERTED

NEW YORK, August 27.--A catas.
trophc that threatened 10 cast gloom
upon the patrons Of railroad eating
houses aud quick lunch establishments
was narrowly averted here this week.
A convention Of master bakers and
amalgamated pie artists in solemn con
clave assembled undertook the task Of
revising the historic form of the
doughnut. II was asserted with much
earnest eloquence that the cost Of man
ufacture had increased TO such a de-
gree that it would no longer be possible
TO retail these familiar articles Of Gu
binary commerce mt three for FIVE I'M
less some radical changes In their con.
Ftruction were adopted.
The delegates were agreed upon this
point. but the convention split wide
Open in the question Of now the change
was TO be accomplished. One party
wanted TO decrease the circumference
of the doughnut as a whole, while an
other section Of equal numbers insist
ed that the proper change was an in
crease in the size Of the hole, which
Would enable two doughnuts to he man.
fractured from the material formerly
required for one. The news Of thi,
Proposal caused almost n panic among
The members Of the Optimists' Club
whose motto of "Look Mt the dough
nut. not at the hole would have been
made ridiculous by the projected trans
formation.
Ultimately the deadlock was broken
by "Sinkers" Murphy, who nas beer
serving doughnuts on Park Row fol
twenty-five years. He suggested tha
the object sought could he accomplish
eel most easily by making the retail
rate two for five and this plan wal
adopted. Another measure Of economy
proposed was the leaving of of the up
per crust Of all pies. but a long heade,
delegate pointed out that sales woui,
be seriously affected IL customers wer
enabled 10 see the inner contents Of Ia,
pies set before them.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-02
GOVERNOR KIBBEY ENGAGES d.
y ROOMS FOR CONGRESS

ALBUQUERQUE, n. W., Aug. 27.-
Rooms were reserved in this city Tues.
day by w. A. Bayer, assistant secre-
tary Of the board of control of the Ir.
rigation congress for Governor Joseph
kibbey VI Arizona and II. A. Fowler
of Phoenix, who will spend tac week
of the exposition in this city, Rooms
were also engaged for DIR. George C.
Pardee Of Oakland, Cal, who has ne.
cepted the invitation to attend the
congress and who will make an address
on the subject of "Our Battle Only
Half Won"
Col. Burton \. Mossman of Kansas
City, formerly captain of the Arizona
Rangers, has mailed Secretary X. Il,
Twitchcll of the board a check for 900.
his prize for the best collective exhibit
of forage plants grown upon single
irrigated farm. Colonel Mossman is at
present on his ranch at lie Beau, Caey.
enne River reservation, South Dakota,
where he owns large area of agri.
cultural and pasture land.
DR.. ID. J. Niece, OF Washington, d.
C., secretary of the Inland Waterways
association, will address the Irrigation
Congress on the subject, Natural
Movement of Waters in the United
states" DR.. McGee writes that his
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-02
ARIZONA TARGE 7
TEAM SHOWED
Up WELL
Ranked Thirty Fifth In
The Matches At
Camp Perry

The shooting matches Mt Camp Perry,
Ohio, in which the national guard of
Arizona IL interested are over aud the
Arizona boys have made good record.
-IL~--futfuwrng- rrrgrrm- was received
by Governor Kibbey last night from
Adjutant General l.. W. Coggins, who
IL with the team, the message coming
from Port Clinton, Ohio, says the Re
publican;
matches over. Arizona team se.
cured thirty fifth place. New Mexico
team forty-sixth place. leave to.
night for Washington"
There were 6fty.one teams in the
contest this year, several more than
participated last year. II * not re-
called just where the Arizona team,
stood last year. but il was somewhere
IN the fortics, one official saying that
To the best of his recollection il was
forty'six,h, the place New Mexico
holds this year. A source Of pride L.
the Arizona shooters will be their gain
over New Mexico, which last year
stood one position ahead of them.
The detailed results will be awaited
with interest by the guardsmen here
The Improvement made by the Arizona
team may he accounted for in part by
better equipment, but oirsctting this Ia
the fact that wnen last heard from
the weather there was very bad and
much of handicap. The chief cause
for the better work will therefore bc
properly credited to the faithful, per.
sistont and intelligent work of the
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-02
Globe Visitors.

Globe Visitors.
Mr. and Mrs. George Smalley OF
Globe arrived here last evening on a
short visit.
Home from the Coast
Misses Lulu and Ivy Ellis arrived
home last night from months outing
on the coast.
Purchasing Supplies.
John Swigcrt is in the city from his
mining camp on Groom Creek purchas.
ing supplies.
McCabe Visitors.
Mrs. T.. ChiIders, baby son and sister,
Miss Nora Farrell Of McCabe, are Wis
ting in the city.
Enjoying a Vacation.
=. II. Hester is in the city from his
mines in Cunningham Pass, enjoying
well earned vacation.
In from His Mines.
e. !. McNulty IL in the city from
his mines in the Copper Creek section
OF the Hassayampa uistrict'
Saw Interesting Sights.
John Duke arrived home last night
from tour embracing the principal
points Of interest on the coast and the
Hawaiian Islands. He was accompa
MED by his daughter. Miss Mamie
Duke, who will graduate from a col
lege in Ogden, Utah, this year.
Back from His Mines.
W. X. Beck has returned form an ex.
tended stay in the Bradshaw noun
tains, where he has mining interests.
VIII Visit Brother.
william Nellis of Mayer left here
yesterday for a visit with his brother,
who is III in Cambridge, Iowa.
Home from Outing.
Miss Mary Dryer and Miss May
Avilla have returned from n pleasan,
two weeks outing in Camp Wood, the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin.
Home from 0oldAeld. 80. 90. =. -
James G.. Cain has returned from
Goldfcld. Nevada, where he filed ar
extended engagement with n large min
ing concern.
Back from the Coast.
J. A. Joyner has returned from Al
extended visit on the coast, where HI
enjoyed a pleasant outing at the va
rious resorts of Southern California.
Left for Home.
Mrs Julia 4. DOYLE and daughter
Miss Katherine T.. Doyle. were out
going passengers yesterday for thei
home in Buffalo, New York, after
pleasant two months visit here, tn
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Doyle.
Passed Through.
Charles T.. Finney, president an
general manager Of the London Arizo
ma Mining Company, in Pinal county
passed through here yesterday on hi
way to Los Angeles.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-02
In from the Monica.

In from the Monica.
Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Davis are |,
the city from the Monica mine. Davis,
who is general manager Of the proper
". will return to camp today.
Left for Big Stick.
!. y. Grand managing director Of
the Big Stick Gold Mining Company
was an outgoing passenger YESTERDAY
morning for his company's camp In III.
Santa Maria district.
will Teach octave School.
j. II. Franks, tho pioneer schos
teacher. arrived mere yesterday even
ing from Cherry Creek and left hs!
night for Octave, where he will teae
the coming term.
Elk Treaurer Visits.
Ex.County Treasurer John Harti,|
known all over Yavapai county a,
"Honcst John" is here from Sa}
Diego circulating among his many rel
atives and friends.
Public Examiner Here.
W. c. Foster, public examiner,
here on official business. He will n!
main several days. He came in ye,
tcrday from Iron Springs, where b
family is spending the summer month";
VIII DO Assessment.
John Bozarth was an outgoing pad
sengcr last night for Copper Greek VI
ton of tho Eureka district where \
will do the annual assessment work q
his group Of mines before his rcturl|
VIII Ship Calves.
l.. l.. Harmon arrived here ycstcsds.
evening from his stock ranges in u!
Mount Hope country, where no Is pm
pairing to ship several carloads
calves to California. Seligman will Y
the railroad shipping point.
Passed Through.
| Irwin Jordan who has extensive ms
ing interests in this territory pass,
through here last night on his way
Phoenix on mining business.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-02
GOLD BULLION SHIPMENT.

The only gold bullion shipment re-
ceived yesterday at the Prescott Ma
tional Bank was a bar weighing 5000
from the Octave Mining Company. The
.aar ix-A1~-rry6Ir o. cIeanur-6f the
mill and cyanide plant, Of short run
made after the overhauling of the ma
chnery was finished a few days ago.
The mill and cyanide plant are again
running full time.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-02
BAR ASSOCIATION TO
HOLD WINTER sEssIoS

SEATTLE, wasa,, August 2s.-Thc
executive committee of the American
Bar Association will hold a midwinter
session in New Orleans, when the place
for the next annual meeting will be
decided. Fabius haywood, a promi.
nent attorney of North Carolina, who
came here to attend the annual meet.
ing of the association, died today Of
Bright's disease.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-02
(From Saturdays Daily
Hero from Simmons.

tTrom Saturuay DailyD
Hero from Simmons.
4. Matli of simmons is here on a
business visit.
Camp Verde Visitor.
T.. II. Lovejoy of Camp Verde is Wis
iting in the city.
Here on Business.
j. G. Gilbert is here from Dewey on
a snort business visit.
Here from Humboldt.
Pete Diskin is here from Humboldt
on a snort business visit.
On oficial Business.
Attorney General T.. =. Clark left
last night for Phoenix on official bus.
mess.
Visited Here Yesterday.
l.. =. Colwcll visited here yesterday
from his ranch in the Willow creek
section.
Phoenix Visitors.
Mrs. l.. G. Toney and daughter. Miss
Gladys Toney. Of Phoneix, are visiting
In the city.
Purchasing Supplies.
I. j. Laird is in the city from ais
mines in the Groom Creek section pur-
chasing supplies.
Home from the Coast.
Attorney and Mrs. Paul Burks and
A. w. Edwards arrived home last night
from a visit To the coast.
Back from Boston.
o. j. Mcconnell arrived home last
night from two months visit 10 Bos.
ton and New York on mining business.
Presiding at His Chair.
j. W. Pennington is presiding at his
chair in the st. Michael Hotel barber
shop after an absence Of ten DAYS in
Jerome.
Arrives with Vegetables.
Charles Chestnut arrived here yester.
day from his Oak Creek gardens with
wagon load of vegetables for the To-
cal market.
Pioneer Very Ill.
Mrs. Matilda Mcwhorter is reported
very i'll at her home in Cherry Creek.
she is one Of the respected pioneers of
That settlement.
Bounty Hide Contributions.
Thomas A. Dickson contributed the
scalps and hides Of four wild cats and
two cooytes to the board OF supervis.
ors' collection Of bounty wild animal
hides yesterday.
Indian School Pupils Visit.
A party of ten female pupils of the
Indian school at Phoenix who are
spending the summer months at Iron
Springs, visited here yesterday. They
were chaperoned by A. J. Mathews, an
officer of the institution. They return.
ed to the popular resort last night.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-02
CALDWELL RANCH GOES
TO NEW PRoPRIErt
(From Saturdays Daily,


Among the important land tIau
TOPS of last week was the transfei
the ranch owned by J. X. Cslds
near Simmons, TO Frank NATL
Dominick Matli, recent arrivals 4
Idaho. The ranch is one Of the be'I
tho valley and favorably located
dairy purposes. The new owners
a number Of improvements for
place under contemplation. The
nounced that they would install a
class dairy there. The considerstiOi
the transfer was not learned. CaldI
will now devote his entire time tO|
stock interests.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-02
$4,000 BAR FROM CONGRESS.

\ gold bar weighing $4,000 was re.
ceivcd yesterday by the Prescott Ma.
tional Bank from the Cpa~-s.s Consol'
idatcd Mines Company. The bullion IS
neutrality-suspicious. made
from the Congress mill, which in addi-
,ion turns out a large amount of high
grade concentrates.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-02

guard during She past year and espec-
ially the team which was encamped at
Cnmp Brodic some time for practice
shoot
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-02
(From Fridays Daily)
McCabe Visitor.

Alex Denny Of McCabe is visiting in
the city.
Stockman Visits.
X. II. Ferguson, the Kymo stockman,
is here ON business visit.
Skylight City Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. c. Kosling Of Flag.
stan are visiting in the city.
Santa Maria Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Miller of Santa
Maria are visiting in the city.
Back from Mine Inspection Trip.
+. r. Cavanaugh and Joe Hobbs mr.,
rived home last night from a mine in,
spection trip in the IIassayampa dis
trict
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-02

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New York, July 9-Fritz Weber,
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replied that he adh not for he
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cuiug stones which she said she hal
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sprained her ankle and had been suf.
fering terribly for TWO days and
nights-had not slept a minute Mr.
Stallings OF Butler. Tenn, told Us
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went TO the store that night and got
"a bottle OF It and bathed her ankle
two or three times and she wan, 10
sleep and had a good nights rest.
The next morning she was much bet.
ter and in short time could walk
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Where You Can Register.

In order that the voter may not
misunderstood the situation and know
where to register the following is a
list Of registration officers and places
where the voter may 90 to register
30 as to be able to vote in the coming
primary election.
Ward I.
Precinct One-W. II. Berry. in.
spector. telephone Office.
Precinct Two-Frank Hyden, In.
spector, Hyden-IIodges store.
Precinct Three. B. Mansfield, in
spcctor. Mansfield's store.
Ward 2.
Precinct Four-C =. Hall, inspect
or. c. p. Halls store.
Precinct Fiye-W. ). MCGOWAN. in.
spector
Ward 3.
Precinct Six-T. c. Bri1gman, IN.
spcctor, Bridgman's Undertaking
Parlors.
Precinct Seycn-Iee Eddy lnspec.
tor. Apple 4 Frankiin's office.
Waru :.
Precinct Eight-W. p. Davis, IN.
spector law office, Sims Pennington
building.
Precinct Nne-M Ikard, inspector