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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-15
PRESCOTT BRASS BAND
 CHANGES TO CONCERT
(rrom Thursday,a Dailyl

The Prescott brass band was rcor. ganized last night at a meeting held at the home of F. Emanuel on Marina street. The name of the new organiza. tion Is the Prescott Concert Band Tne officers elected are Charles Travis, pres. idept; F. A. Selak, vice president; ]. A. Laudcnslager, secretary and treas urer; F. II. Emanuel, business manager; {; William Harter, musical director, and X, Emanuel, guardian of instruments.
 The new organization is composed of number of the talented musicians of the city. IL will be in shape to give the usual evening concerts on the plaza in short time. Musicians desiring to he admitted to membership and young men wishing to familiariZe themselves will be admitted subject to the will of the organization.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-15
DEVELOPMENT OF THE
 MILDRED TO BE PUSHED
From Wednesdays Daily,

So wcll pleased is F, II. Dimmick, a leading stockholder of the Mildred Gold Mining Company with the devel opment of the company's property on the west slope of Rich Hill in the Weaver district, where he has force of men engaged the last five weeks in taking out test shipment of orc, putting up camp buildings and making other improvements, that he and his as- sociatcs have decided to inaugurate n larger scheme of development involving the sinking of the so foot working shaft, now on the ground, several hun. dred feet deeper and exploring the ore bodies by drifts and crosscuts for each hundred foot level
 Besides installing hoist, repairing a road to the shaft, constructing build. ings, he has twelve tons of shipping orc sacked on the dump, several tons
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-15

more of 'hc same character Of ore out, and thirtv.G,e tons of second class ore, which w.ll bc treated in the mill whict it i- tHc purpose af thc concern Co iu .nI later
 "l, i. t.c intention Co sink 'Ao ,ha't
 open 'Ho vein. extensively hv .....u'. uI dift..' Mr. DimmicE ...I t. a Journal Miner rcpr.-cn',tive u. ..c -I Michael yencrday "Ths .u alrnlt done indicates hat very .r.r 0,Hic. .t r.a olc oi' i" cu nU. .,tcl deeper down ln fact. 'Uc pro. .n. moving - tr nc.r 'hu Hr..r. .tL lu .nr i. Jc iHr. t .ro-- tlgc wo topped raa.a.irg a h.g orr ..r.-i'. tHr extent uf which HH. r.'
 rn determined ,c, n- neither wall la lcoH found .r t0c crY.-.n.- .''nt .u r.l way Tl. I'H. 1f '.c .nlgc. mIi.ue ttt ba'U v.. come together with t,p'h forming 'u" -rea' an" oo. tr. When '.c work a' sinking well urIer wa" preparations w.l 'c m1lr T.. ...uI a ml u treat .he o.u.t'
 Nr. l.mui.l ]. aaic' err ly r.p n. Ccnuug. wDa located ,.o prIo. .HI claim .t t.e group af nine i..a. u.n. p l..i. iic wa- fr-s a"n.'cJ '. :. yc,r. asa by u.tcans .1 an lr.
 rut Df .t carly history w.rn .i was
 discovered in ''o Gu'. by cllr.e ful '.u.. who cN,uttcl fortune from i'-
 lc by 'lc au.'ra prlp Alter Io' eating th. ground, Mr. Gen1ng built ,al rta.la anI worked '0o ores lt Q r.oGt aIypug The r.a sr'phil"- struck nt w1'cr ic,c'. Tho ledge tx believed To be continuation of Inc rich vein which made t0o Johnson mine flmuu. oIl over thc yves. and out oi which souc of tnc ,ighc-' 2''l ore ever discovered n tlc Rocky mountain
 ranges has been taken THi. ledge i' generally considered Co lc tlc source of the rich placer field. Rich llilI and the surrounding country out of which millions uf dollars In gold has
 con mined since the discovery pf tho rich placer. ou Rich llui u ,lc CO.'S.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-15
JAN l KEEP HIS HANDS 0FF THE
 GOODS
ERE'PESSIBLE GALLGHER GETS 70 DAYS FROM JEROME
 JUSTICE.
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t.r r.... l.- u.r., .. uHn ',. tl,. .t .rriH. W.u' I- .ra.'n.. H 'n county u np 'ar .Haf. .f rp..'.'rs ..r.. mt. 70 walking lr..nt,.. ., u'l other ur.. .. Nt.- -IHG 1'.a. Uu.r N..... t,.t,.t u.- again nI.l f.uai ~. ... " '0r new .rY.. uI .. .r'ru.. .f fifr days .ruu Jerome. u... h. ..',r.ucl 'ar fwtl of 'H't 'r .trnrr1'ng mum irr ..f larNcr shop aud .trI.U. a. .H,r.f .f carpenter '- 1ru Um..r. '..| Glrshcr. tIu- N...N. N.. 1.....cI .t Dtv Marshal Iu. YW... .f J, He. Ni9 found r. "a. .r s.. iu h- r...r-~.uu. Ju. ',er ... i.. .r..r '.r. of Jerome committed hW county ia.l iu uy. .r n --u Gnr.
 N.Gre V.t rr'ct.cj from thr roun. (. uI hr.r Irn, "u. IIo left the following j1v for tuc Copper City. where .' ,.rHHU.DI another criminal Dtrrr- under lo ulmc ot Gallagher. Tho ..cr ut t.. ul1r. wr- reported tn City Nnr.hoI lhVtiu. other thcft4 followed uHI' dunIly thc marshal ran tho wi'v Gallagher Co earth, finding the stolen good. u his possession. On the prisoner arrival here tbc attaches ot thc .bouU e office recognized nim as NcGor. who ha. been ip thc county jail fine major portion of fhi. and last year for .Wilar 10ruecs.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-15
| |BERAL SUPPLIES BRING PRICES
 DOWN
BY J. 4. RICKART.

Eup. tifs -iu.k Wards. J|v o. THr 'IIoui supply o' i2.oul cattle. iu. .itl ,...1 au'Ec.. arrived l1st week, HrI 1- .Hpp.". of uI point. were u,A.,. rr..,. d,. ur. au q. 900 Uout- for tlr w,,t. Choice tcl steers Io.' suIv lu t 10 brHt4. vIIr sri- steers suffered t. greatest .uss Cow. and hu.fpt. have hr.r 1r.r hui huvcr- insist 'IH' euN prHc. Irn -'iii to' ug' However, t.r rgu of cattle i- m11rr,'o a..r f.iYv u. -ur0 H.1d, arl Eight r..cv ..rr. with tan result tha' buyers at. ullug mrL wI'H steers li u aI Iis.. aui she .'uT lu hiEhc. ~'u..rr mud t.ricr hrId steady .'. strong of l-' W.ct, uu artouH. of reifs .ut ,fo u Iu'r higher '. day. -fc,f from .lr Panhandle ronH iry have begun t1 come. several -'rugt lately bringing t'15 tp tljo Move uoH' from k1u.as pastures 7 tUI.f .rca. Wctc.ns weighing from 1000 tl l.-t ceiling f tJ.5u tp -G.-I and gr1s- COW. from -}U0 to -3TJ. Prime fcl s,,rf. command high premium. tops worth $500 'b fs.-j. AhoHt 2Op c1r loads of tYrk and feeding cattle were N| fIEHI Ni'f It~I N'fh N"'l rNI IINh V. thy country. storhcrs mainly nt t3.2i .to tiG0. feeders sIuO to sLsO. with a fcw choice feeders at tI.oO tp $j.2j. market ou .lcm troug to 10 higncr today.
 Tho sheep market began to look up tic middle .f a, week. and l5 Co a0 cents wa. added hy the close of tbc week. Ru b. 5luD head here today market Huiy higher. spring lamb. 2I 'o Go cents above thc close Of last week arJ tlUo higher than week ago. several a'cs today at t6.iO to tG.SO Some Colorado gr1-. ewes sold at s3.s5 'a'av. timilar to inc kind that went at -a.5D or less last week. and uoi'ln grade Tcvas eve, sold today at s3.Gu. Texas and Arizona wcthcr' worth $500 io sLl5. There K a good demand for stock and feeding sheep ai ls3.cO 10 s3.7I. and for feeding lambs at si.j0 Go SL5J. The Texas move
 mont K about over, and only limited number of Arizonas remain to come.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-15
INDICTMENTS IF RICKETTS, Tl
 bE KILLED
CFrom Saturdays Dally)

Indictments for perjury and sub Ornation against l.. n. Rickctts and other residents of Globe will be dis. missed July l3 by order of United State Attorney General Bonaparte.'
 This is the statement made here yes. terday by United States District Attor. noy !. l.. F. Alexander. to a Journal Miner representative.
 "ln dismissiug these indictments. [ am acting under instructions recently received from Attorney General Bona. parts.' he said. "Similar indictments were recently ordered dismissed in the New Mexico courts by order of the attorney general.
 This action will bring to close one of the most sensational cases in the Arizona courts in recent years.
 Dr. l.. D. Ricketts, general manager of the Cananea property, and one of the best known mining men in the west, was charged with subornation of perjury in that he secured several men to make fraudulent coal land entries in New Mexico. Robert Riel, Robert Stewart, and Miles Bcrray, all former employees of the Old Dominion Compa. ny at Globe, were indicted for perjury, it being charged that they made frau. dulent entries in New Mexico lands for the benefit of the Phelps Dodge Com. pany. On account of the prominence of Ricketts his indictment on serious charge attracted wide attention. He was released under a bond of s1O,OOO on eacn of the indictments, retaining some of the shrewdest lawyers in the southwest, including Judge A. C. Baker of Phoenix, to net in his defense.
 At one time it looked as if Ricketts, and those charged with him would de. feat the indictments on technical grounds, but United States Attorney Alexander prevented this, and the cases were continued.
 In connection with the order Of United States Attorney Bonaparte to dismiss the indictments. it IS said that this mas only been decided upon after the agreement of the Phelps Dodge peo. pie to make full reparation to the gov ernment in the matter of any loss it may have sustained through the filing ny the defendants on any lands in New Mexico.
 Recently in the New Mexico courts several indictments against Phelps. Dodge employees, similar to those against the Globe defendants, were dis. missed by the United States attorney on orders from Attorney General Bona. parte.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-15
PORTABLE HOUSES FOR
 CAMP OF EMPORIA
n.rom wedne.a.y.. paIlyl

Five portable houses, recently pur cnascd by he New York syndicate owning and developing the Emporia mine. seven miles south of the city, ar. rived at the depot here yesterday from Saginaw, Michigan, being only eleven days in transit. The houses will be hauled at once to the mine and erected. The five houses comprise a commodious cook house and dining room, bunk house. dwellings for the general mana. ger and superintendent and of ice building. Other buildings, similarly constructed, will be erected later as oc. casion demands.
 The ore showing in the shaft is i'm. proving in depth aud in every way satisfactory to the management. The shaft is now fifty feet deep. A new hoisting plant is under installation and the company will start force of men today sinking well and preparing a site for large water tank to be erect. ed which will furnish water to the hos,ing plant and the camp buildings to which 1t will be pipcd. IL is the in. tention of the management 10 nave every living comfort at the camp, mak. ing it an ideal residence place for the company's employees and their families.
 Richard ]. Lynch, general manager of the mine, who was here yesterday, in conversation with a Journal Miner representative, said that the work of development of tho property would be pushed as fast as possible and that he expected to have mill in operation there before many months. "Tne showing in the mine justfes the install. laton of small plant now," he said. "With the ledge opened deeper the character of the plant best suited to the economic treatment of the ores will be decided and plant installed. In my opinion Yavapai county will be able 10 boast of another gold producer in the Emporia mine before another years rolls around"
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-15
U. s. COURT IN SESSION.
From Saturdays Daily,

United States court commenced yes terday in the courthouse with the i'm paneling of the grand jury, which con tinued in session until o'clock yester day, and then adjourned until 9:3( o'clock this morning.
 The members of the grand jury ar, K. F. Alsop. F. A. Brown, II. K. Behn U. s, Chrstal, r. M. Compton, W. W Hudgings, W. C. Jones. Nathan Levy .c. Michael, C. II. McLane, r. 0. Pol son, D. T. Price, w. C. Rittenhouse. NJ D. Todd, l.. M. Teale, R. R. Walton, ] F.. Ward and George Waite.
 The grand jury expects to make it, hnal report and be discharged today.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-15
.H. G. C0YKENOALL ELECTED THE CAPTAIN OF
 COMPANY [
NEW COMMANDER CONSIDERED ONE OF BEST TACTICIANS
 IN ORGANIZATION.
nIInm s----II-- MIIIVL

II G. CoykcuI,ll vl. elected emp tain .i Company r. ot 'uc Arizona Na. tmU Guard at Ju election held in the cump1uv's armory on Coricz street Thursday night ai Q H'cloct. Captain DYylouIall -ucccris Captain Anderson, tbc first commanding officer of inc com pauN. who recently resigned. There were three candidates for 'hc position. Thirty one votes were east, Captain ooytcuIall receiving Is. firt Licutcn aui U A. Cnc,crtrn nine md r.. !. Mitchell four.
 The newly elected captain ia well qualified for tho position. lIc has stv. .ru years experience Iu thc national guard and i. considered .mong the best 'rrticiau, in tlc company. Tho company is in good shape Financially. Cam, and uniforms are expected to ar. rive .u few days.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-15
LITTLEFIELD TO TAKE
 STUMP FOR REPUBLICANS

WASHINGTON, July r. Reprcscn. tativc Charles F. Lii:'eGcl c' Maine, wno has resigned his seat in congress to take effect September |, is not yet out of politics He said that today while he was here on business trip from New York. He will make numcr. ous campaign speeches after the ma. tional fight warns up.
 The interesting thing about his an. nouncemcnt that, although he has rc. signed his position in the house to prac. ticc law, ne will still fight political bat. ties, is that the republican managers will rely on him to dO the fighting wherever organized labor rcsists the re. publican ticket and candidates. Their decision arises from the hostility that has long existed between Little6eld and Labor.
 samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, K his bitterest foe. Twice the forces of La. bor have said they would "gct his scalp" in the election in his Maine dis. triet. and twice Little6cld has beaten them But, when he resigned his place last spring, Gompers and his lieuten. ants were loud in their declarations that their fighting him so fcrcely had been the cause of his withdrawal
 Now comes the sequel to .his cnmity. littleiield is in politics and has offered nis services to the campaign leaders of his party. They have been glad enough to accept them, for he is recognized as one of the most brilliant orators and one of the most effective stump speak. CTS in the country. Remembering the delight Littlefeld has taken in fighting labor in the past, they have made up their minds to give him ample opportun. fly to indulge in tnis line of work next fall. That he will accept their in. vitation is not doubted.
 For the past four years, the Maine representative has consistently cham. pioncd in the House the side of the leg. islation which labor did not want. He has not attempted to restrain himself in his attacks on labor unions and their demands. In like manner, Gompers has rctaliated, saying, among other taings, that Little6eld had "yellow streak up his back a yard wide.''
 It is not strange, therefore, that next fall will find Littleaeh once more fight. ing his old foe. He likes it. A fighter by nature, he delights in the combat when he has been prodded to it, and or. ganized labor has certainly been on tho job with the prodding so far as he has been concerned.
 The republican campaign managers are glad of his assistance because they say they have found that, in some auar. ters, the labor unions may stand up to their, threats to fight the national can. didates of republicanism. This Is es. pecially true in view of the manner in which Bryan and his friends have come out in favor of tne demands of dompers at Denver. But the republi. cans feel assured that the ful vote of organlezd labor will go neither to the ' one party nor to the other. They claim
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-15
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WARNING NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that 's dersigned owners of the mine. lss. as the i.ute, Compromise, Black s Aztec, Gold Note, Iowa, Maine og pia, Vcsuvius, Surprise, Center Oregon, and the improvements chinery, and tools located thereon at and near Richinbar. lavapai Ce''s] Arizona, will not be responsible ' debts of any kind contracted TOT h supplies or improvements on sald srty or any of 1t, while 1t IS m worked under a contract and lea* ' that said property is now being Na. under such contract and lease p''J to c. w. Mitchell. Dated this !" of March, 1907. ,,,,
 KENTUCKY STANDARD Mis'']
 COMPANY,
 By Hunter M. Meriwsther, Pies
 RICHINBAR MINES COMpANh
 By Hunter M. Meriwetker, frs
 First publication, March 20. IM.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-15
BRICK WORK FINISHED.
(Frorn SAturdav'a naiIvl

Fitzs'mmons and Heating, contract ors finished the brick work on the Ma. sonle temple yesterday, There are over 100000 bricks in the building.
 The firm will start force of brick. layers this morning on q new home for A. J llerndon, county treasurer. on North Mount Vernon street, immediate. ly north of the residence of ]. II. Rob. inson.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-15
From Fridays Daily)


 the city. ''''"s 'n Here from Harrington. in the city. ''''''"e Tucson Visitor. Moses Draehman of Tueson ;s hor, on court business. "''' Here from Huron.
 C. P. wingfeld, the Huron me,oh,n, IS visiting in the city. seligman Visitors.
 n' M' Hoffman and Michael MeBr;de city, "' '''''i"g ih the Seriously III.
 nn,ry fltzsimmous of Harrington i, reported seriously i'll in the Mercy Uos pitai suffering from an aggravated a,, tack of appendicitis. '" "''
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-15

Left for Gallup.
 John Massing left ycsterdav lup, New Mexico, on a short ba., m visit. Circulating Among His Friends
 Lou Swarthout of McCabn is city circumlating among hn % friends. Purchasing Supplies.
 ". \. Long is in the ritv s.. mines on lower Lynx Creek pn,.t. supplies.
 A Short Visit.
 Van Dickson paid short L,.. visit to the city yesterday. ra,n,. Co his home in Skull valley tbis .. noon. Back from Phoenix.
 r.. A. Taylor. chief clerk in tt. cral freight and passenger agent, drr, has returned from a visit ,o D. nix on railroad business.
 Visited Here Wednesday. Mise Eliza Coats of Phpeni, i4 ~oiourning at Iron Spring. duri1s ] summer months, spent Wednesds, the guest of her friend, Mrs. Amy H| Passed Through. David Kile, superintendent of l Relief Mine, passed through be,. Il | tcrday afternoon on his way F,.'| mining business. He expect, io h. l | sent month. i Here from Los Angeles. Mrs. j. C. Palmer arrived here w uc.day night from Los Angelo, on | way to Fossil creek, where she Il loin Mr. Palmer. construction ebsi,, of inc Arizona Power Company. Left for Denver.
 Joe Bcchtcl of McCabe was an o,, ] ing passenger yesterday aflerno,s | Denver. where he will represent M Cahc Miners Union at the as, meeting of the Western Federation 1 Miners whicn convcnes there Mosi| Back from Trip.
 James Brcslin has returned fras cxtcudcd trip through New Men and Nevada on mining business. B, accompanied by his son, Thoma. v| recently joined him in New Neu| from Los Angeles, where he has e attending school.
 Here from Tucson.
 Mrs. r. Ed. Lit and baby of Tos are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. '. | Kastucr of this city. Mrs. Litts la| has been slightly indisposed in Tus for some time. She and her frst hope that the change of climate u| prove beneficial to the little us health.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-15
WARNING NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that '" dersigned, owner of the Neimah of claims, and located about ~ west of Hillside and adjoining '"r ented claims of Lawler < wen the Eureka mining district i' county, Aris., will not be re'p'' for debts of any kind contracts ! labor and improvements on said srty, while 1t is being worked bond.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-15
GUY ALLEN
By 6. J. 0nash. attorney'n@

Have your kodak pictures hn''' the new process. Better hssm better prints, quicker returns WY a< only the best grades of paper us a trial order, or send negsN" \ free sample print and price hs'' dress, Kodak Finishing Co., f" \ Arizona.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-15
FOREST RESERVES COMBINED.

Effective July list, the Prescott Ma. tional Forest and the Verde National Forest are combined in one National Forest, and the name of the new unit ls Prescott The headquarters of the Now national forest unit remain un. changed at Prescott, with Charles IT. Hindcrer as Forest Supervisor.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-15
Admitted to Hospital.

Frank Caldwell, an old tim, of the county, was admitted to pital yesterday suffering from [ troublp
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-15

pages before the supply Is exhausted. ''
 Get copy of the Journal. Miner 's Industrial and Mining edition of e
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-15
Left for Congress.

Deputy Sheriff ]. ]. Humboldt passed throug night on his way to Cong husincss
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-15

Full Associated Press dispa'''' the Journal Miner.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-15
Will Leave for Home.

Miss Mamie Mayer will leave home at Mayer this morning a pleasant visit here with her siste R. N. I.nnneY.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-15

Journal'Miner for high class job work
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-15
Forester Leaves.

F. II. Crabb, ranger of tn Icy section of the Prescot Forest, left for home last n short official visit here.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-15
Here from Los Angeles.
Back from Trip.

Jumos BrcsIin has returned m cStcndcd trip through New and Nevada on mining business. accompanied by his son, Thoma. recently joined him in New l from Los Angeles, where he has nilonhlng school.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-15
Will Visit Relatives.

F. <. Campbell was an scnger yesterday afternoo ton. Wisconsin, on n wis lives.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-15
False Alarm.

A False alarm of fire in the alley q or City Attorney Ling's residence Pleasant street called the fire den, ment to that place yesterday morn at ll;i5 o'clock.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-15

Left for Gallup.
 John Massing left yesterday f.. , lup, New Mexico, on short t ,o u
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-15
Left for Big Stick.
Left for Home.
Will Locate in California

N' r. Pierce has disposed of his and stock interests in Walnut |, and will leave today for Calf, where he intends to make his nor future.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-15
Probate Business.

F.. !. F. Horne, F. C. Brown B. Jolly were appointed apprai, the estate of D. C. Walter, decea the probate court yesterdav.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-15
Left for the Monica.
Lcft for Agua Frla.
Loft for Homo.
IIere on RnsineSs.

Q. \. Lange K in th, ranch and stock range lfrin district nn n short
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-15
Passed Through

H. d. Sullivan, president and gene a' manager of the United Gold Min, company, accompanied three stocj holders Of his concern as far as As iork on their way home to ChicaO rom a visit to the company's prope ties at Congress.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-01-31

ing railroads OIL pennsylvania il they
did not obey the Hepburn Interstate
commerce law in regard to the own
crship of products they transport. |
think this statement is phenomenal
declared Mr.. Tillman.
Senator Gallingcr suggested that
the law does not become operative
until May 1, and he regarded the
statement as sc incredible that he
did not believe 1t.
1T is time the senate should do n
little business" said Mr.. Tillman, OF
it's own accord. We have got a doctor
In command Of a ship and all sorts
Of things are going on. | do not
know what is going to happen next.
1t may be a declaration OF war.
The senate devoted owe two hours
to considering the bin revising the
criminal laws Of the United States
and then at 4:l5 adjourned.