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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-02
STEWART IN OXNARD.
From Tuesdays Daily

H'rom Tuesdays Daily
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Stewart of Pres.
colt, Arizona, who spent two weeks at
Catalina in order TO have an escape
from the warm weather now prevail.
ing over the territory, visited for sew.
eral days at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. +. Pitts in IIueneme and also called
upon an old time friends in Oxnafd,
Mrs. e. w. Bacon. The visitors de.
parted Tuesday noon for Los Angeles.
in which place they will remain for
about n week, then journeving onward
TO their home in the territory, having
TO climb up toward the sky for little
over n mile nigh, such being the cleva.
ton at Prescott. About ten years ago
Mr.. stewart, who has an extensive
stock range, made a pilgrimage to this
locality, about the time that Oxnard
came to life. The growth this town
has made in that time amazed him and
he, things this place is one of the best
business cities that it has been bis
pleasure to visit. While here he made
an inspection of our sugar factory and
was greatly impressed with it. "wil"
says that since "the lid" has been
shut down upon gambling in the terri.
tory the moral atmosphere has made a
change for the better, although he
states that on account Of the elevation
the natives have on tap generous sup.
ply of-tne celebrated Hassayampa wa.
ter-Oxnard Courier.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-02
Of
UNCLE SAM TO
PROCEED
N'rom Tuesdays DailvI


John Milton Sullivan, general man
ager of the Black Chief Copper Com
paby, who arrived cbefe last evening
from his company's camp at the head
Of Ash Creek in the Black Hills dis
triet, in conversation with Journal
Miner representative, said that his con
cern mad recently purchased com
plete hosting plant and that the de
velopment Of the Uncle Sam grouJ
would be resumed as soon as the plant
Is installed. Sinking the main shaft
was abandoned at depth Of eighty
-four feet on account 81 the great in
flow Of water. The new plant ~ OF
ample capacity to keep the shaft clear
Of water. The group, comprising Sly
claims, IL developed by several shall
low shafts and tunnels, ore being ex
posed in all openings. He said that
be found some ore few days age
that gave assay returns Of 20 per cent
in copper.
Sullivan will leave in a few days for
Louisiana, where he will superintend
the harvesting Of his rice crop, which
will soon be ripe.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-02
CAMERON THE INDIVIDUAL.

uuanmiy OF enthusiasm nomination Of Ralph
been by Arizona
the personality individuality
date 1t his personality which will the of the
rtory irrespective party affiliations
progress. prosperity righteousness individuality
which will every his election
proud election proud
Representatives Ralph experience
develop individuality
personality individuality
POLITICAL ideal 1t like Ralph who badly needed in
the public life of today.
: a heart
dividuaTy will he has the
ability territory
alze 10 these The had the requisite
questioned the
becoming
of and action senate
state and Representatives lives
voted to the welfare OF this be- the riches of Arizona will be
heraded the world they floods Of develop
capital will flow into this wonderful of the south
west II win be long Arizona in being represented
the national capital by time Arizona the
tail end Of political campaign.
Of of by spending
state instead OF circulating his constituents and learning Of their
needsf In the Smiths residence in
Washington Kentucky appropriated
public buildings outside of Phoenix which completely Has Bibee
public building Globe, Tucson attempt
bee" made by the chronological of the really March,. Aul
to appropriations Up
public buildings in nghbg territory postome
buildings through the republican delegates from
territory, and the they Of
fee The has been by delegates
devoted to the interests not spent
their congressional vacations companions
The will approximation, for
Phoenix through Of the corpae
and civic bodies of those sections
Smith alone had been depended the
minus quantities this
when Charles
California district 1885, he district
overwhelmingly republican promised for the
city Of San Jose time lie promised nm
appropriation for MvSo slough sunning
back from San Francisco within Of beautiful can
III" of the Santa Clara valley lie laughed
made people believe he would secure the
""t O" the then powerful R machine
lie secured $4,000 for the hog wow
building which a
wonderful which took the house and 10 the
the in it, foe
the corporations and his candidacy time the Southern
tahr opened barrel corruption ais defeat The in,r.,
iulc broke summers
Cameron another Charles sumner Washington and he
carries all before it, man like R,pa com
his election statehood for Arizona viii mako VIC
mons winning hight to secure public buildings Biee Globe
yuma Tucson and other cities shall M
commanding population The mining resources of the Ter
"y will be known the world Washington
they been known from the haitian
Of the ship November Arizona set ~ ,sn
sails which will trmpany the port Of statehood
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-02
CIly News
....ln Brief
(From Sundays Daily.)

(From Sundays Daily.)
Home from Phoenix.
Attorney General T.. y. Clark arrived
home last night from a short ofiicia
visit TO Phoenix.
New Deputy Appointed.
III. w. Carson of Puntenney has been
appointed deputy recorder by County
Recorder Bradbury.
Home form Frisco.
Julius n. Rodenburg arrived home
last night from a pleasant visit with
relatives in San Francisco.
Left for Los Angeles.
H.. A. Freeman was an outgoing pas.
senger last night for Los Angeles,
where he will enjoy a vacation.
Left for Salt Lake.
Mrs. X. =. Mason was an outgoing
passenger last night for a visit with
relatives and friends in Salt Lake CITY.
Utah.
Left for Iron Springs.
W. G. Foster, public examiner, wa.
an outgoing passenger last night for
Iron Springs, wnere he will spend Sun.
day with his family. lie win Ienys
for southern Arizona on official bust.
ness in a few days.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-02

Visiting Hsr Fath@.
Mrs. NJ. y. Cassidy Of Bisbee is tbs
guest Of her father. Thomas Reynssds
in the city. she will leave for home
this morning.
Enjoytng . Vacation.
Frank Clinesmitb came in last eve
ming from the shylock mine TO enjoy
n well earned vacation among his
many friends here.
Will Locate Here.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. J. Bonnell and fam
lily are recent arrivals here from Cap
itan, New Mexico, 20 make this coun
~ their future home. They left yes.
terday morning for Dewey, accompa
MED by Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ]. Bonnell and
ID. N. Bonnell, who met them here.
Forepaugh Leaves.
John Lewis, pioneer teamster,
bridge builder and miner, known all
ever the territory as Forepaugh, "
will leave THIS morning for the Salt
River valley, where he soys he has n
winter engagement. He will find sum
mer breezes still lingering in PhoeniI
when he arrives there. .. o..
sojourning Here.
DIR. and Mrs. F. W. Sawyer Of Cas-.
tie Hot SPRING. are the guests Of
friends in the CIV, p. H
Passed Through.
W. NJ. Dean of Mayer passed through
mere last night on his way 20 Wicken.
burk, where he has accepted a position
with the Central Arizona Electric Com.
pany.
Passed Through.
Perry Sears Of Mayer passed through
here last night on his way to the Salt
River valley TO purchase fat steers
for his Mayer meat market.
Left for the South.
Deputy Sheriff John Merritt was an
outgoing passenger last night for the
southern part Of the county on official
business.
Joined Husband Here.
Mrs. Atkins arrived here last night
from Denver TO join her husband, who
fills responsible position with the TT.
ger Gold Company. He met her here.
Tney will leave for Harrington tomor-
row.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-02
Jerome Junction Visitor.

George Bowman Of Jerome Junctio
visited here last night between the a
rival of the southbound train and II
departure Of the coast limited.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-02
(From Tuesdays Daily
Visited Here Sunday.

vioiscu AhCiC ouhudys
James Humphreys of Maxton visit
cd with friends here Sunday
Skull Valley Visitor.
W. l.. Roberts of Skull Valley is Wis.
iting in the city.
Congress Junction Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Ritter of Con.
gress Junction are visiting in the city
Juniper Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 4. johnson of Juni.
per are visiting in the city. ~
Back from Oregon.
Dave Thomas has returned from an
extended trip THROUGH Oregon.
Phoenix Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Il. TwitchelI OF
Phoenix are visiting in the city.
Enjoying a Vacation.
William Mcneil il in the city from
the Monte Christie mine, enjoying q
well earned vacation.
Will Visit Jerome.
DIR. Alton, medical director Of the
Bo-Lo'Zone Medical Company. will be
in Jerome on Wednesday and Thurs.
day.
Mine Manager Here.
Mark Bradley, general manager of
the Express mine near Poland, is here
on short visit on mining business.
Here from Big Bug.
George Whitaker Is in the city from
his mines in the Big Bug district on
a short business visit.
Here on Business.
John Harlan is in the city from the
camp Of the Mount Union Consolidated
Mines Company, on n short business
visit.
A Flying Visit.
+. M. Weston of Jerome Junction
paid a flying business visit to the eity
yesterday, returning home on the af.
ternoon train.
Jerome Visitor.
Charles Taylor Of Jerome is visiting
in the city.
Back from Bisbee.
q. W. woodling has returned from
an extended visit in Bisbee.
Here from Harrington.
Eric Bloom Of Harrington IL here
on business.
Copper City Visitor.
n y Ballard, Jerome merchant. ar.
rived here last night from the Copper
City on mining business.
Joe Bechtel Of MeCabe arrived here
last evening on a short business visit.
Crown King Visitors.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-02
Prominent Engineer Arrives.
Back from the shylock.

=. l.. Carlisle, Of Pittsburg, Penn
sylvania, heavy stakeholder in Ia
Central Arizona Copper Company, re
turned here last evening from n visi
to the shylock group of mines in tn
slack Hills district under development
-. IL.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-02
Enrolled In High School.

Gean Eads, son of the pioneer ST
driver who handles the ribbons so
perbly between Dewey and Ca
Verde, who arrived here Saturday,
rolled in the high school yesterday
the coming term.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-02
Editorial Comment
STATEHOOD FOR ARIZONA

the immediate admission Of the territories Of New Mexico
separate Republican
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-02
Old Timer Returned.

Joe Alfred, known all over the
and Rocky Mountain states and
tories as Bellyache Joe," retd
here Sunday night from an exte|
trip through the southern part Of
territory, Nevada and California.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-02
Back from Big Stick.
Left for Camp.
Home from Vacation.

Thomas Potter, bridge foreman
the y. f., =. a. p, arrived home d
night from a pleasant vacation at {
principal coast resorts of South,
California.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-01-10

to be made with the secretary OF state
who Is to issue numbers for ma
chimes. He is to SEND to each county
clerk annually list OF licensed chauf-
feurs and machines.
An institution for adult blind. with
workshops and other provisions for
their maintenance. ds provided for
in bill by Senatoy Rathburn. ol
Meigs.
Senator Howe, OF Cleveland, has Q
public service corporation tax bin
which provides that valuation Of cor
poration property such as railroads
pipe lines. etc.. be placed on the
county duplicates so that the bene-
flts will be local instead Of state, 1,
also increases the valuation placed
on such property and Senator Howe
claims will add to the duplicate from
5000, 0,0O0, 900 to 81, 900, ,000, 900.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-01-10

ephone rates for cities and villages In
bill introduced by Representative
Hillenkamp, of Toledo. The rates can
be fixed from time to time, and are
TO include the rental OF the instru-
ments.
To prevent the corruption Of elec-
tions by corporations, Representative
Hunt. of Cincinnati, has a bill which
provides fine Of from $50 to $500
for any corporation or fine OF $1,000
or one year Imprisonment, or both
for any individual members OF COM
pany who contributes to campaign
corporation funds for political pur-
poses. 1t is also provided that do
mestic corporations must file affidav.
its In May and foreign ones In Septem-
ber. with the auditor OF state or super
intendent of insurance that they have
not so contributed to political cam
paigns, Immunity Is provided for
witnesses against such offenders.
Senator Schmidt, of Cleveland. has
bill which provides levy of one
mill on each 81 OF valuation OF tax
able property in school districts, to
be expended on public libraries.
Senator Ward, of Cleveland, gent
In his bill which provides for a state
cure for habitual drunkards and per-
sons addicted to the use OF narcotics.
A commission to select and equip the
Institution is TO be composed of the
governor. auditor of state and three
other persons. not residents OF the
state, not more than two OF whom
shall be Of the same political party,
who are TO be named by the governor.
The site is to contain not less than
so acres OF ground. The name OF the
institution is made 'The Ohio Ineb-
riate Hospital"
TEXT BOOK COMMISSION.
A permanent text book commission
Is provided for In bill which has
been introduced by Senator Atwell,
Of Licking county. Books are to be
uniform in all elementary grades and
adoptions by the commission are to
hold good for Ave years. Bids are
to be called for. The commission Is
to be of FIVE members; three for
FIVE years and two for three years.
while their successors are to be for
Ave years,
Senator Wards bill for the regula-
ton. Identification and registration
of motor vehicles. has been presented.
All motor vehicles except motor bi-
cycles and cycles. road rollers, trac-
tion engines. FIRE engines and patrol
wagons and ambulances are Included.
Zach machine must be registered. for
which fee Of 81 is required. Chat
feurs are also to be licensed and
pay fee Of 81. The registration IS
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-01-10
LOBBYISTS
For Liquor Interests Not
Having Smooth Sled
ding-Democrats
After Them
BILLS ARE INTRODUCED

Columbus, Jan. 9.-Liquor lobbyists
at this session of the legislature are
not having as smooth shedding as
they would like. so long as they
stick to liquor or temperance legis-
lation, no attention is paid to them,
but an inclination to mix in other
affairs is being resented.
Democrats have been busy notifying
the liquor people to keep out of the
fight which is being waged for the
Initiative and referendum. that II
they did not, the full strength OF the
Democratic side would be thrown In
favor Of local option.
II has become known that the IL
quor interests expect 70 make a
fight to have their business placed up
on legal basis. Representative Hill
lenkamp OF Lucas county, has in
troduced joint resolution which pro-
vldes for submission to the people OF
q constitutional amendment that will
permit the licensing of the liquor
traffic.
Wayne d. Wheeler. Ohio superin-
tendent of the Antl-Saloon league.
says such an amendment would upset
all existing liquor laws. but that the
people will never vote for such an
amendment.
Representative Coll. of Williams
county, put in joint resolution which
seeks to extend the usefulness OF the
rural free delivery mail service.
II Is In line with the recommended
tlons of the postmaster general, and
provides for the application OF the
parcels post system to the rural routes.
For example. II a farmer living on
one rural route desires to send
package to one living on another
route. but running out OF the same
bfice. or II such an exchange is de-
bired between farmers on the same
route. the carriers can handle such
Business
Councils are given power to fix tel
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-01-10
AKRON BANKER
Has a Plan to Save the oepositors
From Loss.


An Akron banker is preparing bill
to save depositors from loss in case
of state or savings banks failures. :
The measure, when complete. will
be turned over to one Of the two Sum-
NIT county representatives or TO Sen
ator Mather with request for early
introduction In the legislature, so
that It can be madea law. IL possible.
without delay. i.
The measure provides for a small
annual tax on each state bank doing
business in Ohio, The tax so far as
the individual banks are concerned,
will be SO small as not to be felt--iess
than one per cent perhaps, yet In the
aggregate, when the large number OF
state banks are considered. 1t will
make a great sum.
This is to be kept In reserve, and
used to make up deficits that may ex-
list In case state bank goes under.
AS not more than one bank is likely
to fail at time It can easily be seen
that such tax as proposed would abb
solutely prevent depositors from loss.
no matter how complete the failure of
the individual bank might be.
The backer OF the bill believes that
such measure and the knowledge on
the part OF depositors that there is q
state fund to take care OF their de-
posits regardless OF the condition OF
the bank, will prevent any panlcky
feeling In case of bank troubles.
The framer OF the bill hopes that II
will meet with general favor and that
II will be made law very soon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-01-10
$500 Bear Skin and Astrachan Cloak,
Great Winter Sale Blankets Comforts Linens Domestics
OUTINGS.

5oApieces dark outing fanLels
big range patterns ......4lzc
&c cream Shaker fiannels. .6Iao
12Hc dark and light outing
nanneis .......'...,..,. b/ac
12hc cream Shaker iiannels 9Iac
12hc SO in. outing fannels. Sc
12hc extra heavy cream can
ton fannels .9Lsc
15c and 12hc dark and light
iannelettes ............. f0c
15c feather ticking .>10Iao
18c feather ticking ......t2IIac
12hc dark shirting. stripes
and checks .........- .sIso
s2 satine tick feather pillows
.,..-....'. yI.48
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-01-10
May pla from Exposure.

Warren, o.. Jan. 9.-George Reid.
a coppersmith claiming Blanchard.
Ariz.. as his home. was found exhaust
ed and starving in a deserted shack
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-01-10
DoMEsTIcs.
Lonsdaie, Fruit Of Loom and
Hope Bleaehed Musiins.

will be sold at ....,,..r t0Lac
&c yard wide brown muslin. 5Las
&c yd. Wide brown muslin. sac
Sc yd wide bleached muslin. sec
10c yd. wide bleached muslin
............. ..........,... &c
25c 8.4 brown sheetihg .2tc
soc "a brown sheeting .....24c
35c 10-4 brown sheeting -. .2sc
One case apron ginghams. 4Iao
Blue. brown and pink staple
checks. 16c zephyr ginghams
..-'.s...'.' '........... lOc
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-01-10
Linens=W aistings
25c Waist and Dress Goods in Ssrsss, HsnriettdS
and FeeCed PlaidS, t7C

l5c fieeced plaid waistings. 100
SOC French fiannels ...,... .19c
35c piaiL wool tiannels for waists
and dresses ....,....... ESQ
25c mercerised white goods for
waists, all new patterns, .18e
IS In. @bleached cotton crash. Sc
10c is In. grey linen crash. 7Lsc
l2o 18 In. grey linen crash. 8I 20
l5c honey comb towel 100
Au. Ia CISxkIu U.sl MLl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-01-10
at Deforest.

at Deforest
He had collapsed after continual
walking for the past hve days. Reid
lost his work In Pittsburg week ago
ard started for home dead broke.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-01-10
COMFORTS.

Big Ike of nice clean comfort
ers on sale at special prices dur
Ing this sale s-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-01-10
Wool and Cotton Blankets

Sweeping reductions on all Blankets. This sale
comes at a most opportune time for you II in need
OF warm bed clothing.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-01-10
Exposure brought on bad attack
OF pneumonia. Recovery is doubtful.

Advertise your wants In the Morn
ing News Peoples Column.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-01-10

25c fancy huck towel 15c
S5c double knotted fringe tow
ei ............... 2hc
26c bleached union table da-
mask -. 1oo
soc cream. all linen damask, 3sc
65c cream. all linen damask. SOC
soc bleaohed. all linen da-
mask .....,.,........ 75c
S1.25 bleaehed. all linen da-
mask 500
'eCially Priced. Ask to See Thorn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-01-10

Try Royal Java Blend Coffee.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-01-10
St.76 BrOadClOth 96C

80 pieces all wool Broadcloths, one and half
yards wide, all shades. This seasons most desir-
able dress coths taking the lead for suits and skirts
with the promise OF being the best thing In the
ket for spring. While they last will sell these
splendid cloths at csc yard None to be laid away
charged.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-01-10

ROOM SIZE RUGS.
$40 Administer velvet rugs, size
Okla ..,......,..,..... tx0
$50 extra heavy seamless Axmin,
ster, size 9x12 .....,.........&25
$50 body Brussels, 9x12 ...... $23
$36 body Brussels, 9x12 -. $3.50
$40 Wilton velvet rugs !. $50
1850 Wilton velvet rugs 80. 335
ti2.So all wool Agra rugs, sxi0.6
.........,s....... W.
., ss <....ss ~.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-01-10
St.OO All Wool Dress Goods 4SC

Thousands OF yards Of double width all wool
dress goods in all shades win be put In this big
Clearance Sale 48c yard These goods Lot be
purchased today at the mills for twice this
Remember Si.O0 values 48e yard
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-01-10
$t.76 Taffsta Dress silks $i.i2 ia

Greatest value giving silk sale ever attempted
by us. This special yard wlde every yard guaran.
teed sf76 black Taffeta SILK will be placed sale
at $t.t2. We believe this is the finest lot of blacl
Taffetas ever put in sale In this section.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-01-10
silk Remnants One Hllf Price

200 silk remnants will be placed ON sale at one
half original price. Yardage to yards Black and
colored silks. Many handsome waist patterns in the
lot.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-01-10
$t.25 Black Dress Goods 79c

Remarkable values In black dress goods for this
big SALE One hundred pieces up to date black
dress goods In plain and fancies. All these splen.
did dress fabrics that retail in the regular way
from 800 to sl.25. will be put on sale at 7sc.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-01-10
85c COlored Taffeta Silks 81 t.2c

Colored Tafetas. all shades will be placed on sale
at 62,zo yard. Many pieces of these colored silks
were bought especially for this sale and are excep-
tIonai values sSo colored Tafstas sale price sasc.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-01-10

Ten Pieces Yard Wide Extra Heavy Quality Black
these splendid silks on sale at s6e yard.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-25
GET FRANKS COLLECTOR
Turner Arrested in New London for
 Embczzlcmcnt.

Harry c. Turner 6, young man. eighteen years of age. who has been employed by William Frank & Coz. of Chapel street, as a messenger and col- lector was arrested yesterday after noon in New London on request of the local police. and was brought to this city by Detective Daley. who was sent to New London to get him Tur- ner is charged with emhezzlement by agent He is charged with collecting $l5 for the firm on Wednesday and skipping town with that and $j more of the firms money that he had in his possession at the time, Turner was arrested at the home of a young lady friend in Willetts avenue, where he was calling when found