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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-09
PUBLIC RECORDS.
Instruments Filed as Reported BY The
Prescott Title Co.

Maude T.. Dobler locates Queen
Mabe Mine, Castle Creek Dist
!. 4. Wagner wi to Lavire oy'
Ter, q. c. Deed Lots 10 a ~, Blk. "a,
Prescott.
Bayless a Coffin 6le 4. An. Work on
Mamaic Mine.
Il. =. Clark a J. 4. Russell incor.
porate Arizona Gold Copper Mining
Co. Capital Stock si,6O0,0oo.
o. W. Pierce to D.. c. Wright. NJ.
Deed. Half interest il Cow Boy mine,
Walnut Grove Dist.
Ideal Mig. a Development Co. to y,
r. Rothelle, &c. Deed, $500. Model
Mil site and Mill, Weaver Dist.
j. X. Caldwell VT TO Frank a d.
Matley, W. Deed. 5000. 81 Of NV
"A 4 VIZ Of s.w,h, See. II, T16N
X. iW
j. G. Bradbury 10 James +. Walters
VI. Deed. Savage a Mono Mines, Has
Dist.
Arizona Smelling Co. 20 y. W. Wells
&C. Deed. Portion Of Secs. u A 80
r. l3N. X. ~.
Prescott Improvement Go. 90 +. W
Latimer, Deed. $3.50. Lot 10, BIZ
20. whipple Heights.
r.. n. Meek n J. T.. Russell incor'
porate Pacific Water Power Company
Capital Stock, s2,500,0o0.
&. =. wingGeld ct al locate Monros
Eitn. Mine, Big Bug Dist.
j. c. Bradbury, county recorder, sp
points II. W. Carson ~ deputy.
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TIP TOP ORES TO
Be WORKED
AGAIN
Big Development Plans
For Once Famous
Silver Mine

At the annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the Tip Top Heath Mining
and Milling Company held in the com.
pany's offices here yesterday, II. ID.
Ross, +. T.. Wager, T.. j. r. Horne, J..
X. Lowry and T.. q. Wager were elect
ed directors for the ensuing year. Az
ter the adjournment Of the stockhold.
ers' meeting the directors elected r..
q. Wager, president, J. X. Lowry, vice
president, and II. ID. Ross, secretary
and treasurer. The expense accounts
of the last year were audited and
found correct.
A new track will be put in the tun-
mel, which is LOO feet in length, and
taps the shaft at a depth Of 200 feet.
There is a good tonnage of tungsten
ore blocked out in this level which IL
Is proposed 10 stope as soon as the tun.
mel is cleaned and the track in place.
The directors announced yesterday that
ii was the intention TO unwater the
main shaft which follows the vein 10
"A point 900 feet below the mouth Of
the tunnel. However. this will not be
commenced until the track H. placed in
the tunnel and the exploitation Of that
level well under way.
The Tip Top mine was one of the
large silver producers ~ the county in
the 70's. Work ceased on it when the
price of silver fell below the dollar
mark. Later the mill was partially dis.
mantled 10y the removal Of all tae ma.
chinery adapted TO the treatment Of
gold ore. This will necessitate the re.
placement of the machinery sold before
the product Of the mine can he treated
on the ground.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-09
yAVAPA| WOMAN
JUST. MISSES
WRECK
from Saturdays Daily

Mrs. Peter Laux Of McCabc, who ar.
rived here last night from four
months visit with relatives in Chicago
and Milwaukee, gives a thrilling de.
scription Of a railroad accident near
Earl, Colorado, between noon and !
o'clock Thursday, in which three men
lost their lives. An engine pulling n
freight train into Earl blew up, killing
toe engineer. fireman and head brake
man. The accident occurred less than
minute before the passenger train ON
which she was riding reached the
scene. The passenger train was only
brought To n standstil Immediately
behind the caboose of the train after
strenuous efforts of the engineer TO
avoid a hind.end collision. She be.
lieves that IL the accident mad occurred
nj night that n COLLISION could not have
been avoided, resulting in more loss
Of life.
The engineer, fireman and brakeman
were killed outright. Their bodies
were beyond recognition, the arms and
legs Of two being blown from the
trunks. The engine is n total wreck.
Pieces Of IL were blown q half mile in
either direction and what remained OF
il was lying alongside the track, n
tangled mass Of iron.
The freight train was pulling into
Earl Immediately ahead Of the passen'
ger, raining. she believes, on the pas
senger trains time. IL is believed
that the engine crew in an effort Ia
reach the station 10 avoid delay OF
the train following allowed the water
in the boiler to run too low, the ex
plosion following the starting Of the
pump or injector.
Mrs. Laux. who stated that this wa'
the only unpleasant incident witnessed
during her absence, will join her bus
| band nj McCabe today.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-09
CAMERON A WINNER.

In Ralph II. Cameron Of Flagstaff,
the republicans have an exceptionally
strong candidate for delegate 90 con
gress. Though not an orator, he has
an attractive personality, and is IN
usually successful as n vote-getter. He
is well.to-do mining man who knows
by experience what it means 10 do
ones own assessment work. lie has
also been cattle man and sheep
man during his life of half a century.
Cameron served three terms as sher
in Of Coconino county, and is now in
his fourth year as supervisor Of that
county, winning eacn time by large
majority.
Honest, energetic, iovial, liked by
all of his acquaintance irrespective Of
party utilization. Cameron will make a
decided hit in u whrlwind campaign.
Even the democratic newspapers con.
cede that the convention that nominal
I'd Cameron was one Of complete har
mony; aud the nomination is warmly
seconded by every republican journal
in the territory. And, as IL is gives
out that Cameron will spend large
portion Of the campaign in Coehise and
ella, heretofore the leading democratic
counties, the retirement to private life
Of Mark Smith is assured. -Paradis'
Record.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-09

Notice IL hereby gwen that tho un.
dersigned owners Of the mines known
az the Lutte, tompromlse, Black Mesa,
Aztec, Gold Note, Iowa, Maine, olym.
pia, Vosuyius, Surprise, Center and
Oregon, and the improvements, ma
ehinery, and tools located thereon, all
At and near Riobinbar. Yayapsi County,
Arizona, will not be responsible foi
debts Of any kind contracted for labor,
supplies or improvements on said prop
srty or any Of 1t, while II IL being
worked under q contract and lease, and
that said property Ia nov being worked
under such contract AID lease granted
TO Z. W. Mitchell. Dated this LIST day
Of March, 1907.
KENTUCKY STANDARD MINING
COMPANY,
BY Hunter NJ Merl~sther, Pres
R1CHINBAB MINES COMPANY,
BY Hunter n. Msrbwetkey, Pres
First publication, March 20. 1907.
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,Ftom Saturdays Daily

y.,.rirg his friend and fellow
.mr ,lc mountain lion they were
'grs John Crume shot John Gal
.1 through the body yesterday
w, a, y o'clock in the Bradshaw
s,'ip. Galbraith died from the
,.ot ihc wound an hour later. I'm.
r'E,,ely after the shooting Crume
fa,, NJ he could to Crown King
,iJ for The injured man. DR..
.,,s and few friends hurriedly re.
,d with him, but Galbraith was
|..,S rhen they arrived. The body
y. taken 70 Crown King to be pre-.
L. for n'crment
4 cmme is almost Frustrated at his
k,re in crown King over the shooting
d n. friend Of many years standing.
4, inquest will probably be held to-
Tbsy saw a mountain lion near
lrmes home ut Crown King late
ka,,day night. They chased the ami.
C,l away and Mt daybreak started on
!. trail through the mountains. They
CpoWed it over n circuitous route COW
L,ps several miles, reaching n gulcb
.bre it. tracks appeared fresh. Taey
r,rei. Galbraith climbing the noun.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-09
SEES BIC FUTURE
FOR W|CKENBURG
DISTRICT
Another Big Deal In
That Section Just
Closed

According to special from Phoe.
nix, papers are about 90 be signed in
Wickenburg for the transfer Of the
Mcneil Wilkett group of FIVE claims,
southwest Of the vulture mine, in
Maricopa county, for a consideration
Of $4,000.
J. &. Reed states that wnen he left
Wickenburg Tuesday the negotiations
had been brought to u close and that
all remaining TO complete the deal was
the signing Of the papers.
For several years the claims have
been owned by Dan Mcneil and Cbas.
Wilkett, and run high in lead and sill.
yer values. About 800 feet Of develop.
ment has uncovered several well de.
fined ore deposits.
Read il enthusiastic over mining
conditions in and around Wickenburg.
He says the sale Of the Vulturc prop
erty 10 Boston capitalists mas already
started revival in mining that Is
bound to make Wickenburg the center
Of great activity in the next year.
"The world is learning that we
have the mines. and that all il takes 10
make them great Is capital for dcvel.
opment purposes remarked Reed,
Wickenburg is certain TO be the cen.
ter Of great mining district. We have
known this for years, but not until
now have we seemed on the eve of the
big mining boom that is TO bring
wealth TO many and provide work for
thousands Of miners
In Wickenburg great preparations
are being made for this activity in
the nearby districts, in several OF
which are mining properties that are
bound 10 become important producers
lee plants. smelling. plants. supply
houses and such improvements are be
ing constructed = short distance away
from Wickcnburg.
The formal transfer of the Vultur'
10 the new owners was made in Wick
cnburg yesterday.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-09

J. e. JAM files AT. A. Work on Bull
lion Mine. Big Bug Dist.
q. u. Lasbury to G. G. & A. V. Mil
Ter, N. Deed. West Brooklyn Mine,
Big Bug Dist.
Abel Baldez & j. V. Jaramillo locate
3 mines, Black Canyon Dist.
J.. +. Movies a Jno. Henry incor.
porate Movies and Arizona Copper
Co., Capital stock 100000.
Henry =. Sonntag 4 VT. to Charles
Sonntag. Deed. lot 10, Blk. 81, Pres
colt.
Charles Sonntag 4 VT to Mrs. J. X.
Turner, Deed. 800. Same property.
Anton Peter files A. AT. Work on
Little Tony Mine, Walker Disst.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-09

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thing, told of the Presidents popular
ity aud said that IL was due To his
stealing Bryan's doctrines, although
he didn I accuse Roosevelt Of stealing
the free silver or government owner
ship doctrines from the Peerless One
Throughout the speech which lasted
over an hour the delegate had hard
time to hold his audience as II was
evident that the majority of people
present had not come to listen To
speeches. As 20 the merits Of the ad
dress, not point was made by the
speaker. and IL any change was eff
fected in tne political complexion of
his listeners, II was not In favor OF
Mark smith or Democracy. II was
principally an ouipourng Of east wind
and vapidity, which created but little
enthusiasm even among the Democrat
and only ancient grayhaired Demo
cratic platitudes aroused the apatheti
audience 10 a display Of applause.
After the speech MIR. smith stated
that he regretted having not paid q
tribute 20 the Warren District Demo.
cratic club because Of the great sue
cess Of the barbecue, and which he had
intended doing
As stated in tn foregoing, the affair
was grand success from financial
standpoint, ms II IN estimated that he
tween $500 and $1,000 was netted tbs
campaign fund.
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR SUPERVISOR.

] hereby announce myself % n can.
didate for the Office Of Supervisor OF
Yavapai county, subject TO the approx.
al and action Of the County Democratic
Nominating Convention.
REANOs THOMPSON.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-09
For sheriff.

Humboldt, Ariz., May ~, 'os.
/ hereby announce myself As can
didate for Sheriff Of Yavapai county,
on the democratic ticket, subject TO sp-
prevail Of the Democratic convention to
be held in Prescott so&e time In Sep
TENDER, 1908.
Respectfully,
J. !. CAvANAUGH.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-09
FOR SUPERVISOR.

] hereby announce myself a candi.
date for the office Of supervisor Of va
vapai county, subject to the approval
and action Of the County Democratic
Nominating Convention.
ROBERT CAMPBELL.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-09
FOR SUPERVISOR.

! hereby announce myself as eandi.
date for the Office OF supervisor Of va.
vapai county, subject to the approval
and action of the County Democratic
Nominating Convention.
JOHN II EHLE.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-09
For Sheriff.

! hereby announce myself as candi-
date for the Office Of Sheriff OF Yavapai
County, subject to the approval and
action of the County Democratic Nom.
mating Convention.
JOHN MERRITT.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-09
For Supervisor.

I hereby announce myself as eandi.
date for the Office Of supervisor Of va
vapai county, subject to the approval
and action Of the County Democratic
Nominating Convention.
AL. VROOM.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-09
FOR SHERIFF.

! hereby announce myself as candi'
date for the nomination Of sheriff, sub.
iect to the action of the county demo-
cratic convention TO he aeld this fall.
JOHN II. FOLEY.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-09
WARNING NOTICE.

Notice 10 hereby given that the N
dersigned, owner Of the Neimhn group
Of claims, and located about 30 miles
west Of Hillside and adjoining the pat
snted claims Of LAWYER q Wells, In
the Eureka mining district, Yavsps,
county, Arir., will not be responsible
for debts Of any Kind contracted for
labor and improvements on said prop
srty, while II In being worked undss
bond.
GUY ALLEN,
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-09

Unadyertised things are sold-some
times Journal Miner want ads viii
sell II quickly.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-09
Humorous Henry.

The speaker seemed 10 eaten the
crowd when MS remarks became in.
tentionally humorous and l., frequently
rose 10 high degree Of fine hnnior, IS
pecially ~ in the story about Texan
who had an alteration with negro
on train and cried because he had
promised his mother on her lying bed
that he would never M another niger
in that county and the train was gong
10 slow. Everyone who heard the story
saw the point and II created much
amusement.
Lunch and dancing followed Mr..
Ashurst and an emergency tax Of four
bits per male head was placed on those
who took advantage Of the terpsichor.
can treat, after the management had
ascertained that the crowd wouldn Z
fall for "A case. note charge
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-09
Battle Of the Flowers.

The boy orator from Flag went the
limit in showering floral offerings on
the defenseless head Of Marcus Aure.
Illus. He compared him snccessivcly
with Benjamin franklin, Thomas JEFF
ferson and ga fixed star in the
Heavens above" and characterized
him as the only living or dead man
who had ever drawn blood from the
"rhinocerous hide Of Uncle Joe Can.
nom (Which nothing but -four big
ones could do). He rose TO supreme
heights in his eulogy Of the delegate
and his superb qualities, Just M he did
for William Randolph Hearst four
years ago. He declared in stentorian
tones that IL was Mark Smith alone
who saved Arizona from that worse
than death fate joint statehood. or
words 10 that effect and declared con
vincingly that no one can ever take
Mark Smiths place in Washington,
which indicates a more than supreme
confidence. The speaker. also made
some mention Of Dear Old Cochisc,
hut feeling that he was anticipating a
speech to follow. he cut these remarks
short.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-09

the picnic, in which IL seems that Fred
mad been given bum steer, as there
was some precipitation later in the
daV
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-09
The Principal Thing.

INV TIinClpal ImnR.
After announcing that coupon books
could be purchased at the stand (pre.
sided over by Johnny Bowen). Mr.
suffer took great pleasure in introduc.
ing that talented and eloquent young
orator from Coconino county, Honor
able Henry +. Ashurst.
Mr.. Ashurst made a very good i'm
preston on the crowd owing 10 his
favorable personal appearance, which
Is very Apollo.like, both in build and
conntenahce. 10 say nothing Of the
diplomatic cut Of his iib-or rather his
frock coat. His address was n master.
piece OF eloquence. replete with flowery
SMILES and metaphors and Astounding
IN floral intricacies. II made a big hi
with the audience. bu, few Of which
had heard his speech nominating Mark
smith ut the Prescott convention.
In the course Of his peroration. he
took occasion to laud Bryan, the peer
less, noble and migntee leader Of Dem.
ocracy from Nebraska and he also
eulogized Mark Smith numerically
lie said that Bryan would If he were
elected president. lead the peepul gent
ly by the hand, Gas he did in the "A.
yer convention) and would not grasp
them by the throat as does Roosevelt
the speaker forgetting for the moment
that IT was the trusts that Roosevelt
grasped by the toroat."
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-09
Foraker Eulogized.

Then the delegate got into politics
which consisted of an attack on Roose'
welt and the Republicans of Arizona;
the latter for not sending their dele
gates "a Chicago instructed for Senator
Foraker. He stated that Foraker pre-
vented Joint statehood, which rather
puts the kibosh on the claims Of the
Democratic press that Smith. himself,
prevented iointure, though the eandi
date for reelection admitted that he
had had considerable 10 do with de
feating the Hamilton bill. lie told OF
his terrible fight in Congress I'VE
had 10 prevent the Outrage and
roasted his critics for roasting him.
Mr.. Smith also spoke Of the high
protective tariff: how the cost Of liv'
inp of the workingman had been IN.
creased, hasing his statement on the
increase in the price Of cigarette 10.
baceo, while the people who produced
the cigarette had had their wages cut,
which was not exactly correct ~ TO-
bacco workers have had an increase m
wages Of several hundred per cent dur
in gthe last decade. He compared
costs Of living inthis country and
European countries. but said nothing
of the difference in wages in favor OF
this country. He asserted that The
trusts had closed down their mills ana
factories and have announced thai
they won't open until after Taft !,
elected. Then, he said, they would
open with wages reduced tn three
quarters Of what they have been
though he had no facts upon which t.
base sucn an absurd assertion.
Accused Of Theft
Mr.. Smith after slamming Roosevelt
for never having accomplished any
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-09

Mr.. Smith after slamming Roosevelt
for never having accomplished any
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-09
Hail TO the Chief.

HAL 70 the Cmef.
There was suspension of dancing
for the purpose Of sweeping the mud
of the floor and To give Delegate
Mark Smith, the real guest Of honor
a chance To speak. Although IL was
hardly necessary 10 introduce the
speaker, that formalty was assigned t.
Mayor George Nealc Of Bisbee who
told Of the delegates long service anu
stated that he mad jeopardized his pri-
yate interests, had given up a lucra.
tive law practice because Of his love
for the people of Arizona, all Of which
made "a very effective tribute 10 the
delegate.
Mr.. Smith began his address in the
usual manner lie referred TO the
criticisms Of his enemies for referring
10 "Dcar Old Cochise.' Dear Old
yavapai,' etc. and told why Cochlse
county occupied such n warm spot In
nis heart. How 2s years ago, he had
come Ia Tombstone and had been
stricken with disease. How when he
awoke, he saw standing at his bed
side big husky sixfootthree man
who informed him that had 'ies come
! down Ia take care Of ye,' just like the
little ingenue in the ten-twenty-thirty
wild and woody melodammer Upon
this the delegate preuictcd his great
| love for cocnisc county. He also re
| ferred ~ usual 10 the old comrades
| who has passed away since his last
visit and his remarks were very anect-
| ipp--to the sneaker
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-09
GUY ALLEN
WARNING NOTICE.

BY y. J. Gpssh. a,torpey-in-fsst
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-03-19
THE LATE DR.. w. H. M. PHILIP
BORN--Edinburgh, Scotland, Sept. 24th, 1852
DIED--Hope, N. OAK, March 18th, 1908.
AGED--55 years, S months. 18 days.

Surgeon for the Grit. Nor. Rail
way, a member of the Inter
national association of Railway
Surgeons, American Medical As
ISOLATION, State Medical Society,
and the Cass Co. Medical AS
ISOLATION. He was chosen on the
first State Board of Medical
Examiners, was Coroner of
Steele county, a member of the
Co. Board of Health and Insanity,
County Physician and at the time
of his decease a member of the
local School Board.
In his long residence here he
has endeared himself to the com
munity by his integrity of life,
his professional ability and his
high ideals. He has ever stood
for those things that make a city
and a state strong and because of
this his interest in the realm of
citizenship has been keen. About
a year ago while attending a
meeting of the State Medical
Society he was taken seriously
i'll and his physician advised a
rest from active work. There
fore a trip to Scotland was under
taken but afforded no help and
the case bafied many specialists.
Some months ago the DR..
underwent an operation but the
best medical skill could only
bring temporary relief and tumor
Of the brain, at length, mastered
even his rugged strength.
The funeral service was held
in the Congregational church and
the pastor was assisted by Rev.
G. H. Phillips of Jamestown, who
very touchingly referred to the
esteem in which the DR.. was held
and spoke Of the abiding influence
of such a life. The friends bore
tribute by their tender solicitude
during the illness and the beau
tiful emblems of affection at the
funeral.
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death of the father, while he was
on a visit to his old home In Scot
land.
At an early age he became in
terested in medicine and gradu-
ated from Rush Medical College,
Chicago, in 1881 with a class of
172 and was one of fifteen to
receive a certificate of honor. In
July 1882 he came to Hope, N. D.
to commence his practice which
he continued up to the time of
his final illness. During this
term Of active practice he has
taken post graduate work under
specialists of wide reputation.
On October 3rd 1889 he was
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-03-19
OBITUARY.
William Herries Madden Philip.

William Herries Madden Philip
was born in bennington Place,
Edinburgh, Scotland, the oath
day of September 1852, and died
at Hope, N. D., March 18th, 1908,
aged IS years, s months and 10
days. He was the eleventh of a
family of twelve children, being
the youngest son. Of this family
only two remain, Charles Reed
Philip and Miss Margaret Philip
both of Oak Park, III.
The Dr's boyhood was spent in
Illinois whittier the family had
removed and in 1870 occurred the
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-03-19

married to Miss Libbie Curry, at
the residence of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Seth D. Curry, of Ellis,
bury Township, Barnes Co. N. D.
To them were born six children,
three of whom, Frank R., Gladys
M. and Genevieve Lillian survive
him.
He was a member of the Hope
Congregational church, affiliated
with the Masonic Fraternity,
Independent Order of Odd Eel
lows, Brotherhood of American
Yoeman, and Modern Woodmen
of America. For years he was