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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-21
RENT0N POLITICIANS
NAME CANDIDATES

What wars last year known as the
progressive party OF Henton, and
which declines az present 40 give
IT, organization a name. met last
night IN caucus aud nominated a
complete city ticket Il ~ stated
that another party will meet IN a
few days ana nominate ticket. and
mat II Impossible third party may
be heard from. Last nights nom
nations Fere Mayor Hen Tioknor
trcaHvreFs william Tenkin. attorney
=. w Hauser. clerk. A. 4. Ticknor.
health officer. a T. Beach. council
men Joseph Wood. Lee Monahnn.
A q Williams. B y. cake. r. A.
Elliott. q. Y. Duff -. a. Mitchell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-21

s.. specially Tor Or, "a" r,' s'''
priss, ss, ,.II., % = .h im leSaSs
Re wv .,s W food, carefully pre-.
iss sls's ssrsed on a sposless ana
~ - Ma cloth. adds charm 70
Na0 chose only other a,''''
- y ID wholesomeness
~ y niece should be suS
y s \, THANKSGIVING The knives
= should lie at the rieh'
800 me forks aud napkins
4 w water glasses AZ TIE
,he ends Of the kniNes'
Y Z income does not always
20. Greatest art and taste In
60 he Thankssivins dl inner,
A,'s ,s -, need not be Of the fines,
~ y. 4 should be OF snowy
~ peffecsly iruaed aud
- Ma on the table
49, later Mace a tray. Ia the
whlch have a beautiful
~, savoy cabbage. SCOOP
3 ven ,ssisr In the eaeease and !
Il ss aiaee All kinds Of nuts and
nth bright colored au-
e..xes 81 eranberries on the
. ..,sea IN hers and there
- n sslveF polished hrightly.
49, shlnlng and the vcee-
49, heated Nothlng II 80
..,,se i = bot. well cooked
-, ssrssd On cold plates
= a sswyihing necessary tor
s..nef ior six may be pur
- ne fpllewing viii be the
- fteA Waters 0sl
cAhsen Pot Pie tsiboi
80 Mashed Potatoes t.o5l
l,lsrsd sweet Potatoes iol
kaxn. la6l Apple Jelis tosl
svae and Butter l.itl
1 Pumpkia ffe ts0l
- Fruit l.25l Coffee ISL
<..,ssans far preparing the pot
sq..n sinxs and cut no
s.sas As fof a stev. Pas thea
stew pan With the onion
= Is lesf OF psrsley and The
- ~ into hllx. Cover with
Ia boiled water Boil i've
- and then simmer gently
hslf dsn.. when add salt and
- and eaatlnua the eookinx
ha tender, Remove The
Essa thleken The sioek with
= mbAed In cold watsr until
81 POUR IN and stir until Il
- . ihicken. sift the floar.
~ pxdss. salt and saEc into
- rus 81 rub the butter and
Y "a ME Il and add suffisient
II . nzlr . dough 10 handle
=. "a . ,ke board. Take tao.
- 4 - and roll 10 NJ the
49, xs< Nfes Of = baking pas.
rzars q hts the chicken. ~
xa1 ~ hrxrr bones Poar
N rxp shleh IL nos cool
49, s'ik chopped parsley. roll
ss@zislsx dough. ens in fancy
~ md pai over the top Wet
N VITA cold water. put a
II a. sroant the edge Bake
zzxais even untli the dough
" I'd hFoun-
zz<s sseeg Potatoes pssai
= tas potatoes lengfhwise
i snss Put into the stex
! ias esoagh water to cook
y atls nearly tender. Drmln
= u esIiscasoned melted
= aa4 Iksh roll In paanty Of
afopn Or srsnulNiea suxar
1<m inia butfered pan and
Eaal vel Drowned And
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-21

With the object u working for
the benefit of the south end zen.
orally. delegates from various i'm.
prOvement clubs from the southern
district met In Youngstown last
nighi and formed a temporary or.
sanitation Tho general committee
Eill be- called together In the near
future to arrange for maas meet.
Ing AZ which Improvement matters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-21

These dainty ballet dancers o.
china we're dsaigned Jointly BY
Carrier, iteileuae. painter. and Cal.
vet. scalptor. both famous French
artistic only two of a dozen bean.
tiful designs are shown here Tho
figures arr made al Sevrea. aud arc
extremely expensive
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-21

SANTA ANA. Cal. Nov. H.
tlaude Mcdowell. aged ~. died to-
day from q EunAhnt wound received
- mo hands - e-ycar- old Augustus
Jones' last night The boys were
duck hunting when Jones' hammer
isrs shotgun was accidentally dis
charged he charge entered Me-
poweifa abdomen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-21

AllnG win pIacfIeang medicine
Ala' Hnnse and arrested yes
~ , Depafs sheriff Oscar
y 2 4 n@mons bali vas fixed
- Ths " Immediately sat.
= y pfoza<znx the amount Ia
= nst~s tfum hM pocket
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-21
DRS. LOWNFY ARE
PERFORMING
WONDERFUL
CURES

SCORES or PEOPLE WHO HAVE
SUFFERED FOR YEARS AND
THOUGHT THEIR CASES IN.
DURABLE, MADE WELL AND
HAPPY ONCE AGAIN BY
THOSE sklLLFUL pRUoLEsa
PHYSICIANS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-21
PROSPEROUS MAN
TAKES HIS LIFE

NEW lUHk. Nov. II.-Iharles
keneaton. head OF large real es-
tate concern. committed suicide last
night in the Hotel Seville by shoot.
ing keneston was suffering from
nervous disease. lie was pros.
porous In business
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-21
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
GRATEFUL PATIENTS

They have cured every chronic
case OF rheumatism. govt. Brights
disease and obesity that they have
treated IN Seattle
MR. REUBEN HEYWooD.
Gs years old. contracted rheumatism
In the Civil war and has suffered
continually ever since. cured com
pletely after IS drugleas treat.
ments. Address Georgetown, x.
" ID. No. l.
JOHN s-IRsERo,
Cured Of epileptic fits. Averaged
three and four fits a week for
over 20 years. Address Gen. Del,
Renton. Wash.
MRS. W. r. sRoTHERToN,
Cured OF sciatica rheumatism. Can
be seen al LOG Pike ST.
MR.. BARNEY kRAkENsERoER,
Cured OF rheumatism. Can be seen
at 500 Marion Building.
MR.. L. oiLcHRIsT,
Cured OF aciatica rheumatism. caa
be seen az Station c. Madison
Park
Mr.. GEO. p. BRENNAN,
Cured OF Rheumatism Can be seen
az 90 Sullivan Building.
MRS. A. J. SEWARD,
Saved from the surgeons knife.
Can be seen al sz2A Thomas st.
MRS. C. KHUTsoN,
Saved from needless operation. Can
be seen az so5 Cedar 81.
MAYOR MUELLER OF Georgetown,
Cured of deafness and govt Can
be seen al Georgetown.
jim MORRISON
Has suffered for years With
nervousness. He will gladly test
~ TO the quick relief he received
at the hands Of Drs i.oughney
a ioughney. Can be seen az his
place OF business. 1222 Second av.
MR.. PETER MOORE
Had running sore on leg. suffered
excruciating pain. could not sleep
at night, had chronic rheumatism
also; both sore leg and rheuma-
usm cured after one months
treatment. Address Catholic
Brothers College. South Park,
Postoffice Box %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-21

Tank steamer Maverick arrived
from san Francisco last night with
a cargo Of oil
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-21

steamer Northiand sailed yester-
eay afternoon from Sitka for So
attic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-21

!, .uaahpAhuTE GOLD n iHE STOCK AT Is Cent?
e,l.ias and viii make big for present
"NENHAoH CO. incs Nine Operators
To45sTB 10 ANBTOH BLDG
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-21

Watches were first constructed in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-21
Mr.. REUBEN ngYwoop,

ss years old. contracted rheumatism
In the Civil war and has suffered
continually ever since. cured com
pletely after IS drugleas treat.
ments. Address Georgetown, x.
r. ID. No. 1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-21

They have cured every chronic
case Of rheumatism. govt. Brights
disease and obesity that they have
treated IN Seattle.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-04-29
EXPERTS SWEAR sILvERNAIL IS
 GUILTY.
dfrom Wednesdays Dnlly)

lffom N'nn'NnaNN bhllN'
 Under Sheriff John Woody, of Co conino county, who passed through ncrc last night with six prisoners sen tcnccd Co the Territorial pcnitentiary at Yuma, in conversation with n Journ. al. Miner representative at the depot stated that the ease of tho Territory versus Attorney Silvcrnail has been on trial in the district court at Flag. staff tho last three days and that it will take three more days to hear the evidence and listen to the arguments of counsel.
 Silvernnil is charged with defama ton of character by Miss Irene John son. to whom hc tx alleged to have written several letters of an insulting nature. Three handwriting experts were witnesses against Silvcrnail Officer Woody stated that all three cx pcrts gave the opinion that the hand writing of the letters was Silvcrnail's 's | nf fNNN IN fbHNlh'l''i 'H' h''"N ever tried in the Flagstan courts oi account of the prominence of the par ties involved and the nature of the ac cusations against Silvcrnail.
 Under sheriff Woody was accompanl cd by Deputy Shcrns T. F.. Pull'a" and Sid Baromc. The convicts wer Burt Elliott, under sentence of hftee' months for forgery; Jess Bolts, unde similar sentence for robbing box car Ed. Garden under sentence of five year for horse stealing; Ray Frost unde sentence of two years for robbing p' Indian; Jesus Garcia under sentence two years for robbery, and Aurar vero under n 6vc.year sentence for rot bing boy of @.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-04-29
PASSENGER RATES ARE sLAsHED
 ONE-HALr.

Following the sweeping reduction in ore transportation rates to the Fl Paso smclters recently by the management of the $. F., r. & F., excursion rates to stations along the line of the Ari' zona & California railroad were made known yesterday, the rates established being fifty per cent less than the pres ent round trip rates. The same rates will he given from this city to these points as from Phoenix although the distance from Phoenix to the A. & c. is much less than the distance from here.
 The new excursion rates will go in to effect in less than forty days from date, allowing time for the printing of the rate sheet in Chicago and for warding the same to tho Intcrstat, Commerce commission at Washington Tickets will be on sale every Friday with stopover privileges at any ant all stations, going and returning, goo' for thirty days. The liberal stopove privileges are extended by the rnil road management to give all wno de sire ample opportunity to visit the new copper country opened by the Arizoni X California railroad as far as Parkc on the Colorado river, conceded nov to be one of the richest mineral region in gold and copper in tho entire west
 Round trip tickets to Parker unde the new schedule will be slO, the pres ont rate being seo,6O. The new rat 10 Bouse and return will be s9, Viek' burg and return ss, Salomc and r' turn $7.5O and Wendcn and retur s7.50.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-04-29
BIDS RECEIVED FOR LIGHTING
 AND HEATING.
Crrom Wednesdays Daily)

Bids for the plumbing, heating and electric wiring of the new hospital at Fort whipple were opened yesterday and forwarded to the war department at Washington.
 ]. II. Mulrein of this city submitted the lowest bid for the plumbing and heating and Greaber Bros of Laurence, Kansas for the electrical wiring and fittings
 The bids arc J. II. Mulrein, plumb ing, s2,I1o; heating, s3,64O; total s5.750. Greaber Bros, plumbing s2,' $50; heating, $3,325; total s5,s75 Newell Bros, Los Angeles, plumbing ss,25o; heating and plumbing, s6,7oo
 Greaber Bros. bid for the electric work is s550 and Newberg X Com pany, n LSs Angeles firms bid for tb' electric work is e775.
 Announcement of the award or TO lection of the bids will be made whe' the war department passes on the bids
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-04-29
OCTAVE OPENS UP ITS RICHEST
 ORE BODY.
Trom Thursdays Daiiy)


 By far the greatest ore body ever found in the Octave mine Is now bsiag opened on the 1900 foot level. wss the statement made ai the depot yesterday afternoon by c. F. Micssc, president of the Octave Mining company, vhs pnsscd through here on his way hons to Chicago.
 "Leaving out of consideration the other magnificent ore showings in ths property, the latest And Is mine h itsclf,' Mir. Miesse said to a Journal. Miner representative. "It is opened on the l,200foot level n distance of l5o feet, wita ore showing as strong In the face of the drift as in any psrt of it. The paystreak averages in thisk. ness three feet. carrying gold values of &l5 10 the ton. The find is . ssv one IL was uncovered in a part ot the property where ore was never thought to exist before. The ledge is virgin ground to the surface. Drifts are being run from the LOO, 1,500 aad l,600-foot levels to tap it. Stoping will be commenced when the shoot k opened on the letter levels.
 | "On the wnole the ore showing in i the mine is better now than at any time in its history. The forty. stamp mill is running day and night and giv. ing good results Mir Knox, n former resident of this city, accepted the posi- ton of superintendent recently. Be- fore coming here he was manager for the Salt Lake Copper company in Ne' vada. He IS n good manager and since taking charge has proved himself . very capable man for the place."
 The properties of the Octave Mining company aTc located ten miles north easterly from Congress Junction on the s. F., P. < F. railroad, near Riea Hill, from an acre of the surface ss which over a million dollars worth of placer gold was picked up in the early 7O's The group Is located on Chs southcrly slope Of the Weaver range of mountains in which such well knows properties as the Congress, Fool'' Gulch. Rincon and n score of other are located. The Octave mine bldI fair under it's present management C I develop into one of the greatest gol' . producers in the Territory.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-04-29
YAvAPAI MINES IN PRODUCING
 CLASS.
(From Friday's Daily)


 Positive evidence that many mines in the county are again getting into the producing list can be seen in Che Prescott National bank almost daily in the arrival of gold bricks from tho dif. f.rent camps to be forwarded to the branch mint at San Francisco. Ycster- day q good sized brick of the yellow metal was received from the Lincoln Gold Mining and Milling company, ops erating the Lincoln mine in tho Brad shaw mountains. The brick was the re- suit of a recent run of the Lincoln mill.
 A second brick was received from the Buffalo. Arizona Mining company, operating near Turkey station, also tae result of n cleanup in the BuHalo-Ari. zona mill.
 Frank F.. Mansfield, general manager of the Empire Consolidated Mining
 company, owning md oporsting the
 Empire mine on Groom creek, was an other gold brick contributor yesterday ! It was the result of test run made in
 the Empire mill, the first since repair"
 have been finished and the new con
 eentrating plant installed.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-04-29
PRESCOTT ARMoRY TO BE FINEST
 IN ARIZONA.
Crrom Thursdays Daiiy)

The building formerly occupied by the Club stables on Cortcz street is be- ing repaired and fitted as an armory for Company F of the Arizona Nation al Guard. The two front rooms will be used as officers quarters and club rooms. The back room, which is DO 52 feet in dimensions will be equipped as n gymnasium and drill room. An indoor target range will also be provid' cd. Hardwood floors are being put In and no expense will he spared in mak' ing the armory the best fitted and equipped of any company of the Ma tional Guard in the Territory.
 After the building is ready for oc' cupsncy the company will give grand ball. Other entertainment will be pro vidcd occasionally for the members oi the company and thcir friends.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-04-29
DORIAN HAD NO TIP IN ADVANCE
 ON SPLIT.

Wncn Major A. J. Doran returned from the Republican convention at Tucson he tarried over in Phoenix n day and was there interviewed by n reporter of the Republican concerning the "late unplcasantncss." Major Doran was the representative of Yav' apai on the committee on credentials, and was the spokesman for the minor. ity in that committee. In the inter view with him that was published con corning the situation al Tucson, the major was quoted as saying that ne knew as early at 2 o'clock that the Kibbcy faction intended to bolt the convention, and that he knew the Kibbey people had hired the Santa Rita dining room early in the after noon, the place where the boiling con. vention was held.
 Major Doran says tnat he was mis' quoted by the Republican. He does not claim ,o have known in advance that bolt was citaer prcmeditatcd or that a hall had been hired for the pur' pose of seeding convention. "When Mir. Lewis,' said he, "the representa- tive of tho governor appcaracd before the credentials committee and announc ed that they would not bc satisfied un less the entire Maricopa delegation was seated, inferred that bolt wal intended in the event that the conven ton went against that delegation. Al
 far as the hiring of the Santa Rit' dining room was concerned, l have nc knowledge whatever that it was don'
 while the convention was in progress
 It was rumorcd that such was the cas'
 but personally l cannot say it wa truc.'
 Another echo of the Siamcse con
 ven,ion wns heard yesterday when was reported on the streets that c. T Joslin, secretary of the original con vcntion had received telegram iron Secretary Hitchcock at Washington send him n complete copy of the min utes of the convention.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-04-29
AUTO ROAD FROM COPPER CREEK
 TO sELIaMAN.
Prom Wednesday. Daily,


 new automobile route is Co be e. tablishcd between the properties of the Copper Creek Development com pany on Copper Creek and Scligman on the main line of the santa Fc railroad. This was the statement made yestcr. day by l. W. Johnson, who arrived home from an extended tour of the Copper and Burro Creek sections of the Eureka district.
 "The survey for tho proposed road was completed a week ago." Mir. John. son said, "and those in touch with the company's affairs in Copper Creek ad. init that work on the road will be commenced at an early date. A good grade has been established the en,irc distance and the company proposes Co use automobiles in the transportation of it's freight and machinery from the main line at Scligman. By tho use of automobiles tho expense of freighting "''' b' Nu' ai uiiN V'T ffHt Wltn the further and important considcra tion of moro prompt delivery of freight and machinery on the ground
 "Devciopment of the company 's properties is in progress with a good force of miners and tho large bodic. of ppcrbearinp conglomerstes arc showing well. Camps of other concerns in the Eureka district are also active although the forces employed arc smaller than a year ago."
 The holdings of the Copper Creek Development company, cover section of tho Eureka district near the june tion of Burro and Copper creeks, sir miles long and four miles wide. The claims have all been surveyed and a number are patented. Tho camp i' twenty-five miles northwesterly of Hill side station on tho S. F., P. & r. rail road, the nearest accessible railroad station on the S. F.. F. & r. by wagon road.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-04-29
CAME TOO LATE TO
 STAY DISEASE
From Fridays Daiiy)

Mrs. Juliet Irene Lofland succumbed to tuberculosis yesterday morning at her home on South Mccormick street after m illness of two years. She was aged 90 years and n native of Ohio She came here from Colorado with ner husband and child in hopes that the change would stay tho progress Of the dread disease which had already under mined her constitution. She gradually grew worse, however, until death re lieved her of ner sufrerings.
 Surviving she leaves her husband Howard Lofland, and her daughter only four years of age, to mourn tho loss of loving and affectionate wif' and mother. The funeral will he hel' this afternoon at 3 o'clock from th' chanel of the Ruffner undertaking par lors. Interment will be in the Citi zens' cemetery.
 Since making this city her home sn ondeared herself to wide circle O friends who will learn with regret O her untimely death.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-04-29
TWENTY STAMP MILL AT BIO
 STICK.
From wed,o.,av.. na,,,

tFrom Wednesdays Daily)
 Tnc contract for dismsntling, haul ing and re-crccting tho Sultan mill at the properties of the Big Stick Gold company, has been awarded to II. !. Walters, contractor and frcighter of this city. The mill which is a twenty. stamp, with concentrating plant, is considered by millwrights and mining men among the best appointed in northern Arizona. Its appointments include many labor saving machines and devices found only in modern plants and its machinery is as good as new, having had the best of care and attention in aand out of operation since its installation.
 Mir. Walters will commence taking down the machinery and building at once. II will bc hauled to the Big Stick group and installed there as fast as possible, as the management of the Big Stick Gold Mining company is anxious to get the plant m operation as soon as possible, on account of the development of the mine showing even better than anticipated when the group was purchased few months ago. There is said to be enough orc already in sight to keep the plant running day and night for long period.
 Tac Big Stick group was formerly known as the Howell group. It was purchased from Joe Howell, who dis. covered the property moro than twenty years ago. The camp is located twen' ty miles northwest of Date Creek sta. ton on tho &. F., r. & F., which is reached over new wagon road re- gently finished by the company at an expense of several thousand dollars.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-04-29
LIN xCREEK IS PROVED RICH BY
 TESTS.
0From wednesdny's DaIlyl

(From Wednesdays Daily)
 The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Spcck Mining company was called yesterday in the company 's offices here. As only limited number of the stockholders were present, hl' though more than two.thirds majority of the stock was represented, the meeting adjourned until May l, to al' low stockholders and directors in the east time to arrive here. The new drcdpe on the company's holdings in Lynx Creek is finished and force oi mccnanics are now engaged installing n digger in connection with the dredgc
 In test runs made recently with tho new drcdgc, the ground has been proven very rich in placer gold. Tho com pany's property embraces l6O acres o' virgin placer ground in and along Lynx Creek which promises to riva other sections of the creek that achiev cd for 1t national fame in placer dig pings after it's discovery in the earl, 6O's.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-04-29
WANDERED AWAY TO PERISH or
 EXPOSURE.
Crrom Wednesdays Daily)

fFrom wednesdoy's Dsily)
 The remains of Malcolm Fugli, who wandered away from his home in Min nehaoa Flat a few days ago, supposed Iy insane. were found yesterday at noon on Castle Creek, five miles north of Frog Tanks, near the Maricopa county line. The body was naked and the pre- sumption is that deceased came to death from exposure. He, apparently had been dead twenty four hours when found. The remains were taken t' Phoenix yesterday afternoon for Tn torment.
 Desedent was aged 6t years and native of Switzerland. He was an en ginecr and machinist by occupation and had been a resident of the Brad shaw mountains twenty years. O late hc had been making his nome n M;nnehaha Flat where hc leaves min ing interests.
 No relatives survive him in this sec ton. During the last two years he m been subject to temporary fits Of m sanity and on many occasions wander cd away from home to be later fonn by friends in n famished condition. II left Minnehaha Flat a few days az and was not seen again until his r' mains were found cold in death ye' tcrday.