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Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-01-15
Will Refuse To Pay The
Bounty On Them,
Says Paper
Board Has No Power
To Make Such
Ruling

IFfuW Saturday f. DAILY.
Following the lead of The tavapeI
county board of supervisors, but going
further, the board OF supervisors off
Pius county bnvo announced, accord
ing 90 mo Tucson citizen, that no more
oouaties, under any circumstance
will be- allowed by the board FOR lobo
skins
This announcement was made by
the 8upervisors, who state thai lob07
are practically extinct Ia THE county,
say The Tucson Citizen article. and.
continuing, adds 'Tho Territorial
statutes provide bounty of go for
lobe hides The bounty ou coyotes ia
81. but hunters have frequently en
dcavorod 90 convince the uporvis0r.
that coyote hides wcro lobo aims
Just Nhero the Pima board ~ supc
visors gets authority 10 change tha
laws OF Arizona toe Tucson Citize.
fails % state Inasmuch as there be- a
Territorial law 90 tho effect that q
bounty of s20 shall be paid for lobe
wolves. 30 H. tho opinion of cminon.
attorney here that no county board of
supervisor has authority t0 deviat'
from tina. aw
This fact Is realized by me loes
board o. supervisors which states that
the Territorial laws naturally, viii b'
observed. out thnt no coyote skin
will be accepted ir future "a lob,
| hides
Continuing the Tucson Citizen says
| The Pima supervisors state that IN
bounties have mounted mp too rapid.
and foi the last quarter Of the year
just ended, the county was compellc'
TO pay between 81 600 and 81 200 Thi
sum, the supervisors state n more tina
the county can afford 90 pay and M
result they have decided 60 iiscontinu
paying the bountics foI he vol
hides
AZ stated before. no board - mpel
v,sors mas authority to alter the Re,
ritoriai statutes 80 that u IL likely IN
Pima supervisors viii continue TO pa
the bounty on lobo wolves despite IN
assertion of the Tucson Citizen
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-01-15
TRAPPER BUYS AN
INTEREST IN
4 CLAIMS
Kit Carson BecomesInter
eSted In The Gold
Basin Group


kt Carson who claims % know
moro about lobO wolves aud other
predatory animals than any other ma
ture fakir in inc county, locs not
devote his entire time 70 trapping and
collecting the bounty on wild ANNALS,
AZ II rvidcnccd from % deed recorded
In tho county recorders Office yestcr
day. by which NJ became par owner OF
group Of four promising mining
claims in the Mineral Point district
An undivided two.thirds interest in
the group was transferred 10 BAN and
ID. f. Holt by o \ Arnitt rne claims
are known As tnc Gold Basin group
The consideratior was 81 900. one. half
Of which was paid down MI Carson
IL also interested Ia eight other claims
IN that immediate vicinity upon which
ne has had SINAI force of men AZ
work for some time
When seen yesterday ny a journal
Miner representative Mr. Carson said
1T ~ me Intention DO Incorporate a
company and commence the develop.
ment OF The group at once ore carry
ing as high as 800 ounces In silver IL
now exposed In one Of the lodges and
there ~ also some very high grade gold
and copper ore ~ sight n shallow
shafts 90 other veins
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-01-15
PUBLIC RECORDS.
Instruments Filed AZ Reported by the
Prescott Title Company.

r. d Morris % W NJ Grinacf aud
II q Brown VI deed One.third IN
tcrcst IN Grower mine Tiger district.
r. 5 Small files affidavit OF assess
ment work IN Brooklyr group Of mines
Squaw Creek district
W Allen ana wife to r A Big
ga " iced SIX lots. Cottonwood
Add cherry Creek Mining district.
II II Cartier and wife to d =
bradley ana George Reese W deed
Lot 10 Home Acre Tract, Prescott
O. A Driscoll ana J p O'Farreu 10.
cate New Years mine anu water
light Tiger district,
a Il Boyle and \ r Baker lie af
hdaVlt of assessment work ou three
mnes, Quartz Mountain district
+ / Franklin files AFFIDAVIT Of "A.
sessnen' work o. Golden State mine.
Blue Tank distr,c'
John McKinn5o files AFFIDAVIT of os.
sessmen' work oo nm, mines Hnss
distric'
e il stewart 81 iocato yelling.
'on nine Quartz Mountain district.
NJ }. Hickey ana wife to John Duke.
W deed Lots 1T 10 10. II block "a.
Prescott One-half interest
Il Z Poston, Z T. Uart ana wives
q Rudolph Brcitbarth W deed s2l5
bot bloch 4, Prescott
Dame HAITI and wife Il. Dev.,oc.
ment Company Of America NJ deed
New Era No and DAVIS Ma =
North mines Haas district
Lookout Copper company file. NJ.
hdavit Of assessment work on eighteen
mines, Hass. district
United States 70 Gy.Zo Chemical
company Patent California and Ari.
zona mines, Tip Top district.
D. T. p 4 p. Railway company Va.
'sose Mareou. Decree. Condemniny
part lot !, block l, Prescott, for rail.
way purposes.
r. X. Tillotson locates ORC Plata
mine, Thumb Butte district.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-01-15
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Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-01-15
FUNERAL OF GUS MOE.
from Saturdays Daily,

IN, semains of the ,nte Gins Noo of
Mayer. were laid "a res, Yesterday aft
ernoor A. o o'clock m odd Fellows
cemetery The fnne,o, wos oodor tho
ausp cos Of the Elks ,he imprcssiv
bur,eI ceremonies ~ The order being
useo rho funeral Procession was one
OF Inc largest seen mere IN MANY
months \ largo number Vt the resi-
donts Of Mayer and v,cln,ty and Of
a
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-01-15

included. ~eli as tro Copper
4 SQua Pea. 'rc,s
rh uoH .aa8 l,posits e' litb
graphic 'ocp,o. :. "a. .H0
ar... ..h g.. Hu.9u u and
BLOODY "r.n a.Dg n on slo cove
m Who ,ins are .nau. .Ia most
u..ccr h pn o.. .a. county. "clc.
..uu. conner. ons with those pert.
..I Hr. cot riN prove worry anuran.
eng a .H. oSne a. largo herds O..
a.t.. and Hoe' Of yoot ranging
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-01-15
TWIN BUTTEs ACTIVITY

1SoN ia 10 A. Neot'ng II
tns 'iicctorat, - The rw Buttep
Nj u aompan. wa reso "a 80 r..
SUM work on hat property ,nd Den
ora Manager william McDerinott was
directed 20 begin at once He viii put
from thirty a. forty men At work
Monday and the number will be in,
creased an rapidly as possible to abou,
200.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-01-15
santa fc Land improvemep.
pony fles certificate corpo,s.,

' ii'oipla.
Alvin Stukey amend h..
London mine W3ikor distnc.
@ y Camp locates
Weaver district
Arizona Central Cope r,...
tes oigh. mihos. Black aiI. v...
WIN p shsuk, to Arizon. o..
Copper company NJ. deed
nati Buosy OMEN. y, i.av,..o.
Blue Horse mines.
Alto cold Mining compsoy 81,
limo Mining company. BIZ =
Mining tools, furniture, o,o Of,
y. s.. and j. X. Boyer file aeidav;.
asacssment work on two mira ~,
Creek district
8 Il. Tregnorc locate. tes .n
Big Bue district.
! V Foster t. Nitrate of -,
Mining company. Deed. New a,
Red Light and Bright Ligb, mine,
Bromide nine. Castle Creek dis,r,,
\ T. Lee files affidavit of asse.r
work on old Dominion mine Pc.
district
L.. Martin locates a water rgtt
mile. south Of Mayer
". v Brown 10 Loo Martin
deed Young Klondike placer Bio
district
p NJ Murphy locates tw5 nj
Tiger district.
NJ VI. Fisher locates two nj
Black Hills district,
J v Roby flee AFFIDAVIT oi "A
meut work on Cuckoo mine @,
Rock district,
Chos w Pearshall locate I,
Louise mine, Big Bug distric,
Joe Boillargeon locates Gold :
mine, llass. district.
W \ bearing to David Benz
OF sale. Horses and colts.
y NJ Ross and Paul Burhs B,o,
ate London Range Copper .onp
capital stock $4,000, 200
!. g Reilly, NJ. j. Hickey of a
Commercial Trust COMPANY u
W deed. Azurcite, New Fra,
No. I y, New Era No 2 and M
mincs, lIass district.
Utah Arizona Mining company
affidavit of assessment work on
mines, Big Bug district
r G. Bishop to J. II Foley.
deed, 800 Lots 9, 10, block 81
Fork
Charles " Clark files aflidayi 0
sessmen, work on six mines Verde
trict.
John Roberts locate, two 4
Eureka district
j. l.. Howcils locate Tam mine
reka district
| T. W Wood and james N I'd
Navhpai supply COMPANY Bl Of
S52s.36 Merchandise and ey'ar
Treadwell Supply company
George A. Treadweil Mining
pony 70 Yavapai Supply company
. OF sale, 1875. Warehouse buildinl
fixtures at Mayer
Gary Block To r Blooh Hel'
Block and John Pbipps NJ
Three fourths interest IN Granite
Weaver district.
Margare, j. and W " los
Frank r. Stewart and Henry NJ
W deed, $500 Onc.half inter-
south half Of n T.. quarter
quarter of = f.. quarter, sectlO
s W quarter OF n W quartz -
90, 10 N. s W.
George w Price and Geofge
to ID. L Mcleod. Assignment
signs l-25 interest in option %
Gus mines, Skull Valley dstr'et
q W Hull to Michaei Shea
deed Lots 80, 5ly block y
cate Add, Jerome.
h T. Mcfarland ct a' Die 81
10 of assessment work On sn
Verde district.
Peter Gordon and wife 70 susa
q. C. deed. Lot Ia, block y, u
ID. r.. Davis locates Ear star
Big Bug district.
T J Maxwell files AFFIDAVIT
scssment work on Rounc MOI
mine, Hassayampa district
North Verde Extension copper
pany files affidavit of assessment
on WYNN and Ruth mine vera
trict
A NJ Harper locate 8'
White Picacho district
q w Barrett to j. 3lsnop
of sale. One-half interee' 20
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-10-20
OUR SPORTSMEN
ARE INTERESTED
IN PLANS TO ORGANIZE GAME
j PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION
IN GEORGIA.

Local sportsmen are very much in
terested in the move now on foot to
organize a game protective associ-
alton In Georgia. Probably in no
county in the state is the game law
violated more than right here in
Glynn. In fact no effort whatever Is
made to enforce what few laws we
have. The purpose of the new or
ganization is to get a bill through
the next legislature which will pro-
tect the game. The following sent
out from Atlanta on the subject will
be Of interest:
Plans have been formed for the
organization of the Georgia Game
Protective association in which it is
proposed to bring together the 1900
to 5000 sportsmen in Georgia chiefly
for the purpose Of securing the pas
sage by the general assembly of bet
ter laws for game protection and see
ing to it that they are enforced. Let
tiers have been sent out to all parts
Of the state urging sportsmen to
send their names to Charles L. Davis.
Of Warm Springs, Georgia, who will
attend to the prel mnary work pre-
ceding the organization. 1t is pro-
posed to urge the legislature at its
next session to enact practically the
new Alabama law"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-10-20
$4,000.
CITY OF BRUNSWICK, GA.
8 Per Cent. Bonds.

Sealed bids win be received by the
undersigned. in the city of Brunswick
Ga, until December LIST, 1908. at /:
o'clock noon, for all or any part OF s.
one-thousand dollar 1854 ,00000)
per cent. coupon g. and j. bonds Of
the city of Brunswick. Ca, due Jan
uary 1st 1921. with January LIST, 1909
coupon attached.
These bonds are the remainder of an
Issue CT $300.00000 30-year per-
cent. bonds authorized 1891, for sew
erage and surface drainage ($2S6. 200
having been used for that purpose)
and retirement of outstanding indebt.
edness OF the city.
This remainder has been reserved
TO retire the remaining 80 year per-
cent bonds of the city maturing jan
uary 1st, 1908, and are being market
ed for that purpose After that date
these $300,00O0O per cent bonds.
principal and interest being payable in
New York or Brunswick at the option
of the holder, will be total bonded in
debtedness OF the city, the taxable
property of which exceeds $500, 0G0.
Holders of city OF Brunswick, Ga,
rs maturing January list, 1909. may
make advantageous trade by commun-
icating with the undersigned.
All bids must be marked Bids for
Bonds" and accompanied by cashiers
or certified check for per cent OF the
fare vaIr4 of the bonds bid for which
will be applied on the purchase price
II accepted, or returned II rejected.
Bidders must be prepared to accept
bonds attached to draft Cor balance OF
purchase price. not later than De-
cember 10th, 1908. The right is re-
served to reject any and all bids.
n. n. Hopkins, Mayer,
City OF Brunswick, Ca.
September 2sth, 1908.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-10-20
TICKETS HERE
FOR ELECTION
THEL WERE RECEIVED BY THE
COUNTY EXECUTIVE COM
mITTEE YESTERDAY.

Forms Of the ballots to be used by
the democrats Of Georgia at the polls
of the national election on November
3 were received by the local executive
committee yesterday.
These forms show the exact word l.
ing, punctuation and appearance of
the official ballot. No symbol of the
donkey (democracy's mascot. ap-
pears None is permitted. Nothing
is on the ballot but plain print And
even in that, the requirements gov
erning the form are so rigid that the
typographical errors-the omission of
a period and quotation marks in
presenting the service pension CON
stitutional amendments to the voters,
had to be exactly copied
A sufficient number of tickets will
be printed in each county, in conform
ity with the form sent out by the
state executive committee. to furnish
every democrat copy Of the official
ballot at the polls Other than the
name Of the congressional candidate,
which will, of course, be different in
each district, the ballot will be the
same all over Georgia.
No change can be made in It by
the voter Under the law" says Sec
rotary Blackburn, mo device. symbol,
emblem, or other words than those
that appear on the official ticket, can
be placed on the ballot without max
ing it Illegal"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-10-20
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
GEoRGIA-Glynn County.

GEURGIA-Glynn County.
Whereas, w. F. Symons. admins
traitor upon the estate of U. Dart, de-
ceased, represents 10 the court in his
petition duly filed, that he has fully
administered the estate of the said U.
Dart. This is, therefore, to cite all
persons concerned to show cause why
said administrator should not be dis
charged from said administration and
receive letters Of dismission On the
first Monday in November, 1908 D. W
kRAUss, Judge City Court Of Bruins
wick, Pro Hoe, vice, Ordinary GIynr
County. Georgia.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-10-20

AFTER 80 YEARS experience mil
lions of users Of l.. & NJ. Paints, claim
First. it wears 10 to Is years; Sec
ond: it only costs s1.20 a gallon
Third: it's the best they have ever
used; Fourth: sixteen thousand agents
certify to these facts The l.. & M
Paint Agents in Brunswick is the
Georgia Hardware company.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-10-20

FOR PROMPT SERVICE AND THE
5EsT THERE is In THE DRUG
LINE CALL ON ANDREWS THE
DRUGGIST. TELEPHONE NO. 81.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-10-20
Chance in Schedule

Important change of schedule in ar
rival and departure of Southern Rail-
way trains in Brunswick:
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-06-12
DEFENCE OPENS
Vigorously Attack States Argu-
ments in Capitol Trial.
LAY BLAME ON ARCHITECT
II Is contended Lewis Had Authority
to Make Agreements For the State.
Prosecution Claims That Bills Were
False.

Harrisburg. Pa. June lO.-Both de-
fence and prosecution addressed the
jury In the capitol conspiracy trial
The defence made a vigorous attack
upon the arguments of the common
wealth. which indicated that every
point will be challenged and that the
defence will rely largely upon the sin
cerity Of the men involved in the con.
tract and its execution. This was es-
pecially emphasized when ex-Attorney
General W. U. Hensel attorney for
Congressman III. Burd Cassell the con
tractor. said that II there was no doubt
as to the adoption of the agreement
upon square foot of workable
depth" the case falls.
There were continual clashes be-
tween the lawyers. the defence aiming
to confne the commonwealth to the
smallest possible compass even I'm the
closing argument 10 the jury. Some Of
these differences were pronounced and
so interrupted the argument that
Judge Kunkel intervened and straight
ened out the difficulties.
Deputy Attorney General Cunning
hams speech was remarkable for its
grasp OF the intricacies Of the case. as
much so as the twoday speech he
made in the first capitol trial in March.
He wOve together the many strands
and directly charged that every man
mentioned in the indictment was
guilty OF conspiracy The contractor
was charged with making false bills
and the architect with approving them,
while the others line of conduct was
such that the charge could be inferred
from the fact that they passed and
paid bills which were fraudulent upon
their face and which they could have
verified had they referred to the con
tract on file in the capitol. The experts
for the defence were ridiculed. and
Mr.. Cunningham claimed that even
had the right to charge by a cubic
foot been allowed by law the defence
could not make It's figures accord with
those in the bill. because there was no
ulNtAnA tANI maui U'AWtin A'ANN am
light construction. the failure 10 do
which cost the state hundreds Of dol
lars in the invoice in question.
Mr. Graham charged once during the
speech that Mr.. Cunningham was try
ing to make impressions by innuen
does. and a spirited controversy en-.
sued. Just before Mr.. Cunningham
closed Mr.. Graham objected to his use
of matter he considered was not prop
erly in evidence.
Mr.. Hensel contended that Lewis
was invested with authority to make
agreements to bind the state. and that |
his testimony. which had not been at
tackled or refuted must be considered |
He said that the architect was forced |
to devise a method Of measurement |
so that the bills could be handled. and |
the result was a standard mutually |
agreed upon. which was favorable to |
the state. It's application. he asserted.
was honest In spite Of the allegations |
of the commonwealth and the so-called |
suspicious circumstances" which were |
"magnfied" by the prosecution.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-06-12
Gnnrnn & pavne Dad

George f. Payne, OF the firm OF
George f. Payne & Co. builders OF the
new state capitol al Harrisburg and a
defendant in the capitol conspiracy
case. died al HIS home in Philadelphia
aged ffty-fve years. Death was caus
ed by complication OF diseases.
Mr. Payne. who was one Of the best
known contractors and builders IN this
city. was under Indictment together
with his business partner Charles O.
Wetter on a charge of conspiracy in
connection with the capitol painting
and decorating contracts.
George f. Payne & Co. were the
general contractors for the capitol
under the public building commission
and so far as the actual construction
of the building is concerned there was
no complaint against Payne d Co The
structure cost si.500.0OO but the cost
OF the furnishings. fittings and dec0ra.
tions ran the total mp 10 about Sl3-
100000. The allegations are that the
state was robbed in connection with
the awarding of these furnishing and
decorating contracts and By the eg-
oessive amounts charged.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-06-12

Former Governor OF New Jersey. "a
Vice Presidential Possibility
iaua six districts IN Mississippi ana
one In Missouri The Louisiana con
test which was the most important of
the day. resulted I'm n split delegation
the committee deciding on "a division
Of twenty to thirty 20 seat both the
Lilly White" OF Taft delegation and
the BLACK and Tans." with half a
vote for each This agreement was not
reached until after repeated confer
ences and much anxious tolegraphng
and telephonlng between Chicago and
Washington The decision finally
reached by the committee was carried
ont with the fun consent and approval
OF both Secretary Taft and President
Roosevelt
The opening Of headquarters for
John Hays Hammond. of Massachu-
setts. brought the vice presidential
situation 10 the front Tie was the
first 10 show his candidacy IN a def.
mite form. but colncldent with his ac-
tiylty came the movement IN behalf
of Governor Curtis Guild Of Mass.
achusetts. who will be strongly urged
when the full force OF the delegation
from his state arrives late IN the
week
The New York candidates tentative
and otherwise. are numerous. They
are George B. Cortelyou. secretary Of
the treasury. and Representatives
James S. Sherman and j. Sloat Fas.
sctt The east also has brought for
ward another possibility IN the person
OF Franklin Murphy, former governor
of New Jersey and national commit.
teoman OF that state.
From the west J. F. D0lllver OF
Iowa. United States senator from that
state was most prominently mention
ed. Senator ]. G. Burrows. OF Mich
lgan. who is to be temporary chairman
Of the convention. and Lieutenant
Governor sherman. OF Illinois. also
found supporters among the polite.
fans
There was a strong general feeling.
however, that an eastern man should
be given the second place on the
ticket
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-06-12
HAPPY RESULTS.
Have Made Many Farmyille Residents
Enthusiastic.

No wonder scores of FarmViile cili-
zeus grow enthusiastic II il enough 10
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years of suffering. Public statements
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reseniations of the daily work done IN
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Mrs. ChaS. Chick, living ON Nam
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used them according To directions
when the pains disappeared and II
WAS mol long before the kidneys were
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take pleasure in recommending this
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had no furthur trouble from kidney
complaint
For sale hv all dealers. Price 80
cents Fosier-Mllbum Co, Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's- and
take no other.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-06-12
STEEL PRICES CUT
Manufacturers Agree Upon a Genera
Reduction.

Manufacturers Agree Upon a Genera
Reduction.
New York June lO.-Ann0uncemcni
vas made by Judge Ebert II. Gary
chairman OF the United States Steo
Corporation, that a general reduction
30 the prices OF finished steel products
had been agreed upon by representa-
tives of the large steel interests after
an allday conference. The reduction
Affects hillets steel bars, plates. siruc
ural iron, merchant pipe and wire
nails.
The statement was as follows.
"Tho representatives OF the leading
steel manufacturing companies have
been IN session during the day. II if
understood that the price Of iron ore
has been or will soon be reduced O.
so cents per ton base
Each one Of the steel manufaciur
ers expressed the opinion that there
should De a readiustment In the prices
OF their respective commodities. as
follows. Billets. from SIS per ton to
500: sheet bars. from $50 per ion &C.
S27: plates from $40 per 100 poun Is
10 sl60 per 100 pounds; merchant
pipe. a reduction of two points. or 81
per ton: wire nails. from f205 per Doc
pounds 10 81 % per 100 pounds
sheet and plates were reduced early
10 The year: therefore no changes were
considered in the prices Of these pro
ducts.
III IS hoped these changes win not
necessitate a general or radical read
iustment Of wages which 70 is dcsiroua
10 avoid"