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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-05
TOHNSON'S FAREWELL
TO FIRST REGIMENT

Col Sam Johnson has called a meet
ing of the officers of the First Regi-
ment. National Guard, for O'Clock
this afternoon. at which he will take
his formal farewell of them as an Of
ficer of the regiment. Acting Govern
or Mott-Smith will BE present, and
Adjutant General Jones may be.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-05
THERAPION

is sold by principal Chemists throughout the
world Price in England 2i9 and 4/6. In
ordering, state which of the three numbers re-
CURED, and observe that the word 'Therapion' -
appears British Government Stamp lin
white letters on a red ground) affixed to every
package by order of His Majesty's Hon. Com.
missioners- and without which it is a forgery.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-05
"(Signed5 T. G. WINNETT,


BY the steamer Alameda, sailing yes
terday, we mailed copies of the morn
ing paper Tin which so much promi-
nence was given to the departure of
our yacht Hawaii) to the secretary of
every yacht club in the United States
aud Canada, as well as TO passenger
agents of the leading railway and
steamship companies, sending also a
number of the papers to the promotion
committee agent in Los Angeles, Mr..
Lloyd Childs. the man who has done 81
much to stir un enthusiasm in the race
throughout Southern California
1t was through the courtesy of the
postoffice officials that we were enabled
TO get off this large amount of second
class matter by the Alameda. the regu-
lar paper mail having been made up
some time before we were able to get
our papers to the postoffiee
Respectfully submitted,
II. p. WOOD.
Secretary.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-03-04
Left For Congress.
UNCONSCIOUS MAN SAVES LIFE
OF ANOTHER.
OFrom Fridays Daily

The details of an accident in which
one man was nearly killed and another
nad very narrow escape from death
were related by Ramon q. Salcido, who
has just lcf, the ST. Joscph's hospital
in Phoenix after being there for ten
or twelve days.
Salcido was working for the Ameri.
can Venture Mining company Mt their
property in the Eagle Tail mountains,
on windlass, hauling mp heavy buck
cts of ore from the bottom Of n shaft
where another man was busy with ham.
mcr aud drill. just as he nad one of
the buckets near the surface, Sacido =
hands slipped from the handle, the
heavy bar striking him over the head,
knocking him unconscious. With n
whirl the rope began to unwind from
the windlass, dropping the heavy
bucket back into the shaft. II the
bucket had been allowed to continue on
its mad drop to the bottom, the man
working there would have undoubtedly
been killed.
However, the rapidly revolving han.
die of the windlass again struck the
unconscious body Of Salcido, the bar
catching him under the arm, partly
raising the dead weight from the
ground and in this manner checking
the heavy ore bucket on its drop. Thus
Salcido, although dead to the world
saved the life of the man in the bot
tom Of the shaft. Wthal il is one Of
the most peculiar accidents on record
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-03-04
BIO SCALP CONTRIBUTION.
CFrom Saturdays Daily

Twelve wild eat scalps and hides and
the outer covering of three coyotes
comprised yesterdays contribution to
the scalps and hides of predatory wild
animals in the supervisors Office. X.
X. Jackson led with five wild eats, X.
+, Durfee followed with four wild eats,
Giles Goswick with two and o. ID. Dur.
fee with one wild eat, all killed in the
Verde valley and surrounding foothills,
Peter Marx, the Walnut Creek prisoner,
contributed the hide Of one eat, caught
in the Juniper mountains, and W. q.
Shook, who nas been absent on his
Juniper mountain ranges for four
months. contributed one wild cat and
three coyotes, which he killed near his
stock ranch on Walnut creek.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-03-04
LETTER LIST.

The following is n list Of letters re-
naming in the po'tofiice for the week
ending February -, 1905:
Baker, Percy, Blackburn, James A.,
Blackman, Miss Lima; Barrett, Master
NJ; Barnes, w. H.; Behn, II. X; Bond
Mrs. Ethel; Brownsell, Miss Olive;
Byrnes, Cycil; Cabby, Mrs; Cabby
Mr.; Chamberlin, Gus j.; Condcn, DR..
Daugnerty, Frank H.; Dawson, Minnie
Elras, NJ; Flemming, DIR. JOS; Fry
John; Grecnlce, John T.; Geary
Andrew; Grifiths, Fred N; IIassay,
ampa Gold Dredging Co.; Quincy, j. J.
Guther, Miss Minnie; Grewell, Miss
Myrtle; Hannum, Miss Della; Hick
man, Geo; Hoburt, John; Jones, Miss
Mary; Kipp, q. j.; Ludwig, Frans;
Lyon, Miss Maud; McClavc, JOS; Nc.
Donald, Mrs. Esther; Martin, Mrs.
Fred; O'Neil, Thomas; Orme. Miss
Florence N; Profit, J. b.; Shank,
Stella; Schenck, Chas.; Seaton, Mrs
Henry, 2; stephens, Leo; stephens
Mrs. j.; suttlo, slim; Smith, Mrs
Laura; Wagner, Mrs. Ed; Walters, II
c.; Weber, y.
Spanish.
Alvidrcs, f.; Daniel, JOSEF Garcia
Jose; Huerta, Profno; Hemas, Barba
ito; Mata, Gregoria; Montenegro;
Felisita.
Parties calling for above letters will
please say advertised. +"
A. l.. SMITH, =. M.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-03-04
ILLEGAL CHARGES
WERE MADE BY
SHER|FFS
So Decides The Attorney
General In Opinion
On Matter
Territorial Examiner De.
clares Rulings Must
Be Observed
nFrom Saturhays Dallyl


Hcnceforth clerks Of district courts
and sheriffs in Arizona will not bc al
lowed 10 collect fees from the various
counties in certain instances in which
they have been collecting such fees in
the past. Territorial Examiner Foster
has notified each board Of supervisors
in the Territory that such fees are un.
lawful charges, and adds that "A strict
compliance with Attorney General
Clark's rulings in the premises will be
required.
The rulings in the ease, explaining
and covering the points at issue, are
contained in toe following copy Of m
opinion rendered by Attorney General
Clark TO Territorial Examiner Foster:
"IIon. VIM. &. Foster,
"Territorial Examiner,
"Phocnix, Arizona.
"Dcar Sir have yours Of recent
date in which you inquire whether II
~ lHWlul lof lH' 'l'Ih W Nh' 'ouft W
felony eases To- issue second certified
copy of the judgment to the sheriff for
the purpose of having the sheriff make
a return thereon to the court. I advise
that IL IN not. No return is required "a
Ice made on commitments. The only
return the sheriff is required to make
upon executing judgments in criminal
eases is upon death warrants.
"You also ask me whether il is law
full for the sheriff to charge n fee OF
$500 for serving the certified copy OF
the judgment or commitment upon the
warden of the Territorial prison wher
delivering persons convicted of crime
! advise you that it is not. The Ger
tilted copy 40 delivered is in no sense I
| process to be served upon the warden
II is merely the warrant Of the sheriff
for the delivery of tnc prisoner an'
goes with him.
"You also ask whether il il Lawful
| Tor the sheriff To charge fee OF 500
for service Of commitment in case
where person is committed to tn
Territorial insane asylum. advis
YOU that il is not
"Yours respectfully,
"(Signed) T.. y. CLARK,
"Attorncy General"
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-03-04
city News
....ln Brief
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

From Thursday Daily
stockman Here.
Tim Fell. the Aqua Fria stockman,
io here visiting
Mount Union Visitor.
r.. r.. Breed :. in the city from the
Mount Union district.
Dewey Visitor.
Chas. Mnckling. If Dewey, il here on
short business trip.
Here From Goodwin.
pat McAtoy, the mining man from
Goodwin, &, here On business.
On orcial Visit.
Deputy SncriG Merritt left last nigh,
for Phoenix, On official business.
Aivarado Visitor.
John Lyncn. an official of the Alvar
ado Gold Mining Co., is u Prescott
visitor.
Back From Hunt.
X. -. smith and H. o. Brown return
cd yesterday from three days hunt
ing trip at Walnut Grove.
Here From McCabe.
jill Farrell. general manager Of tn,
New England Arizona Mining Co., ac
companied by his daughter. Miss Nora
- visiting IN the city.
Back From Salt Lake.
H.n Uariwick arrived here last might
from Sal, Lake. Utah, where he com
fortably installed his family in thci
future nome ~ the Mormon City.
Epworth League Social.
The Epworth League of the Yves
Prescott NJ T.. church will hold n socia
ut Mrs. T.. q. Groves near Willow
street. on Friday evening. Admission
~ cents
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-03-04
Grade School Accommo-
dates Only $50
Pupils
Total Of 595 Enrolled:
Average Daily At
tendance 480
Nrrom Saturdays Daily)

Speaking Of the crowded condition
Of the city's schools, Superintendent OF
City Schools Wood yesterday gave out
some interesting data which clearly
shows the necessity Of more school
buildings.
prescott has only one grade school y
said Superintendent Wood, (Which can
accommodate but $50 pupils. The total
enrolment for the year. to date, Is ODD
students, 40 you can readily see just
how over crowded we are. The average
daily attendance in the grades is $50.
"With existing conditions it is i'm
possible to accomplish satisfactory re-
suits, or to have good sanitary condi-
tions existing in the various rooms.
Most Of the ovcrcrowding is in the five
lower grades. and in the first grade We
nave been compelled TO hold halliday
sessions. This is very unsatisfactory
and unfair to the pupils in that grade
The purpose of the proposed West
Prescott building is to relieve the pres
sure in these FIVE lower grades, and to
also accommodate some of the High
school classes, which are over
crowded"
Speaking of the advantages, besides
those already mentioned, of having d
school building in West Prescott, Sup
| crntendent Wood pointed out the fact
that West Prescott students missed q
great many school days owing to in
element weather, whereas, IL there wal
school building on the west side, thu
weather could interfere but very little
as the sandy soil Of that portion Of thu
city makes IL free from mud, even IL
the most severe weather. Likewise
the soil is ideal for n playground.
"City taxes may be high sal,
Superintendent Wood, speaking of thu
forthcoming election for the purpose o
deciding upon n site and price Of same
for the erection of the proposed schoo
building. "but school taxes are yer,
low. Prescott mas only about onchal
the number of children in its publ
schools that city its size usual
has,
The election by school electors o
School District No. I, will take plac
in the High school building, March 6
Mt y. m.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-03-04
DEMANDS OF $50 MEN
PREVENT 5000 WORKING.

DETROIT, Mich, Feb. 2s.-The De
troit, Michigan, Peninsular and Art
Stove companies, here, which employed
5000 men, today issued a joint state.
ment to the public, pointing out that
the demands Of $50 stove mounters
which they considered unreasonable
are keeping 5000 other men out OF
work.
The companies unite in stating that
as soon as the Mounters' union has
conceded them the right to lay of
men for whom there is no work, the
four establishments will open.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-03-04
SHEEP DRIVEWAY.

Under the direction Of Supervisor
Pooler, of the Prescott national forest,
the survey for a new sheep driveway
in the Tonic Springs neignborhood. will
be commenced today. The driveway
will follow what IL known as the Ton
10 Springs trail II will he a mile in
width. Each side will be marked with
eight posts To each mile. The route
connects the Williamson and Skull val
leys, and large number Of sheep pass
over 1t annually. Sheep will be con
fined to the new driveway in passing
TO and fro In future.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-03-04
Plans For The Arizona
Copper-Gold
Mines
Big Reduction Plant ID
Treat The Bugler's
Ores
frrom Saturdays Daily


Extensive development work Is to b,
performed on the properties Of the An
zona CoppcrGold mines Co., situatst
on Cherry creek, as the result Of
the recent visit here Of eastern direct
ors and stockholders.
The visitors were well pleased wit.
the work that had already been don.
and especially with the great showing
Of ricn ore which they saw in the var.
Gus levels Of the Leghorn mine. They
unanimously endorsed the recommends
ton of President X. II. Burmister ths,
the Leghorn shaft be sunk to 1,00t
feet, and that levels be opened at ev
cry fifty feet. The scheme Of develop
ment is 10 open up and block out the
ore bodies before any further milling
is done. This is scientific mining and
means much more economical handling
and treatment of the ores when Oh,
output can he handled in large quaint.
ties. Mining men of experience wac
have examined the Leghorn are con
WINGED that the Leghorn has true
fssurc vein and that the ore shoou
will go down TO depth and become even
larger and more valuable. This .
strongly indicated by the increase ia
width Of the vein according to the
/ I.n,h 10 hos vanchnd
Plans are also being made for the
development Of the mine on the Buglef
claim. This is a tunnel proposition and
the ore lies in soft formation and ID
easily mined. A reduction plant Of
200 tons capacity is contemplated, and
upon the return Of the directors to Chi
cago, they will investigate the meriti|
of new process which the owners ars|
willing to guarantee to be superior aud
more economical in the reduction oil
ores than any other now in operation.
The new process combines treatment
by IA crusher, rooster and chemicals
When the Arizona Copper.Gold resume,
the turning out of bullion, il will be
on n much larger scale tnan heretofore,
and IL will then become IA profit pro-
Queer.
while the visitors were mt the prop.
erty they had the pleasure of starting
up the mill and putting through q
batch Of ore. The amalgam from the
plates was then secured and by rein
ing the same to retort, nice gold
button was obtained AS a memento OF
their visit. All were very enthusiasts
over the prospects of the Arizona Cop.
per -Gold, Judge Wildish, one Of the
directors exclaimed: 81 believe we
are going to have one Of the best mines
in Arizona. They pledged themselves
TO raise the necessary funds TO prose.
cute the development work and for the
reduction plant. II the new process
does not meet with their approval, the
capacity Of the mill will be increased.
This will be necessary in view Of the
fact that the Bugler claim Is also to
undergo extensive development, coin
cident with the work on the Lcghorn,
the visitors who returned yesterday
to their respective homes, were C. ",
Smith, Of Milwaukee; j. f. Wildish, Of
Milwaukee; w. v. Jones, of Pickett
Wis, and A. y. Duties, Of Merkesan
Wis, the last named being the new
member Of the board of directors which
was elected Monday.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-03-04
OFrOm Fridays Dslly)
Here On Business.

e. G. Guttry, of Humboldt, il here
ON short business visit
Walnut Crock Visitor.
t.. l.. Johnson. of Walnut Creek, IL
here on u short business visit.
Here From Humboldt.
Mrs. i. T.. Caspari and daughter, of
Humboldt, are visiting in tnc city.
Home From California.
Mrs. II 7. Soutnworth arrived home
last night from visit to the coast.
Mining Man Visits.
James O'Bficn, the McCabe mining
man, IN here On short business visit
Mining Man Here.
T.. r.. Breed is in the city from the
Breed group Of mines in the Mount
Union district.
Richenbar Visitor.
W. j. Ferris arrived here last even.
ing from the kichcnhar mine on short
business visit.
Stockman Visits.
Van Dickson is in the city from his
stock ranch in the skull valley On a
short business visit.
Left For Home.
T., \. Wren was an outgoing passcn'
ger last night for his home in Constel.
lation after u brief business visit mere.
Passed Through.
Gordon KilIingcr. secretary OF the
unida Gold Mining company, passed
through here yesterday en- route to
Denver from his company's camp in
the Black Rock district.
Enjoying Is Vacation.
Frank Reynolds came in last night
from the Dividend mine in Chaparral
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-03-04
WILL VISIT vICERoY.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Feb. 81. --
w. W. Rockhill, the American minister,
will visit the viceroy Of Nan Kin and
Nankow in April. lie will be escorted
by one or more of the American war.
ships. when will 90 up the Yang Ste
river for more than $500 miles. Man.
lila dispatches state that the American
war vessels there have been ordered
to get ready for sea. and the orders are
believed to be due To- the Rockhill trip.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-03-04
HICKEY IMPROVED.
from Saturdays Daily

NJ. !. Hickey, who has been i'll in
San Francisco for several months, ar
rived home last night, his physical con.
dition, which was considered serious
two months ago, greatly improved. He
takes cheerful view of his ailment
aud expressed the belief last night that
he would be able to attend to his usual
business affairs again in short time.
lie was accompanied by Mrs. Hickey,
who has been with him in San Fran.
cisco the past two months and also by
J. 7. McAvin. His daughters, Misses
Mae and Katie Hickey, arrived home
yesterday morning
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-03-04
No1icE.

Under the provisions Of the new pos
tai law, effective January /, 1908, no
newspapers will he permitted to pass
through the mails unless paid for in
advance. In conformity Herewith,
the Journal. Miner will be obliged TO
shut on all subscriptions that are in
arrears, and in order that subscribers
may know the status Of their accounts
and not be discontinued, statements
will be mailed to all subscribers VINO
are either now delinquent or who are
likely to become, during the next week
or so. In order to comply with the
law subscribers to the daily should pay
at least three months In advance, and
weekly subscribers for the same period.
JoURNAL-MINER PUB. co.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-03-04
FORFEITED THEIR BONDS.

Seven male bipeds Of French extrac.
ton and questionable habits were
landed in Chief Of Police Princes drag
net, late Thursday night, and as a
result the city's exchequer is $3.50 bet.
ter Oft than it was before these dealers
in white slaves ran afoul Of the law,
each having deposited a $40 cash bond,
which was forfeited.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-03-04
HAS GREAT PLAN.

PEkIN, China, Feb. 27.-Kole Chin,
a Monaghan, has pctitioned the throne
for permission To- establish through.
out Mongolia a system Of banks and
railroads, to open the mines and organ.
izc a constabulary and diplomatic bur
eau, to establish n system of education,
and to organize standing army.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-03-04
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MAIL ROBBERS INDICTED.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Feb. 2s.-
Indictments were returned today
against Robert W. IIarwood, Joe Reilly
and George Godfry, accused Of rob
bling the mails at Marysville.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-03-04
Aqua rria Visitors.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. johnson and fam
ily are in the city from the camp OF
the Copper Queen Gold Mining com
pany in the Aqua Fria mining district
Mr.. johnson is general manager Of tnc
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-03-04
From Saturdays Daily
Here From Huron.

Here From Huron.
Frank Ncstor, of Huron, is visiting
with friends in the city.
Stockman Visits.
Harry Clark, the Williamson valley
tockman. il here on business visit.
Copper City Visitors.
G. J. Connolly and G. Shea, Of Jerome
arrived here last night on a short visit
kirkland Stockman Here.
Charles Evans, the Kirkland stock
man, is here on a short business visit
Here On Business.
j. A. Trenbcrth, contractor and
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-03-04
Visiting His Family.

&. T.. Warren. superintendent Of The
Juanita Mining company, arrived her
last evening from his company's cam
in the Crook Canyon district ON shor
visit with his family.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-03-04

Accepts New Position.

u. T.. Bunker has accepted position
with the blackberry Mining and Dcvel.
opment company. lie will leave this
morning for the company's camp in
the Cherry Creek district to enter upon
the discharge of his duties.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-03-04
Humboldt Visitor.

=. NJ. Cook. of Humboldt, is here on
short business visit. Mr.. Cook re-.
Gently arrived home from horse rodeo
in the Red Rock district Of the Mogol'
Ian mountains
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-03-04

frcignter. is here from Octave and Con
gress Junction.
Home From Topeka
DR.. Agnes Mckee Wallace mas arriv-
ed homo from sir weeks visit with
relatives and friends in Topeka. Kas.
Home From Hunt
Horace Bowdre, Dave Bllcs, j. j.
Cavanaugh and Frank Williams srriv'
ed home last night from a hunting trip
in the Verde valley, where they report
quail plentiful.
Pioneer Miner Here.
Luke Fleming, q pioneer miner, OF
the Turkey creek district, Is here on a
business visit. lie has charge Of tbs
properties Of the Cumberland Mining
company, on Battle Flat.
Visiting with Relatives.
Frank Welding, formerly assistant
| superintendent ~ the power plant OF
the Humboldt smcltcr, arrived here
late Thursday night from the Dunkirb
mine in the Slate Creek district, wher,
he is installing mill.
Left For Congress.
-. J. sullivan, president and genera
| manager Of the United Gold Mine'
company, left last night for his com
pany's camp at Congress after stoppin.
over here two days on ais way hom'
from Los Angeles. He WAS accompani
ed TO Congress by \. ". Morrison, VIII,
has accepted a position with him.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-03-04
More Wild Cats.

+. l.. Pendley, Of Mayer, contributed
the scalps and hides Of four wild cats
to the February collection Of the scalps
and hides Of predatory wild animals in
the supervisors Office yesterday with
demand for the legal bounty on same.