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Evening journal., 1908-10-16
RuchingS

Neck Ruchings were never so
popular as now. The high stand
ing full styles are particularly
good.
Many styles in white and col
ors, at a5c, 3715c, 4sc. soc. zsc,
SI.oo and ST.25 a yard. From
these ruchings, by the addition Of
"a little ribbon, dainty neckwear
styles can be produced.
Evening journal., 1908-10-16
weddinq at MiIIsboro.

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL
MILLSBORO. Del, Oct 16-The
marriage Of Miss Eva Burton. daugh.
Ter Of Robert II. Burton, a well-to-do
farmer and politician Of Trinity, to
George d. Pittard. OF Clarksville. Va,
took place at the home of the brides
Evening journal., 1908-10-16
6O5-6 100000 rIarket Street

parents at noon. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Lewis Wells OF
Millsboro. Society in lower Sussex
was well represented as the bride is one
of the leading bellies in society cir.
cles.
Evening journal., 1908-10-16
ceotaetown Church Calls Rector.

GEORGETOWN. oct. 16-After be-
ing without a regular rector for over
two years st. Paul's Episcopal Church
in Georgetown has called the Rev. JOS
eph y Robinson. who Is an assistant
rector i'm q Passaic. y. j., church The
newly called rector is a young man
and was personally recommended to
the vestry by Biyhop-elect Kinsman. lie
will probably appear before the parish
before he either accepts or rejects the
call
Evening journal., 1908-10-16
chlId overturned q Stove.

DELMAR, oct 16.-Mary, the little
daughter of Virgil Gordy, was seriously
burned by accidentally overturning an
oil stove at the home of p W. Baker
on State street. The fire ignited the
house but was soon subdued by the
fire company and little damage was
done
Evening journal., 1908-10-16
VIsitors. From canada-

Bernard McHush. and Miss McHugh,
of Ottawa, Canada, are the guests OF
Mrs. A. McHugh, at No. 1906 Della
ware avenue. Mr.. McHugh is an OF
iowa business man and before return
ing home viii visit New York, Phna-
delphia and Washington.
Evening journal., 1908-10-16
PIayers 70 Have AasoolntIon.

CHICAGO. oct 16-Because of trou-
bic over the sale Of seats for the worlds
series. the Chicago and Detroit play
ers plan the launching Of a protective
association OF players among both
leagues. The aim IS to have a repre-
sentative Of the players on the Ma
tional Comm ission.
Evening journal., 1908-10-16

Ivory Soap is cheap;
a cake of it costs only a
few cents.
But please, please,
don't buy Ivory Soap
because the price is
small.
Buy it because it is
made Of good materials;
because it contains no
Stree" alkali, and be-
cause it will not injure
the finest fabric or the
most delicate skin.
Ivory Soap
90 4tloo Per Cent. Pure.
Evening journal., 1908-10-16
BOX 7 FIRE ALARM
CAUSED EXCITEMENT

An alarm OF fire from box No. T..
which is located at the Grand Opera
House, attracted large crowd about
that playhouse last night. The blaze
was caused by larn pan upsetting i'm
Ainscow's restaurant. at No. 500 Mar
ket street. Smoke and flame shot from
a chimney of the building and some
excitable person struck the alarm. The
damage was slight
The alarm being struck from the
Opera House, many thought that thea
ire was on fire and big crowd quick
ly collected The street was complete
ly filed with people and For time
there was considerable excitement.
Evening journal., 1908-10-16
New Suits

Every day our suit stock i.
freshened by the arrival of Jme-
thing new in suit models. This
continuous changing, by reason
Of quick sales, always keeps our
stock attractive.
Just now we show at least a
hundred distinct models, suitable
for girls, misses, small, regular
and very large women.
In many instances we buy only
one suit of a style and color,
which we never duplicate. In
fact, not suit shown by us can
be duplicated in this market. Be
sure to visit the department now.
whether or not you intend buy
ing.
Prices range from SI2 to SIS.
with every in-between price.
We call particular attention to
our very special suits at SIS and
SIS.
Evening journal., 1908-10-16
Dress Goods and Silks

The largest selection in black and colo TO be found
intie city; popular Prices suit every purse
soc soc, soc, 7sc Ssc Sroo, $I25 and $I5o yard
Colo oE CiI Continues the shrewd thrifty
opCCldI OdlC vi OihS buyers why? When the
newest silks offered I- and = off regular prices
$1oo Silks now soc S5c Silks 49c 75c Silks s9c
Evening journal., 1908-10-16
FORMAN'S SHOES
No. 10 E. Fourth st.
Between Market and King Streets.
Eood Eor the Poor.

The Sunday Breakfast Mission is
planning for the distribution Of bas-
kets of food among the poor on Thanks
giving Day. Last ylar 200 baskets were
distributed. The society makes an ap-
peal to the public for contributions
and supplies
Evening journal., 1908-10-16
only one neRoMo oUININEv

That is LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE.
Look for the signature of T.. w.
GROVE. Used the World over to Cure
a Cold In One Day. Csc.
Evening journal., 1908-10-16
Republican Meeting at Newport.

CITY Solicitor Townsend will address
a meeting of Republicans at Newport
tonight.
Evening journal., 1908-10-16
Fall and Winter Weight Underwear & Hosiery

prepare for the cold snappy weather ahead by buying
snappy stock We prepared aud ready
you we'll
Ribbed Shirts and Drawers three weights special sale
price Observation-Disclosures. soc
Ladies Egyptian Cotton Ribbed Shirts and Pants all sizes;
sale price asc
1900 pairs Ladies' Black Hose medium heavy worth
Isc; sale price Ialc
pairs Chdrcn's Heavy Ribbed Fast Black School and
Dress Stockings all sizes from worth I7c pair;
Saturday special price Ia1zc
Tho AHooio noruo For darnng stockings, lace curtains
A"S "dyiO DdAhO linens. Can be attached
macne regular ssc special for Saturday.
Evening journal., 1908-10-16
WOmen'S and Misses
Ready-tO- Wear Garments
Suits, Goats, Separate. Skirts and Waists

garments suit every taste and every purse. You
here the and latest styles from
leading manufacturers and popular prcs marked iea
department Examination will prove that they
are different garments elsewhere Beautiful strictly
upod style perfect in fit and low
Womens Misses Suits $40 SI25o $3.50 SIS, SS $50
$22so S25 to S35.
S. So $3.50 $Io $ra5o SIS $rS $50
Separate black and coors, $3.50 S5 50 SI2so
Chdrens Coats for small large girls $3.50 $3.50 SIS to SI2
Waists silk beautiful styles and ideas abound So
S3.so, SIS, SO o $40.
Evening journal., 1908-10-16

DO not take chances a day longer
See Weston and Anderson, 200 Church
Building, about fire and burglary in
surancet
Evening journal., 1908-10-16
WOmsn's $3.50 Three
Strap Sandals $i.I9
Infants Button or
Lace Shoes, 75c
Grade for acc
Extraordinary Values
in GhiIdren's Shoes

Our reputation was made near
ly is years ago for selling the
best line of children's shoes on
the market These shoes are
built of strictly solid leather.
just the kind for children that
are hard on shoes.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-23

Cont inuei On Fourth Page
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-23
0QNNllQG NRWSCHAuPION
PUBLICATION LIST DELINQUENT TAXES
Foa vsaE vEAR poo7

fussae TO Law, ,n-s at
fuie tbs ed and OF
'"ad the sth day November
'fA"aas al The
~'i"Si real estate situate the ~ii
have mol t"Es pad a. shall ~ the hiia
aud te-wi
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-09
HERO OF
The SEASON FROM
NEW MEXICO
SturgjS PiShon, Dartmouth S
Sensational Quarterback Is
a Native of Las Vegas,

v1. ~b.,aroda of college men In
sa,,,,. ..u.oa c,.,
"'''.' WV
ban NIih interest ana VINO nave o''i'
reading OF the exploits OF Sturgis Pish-
ON. the mali quarter back Of tn
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~a,. vorl sot,r-
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IN H. t,-t.r,.t.1 g.,
ntir.n uati,. ~ ".
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,,..I ,an,,n ri.
u. r,rnas 90 ~.
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-09
GREAT BOOKS

Thomas Carlyle said: 1T is a man
duty to have books; a little library
growing larger and larger every year
is an honorable part OF a young ma"'
history" show mo the men Who '.,
progressing i'm tine world and ! N-'
Warrant they read good Literature
Have YOU noticed the book diStt'.
In our window this week? When E''
o, here arc a few sUggcstions-
Wcbstcr's Imperial, sheep, indeA'"'
Sc 90.
1t is rIeht mp 90 date p " "
EXCELLENT edition. a,
set of James Whiicomb Riley u
OILS. cloth, $3.50.
This set is worth anywhere >i'-,'
lat these vorc bought at "a nafsSl.
sets of Shakespeare, several "l,,a
cnt editions, handsome, IS vols
clinical leather binding, ia i'"'
sound box, az Si2.O0. ID,
Same edition. cloth. spcc'ai "
"a.
Then we have the Personal bul'
IS vols. cloth. at SS.56.
This set is a bargain. II sells
.arIy az S225O by subscription
Ished ty Doubleday. Page * GO. NJ
In addition 60 tine above you ~
ind a handsome assortment Of
mas editions. bound in padded ie
limp leather and numerous .
laiuty books and valuable srG
Books that appeal 70 a book loN-i
STRONGs EOUk STORE
Phone 1lu4. NEIt 1gyI y
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-09
LAND IN
NEW MEXICO
BLUEWATERVALLEY
H TIE BEST na


Tf the consumption Of cotton IN
1903 equals that of 1908, the United
States, it is declared, must contribute
about $4,000 900 bales to prevent fur
thrr decrease in tho stocks. Tho Num-
ber of cotton spindlos IN tins country
is 21,gGi.3S7, having mrcaacu % per
cent in tho last eight years and the
consumption of cotton ? per cent
The annuol exports of manufact-
urcs or cotton are declared to be void
Of wide fluctuations, those of 1905
amounting to $|27.177,15s, or less than
ono nal5 the value of exports of
1906. This reduction is due to the
Falling or of exports to China, An
intar, ling fact to producers is that
~ tho total cotton supply Of the coun-
jrv for 1905. amounting TO a,549,G00
bales. "a per cent was consumed in
thc Omitted States.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-09
WORLDS PRODUCTION or
COTTON EXCEEDS RECORD

Wa-aueton. Noy. >-Tr. va-.as
~-rfu.t.an ot cotton for uII can-
umftaH aurinE N.ar ,aIius Au-
rst 3D.. fgoS. exceeded ny $4,000
ell,. tb, production oE Oh previous
,,sr. according tc ta. ,,u-u- bureau
-ouorl uu th, supply aud distribution
Of cotton II IS . Significant fact. tile
report SAYS, Mat ta, -rHctu8tous iu
world' supply Is measured rract,alv
by the variations iu tge annual pro-
ductIUn in the United States
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-09
SHOT ON
ELECTION DAY


MaE1alyrs. y N Sow T-Acc0rd-
ing ta Lieutenant Zee 70 Lewis. 0f the
territorial mounted police. Who has
Just ~.tururl .rua Alma. I'M the vest-
sru part uf sH.1rIu county. 90 native
named Antonio pru-,u IS sf thv rHint
of death and cam mott recover from 90
bullet wound inflicted uv Deputy
sheriff Dan Archulgt.. The shooting
occurred ou the morning of last Tue
day. election lly aud according 90
the deputy. D, was forced Go do il Be-
cause OrosC, was creating disturb
aal sround tlt polls ANA resisted arr
-.rs-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-09

OUR POLICY Is QUICK StLI'
NND SMALL PROFITS IET 4
SHOW NOI THAT WE CAN saw
NOU MONEY ON NuUR GEoCFR
uS 4. e. PRATT \ 60. go
SECOND
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-09

EVERYONE Is TALKING ABots
orr flat WORK " YOU HANb
NOT GIVEN Us YOURS. Do
NOW. IMPERIAL LAUNDRY. bANN
OT POSTOIIICE.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-09

OUR DOMESTIC FINISH u JUS'
TIRE THING AND SATISFIES or
PATRONS. II NOU WANT Tp ~
UP TO DATE HAVE NOUR LAW
MY DONE ~ THE iMrTBIA'
LAUNDRY BACK or POSrOTTICI
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-09

bu CONNER OSTTOPATn
suite 3 and g. y T. Armijo
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-09
FRENCH & ADAMS

NDEtiTAHERs AM LICENSED
ESfBALMT.RS
Lady Attendant
irh and Central phuur 5h'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-09

OUR WORN OF LAUNDERING
ON LADIES COLLARS. SHIRT
WAISTS. SKIRTS AND DUCK
SUITS - UNSURPASSED. IAiPER-
IAL LAUNDRY, BACK OF POSI-
OFFICE.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-09

EEST WHEAT
$3.50 pea Hundrtd Pounds.
D. ". TIE.
cOs-GrI - 1T Phone ts
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-09
Suits and
OUercOQtS
S22 to $50

This store is the
home Of Hart Schaff-
uer & Marx clothes.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-09-23
THE BURNING QUESTION.

What has been accomplished by ~
democratic congressman from Arizona
in twenty years'
Contrast il. when you find out, with
the last four years Of republican rep
rescntation in congress for our sister
territory of New Mexico, which in
cludes an appropriation by congress
for 100000 for . federal building at
Albuquerque, since increased by 500
900; $l25.00O for federal building at
Roswell, 100000 for the irrigation
congress soon 10 be held nj Albuqucr
que, besides many important bills rem.
dcring valuable service to the territory
and 20 individual citizens
Arizona has. TO be- sure, secured mi
nor appropriations, but they have been
obtained 10y memorial aud petitions
and Hobbies of boards of trade and To-
cal authorities.
Burn il into your mind so that you
NAV Ice sure 10 vote right November 3
Let the record of repubicanism repre-
scnting achievements and progress b.
clearly before you on that day and re-
gis,cr your approval Of its disclosures
-Globe Record.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-09-23
WHO GOT THE APPROPRIATION

II has been the rule Of the federal
appropriations for public buildings
where it can bc shown that the total
amount Of rentals paid for buildings
necessary for the public service will
total more than I per cent per annum
Of the amount necessary Ia erect and
maintain such n building This is tnc
simple reason why Arizona has received
II very handsome appropriation for u
public building IN Phoenix.
|, was knowledge Of this fact that
caused the inner political circle Of
PhOeuiN 90 secure the location Of as
many offices Of federal oppointccs rs
possible in Phoenix. II was this which
caused them 10 secure the consolidation
and location of the land offices at
Phoenix. II was this which moved
them 10 secure the removal Of the sur
vcyor general = office ~ Phoenix as
well ~ others. because they well knew
/ that ~ soon ~ the rentals paid by the
| government would exceed n certain
/ amount, an appropriation would bee
made for public building.
/ II the public would like TO know
what influence secured the appropria
tion for the erection Of u federal build
! ing nj Phoenix, inquire who secured
the concentration Of the federal Offices
there If II was Mark Smtn, then
what has Prescott and Tucson 10 say
on this subject Iisbec Miner.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-09-23
FORAKER MAY STUMP
ARIZONA FOR CAMERON

pnOENlN, Sept. i7.-Tne Gazette
h,s. United State Senator Joseph
'en'on Foraker may stump Arizona foI
lalph Cameron this fall. A movement,
w foot 20 bring the great Ohioan
Arizona.
Petitions are being circulated in the
arious cities vi the territory, asking
Foraker to come To Arizona and assist
he republicans to won over the co
'rs Of Mark spith. J. {. Adams, ex
sO,lve member of the territorial cen
pal committee for Maricopa county
bis morning received IA copy of the pc
'''on from Chairman Hoval A. Smith
Piih request tnat he circulate IL il
hoenN aud the Salt River valley. AZ
here Is a pad of paper an inch thick
d signatures, Smith evidently expects
lahy signers in this section.
hoval Smith IN the originator Of thu
aea Of bringing Foraker to Arizon'
id some days ago started n petition
circulating in Douglas. 1t was sign
by practically every man approach
democrats and republicans. II th'
'n'S of the people of Arizona coun
81 anything, Foraker will come.
In the eastern papers there has beer
hueh discussion Of proposal tina
fraa'or Foraker stump Kansas for tn
a'onal ticket. II he comes that Ia
r. It IN believed there is every pro
Pabllity that he will core on TO All
BONA.
Foraker coming to Arizona mean
lOeh to every Arizonan. IL he stump
fnlona Cameron will certainly b
flee'ed and then statehood is a certain
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-09-23
|H|R7Y FOUR CARS.
|{R0N THE QUEEN
DAILY
;rsat Activity In All
Warren District
Mines

u.pr -rptcmber 10. All the
,.,t,.. 900 the Warren district are
| .,,, .|our the same lines as in the
cv uunths. The Copper Queen
f-,,r, continues To ship an average
| a,,i, four ear loads of ore daily to
| ,m,.,r- a' Douglas, and three ears
4 ,nI,b,lc. To the Old Dominion at
r., while the Calumet q Arizona
[r,,ny .uips between twenty and
L.1v four ears daily to its smelter
| pouglis. TIE Superior and Pitts.
L. is shipping between thirteen and
|hsen ears daily.
rne new ore handling equipment at
|, Sacramento shaft of the Copper
IS,,p company is in daily use, but is
|, We, running az perfectly rs could
1 ,,pcc,cd. During the next -four
IT,, j, viii he working steadily and
LDGng an of the ores of the company.
Ia the Junction, Of the Superior 4
Sr,burg company, two drifts were be.
\, ,h,, week from the 1900 foot sta.
In, which ~ being cut. No. 1 drift
Ii. toward the lIoatson mine and No.
III soutucrlv direction. No. . will
! driven directly under the shaft of
!, Brigg, and from this point the
wi., be- raised 10 the 1900 foot
|,d
IN, ole budics IN the Junction con
que =, show increasing richness No.
! rfo.,cu, on the 1900 fot level has
| oun'crrd vein matter. which nas
k,rs,,I from foot in width 10 two
|tt III, ore is soft sulpnide and as
w. between Il and ~ per cent copper.
\. .fo.,,ut Is being driven in order
ra,.c 900 the ore in Wine No. 2 on
b Iaul level About $4,000 gallons of
4 ref 900, Dctug raised at the Junction
! biz
llua'sun's ore body in the Del
kor, claim On the 400 level is prov
l. go ur ihr richest In that mine. The
y, slope, toward the Junction N also
,lr ,t. bodies in the Lowell shaft
y ,he Copper Queen Company. which
Ilnin, the lloatson.
A. the Wolverine q Arizona work Is
thg steadily prosecuted in their in
Iine vine. which has reached a depth
y sixty lcct. The formation is a por
|lyry, ledge matter and clay. The in
ca,,on, are very favorable for soof
kaehiug the ore body, which has beer
dictated by the changing formation.
The Lone star shaft of the Warner
feaiy Development company hai
reached depth of 742 feet. The form
tion j. limestone, with small quaint
es Of manganese and a little iron IL
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-09-23
SMALL ORE SHIPMENT
FROM JOE DUNN NINE
From Wednesday, Daily

Frank Butcher made small ship
|Aen' of high grade ore from the Joe
Dann nine yesterday. lie has large
tonnage Of ore Of milling grade expos
FL in the mine and on the dump. The
NINE is one of the Oldest locations III
NE iIassoyampa district. 1t is located
90 The summit Of the range between
we l'assayampa River and STATE
'eek' 1t is developed by five hundred
'ee' Of tunnels and several saallo"
|'aaiis Blucher will return to th'
nine today where he will continue hi
|"pIoltations. lie is working 1t under
lease.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-09-23
(From Saturdays Daily

Here on Business
James Rces, the Fools Gulch caterer,
is here on business.
Mayer Visitors
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ik G. Jones Of Mayer
are visiting in the city
Jerome Attorney Visits.
Attorney &. II Rutherford Of Jerome
is here ON professional business.
Here from Humboldt.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schwanbcck
Ut Humboldt are visiting in the city
Home from San Diego.
Mrs. Harry VI. Thomas and baby
have arrived home from sumner outing
in San Diego, California.
viii Leave for Wickenburg
Pat Rooney will leave sunday night
for the Wickcnburg district, where he
has mining interests.
Back from the South.
\. j. Doran arrived home Yesterday
from mine inspection trip IN the
southern par Of the county
Home from Trip.
Lester jackson arrived nome yestcr.
day Afternoon from u mine inspection
trip IN the Wickcnburg district.
Home from McCabe.
T.. q. Wager arrived home last night
from - two weeks visit in McCabc.
where he has mining interests.
Home from San Diego.
Mrs. G.. T. Payne and son, Mason
| Payne. have returned from ten
weeks outing in San Diego, Califor
| mia.
Left for School.
Henry r. Adams left yesterday for
the Rolla. Mo. school of mines, where
he will continue his studies the coming
| term.
Visited Ash Fork.
W. 4. Drake, vice president and gen
eral manager of the =. r.. T.. d r.. Wis
! tied Ash Fork yesterday on railroad
/ business
Registration Deputy Appointed.
H. Schucrman 81 Oak Creek has been
appointed deputy recorder 10y Coun
! ~ Recorder Bradbury for registration
/ purposes.
Bridge Builder Returns.
Archie Grant returned last night
from Dewey, where he recently finished
the new wagon bridge over the Aqua
Fria river.
Left for Jerome.
r. =. Campbell. general nanager of
the Haynes Copper Compiny, left yes.
tcrday morning for Jerome Oh business
of his concern.
School Teacher Visits.
Miss Maud Perry, teacher Of M.
? jerome Junction schools, arrived here
last night 10 spend Saturday and Sun
day with relatives.
Bounty Hide Contribution.
&. !. McNulty contributed the aid,
and scalp Of IIassayampa wild ca, "a
the board OF supervisors collection Of
bounty wild animal hides yesterday
, viii Visit Relatives
Mrs. Joseph Gordon aud Mrs. Georg,
Cross were outgoing passengers LAS
night for skull valley. where tley will
visit "A few days with relatives anC
friends.
Back from Ranch.
George 4. Carter returned here las
? night from his stock rancn and range
' in the Williamson valley section, wher'
he reports feed good and cattle il
. prime condition.
W. =. Adams, editor of the Jerom
Mining News, arrived here last eve
ming on short visit. lie will leav
Sunday for a hunting trip in the Ma
4 zatzal mountains
District Attorney X. T.. Morrison ar
o rived home last night from Williams
Flagstaff and Winslow, where he d'
livered speeches NJ the Cameron rallie
-, held in these places in the last tire
" days.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-09-23
NOTICE.

Under the provisions Of the new poe
tai law, effective January |, 1908, no
newspapers will be permitted TO pass
through the mails unless paid for IN
advance. In conformity Herewith.
the Journal Miner will be obliged to
shut Of all subscriptions that are 10
arrears, and in order that subscribers
may know the status Of their account.
and not he discontinued, statements
will be mailed TO ell subscribers wno
are either now delinquent or who are
likely TO become, durng 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. &C
Il
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-09-23
PROMINENT JERoMEITEs HERE.

Tom Taylor, superintendent of the
United Verde smeltcrs. and j. j. Shaw.
superin .endcnt of the United Verde
mine, arrived here last evenig from the
Big Bug district, where they have
mining interests, on their way home 10
the Copper City. They will leave for
home this morning
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-09-23
prom Fridays Dai'D
camn Verde Visitor.

Nov. y. II. Loveioy Of Camp 'er"'
Is visiting in the city
Del Rio Visitors. nal
Mr.. and Mrs, Henry shelton OF ''''
Rio are visiting in the city
Mining Man Visits c..., min.
Rlake Baker, the Cherry creek III"
mo, ia here on mining business
Left for Phoenix
Earl II. Parker was AN o"teo'"e
seneer last night for Phoenix on '"'
mess.
Back from the Bradshaws'
Treasurer John ilartin ms ~.
,,,nsa from an extended tour OF tne
bradshaw mountains whe'e u"
mining interests.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-09-23
FOR SUPERVISOR.

hereby announce myself a candi.
date for the Office of supervisor OF va
vapai county. subject 10 the approval
and action of the County Democrats
Nominating Convention.
ROBERT CAMPBELL.