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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-08
ElKs FILLED BY THE WO0OMEN'S
 AXES
PRESCOTT GRAYs MAKE A HOLY SHOW or THE HARTER
 COLTS.
From Sundays DaiiyJ

The Elks fell before the Woodmcn $ Axe yesterday, after one of the most exciting contests over witnessed on a local diamond. The score was eight to five at the close of the fifth inning, when the participants were to exhaust cd Co proceed and the game was called The bright, particular star of the game was Dr. Soutnworth, of the Elks, who played with a dash and accuracy re- mindful of his college days in the long long ago. Dr. Southworth nailed n ripping fly in deep right, cleared the bases with a twobaggcr which might have been home run had the doctor been in condition. and nailed runner ot second with z throw with nis good glass arm which should have been an object lesson to the opponents of the 0rnys in the second game, The Wood men nut up star game all round, hut the Elks held them the last three in nings and made brilliant effort to te the score. Inc Rhlh' ""s w the largest crowd ever seen at con test this year.
 When the umpire called game for the Prescott Colt game. the grand stand and blcachcrs were packed The Colts wen, to pieces, Kent, the imported and much vaunted pitcher, was bat'od all over the lot and before the last Gray went out in the first inning, l' runs had been piled up. Harier $ 'o'' %, four during the game, while th' Grays were piling up l5 more Fh' final score was 2s to {. Enough said
 This afternoon the best game of tho series out to be played between Nave and Fort wingatc, for the small enc of the $500 prize money, Mayer play the game from start to finish and For Wingate gave the Grays great ru' saturday On the dope, an exciting eontes. ought 10 result
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-08
STURGES SLATED FOR GOVERNOR,
 RuMOR?
COLONEL WAS 4 POWER IN CHI. CA0O FOR OUR
 INTERESTS.

The above remark by the gentleman who was in Tucson yesterday coineides exactly with similar reports received in Arizona since the national convention adjourned. While Sloan and Powell no doub, did everything possible for Ari. zona. and are deserving of not little credit. "Dad" Sturgcs also played an important part.
 Col. Sturges is expected bacg in Arizona this week. and there is . well founded rumro in circulation ,o the ef feet that with the expiration of Gov ernor Kibbey's present term, about the first of the year, the next governor of Arizona will bc Col. Sturge-.
 \ prominent Arizonan, wno was pres. cnt at Chicago during the late republi' cnn national convention. was standing talking to group of politicians yester' day, when a reporter heard him make the following remark, says the Tucson Star of July |:
 "Whcn We got to Chicago Col. Stur ges. who was national committeeman was the whole show. He had been or the ground two weeks and knew every body. don't mean that he had sim ply met them, but he knew them inti matcly. They were calling him Dad, and toting him around everywhere. H. was righ, up close to the big guns al the time and was counted in on nor than ono important conference. v
 Continuing the narrative, the speake said: "Why. the Sunday before th big convention met sturges and Hitch cock spent all day sunday together n the residence of relative of the na tional committeeman from Arizons and | tell you nov that anytnin Sturges wants in Arizona he can get.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-08
|lRADE \ CREDIT.
 ID THE CITY 0F PRESCOTT
LcosArIoNs SURPASSED ANY EVER ATTEMPTED BEFORE.
,r,om Sundays psiIy)

,..ro,ly at 10 o'clock the parade [,,J T, Mount Vernon avenue west c.,ley street, Grand Marshal F. F. |.,,.s, and his aides, IT. K. Behn anu Cornell leading. The Prescott l. ., wos followed by tho troops from l, whipplc, Major Foster command l. Company r, 2ist Infantry, under l-n,ud of Lieutenant Glass, the only k.n,,ioucd infantry office at Fort k,sole was next in line, followed by |Os, L. of the "Famous Fighting Inb" cavalry. Captain Sturgcs com. ,,liur with Lieutenant wheatley.
 y.u in hne was the Prescott fire IUrmcn,, led by Chief Johns. The
 new apparatus were in line with
 !, volunteer fire companies ou foot, \, decorations of the fire wagons sur. L,sd anything in thc line of fire ap Ln,u. decoration ever seen in tho I,y being the subject of much favor.
 k, comment. A feature of the fire
 ,s,rment in the parade was six dain. n.idens dressed in white, trimmed l ,he national colors. riding on the rr truck, chaperoned by Mrs. A. A. |Otns. wife of Chief Johns. Marguer'
 s shul, queen of Company No. . |s striking figure on the hose wa kn. Citizens in automobiles and ve'
 Ecles, all trimmed profusely in the na' |onal eolorS, formed the rear of the |rocession.
 The line of march was west on Cur y,o Mon,czuma, thence around tho |l,sa to the grand stand, whcrc th' ps' pde disbanded, at the opening of the ,c,ary exercises.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-08
FIRE DEPARTMENT LADS SKIM THE
 GROUND.
FAST TIME IN EXHIBITION RUN AND OTHER
 EVENTS.
,From Sundays Daily

Surpassing in interest all other Tea lures of the afternoon sports yester' day was the exhibition run made by the fire department tc the depot from where an alarm was turned in at O clock. Only one minute and hfty'sN seconds elapsed between the time Frank Whisman turned in the alarm at the depot hotel until stream of water was playing on blaze from P'ie of boxes immediately south of the de not The hose wagon was manned by Chief Johns and six fremcn in addition to Assistant Chief Kearlcy, wno han aled the tibonns. breaking all previous records in any run ever made by th' department. The fremcn who ass's'el in the record.breaking race were Al Eyarts. Shirley Balderson, John Rob insou. Martin Tcstori. F. l.. Shnrpne'k' and Frank Henderson.
 Following the close of the literary exercises the hose races were pulled on' resulting in victory for the running team of the Toughs Hose Company, m tho fast time of 27 3.5 seconds. The o K. team was the first to face the starter. The race was made m the re markable fast time of 25 2'5 seconds Inn, the nozzleman failed to get the nozzle on the hose before the water came through, on account or 'ne sio" time made in breaking the coupi'ng losing the race.
 The running team of the Tonghi company is Percy wcllwood, spike Grant Beatson, Joe Bowers, brs' W'p Chuck Burgett, Jack Jones, seco"' web; F.. l.. Sharpnack, Rob hopoin' tongue; William Neaglc, hose pui'or Shirley Balderson, coupling breaker Joan Robinson, nozzlcman; George U Morris, plug. and Martin Testori, co" rection. Al Evarts is captain Of th' team.
 Tn, 0. K. running team IS Waite Davis. spike; Mike Diskin, Joe Engl' first web; Archie Middleton, ciarenc Jackson. second web; Albert Creekmu' Max walhart, tongue, Leo Ryan, hos ,,,ler. A. F. Blackburn, coupling break e,. Carl Lee, nozzleman; q. II. BishoI
 plug. and E. Hilton, connection.
 The race was run over the 15o var
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-08
|DD FROM JEROME ENJOY THE BIC
 CELEBRATION
|LANY REMAIN OVER SUNDAY TO ATTEND BASEBALL
 GAME TODAY
From Sundays Daily)

Nearly five hundred residents of Jci. |ue' chapcroned by II. I. Russell, su' |erintendcnt of the Y. V. < F., took (tyantage of the free excursion given |y the United Verde Copper Company lo attend the celebration here. Ho- |e' cafes and restaurants were crowd |d with the visitors, one and all of Ehom expressed themselves as more han pleased with the hospitalities cx- |'nded them by the citizens of Pres |O''' Congress, Mayer, Crown King bad intervening points were also well |efTesented at the celebration, tho Bradshaw Mountain railroad excursion ram being crowded to it's full capac' Ey.
 Local merchants, rcstauranters, ho- 'd Keepers and business houses gcner' all, did a heavy business as almost all oI the visitors took advantage of the 'ay to purchase supplies as well as en- Foy the celebration.
 The Jerome excursion train left at 6 o'clock for the Copper City, carrying nome the majority of the visitors who 'ame m the morning. However, third '' the number remained over here un' nl today to enjoy the closing features ol the three days celebration at the baseball grounds, where the winning 'eam will he awarded the honors of the tournament.
 The courthouse and plaza were at the pleasure of the women and children visitors all day. The visiting children ported on the grass under the shade frees, the grees lawns being new t' many of them familiar with only the rugged scenery of the mountains.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-08
BASEBALL BENEFIT SCORES DECIDED
 SUCCESS
FINE PROGRAM RENDERED AT THE ELKS OPERA
 HOUSE.

of special interest was the musical and dramatic entertainment Friday evening at the Elks' Opcra House for the benefit of the Prescott Base ball Club. The program as presented vas m exceptionally fine one and the work of those who took part was finished and well deserved the applause whies was given by the audience.
 There were two one.act plays prs- sented, the first being "For the Honor of Frnncc.' Gan episode of the French Revolution) written by II. J. Tiilcy, who took the leading part. He was ss. sisted by Miss Eva Harkins, J. ]. Red dick and Bcrtic Homer. The sceond of the dramatic features Eas a comedy sketch entitled. "That Rascal Pat" written by j. Holmes Grover. The east for the latter play included IT. !. Til ley, !. !. Rcddick, Dan IIosmcr and Bcrtic Hosmcr.
 Several musical selections were in cludcd in the evenings program, and were as follows: song, "Abraham Jsf- fcrson Washington Lce," by Miss An na Burgett; recitation, Mrs. II. T.. Southworth; song, "The Wedding of tho Possum and the Coon," (originsl) by F.. W. McClave; song. "The Sea 10 my Sweetheart" l.. A. Kchr; song, "carissama." Mrs. !. q. Kirkpatrick {; song "Darkcy's Crnllc Song" by Ray vync and two selections by tho Besse | Orchestra.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-08
MORRISON THINKS
 SOON CHANCE HANDS
fFrnm saturiny's Dnilyl

M l.. Buckley and II. W. flentke directors of the Spec Mining Company and the Blackberry Mining and Devcl opmeni Company loft here yesterday for Evansville. Indiana, Co attend call cd meetings of the directors of their concerns
 Buckley's visit east also nah some connection with the sale of the proper ties of the Hydraulic Gold Mining Company, of which he is the president, negotiations for which are now pend ing. When seen by Journal Miner man, before hc left. he admitted that an offer recently made for the purchase of the Hydraulics from his concern was now under consideration, but avoided discussion of the terms.
 "It K truc." ae said, "that an offer has been made for the Hydraulics. but I do not care to discuss the terms nniil consult my associates. V He expects to he absent in the east two weeks.
 The Hydraulics, proven among tho richest placer copper deposits In north ern Arizona. cover 1000 acres of Ian, on lower Lynx Creek Although large amount of gold was recovered from the ground since its diseovcry 2 the larger part of it |. yet virgin soil The property is located seven mile east of Prescott.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-08
PUBLIC RECORDS.
Instruments Filed as Reported By The
 Prescott Title Co.

C. l.. French locates Scout No. ? Mine. Cherry Creek Dist.
 F. 4. von Sacksn locates 3 mines, and amends 1, Black Hills Dist.
 F.. L.. Patterson appropriat"s all wa ter of Chino wash.
 F. f.. Patterson files notice of posses sory righ, on l60 acres land in See. 2 & n. T. % x. R. 1 W.
 !. W. Wilson & vi. Co r. M. Murphy W. Deed. Lots 10, 2l and 93, Bih :, Prescott
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-08
WARNING NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the an dcrsigned owners of the mines known as the Lute, Compromise, Black Mess, Aztec, Gold Note. Iowa, Maine, Otym pia, vcsuvius, Surprise, Center asd Oregon, and the Improvements, ma chinery, and tools located thereon, all at and near Rishinbar. Yayapni County. Arizona, will not be responsible foi debts of any kind contracted for labor, supplies or improvements on said prop erty or any of IL, while it ia being worked under a contract and lease, aB'i that said property is now being worked under such contract and lease granted to C. W. Mitchell Dated this isi day of March, 1907.
 KENTUCKY STANDARD MINING
 COMPANY,
 By Hunter M. Msriwsther. pres
 RICHINBAR MINES COMPANY.
 Ky Hunter M Meriwether. Pros
 First publication. March 20. 1907
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-08

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 ss 'ost
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-08

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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-08

A paper of pins or n gold mine Journal. Miner want ads will sell either.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-08
FOR BALE.

One thousand u,Oo0) head stock cattle in quantities to suit purchaser. For prices address T. II. winghsh q Sons. Camp Verde, Arizona. " ~.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-08
WARNING NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the uH dersigned, owner of the Neiman groui of claims, and located about 90 ~ils' west of Hillside and adjoining the ps' snted claims of Lavler < Wells, h the Eureka mining district, Yaysps county, hriz., wIll not be respopshl' for debts of soy hind contracted fo' labor and improvements on said p'op srty, while it is being worked nnds bond.
 OUY ALLEN,
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-08

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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-08

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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-08

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-13
September 2Oth, 1908 5000 Italians Will Be in Parade

Mr. Advertiser-We extend to you in vi tat on to bring you in close touch with about 1000 industrious and prosperous Ita1i an laborers in this great district.
 On the goth of Sept ember the Italians from all over Jefferson County will celebrate the Restoration of Rome to United Italy and there will be about 5000 Italians in parade.
 Il Libero PensierO is the official organ of the Italian Colony and the only Italian Newspaper in Alabama, publ shed by the Ita1 an Immi grafton Bureau, Ens1ey, Ala.
 If you want share of this large trade, you must advertise in ell Lii bero PenSiero. - How the Italians to know what you have to sell, or what you doing unless you advertise in 't II Libero Pensiero'" the only paper whi oh enters the homes of the Italians and is read by their wives and daughters, who do the trading. Think 1t over, then let quote you rates.
 Have you ever given if thought?
 Address P. 0. Box 2O6 s. R. Guarino,
 General Manager, Ensley, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-13
Church Services,

First Methodist church, Avenue and Twentieth street The Rev. B. B. Glas- gow, pastor. Services at Il a. m. and J. E. Winning, superintendent.
 Cumberland Presbyterian church, Ave nue I and Eighteenth street, the Rev L. A. Reagor. pastor Services at Il a. m. and D. m. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
 Christian church. Avenue F and Twenty first street.-The Rev. P. H. Duncan. pastor. Services at Il a. m. and D. m.; Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
 Presbyterian church, Avenue G and Nineteenth street.-The Rev. H. c. Keg- ley pastor. Morning service at Il o'clock evening service at o'clock.
 First Baptist church, Avenue G and Eighteenth street. Rev. o. P. Bentley. pastor Services at Il a. m. and 8 p. m. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m., J. s. Faikner, superintendent.
 St. Anth ony's church (Catholic), Ave- nue H and Twenty first street.-The Rev Father F. c. Doyle, rector; the Rev. Father Paul Klich, assistant. First mass at 8:3O a. m.; second mass at 1O:90 a. m.; Sunday school at 3:30 p. m.
 St. Johns church, Sixteenth street and Avenue E-Rev. A. Crawford, D. D. rector. September 12, 7:3O a. m., holy communion; 9:45 a. m., Sunday school. H w. Wallace, superintendent Il a. m. morning prayer and sermon; p. m., evening prayer and sermon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-13
LAY CORNERSTONE OF FEDERAL BUILDING Relatives of Missing Negro
 Woman Located AWFUL CRIME SUSPECTED Mrs. ]. E. Simpson Passes Away After Long Illness In Bessemer-Per-
 sonaI and General News
 of Bessemer.
By j. F. LEE.

Bessemer, September 12.-(Special.)- This morning at 10 clock, in the pres ence of a few citizens who had been ad- portant event, Capt H. W. Crook laid the cornerstone of the government build ing, for which he has been earnestly working for many years to have erected in Bessemer.
 After laying aside the trowel with which he had firmly fixed in place the corner stone of the structure, Captain Crook ad- dressed the citizens who had gathered to witness the event and the government employees in charge of the work with a few well chosen remarks, which were in part as follows:
 'I thank you for the pleasure and the honor that has been conferred on me in the laying of the cornerstone of this gov ernment building, which when finished will be an ornament to our city and will supply the great needs of our people.
 T have laid the cornerstone of a grand structure in a city that will have popu- lation of 100000 in 1920. More than that have laid the cornerstone of a govern ment building In city that will be the county seat, within few months, of the richest mineral county in the world. Now. fellow citizens, in view of the fact that we are on the eve of an era of great prosperity for our city and our country let us work together for the upbuilding of our town and the happiness of our people
 ''I again thank you for the honor that has been conferred upon me, the carrying out of which has afforded me much genuine pleasure
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-13
Personal and General.

The Sunday school of the Ensley Metho- dist church will hold rally day tomor- row and special programme has been arranged for the occasion. The members of the school and their friends will be addressed by Dr. A. H. Finch of East Lake.
 MT. and Mrs William N. Wood an- nounce the engagement of their daugh- ter, Alma Johnston, to Crawford Allen Perkins, the wedding to occur early in November.
 At the Presbyterian church tomorrow evening a special song service will be held. MT Speel of Mobile will be the principal soloist. The programme will include several instrumental numbers.
 Miss Nina Randall has returned from two-weeks vacation. She visited points in New York and Ohio.
 J. w. Morgan of Holt, formerly mas ter mechanic at the blast furnaces, was in town today visiting friends.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-13
Registration Lists Ready,

City Clerk Arnold announced this morn- ing that the registration lists were ready for inspection. The lists include the names and residences of over 800 voters in Ensley. The list is alphabetically ar- ranged and 1t Is very neatly gotten up. The clerk will make only five copies of the list, which will be given to the cleo tion inspector at each box. Any political organization or faction, however, may have copy of the list by applying to Clerk Arnold
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-13

appropriate hues, red for the heart. blue for the liver, because presumable ''blues" are due to it, and so on.
 A slot corresponds to each organ. When you go to consult the doctor you consult not him, but his machine. If you have a sore throat you put 5 francs into it's throat. For heart disease 20 francs must be dropped into the cardiac valve. Insane persons, or their keep CTS, one supposes, put five 20 francs pieces into the brain slot. and if you have a leg that wants cutting off you drop certain number of louisdors into the thigh or calf, as the case may be.
 In return the machine instantly pro-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-13
THINKS SUCCESS
 OF FAIR ASSURED J. (. Jordan Comments on Gen.
 eraI Interest Taken .ENSLEY CHURCHES TODAY City Clerk Arnold Announces That Registration Lists Are Now Ready for spection-PersonaI and
 General News.
ENSLEY CHURCHES TODAY

Ensley September 12-(special.)-J. c. Jordan, the superintendent of the grounds and buildings at the state fair, said this morning:
 There is every prospect of highly successful fair this year as the exhibits and attractions already booked will sur pass those of last year. Another indi- cation is the interest being manifested by the leading business men of Birmingham When the leading men like Mir Jemison and MT. Caheen take such a decided in- terest it is a guarantee of success"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-13
Fearful Feathered Tragedy.
m the Baltimore American.

From the Baltimore American.
 London" said MT. James W. Nal lon, of the English metropolis, at the Belvedere, lis a great consumer of quail and so when a recent fire de- stroyed a depot in the suburbs in which 30,O00 live birds were housed, causing the death of every one of the poor creatures, the tenderest feelings of our pictures were touched, and they talked of nothing else in the clubs for a week.
 ''The quail thus incinerated were the property of a Frenchm man who makes a regular business of importing them alive from Egypt and Italy, an occu- patton in which he has grown wealthy. He always carried a fair insurance on his feathered property, and so will not be severely crippled financially by the fire After getting in his live birds the plan Is to fatten tn em on millet so they will be plump and juicy on reach ing the tables of the aristocratic element that will have that delicacy, regardless of cost.'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-13

Eighth alley and Twenty-fourth street about o'clock this afternoon where with buckets they extinguished a small blaze in a house occupied by negroes. The damage amounted to about $40.
 George Marsh, the popular Louisville and Nashville engineer, returned today from a visit to his home In Pana III. Mrs Marsh and her two interesting daughters, Misses Hazel and Helen, re- turned with him. and for a few days they will be at the Grand hotel. after which they will go to housekeeping
 Mrs. Marsh and her children have been spending the summer at her home in Pana, H.. and her many friends will be delighted to hear of her return
 Miss Leona Henderson has accepted position in the Warrior schools for which place she left today.
 Mrs T. Bryan Waller and son have re- turned from a pleasant visit to Monte vallo.
 William Argue is able to be at his post again after weeks illness.
 Mrs. J. Fred Robertson has called a meeting of the women of Fifth avenue and of the teachers of the Roperts school at her home, 1911 Fifth avenue, Tues day afternoon at 4:30 o'clock to organize branch auxiliary of the Civic Improve ment club, its object being by concerted effort to improve the appearance of Fifth avenue and to keep in order the campus of the Roberts school.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-13
Candidate Entertains.

Quite large crowd was entertained at the home of Edward Keenon candi- date for alderman from the Third ward on the Citizens league ticket, last even ing.
 R. s. Hickman is also a candidate for the position of alderman from the same ward. Both MT, Keenon and MT. Hick- man made strong talks in defense of their policy. and asked the voters of their ward for their support.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-13

duces clearly printed prescription on ticket. and all you have to do is 10 have 1t made up and get well.
 In the case of amputatons the ticket consists of voucher entitling bearer to have one arm or leg cut off in the doc tors private hospital
 For all other ailments the doctor is so perfectly sure of his methods of treat ment that he has made out his prescrip- tions once for all.