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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-08-20

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nahit III ben pontinifhen @iimptesss
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len gleihe 0erfufe nit eingeboreueis
Jifden bergeben.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-02-05
PRESCOTT MAY YET
HAVE REAL
BAND

At a meeting Of the musicians of
the city. held Sunday afternoon, the
Prescott brass band was recognized
and n permanent organization effected.
v. =. Wright was elected president,
George Cross vice president, James
Landenslagcr secretary and treasurer,
julius Jaeoby business manager, and
John Niedergeld leader. The band will
move into the rooms now occupied by
the colored church on Cortez street. Mr..
Niedergcld, the new leader, was form.
erly connected with the band Of the
famous Fighting Fifth" cavalry. lie
was assistant leader when the band
played In this city last July, and is
well qualified for the position of leader
Of the local band.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-02-05
Alleged Pedro Rodriguez
Forged Name To
Money Order
Now In Jail For EN-
bezzlihg Funds Of
A Society
nFrom Tuesday.s Dallyl

Pedro Rodriguez. arrested Friday on
charge Of appropriating funds Of the
Socicdad Zaragoza, local Mexican
secret society. Of which be- was form
erly secretary, to his own use, was yes.
tcrday sentenced to sesve thirty days
in the county Jail.
A much more serious charge than tne
one upon which he was convicted hangs
over Rodriguez, which the postal au'
thorities are now investigating, and il
is quito probable that he will leave the
county Jail only to stand trial for a
penitentiary oGense.
It il alleged that Rodriguez, some
days ago casbed postal money order,
made payable to Fred Madrid, another
official Of the Sociedad 'Zaragoza, in
the sum Of si.75, forging Madrid's en-
dorsement II is also charged that he
cashed second money order, in the
amount Of $3.50, which was in the name
Of the society. Rodriguez was secretary
81 the society five months last year,
and il is believed by members Of the
society that his populations have not
all been uncarthcd.
Rodriguez's embczzlemcnts and for
gerics were first discovered some weeks
ago by Madrid, who is president Of the
society, through the receipt Of letter
from Sonora Paulita IIeady, of Will
Jams, the writer stating she had for
wardcd n money order in the amount
Of her dues, for which she had not re
ceived n receipt. Madrid called ut the
local post Office, asked about the money
order, and learned that it had
been cashed by the post Office authori
ties. Madrid pronounced the signatur,
Of his name n forgery, and vita Post
master Smith started an investigation
which, through a woman, led to Rodri
guez as the guilty party. The lattei
denied the accusation, but later othei
misdecds Of like nature were traced
to him, his arrest following.
The matter has been reported to the
postal authorities at Washington anC
IL is said the government will prosecut,
Rodriguez to the full limit Of the law
The members of the society to which
Rodriguez belonged are indignant a.
his conduct aud intend, of possible, t,
secure his punishment for his ALLEGED
crimes.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-02-05
!. NJ. Edwards Purloined
His Employers
Check Book
Was a Confidential En-
pIoyee Of Eli
Perkins
CFrom Tuesday,s paIlyl

Caught with the goods, in the shape
Of forged checks in his pocket, ard a
stolen check book. J. VI. Edwards,
confidential employe Of Eli Perkins, Of
the Mining Review, was taken in.
to custody by Police Officer Mcmahon
Sunday night, on the charge of passing
a forged check on the proprietor Of the
Kentucky liquor mouse, and lodged in
the city Jail
Yesterday Perkins swore TO war.
rant charging Edwards with forging
his signature to a check in the amount
Of ss.35, that being the one cashed at
the liquor store. II also developed yes.
terday that Edwards had attempted to
pass other forged checks bearing Per
kins' signature. Edwards will be
transferred to the county Jail today,
and this afternoon will be arraigned
before Justice McLane 10 answer 20
the charge.
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Oh 'ne cheeh was written IN hgures
o"''. b""aiuS 'eit 'no piace' return
ing iater with the check properly made
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-02-05

from Nevada
D. X stewart left yesterday after
noon for Albuquerque, New Mexico
Frank Narlowe has arrived home
from zoo extended visit with friends
10 Los Angelcs
Joan Kelly is in the city from his
mines in the Jersey Lily neighhorhood
purchasing supplies.
II. Il. Wood and John LAWYER were
outgoing passengers on last nights
train cn route 20 Hillside.
y. x. DeKuhn, the Cherry Greek
mining man. returned here last nigat
from q business visit to Ash Fork.
T.. u. crabb, Of skull valley, paid a
short business visit 20 the city yesicr.
day, returning home on the ngot train
.. I Tawney, general manager Of
the Great Peck mine. came in last even.
ing from Boz. camp in the Bradshaw
mountains.
Gcosge W. Haucc, pioneer settler
~ the Verde valley. arrived here last
evening from bis home in Camp Verde
ON % short business visit.
e. " Grevcr, superintendent Of the
Missouri Valley Bridge company. pass
cd through here yesterday On route 90
II. Paul, Minnesota, from Parker.
7. Anderson, who il recovering from
injuries caused by his horse falling on
him two months ago, arrived here yes
terday from Camp wood on short
business visit.
Ted Myers aud Frank Lang were
outgoing passengers on last night 3
train On route 90 the Monica mine
wnere they will erect tanks in the new
mill under construction there.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-02-05
HUNTER BRINGS IN
GENUINE L0b0
WOLF HIDE
(From Tuesdays nailv1

Ffbtu Dflly)
what he emphatically asserts is the
hide Of . genuine lobo wolf was
brought here yesterday by Thomas
Simmons and deposited in the board of
supervisors Office with demand for
the $50 bounty. The hide is the larg.
est Of its kind seen here this season.
The animal was trapped at Tonic
springs, near Granite mountain.
After surrendering the hidA Mr..
simmons said; "Tnere has been eon.
siderable discussion over lobo and GOV.
ote hides hero during the last few
months, some claiming that there were
no real lobo wolves in this part of the
Territory. The hide left in the sun.
ervisors' Office establishes the fact
that there are loboes in the mountains
The lobo ] trapped was large one.
II was caught in a very brusby place
and II cleaned away all the brush
within its reach after 1t was caught
When shot 1t the animal lodged its
teeth in the limb Of a treo above the
ground and hung there so tightly that
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-02-05
Stockmen And Sheep
Growers Very
Jubilant
Snow Storm Raging In
Certain Districts Of
The North
cFrom Tuesdays Daily

" rum lAfaphI ? biNgI
Telcgraphic advices received by the
Journal Miner last night from many
outside points indicate that sunday
nights aud yesterday storms We're
general all over northern Arizona.
Phoenix was also visited by a heavy
downpour yesterday. Stockmen and
wool growers are all delighted at the
outlook as the lack Of rain in the last
few months caused scarcity Of feed,
particularly on the desert ranges.
The sneep owners are especially jub.
liant. They will not now be compelled
10 accept the kind Offices of the for
estry department, granting them per.
mission 10 enter the southern and east.
ern portions Of the Prescott forest re-
serve for 80 days during the lambing
season. The grazing fee Of five cents
a head will not only be saved, but "A
probable loss in lambs on account Of
the cool temperature Of the high att.
tudes, az well.
Several sheep owners who had an.
nounccd their intention Of accepting
the offer Of the department to Craze
their hocks on the reserve during the
lambing season, and who, short time
ago, were anxious 10 avail themselves
of the privilege, and made application
to Forest Supervisor Pooler, have al.
ready notified the latter that they will
withdraw their applications, as feed
on the desert is springing up as il
by magic since the transforms Of
last and this week.
At late hour last night two feet OF
snow was reported on the Senator di.
vide, with heavy snow storm still
raging. Along the IIassayampa river
a heavy rain was falling and in the
Groom Creek district the streams were
swollen larger than at any time for
many months Eighteen inches OF
snow was reported at Government
Springs, on the Copper Basin divide
and the road to Copper Basin is said to
be almost impossible.
Adyices from the upper Verde coun.
try and Ash Fork state that the storm
il the heaviest Of the season, but no
losses from washouts have as yet been
reported.
A gentle rain fell in the Verde val
ley, Sunday evening but none Of tne
streams were swollen there yesterday
morning when Supervisor wing6old
left for this city.
The storm was also general all over
the Big Bug and Mayer districts yes.
terday, the rain and snow falls incroas
ing last night. The precipitation here
was the heaviest this winter.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-02-05
GETS JAIL SENTENCE.

Wild eyed and nervous, and appar.
emily the victim Of brainstorm or
some other form Of dementia, Harry
Copp was arraigned in the court OF
Justice MeLane yesterday morning at
II O'Clock on the charge Of disturbing
the peace in Seligman and sentenced
to thirty days confinement in the
county Jail.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-02-05
THREE BOYS DROWN.

NYACk, n, ", Jan. 81. Evans
steele, is, Hans Kraft, l2, and Harold
Dixon, II, were drowned today while
walking on thin lee in the Hudson
river.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-02-05
SERIOUS STORMS.

CHICAGO, H., Jan. 3l.-A heavy
snow storm set in this afternoon and
the most serious storm Of the season
prevailed over Wisconsin and Kansas.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-02-05
prom Tuesdays Dalivb
Walker Visitor.

From Tuesdays DarvD
Walker Visitor
\, q. Curtis, Of Walker, is here on
mining business.
Humboldt Visitor.
Mrs. Ida Brothers, Of Humboldt, is
visiting in the city.
Mayer Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. .Nellis, Of Mayer,
are visiting in the city.
Jerome Junction Visitor.
". Il. Johnson, Of jerome Junction,
is here on a business visit.
wickenburg Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Palda, of Wick.
enburg. are visiting in the city.
Mine Manager Visits
j. y. Sessions, a Cherry Creek mine
manager, is mere on business visit.
Here On Business.
Michael Kenny arrived here yester.
day from Octave on short business
visit.
wow Astobsuiaht EtOVilutbIs
Mrs. l.. Is. Schwanbeck has purchas.
ed the o. X. restaurant on Montezuma
street.
Back From Trip.
4. j. Doran has returned from trip
through the Big Bug district on mining
business,
In From Camp.
w. A. bearing is in the city from his
mining camp in the Tnumb Butte dis.
trict.
Wool Grower Here.
II. T.. Campbell, the northern Arizona
wool grower, arrived here last night
from Flagstaff.
Hero On Business.
Sam a. Johnson, general manager Of
the Alto Mining company, is here on
mining business.
County Surveyor Returns.
Park Latimcr, county surveyor, mr..
rived home sunday from survey cx-
petition in the Santa Maria district.
Home From Hillside.
John Lawlcr aud Homer Wood az.
rived home yesterday from Hillside
whore they have extensive mining in.
terests.
Left for Phoenix.
Joe Bold, general agent Of the Ari.
iona Brewing company, was an out.
going passenger last night for Phoenix
on business.
Mine Manager Visits.
ID. J. sullivan, president and general
manager of the United Mines company,
operating at Congress, is here on min
ing business.
Home From Trip.
George Mayer arrived home last
night from a business trip 10 Hum.
boldt, Dewey and other centers in the
Big Hug district
Home From Vacation.
Joe Reos, a popular \. r., =. 4 T..
engineer, arrived home yesterday from
n vacation with relatives aud friends
in Tombstone aud Congress
Back Prom Nevada.
Joe Douglas has returned from an ex.
tended visit In Nevada. He says the
sage busn state suffered considerable
loss in a financial way from the recent
furry.
Mine Manager Visits.
j. 4. Johnson. general manager Of
the Copper Queen Gold Mining com.
pany, arrived here last evening from
his company's camp in the Aqua Fria
| ltst...,
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-02-05
PUBLIC RECORDS.
Instruments Filed As Reportd By
Prescott Title Company.

affidavit of assessment work on u
mines, Hassayampa district.
David +. Hicks ct al, incorpou
European-American Finance and
velopment Co. Capital stock $40.
Crown King Mines Co. files afhd.
Of assessment work on IA mines, III
district.
Robt. Brow and Jos. Myers file
davit of assessment work on 20 mi,
Copper Basin district.
Geo. II. Clayson to Carolin Ev
W. Deed. N.E.h Of N.E.h, Sec
I'm. 5w.
c. l.. Andrews, ct al. ineorpOu
Duluth-Arizona Mining Co. Cap
stock 100000.
r. 4. Andrews and F. J. wrigh,
cate Fortune Teller mine, Blue I'd
district.
Lake Superior and Nevada Devel
ment Co. locate two mines, Tiger
trict.
sam Trolley locates Jungles
mine, Tiger district.
Ada G. Parker files affidavit Of ho-'
stead on lot 3, block IL Fleury al
ton to Prescott.
Mrs. Barbara Baker amends locat
Of Maine mine, Black Hills district
Pohn Trenberth files affidavit Of 4
essment work on Indian Chief MD
Big Bug district.
Jim Mcwhorter and w. c. Kent
cate New eYar mine, Hassayampa 1
trict.
James and +. l.. Adams TO Geo.
Conard. Bill of Sale. $500. Ed
horses, 3 wagons, harness, etc.
James Patton to +. n. Rudd.
Deed. 80. One Half interest in b
ton mine, Castle Creek district.
Barbara Baker files affidavit Of 4
cssment wor on four mines, Black IN
district.
j. G. Hartsfeld and Ed Scholey
VIM. Nellis. NJ. Deed. Copper Qus1
Nos. to 9 mines, Copper Creek 4
trict.
VIM. Nellis to W. b. Douglas
Deed. Same property.
Geo. Berry, ct al, incorporate w
slope Sheep company, capital SD
s25,00O.OO.
u. y. Sanders, ct al, locate Tillnl
mine, Copper Basin district.
American Mines and Exploration
files affidavit of assessment work
six mines, Eureka district.
Harry Is. Horgan locates two mir'
Weaver district.
w. c. McAllister locates two min
Blue Tank district.
NJ. II. Campbell locates two min
Castle Creek district.
Henry Berring and Robt. Griffith
cate Atlas mine, Eureka district.
James II. Wingfeld and wife to
Thomas. w. Deed. Six acres in s.
4 of NV. q, Sec. 32, IAN. 5E.
7. M. Earnhart, ct al. to Mon
Gold Co. Q. c. Deed. Monica and Nj
lea, two mines, Weaver district.
Monica Gold Co to Margon Till
mast. NJ Deed. Philadelphia q
Moonshine mines, Weaver district.
Monica Gold Co. to Margan TilliI
hast. M. Deed. Shamrock mine, vi
yer district.
Joe Mayer locates Great North'
nine, Aqua Fria district.
N. +. Anderson to Matthew Moss
G. deem. Rio Grande mine, Pine Gre
district.
M. ID. Slator locates three min
Pine Grove district.
f. s. Rogers and NJ. T. Knaff loci
three mines, Aqua Fria district.
y. b. Griffin estate files affidavit
assessment work on five mines, Wal
district.
Louis st. Louis and John Cham
fle affidavit Of assessment work
Queen Of the Mountain mine, wesv
district.
Louis st. Louis files affidavit Of
sessment work on Golden Scepter mi
Weaver district.
Arizona Smelling company files
hdavit Of assessment work on tn
mines.
c. p. Steele and wife 20 T. n. Me
W. deed. Lot 10, block II. Fleur
Add, Prescott.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-02-05

Arizona producers have. been mott
fed by the American Smelling & Re
hning company that they will handle
no more high grade ores.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-02-05
Will Sue Supervisors.

Down in Tucson, where SUPERB
and trappers also have been argui,,
20 the genuiness Of so-callcd
hides, Frank Cole, will sue the h,
Of supervisors to compel paymeu,
lobo bounties on a number Of hide,
presented to the supervisors, who
not agree with him as to the spss
The sum of $3.50 will be involyss
the suit, the outcome Of which /,
pected TO settle the troublesome a,
ton Of "when is a lobo not a Lob.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-02-05
OFrom Fridays Daily
aft for nanvar

(From Fridays Daily
Left for Denver.
g. II. Putnam, Of jerome, left yes
terday for Denver on mining business
Hero On Business.
George u Young, general manager
Of the Derby mine, Is here on n bust
uess visit.
Back From Los Angeles.
Harry SHELTON Of Del Rio arrived
home last night from n visit with
friends In Los Angeles
Left for Parker.
Laurence. Martin was an outgoing
passenger last night FOR Parker where
he mas promising mining interests,
Circulating Among Friends.
William Mingus Is In the city from
ais mining camp In the Black Hills,
circulating among his many friends.
A Short Visit.
Mr.. aud Mrs. u. u. Hurley OF Jerome
Junction, paid y short visit 10 the city
yesterday, returning home on the after
noon train.
Pioneer Miner Visits.
Judge w. Y. Baker, pioneer of this
Territory aud Oregon, is in the city
from his mines In the Granite Mount
ain district.
Roosevelt Bird Busy.
Yesterday morning, at q o'clock, the
Roosevelt bird visited the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Barney Ricca leaving an
eight and half pound baby boy.
Another Scalp Contribution.
james Matthews Of Santa Maria
contributed the sealps aud hides Of
three Wild cats, two coyotes and one
raecoon to the county's collection yes.
ptnrdAy.
Detroit Visitors
Mrs. John Lindsay aud Miss Grace
shaw, Of Detroit, Mich, arrived here
Ian night on visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
q. NJ. shaw The visitors are sisters
% Mr.. SHAW They will remain here
during the winter months.
Reception TO Visitor.
The Monday Club cordially invites
the ladies of Prescott, 10 meet Mrs.
Josiah Evans Cowles, in the parlors of
the Hotel ~. Michael, at , clock
this afternoon.
Stopped over Here.
Mrs. Grace Pcttee and Miss Palmer,
sisters of DIR. Ralph Palmer. formerly
Of this city, now of Mesa, stopped
over here yesterday on taeir way east
from visit In Mesa with their broth.
.er, To visit with Charles +. Joslin, an
acquaintance Of their school days In
Marquette, Michigan. They left on
the afternoon train and will visit the
Grand Canyon and number ~ the
principal points of interest on the
southern California coast on their way
home by the southern route
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-02-05

Quite number of Arizona prospcc
tors have been attracted to San Der
nardino county, Cal, by tne reports OF
rich gold finds.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-02-05
MINES OF ARIZONA.

The Chesterfield mine, Pima county,
is working on solid vein of ls.incb
galena and silver ore.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-02-05

The Vessel Copper Mining & Milling
company, operating in the Casa Grand
district. Pima county, will largely In
crease its working force during thu
next few weeks.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-02-05

it had to be pulled down after !,
dead
Other scalp and hide confirms.
yesterday were two wild cats by y
lam Jackson, and one wild cat bv \
lam Il. Ward, all three being tr,,
near Constellation.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-02-05
city News
....ln Brief
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AsA FORK Visitor

AaA FORK Visitor.
d. a. Pits Of Ash Fork Be- visiting
.l Che city.
Gilbert Merchant Here.
IS. j. Gilbert. ttr Gilbert merchant,
Is Dor. ou ID iu.us>. visit
Crown King Visitors.
Nr and Nr. Harry Brown Of Crown
King are visiting n 'ac city.
Home From visit
George Mayer DE. reformed from p
visit aifb friend. DO Jerome Junction.
Left For Phoenix.
e.. A. -uprk.r Hls 900 outgoing pas.
-engrr 'a-' might 'nroute 20 Phoenix
Hong Prom Congress.
Jamn JOHNSON arrived homo yo-ier
day from % Dltne-. visit boz Congress.
Back From Richenbar.
Deputy Sheriff Frank Burns arrived
home last night from an official visit
~ Rirbenblr
Accepts New Position.
=. r. Goodman left last night for
Congress whore hc has accepted posi-
ton with the Haggott Grand company
Fer for Monica.
j. -. Cradle left last night for the
Monica mine - complete a stone con.
tract in the ncw mill under construc
iion there.
Crown King Visitors.
Mrs Frank Mclean and son, Lester,
Of Crown King, came in last evening
from the Bradshaw Mountain metro
polls on n short visit
On Railroad Business
=. r. Hastings, general passenger
and freigh, agent Of the \. f., T. a +.
and operated lines. left last night for
Phoenix on railroad business.
Mine Foreman Visits.
W. j. Casey, foreman ~ the Logan
Copper company, operating in the Cop.
per Basin district, arrived acre yestcr
day afternoon 10 visit with his family.
Home From Humboldt
r. w. Kcsslcr. rate clerk in tho gen
cral passenger and freight agent =
office, arrived home last night from a
visit 10 Humboldt on railroad business.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-02-05

rrom Sundays Daily
"a X Stone ia expected home today
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-02-05

A big mill is TO be erected by the
New York. Arizona Gold and Cope,
company, operating in the Morenci dis
trict The work of the past year ha,
developed good mine, says report.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-02-05

A. w. womble, original owner of the
Congress mine near Yuma, will con
struct big mill at Kofa TO treat the
large bodies Of low grade ore in tina,
section. Power will be generated at a
point located on the Colorado river.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-02-05
Left for Phoenix.

Joe Bold, general agent Of the Ar
iona Brewing company, was an on
going passenger last night for Phoeni
on business.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-02-05
Mine Manager Visits.

!, \. Johnson. general manager Of
the Copper Queen Gold Mining com.
pany, arrived here last evening from
his company's camp in the Aqua FRA
district.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-18
A HAINES CLUB,
Waterville Republicans Propose t.
Have a Local Organizat alton.

Now that the municipal election is
disposed of, a great many of the Wa
terville Republicans are enthusiastic
caily laying plans for the organization
OIL HalneS Club, in every possible
way, to further his interests in the gu
befnatorial contest now on. The.
earnest support which Mr.. Haines is
receiving in every part Of the State
from sound, substantial business men.
Is very encouraging to the Waterville
candidate, and his fellow citizens are
anxious to do all they can for his sue
cess, not only because he is a Water
vile man, but because he has ALWAYS
stood loyalty behind Republican can
didates and Republican principles in
every political contest, whether ma
tional. state or municipal. With this
end in view meeting will be held in the
near future for the purposes of organi-
Zation. 1t is the intention to have A
ciub-room centrally located and well fit
ted up for social and political purposes.
and in all probability some arrange
ment will be made to secure the billiard
ana pool tables and other furniture
formerly used by the Lincoln Club.
SUCH an organization will be Of great
value, not only to Mr.. Haines in his
candidacy for Governor, but to the
Waterville men who are candidates for
Office on the county ticket this fall, and
1t is confidently predicted by those in
tefestcd in the matter that the club
will make its influence felt to a marked
degree in matters political.