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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-16
CAMPAIGN TO BE SHORT,
SHARP AND DECISIVE

WASHINGTON, Sept. 0.-A short,
sharp and decisive campaign. That's
the word coming from headquarters of
both the great parties. Until October
there will not bc much more than pre-
liminaries. Then "a month of strenu-
aus cndeavOr, and the ballOting on
November !.
For this the country is grateful, but
probably il is not the country's graft.
tude the managers have in mind in
bottling up the campaign fireworks un.
iii later on. Neither Chairman Hitch.
cock nor Chairman Mack is without
perplcxing problems that ought 10 be
Strengthened out before the sky.rock-
cts are turned loose. Some ugly state
squabblcs are not yielding to treat.
mcnt as readily as couli be- wished.
Where republican disaffcction ~ most
pronounced, the democrats are holding
back in order to secure whatever al
vantage may be aad of the situation.
And where democrats are fighting, re-.
publicans are playing the waiting
game.
Moreover, this is u year when party
allegiance sets lightly on the average
voter. The number is larger than ever
before of men who are not bothering
their heads over party names. There
are thousands Of men 10 whom the
name "democrat or "republican'
doesn't mean what il meant four years
ago, and still less than il meant eight
or twelve Or sixteen years ago. This
weaving away from party ties general
~ ~ spoken Of as an increase in the
independent vote. II doesn't mean
that these men have become voters
without n party, but IL does mean that
their parties have got To-. appeal to
their reasons and not mdNly TO their
loyalty Ia party name.
50, with sore spots that do not heal
and greatly augmented independent
vote, the party managers nave got to
lay their plans most carefully. Whoop,
whoop, hurrah' from July till Novem-
her will not suffice. The whooping
will come in October, after still hunt
ing has accomplished all il can. Then,
rs heaters are sent in 10 scare up
game too wary TO be got by craft, so
the Hood Of campaign orators will he
sent out to stir up party feeling. The
real educational work already will
have been planned and set under way
by the deliberately organized literary
bureaus; and while il will not be OK.
pccted tine campaign orators will ac
complish much in the way of educating
the voters, their appeals to stand by
the grand old party Of Jefferson and the
grand old party Of Lincoln will be cx.
pcctcd To line up those voters who nj.
low others 10 do their thinking for
them.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-16
NORTH SOLID FOR CAMERON

H. r. Mahoney, superintendent of
the Territorial Industrial School M
benson, arrived in this city this morn.
ing AFTER n visit of a few DAYS M his
old stamping grounds Winslow Coco
nlnO county.
,here Is no one in Arizona better
'n'e to guage the political sentiment
or the north better than Jim Nnboney
as he has lived in the north for YEAS
a a KNOWS everyone. Today Mr.. Ma.
money stated to representative Of the
"azette That Ralph Cameron would
carry the counties Of Coconino. Anacho
ana Navajo by rousinp maio,i,;os
Mohave,' he said, "is n little danh,
iu' put from all indications TIM, conn.
~ VIII he republican also. as Cameo
" very popular over there.
Up In Coconino comfy - oo,,i,
M, Mahoney, everybody knows snd
nkeS RALPH and believe ne vii Wv.
an enormous vote there. Tho,e ~
new new democrats but they act like stravs =
me county appreciates the homo, " ,tn,
mas been paid it by nominating one 80
its sons so watch for the ores,o on' VI
publican majority in It's MAJ. re-
Phoenix Gazette. '''o'y'-
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-16
HEAVY RECEIPTS
BUT PRICES
HOLD
Review Of Live Stock
Market At Kansas
City
BY J. A. Rickart.

KANSAS CITY STOCK YARDS,
Sept. ll-Total cattle receipts last
week were liberal. AZ 10000 head, in
Guiding 1000 calves, but prices acid
up good during the week. More
country buyers were here than any
week before this season, and packers
bought freely. Steers remained about
steady for the week. including stock.
crs and feeders. hut cows lost } Ia II
cents. Run today il 1000 head, mar.
ket steady and active. Panhandle
steers have sold recently here at $3.50
10 Silj. cows $3.50 to 1895. calves
$3.50 to 500. the latter 81 TO 30 cents
higher than u week ago, stockers and
feeders 1920 10 ti.3j. Colorado beef
steers $3.50 10 1926, cows 500 TO
$3.50, including canners, stockers $500
10 $500. feeders $500 10 $500. Idaho
COWS 1925. feeders $3.50. There ~
some talk that cattle feeding opera.
iions in the corn belt will not bc as
neavy this year as usual, although a
big corn crop is practically assured,
account of the high price at which
corn will likely sell. but more buyers
from the country are here each week.
Shipments 10 the country last week
were heaviest of the year. nj $50 ear
loads. which not only absorbed all the
fresh arrivals, but went into the stale
supply 20 the extent Of 81 mead
Sheep aud lambs held about steady
last week. run $4,000 head. \ big lie.
mand from the country is helping Ia
hold mp the market, and packers are
also putting out more fresh mutton
than heretofore. Supply today j. ~,
900 head, market 10 10 ~ lower. lambs
AZ $500 to 1855 To killers for the fair
90 good ones, the medium 10 common
kinds to country buyers at $500 Ia
$50 Nearlings are worth Si.GO Ia
si3j, wethcrs 1915 To Si1O. ewes
$3.50 20 $500. feeding aud stock wcth.
ers. ycarlings and ewes $40 10 si.2j
II is estimated that orders are mere
constantly for upwards of 10000 head
of sheep and lambs to go To the coun
try, fresh orders every day taking the
place Of those filed.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-16
POLITICS AND POLITICIANS.

The Independence League Of Ohio
has nOmiDatcd state ticket headed
by \. +. Otte Of Cincinnati ms candi.
date for governor.
Nine out of sixteen Democratic nom.
inees for Congress from Texas have
Republican opposition.
David W. Hill. former speaker of
the Missouri House of Representatives.
has announced his candidacy for
United States senator on tnc Republi.
can side.
The Massachusetts Socialists have
nominated "A complete state ticket
headed by James +. Carey of llaver
hill for governor.
Elihi Root, Secretary of State, has
been chosen as n delegate 10 the Re.
publican state convention which is 10
meet IN Saratoga next week.
W. Bourkc Cochran Of New York
has accepted an invitation from
the Democratic campaign committee
To delixer n series of speeches in the
Middle West.
The Iowa standpattcrs" are said
to favor Congressman Gilbert \. Hau.
gen of the Fourth district as the best
man To make the race against Gov.
ernor Cummins for the United States
Senate.
Republicans Of New England are 10
hold "A big barbecue at Point of Pines.
near Boston, on September H.. Con.
gresham Longw0rth, son.in.law of
President Roosevelt, will be one Of
the speakers.
The Republican State committe Of
Missouri is to have the services of
Arnold Shanklin, United States consul
general to Panama, for a speaking tour
OF the state in September and October
state Senator Archibald Mcneil of
bridgeport, Conn, who was a candidate
for the vice presidential nomination
NJ the Denver convention last July.
has declined to become n candidate for
the Democratic gubcrnatorial nomina
ton in Connecticut.
The Association of Southern Demo
Gratis, composed of former residents Of
the South now living in New York
city, which was quite prominent in
the presidential campaign Of 1892. has
been reorganlzed to campaign for the
Bryan and Kern ticket.
Editors of forty trade union iourn-
ais published in various parts of the
country met in convention in Chicago
recently and after forming a perman.
ent organization voted their support
for Bryan and the Democratic ticket.
j. ElwoOd Cox, who has been nomin
ated for governor of North Carolina
by the Republicans of that state. il
known as the "Bobbn king from
the fact that his factories make more
bobbins for spinning cotton than any
other concern in the world.
John Hays Hammond, the new chair
man OF the executive committee of the
National League of Republican Clubs.
~ probably the most famous mining
engineer In the world. Only within
the last year or two has he been active
IN politics. For few weeks prior To
the Republican national convention in
chicago last June 10 was a candidate
Tor the nomination for vice president.
Mr. Hammond is native Of San Fran.
cisco and was a classmate Of William
u. Taft at Yale University.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-16
ObL0NG NINE TO
Be WORKED ON
BIC SCALE
Virginia Man Purchases
Property From
J. c. Engle
Crrom Saturday, Daiiv)

Further evidence that the mining IN
dustry Of this county is becoming more
active daily and that the wonderful
mineral possibilities of this section are
Incoming known TO tue investing pub
lie. was shown here Tuesday EVENING
when John Mariner Of Virginia took
over the title to the Oblong mine from
!. e.. Engle. The consideration oi the
transfer was not made public but II ~
known that considerable cash pay
mcnt was one Of the COMMUNICATIONS
The new owner is preparing to start
the development of the property on
large scale.
The mine il located four miles east
Of the city in the immediate vicinlty
Of the Four Mile House. the Veln'
which is one of the largest in that see
ton, runs in a northerly and southerlE
direction through schist belt thht
can be traced from Walker 10 the
Point Of Rocks. distance of seven
miles. II is opened by three shafts
two being - feet deep and one ~
feet. Large bodies Of copper and GOLD
bearing quartz are exposed IN th's'
openings ns well as in the drifts on the
vein leading from them. Several sap
mcnis made from the property To the
Humboldt smelters gave good returns
The location Of the ground is favor
able for mining operations the entire
year. ~ no heavy SHOWS fall IN the
winter season. the spring. summer anu
fall being ideal from climatic stand
point. The Prescott and McCabe wa
gon road passed through the camp.
This highway IL among the best kept
i'm the county. Prescott is the nearest
shining and supplv point.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-16

eron himself will deliver one oi nv
straigh, from the shoulder heart 10
hear, talks to the voters no frlils ana
fnrhclows but a good, old fashioncn'
confidential chat on the issues whi'h
are vital - the territory.
Following the big meeting tomorrow
.uigbt. Camrron viii never Jet up IN has
CAMPAIGN work until election daN'
The following specrhmaking da'''
have been announced:
september lO, Phoenix, Thursday
evening.
september II, Tempe, Friday eve
ming.
september T., Mesa, saturday eve
uing.
september -, Kngmau, sunday
evening
september II. Kingman, Monday
evening
evening
september H., SpringcrviIIe, Thurs
day evening.
september -, Snowflake, Friday
evening
september ~, lIolbrook, saturday
evening.
September u win,low, Monday
evening.
September -. Flagstaff, Tuesday
evening.
september %, Williams, Wednesday
evening
September -, Prescott, Thursday
evening
september %, Congrcs-, Friday eve
ming.
September 20, Wickcnburg, Saturday
evening
September -, Florence, Monday eve
ming.
september 80. in country, Tuesday.
September 30, Yuma. Wednesday
evening.
October !, Red Rock, Silver Bell,
Thursday evening.
October ., Sasco. Friday evening.
October ., Tucson, Saturday evening.
October I, Benson to \ogaies, sun.
day evening.
October ,. Nogalcs, Monday evening.
October u. Douglas, Tuesday evening.
October I. Bisbcc, Wednesday eve
ming.
October :, Tombstone, Thursday eve
ming.
October 10, Globe, saturday eve
ming
October ~. Stafford. Monday evening.
October -, Clifton, Tuesday eve.
ming.
October II, Morcnci, Wednesday
evening.
October -, Mctcalf, Thursday eve
ming
October II, Benson. saturday eve
ming
October ~. ~. David country,
Monday evening.
October %. Bisbcc. Tuesday evening.
October II, Bisbcc, Wednesday.
October 30, Phoenix. Thursday.
October 1924, Bousc. Wcndcn and
country, Friday aud Saturday.
October 1926, Crown King. Sunday
and Monday.
October ~, Mayer, Tuesday.
October 80, Verde valley Thursday.
October 20, Camp Verde, Friday
October ~. Jerome, Saturday.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-16
FURNITURE THEFT LANDS
COON BEHIND Bi
From Thursdays Daily


Accused Of the theft Of wash'l]
from the basement Of the Congress
tel, sunday night, Frank Collier
ored, was lodged in the city laLl 4
tcrday by Chief of Police Pn1
Since his incarceration Collier has
mitted other thefts, according 70
state of the police chief.
Collier sold the washstand to
Darlington second hand store on VI
Cortez street. At the time OF TIE
he informed the person in ehaie
the second hand store that he ~
valuable dresser which he wlshsa
sell also. The dresser in ques'lO'
believed to be piece of the ~
furniture belonging in the room o.
hotel from which the wasntand
taken. 1t was in the apartment
time Of the theft and II appears
Collier was locked up before be
ceeded in carrying IL away The
of two water buckets with ~
wringers is also charged to CONC.
well as other articles of iun
which he is alleged to nave di'po''s
the second hand store and paho
the city. -.
Collier is said To be an old one
who has served at least one YEN
the county Jail. lie will be am
before Justice o fthe Peace N'
In the next few days.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-16
Voice of the Coast Press

man representing the TERRITORY in b..
gress who stands close to the nat ,va1
leaders. there IN absolutely no ch".
Of the pledge Of the republican ns.
being ignored. but are content IA ' 'a.
back Mark Smith, who has no n
voice in national affairs than a S"a
ming bird in n Tucson flower gard, rS
But we are pleased to see tina, Haj
havc's the eGrontery to cry ovs,1
Smith aud Statehood" this yea, y
they have done for the las, ,vo ~
cadcs Bsbee Miner.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-16
ARIZONA COPE R
AND COLO MINE
ALL D. K.

That the properties of the Arizona
Copper and Gold Company in the
Cherry Creek district will prove among
the great producers of Iavapai county
with further development and machin.
cry equipment adapted to the economic
treatment Of the product, - the opin-
ion Of X. Humphrey Of Milwaukee,
Wisconsin, a stakeholder Of the com
pany. who returned here last night
from the company camp on his way
home after a visit of inspection for
himself and number of other stock
holders.
Humphreys is accompanied by W.
Jones of Pickett, Wisconsin, n direct.
or of the company. They will leave
this morning for their nomes in the
east.
In conversation with a Journal
Miner representative last night in the
ST. Michael hotel. Humphreys said
that he was amazed AZ the wonderful
mineral possibilities of this part Of the
territory. lie admitted that he was
agreeably surprised NJ the s1owing in
his company's properties and showed
in his conversation that he was more
than pleased with his investments
here
"In the Leghorn. Red Cloud aud
Bugler mines ! found three well de
veloped bodies of ore, - he said. "ln
fact there are immense bodies Of ore
opened in each. The veins in these
mines are ~ regular through the levels
that it is utterly impossible for anyone
Of average intelligence TO be misled M
10 the quality Of ore in these mines.
] am not "a practical miner, 40 ! can.
not say anything of the values in the
ores, but assays recently made prove
all very rich. At the request of hi.
rector Jones yesterday mill run Of
one ton Of ore was made aud the re
suit is "a gold button weighing $40.
The button was presented To me. |
saw the ore taken from the iiugler
mine, watched il hauled 10 the mill aud
assisted in the treatment until the hut
ton was recovered return home
thoroughly satisfied that the stock Of
the company is a safe investment
which will bring good results when
the property is developed furtder and
equipped with machinery adapted To
the economic treatment Of ore of the
different mines.
"The Leghorn shaft il now down
below the 500 foot level An cncour.
aging feature Of the development IL
thai the ore carries better values az
depth is gained. There is a good
body Of sulphide ore in the bottom Of
the shaft, larger aud carrying better
values than any taken ont of the high
or levels
- will leave for home in the morn.
ing we'll pleased with my investments
in the company and have no hesitation
In making the statement that the prop
critics will prove among the best here
with further development aud proper
equipment he concluded
Humphrey aud Jones were accOmpa
MED on their visit To the mines by X.
y. Burmister of this city, president
aud general manager Of the company.
They were three minutes late for the
Poland train last night at Dewey sta
tion. They drove here from Dewey
over the Lynx Creek route, which tney
found badly washed out in the recent
hoods.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-16
SHANNON SHOWS
INCREASED OUTPUT

The shannon Copper company for
August broke all previous records with
IN output Of l,6ii,000 pounds of cop.
per.
Production for August and total
eight months Of the year compare
with last year M follows Gin pounds) ;
1908 1907
August .,..,,.. l,6i4 900 100000
Eight months .. l2,020,000 1874, 900
The shannon is now operating two
Of it's three furnaces and will probably
exceed the August production in Sep.
TENDER.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-16
THIRD DIVIDEND PAID A
TO BANK DEPOs''1

NEW YORK, Sept. H. -h's|
Charles A. Hanna today paid 'ns,
dividend TO depositors of the
National Bank Of North Aa,
This dividend makes IS per cep'
In all since the bank closed ~
on January 20 last. The reeeNu
poets 70 pay the final 20 per ceu'
dend before the end Of the yea,
according to national bank regu,
II the assets are sufficient OF
there seems no doubt, the der
will then receive interest al Wv
OF o per cent on their money :"
time IL was tied up.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-16

William ID. Mahon, president ~ the
International Association Of street
fa.Iway Employees, will be the Demo
,rati" candidate for Congress against
representative Edwin DENLY in the
F'rs' Michigan district. Mr. DENLY
lcc'arod for the "open shop" at the
= me of the tclegraphers strike last
r,r. since which time ne has been bit
opposed by the labor organiza
: '.rs.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-16
CAMERON AND STATEHOOD

~" nehy papers cannot sea wbe,.
a vote TOT Cameron IN a yot. 20, ., 60
hood They cannot see tba, ~; i'a'e'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-26

. h-eio mutSuUka tIenaleD ana better
l known as Mutsuoka Memo, Libel
"a liant, vs.
~1kttsuoka Tokuhe tMale), Lbellee.
LIBEL FOR DIVORCE.
Order of Notice of Tendency of Pro-
ceeding and Hearing.
II appearing to the Court herein that
on the 18th. day of January, 1904,
Libel for Divorce was hled herein by
libellant against the libellee praying
that the bonds of matrimony between
said parties be dissolved because of
the failure of libellee, being of sufficient
ability, to provide suitable mainten-
ance for said libellant, and for extreme
cruelty on the part of said libellee to-
wards the lbellant; and 1t further
appearing that the summons herein
has been returned unserved: that more
than six months have elapsed since the
filing of said Libel and the said libel
liant has been unable to ascertain the
Address or residence OF said libellee
after due and reasonable search and
inquiry;
1T is HEREBY ORDERED that
notice Of the tendency of this proceed
ing be given to the said libellee by the
waiian Gazette, a newspa per printed
and published In Honolulu. Island of
Oahu said Territory OF Hawaii, once
a week for six successive weeks on the
following dates. to-wit: June 20, July
3. July 10. July II. July "A, July 81 and
August Z. 1908: and that said libelee
appear before the Judge of the Court
In the Court Room at Lihue, Island OF
Kauai said Territory OF Hawaii, on the
10th. day of September, 1903, at 10
o'clock a. IN, TO answer the Libel herein
at which time the Court VIII proceed
Ia the hearing of said Libel.
witness my hand at Lihue, Island of
Kauai Territory of Hawaii, this 18th,
day of June. 1908.
(SeaD
(Signed) JACOB HARDY,
Judge of the Circuit Court of the Fifth
judicial Circuit. T. II.
Attest.
z (Signed) r. w. T. PURvIS.
Clerk, Circuit Court, Fifth Circuit
so1s.-June26. July3. 10. IL. "a. Aug7.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-26
DESPATCH ENGINEER
SLABS HIS CAPTAIN

CHIEF Engineer DAILY. of the s S..
Despatch. Is under arrest by the Uni
tad States District Attorneys depart
ment for an assault with knife on
his chief. Captain Kokeritz, the AFFAIR
having taken place, as alleged, on
hoard the Despatch at an early hour
yesterday morning. The action OF the
Federal authorities is in line with the
claim that what happens in Honolulu
harbor happens on an arm OF the sea
a1d within Federal Jurisdiction.
Azst what occurred and why is not
eizar. II has been learned that the
captain and the engineer had quarreed
and that the latter had received the
worst Of the fist encounter. 1t was
also learned that the engineer had had
trouble ashore IN a saloon before CO.
ing to the ship. The wound Indicted is
not serious ane.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-26
LOCAL BREv1TIEs.
Crrom Wednesdar's Advertis

CFrom wednesday, AuVertiser.D
r. II. Kunewa, the recently-commis-
stoned assessor of Maui. sailed for that
island yesterday to assume his duties
Among the Mauna Kea passengers
yesterday were Queen Liiiuokalani
Mrs. Asa and Mrs. Nawahi. who are
going to Hilo.
Tommy Dunn, the genial pay clerk
OF the local Naval Station. has, re-
ceivsd orders to report at San Fran
cisco for orders after the Atlantic
fleet leaves Honolulu.
From private letters received in the
mail yesterday from naval officers OF
the Big Four, that squadron will be
in Honolulu harbor on September 2 and
remain here for eight days.
Mayeda Nikichi, Japanese, COM
mitted suicide at Kaena on sunday
night by letting the Haleiwa Limited
run over him and crush him to death.
This was on the down trip. the train
crew having had TO get out and put
the man off the track on the trip be-
fore into Honolulu.
George Mundon of Kauai, who
claims to have had contract made
with him by the Hawaiian Mahogany
Company broken without cause, may
bring a suit for damages for 100000
against the company. The local repre-
sentatives of the company state that
Mundon was merely an employee of the
company and was not working under
any contract.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-26
BEHIND TIME.

About eighty miles from port, foul
hours and half after leaving, tn,
Tenyo Maru wirelessed that she wa.
in latitude N. 81 degrees 81 minutes
and longitude w. 1855 degrees 40 min
utes. Her speed would have beer
about sixteen knots. This will have {,
be greatly improved to have her max,
the time she expected TO make to SaI
Francisco in four days and eight
hours To do this she would have e
maintain an average speed of a litti,
over eighteen knots.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-26
CFrom Thursday's Advertiser,

(From Thursdays Advertiser)
j. w. Bipikane, the well-known local
politician, died yesterday. His re-
mains will be buried on Sunday.
The Union Steamship Company. the
owners of the CanadianA Australian
line boats, have announced thar their
vessels are to be equipped with Wire
less telegraphy plants as soon as the
Australian Government adopts an Of
fetal system.
Miss Ann a. Hadley of Lahaina and
Mrs. Mokumaia of Moanalua were yes
terday added to the list of those ELI
gible for transport accommodations to
the Coast by the Department of Pub
lie Instruction, room having been
made for them by the withdrawal OF
the names of Miss Needham and E. B,
Blanchard.
1t has been decided to make the new
wireless station at Kahuku fifteen
kilowatt station instead of a ten-kilo-
watt one, the difference in efficiency be-
ing greater than the difference in cost.
An attempt will be made by operator
Isbell to keep in touch with the cruis-
er st. Louis as far out as possible,
with hope of receiving across the
Pacific.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-26
AALAS TO
VISIT KAUAI

By the steamer Kinau on July 2. the
Aala baseball team, the champions of
the Riverside Junior League, will sail
for Waimea, Kauai.
The Aalas are to play one or two
games at Waimea with the waimea
team.
Manager Sam Hop Is confident that
his bunch OF players, composed of the
following. will come out victorious: NJ.
correa <captain). Alex. Assam. Joe
Clement, c. Y. Marks. Apui, Peter
HALL. Jas. Ho Yup, Geo. Holt. VIM.
Hoopil. sam Hop.