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Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-04
Monday Club.

The Monday Club held it, regular meeting on Monday last. \ letter from Mrs. May A Fish, chairman of the educational committee of the Ari. /ona Federation. was attcniiVely lis. tened tu. and was referred to the ed ucationnl committee of the club for consideration and action. Mrs. W. n. took the chair, and after n short talk on the subject of study, mentioned that Mrs. Hugo Richards had gener- ously donated some books and pam phlets hearing upon the subject of study for the year. A paper prepared by Mrs. Geo. Ruffncr, entitled "Char. lemagne, His Time. And Before, in the Nethcrands,' was read by Mrs. !. L. Merritt, and followed by short sketch, Early Manners and Gus. toms, v prepared by Mrs. ]. Stephens. An informal discussion ended the pro. gram.
 The club will meet at the usual time next Monday, at which time pro gram will be carried out, "Civic I'm. Provement being the topic of discus. sion. lt Is to be hoped the interest in this meeting, and the subject, will be manifest by a large attendance, for it is Of importance in n general way, and often too little emphasis is attached to n knowledge of the same. lt is only by m intelligent exchange of ideas, and reports gathered from other sources, that our club will be cnlight. cncd on this all important subject.
 The study of Civics has taken n per. manent place in almost all women 's clubs to such m extent that without any premeditated thought of Ire. form,' it's influence has stretched out in the case of Los Angeles and the "hand that rocks the era. dle' sweeps the streetsi
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-04
HAVE PROMISING PROSPECT.

Advices from Rouse are that Jake Schwnb and Henry Sehalmeister have located promising group of eight claims eight miles north of that place.
 They left Prescott two months ago on m extended prospecting trip through the new copper country tribu. tuy 10 the Arizona and California railroad. They are very enthusiastic over their new discovery and are pre- pairing to start n small force develop. ing one of the claims in which some high grade gold and copper ore is now exposed.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-04
He Social Mirror
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entertain NIth guu.t toiN Re treatments We're served ai thc .piug table. which bad been decorated with bla.l ,m. and witches. During the evening plmi.i told each guest 7. toruuc which added much to the wcrrmcut of thc evening.
 Those who cnIpycd inc evening were Mr. and Nr, c. r.. Mcany, Mr. and Nr w. D. l"kcr, Doctor and Mrs. |. Harvey Blain. Ms, Louisc Gibbs. Ni-. Helen Edwards. Miss Ethel Wood. Ni.- Elsie Ican, Ms Lora Euur Ni-. Florcur" Cady. N'.. Nit Dexter Mis- Clare lIoT Mis- Flor mc forl, and Mis- Trbhcy
 rur.Iuv afternoon Mrs Thomas C. Nori. entertain .d ihc Prescott Bridge Club yer, dciighifully at her home on Mount Vernon aycnuc and had ns her guests Mrs. Morris Goldwatcr. Mrs. C r.. Mcnu,. and Miss Theresa Fred cr,cks.
 'llbfI~ nave hffN lff'lNfb LOT lU' Fifth Cavalry to go to Honolulu. where they will be stationed. During he five years that Troop l. has been stationed at Whipplc Barracks they nave made many warm friend all of whor, regret that their stay cannot be five year, longer. This move will take away Major and Mrs. Fred w. Foster. Captain and Mrs. Edward \. S,urgc,, Lieutenant and Mr-. William | r. Whcatlcv. and Lieutenant C. S llov'. They sail on January j Nr. Paul liurk- returned home on Saulay evening from a four week ! visit .pcut with relatives in Ios An ! ..clc,
 Nr, II. II. NcNcn, of Phoenix. i visiting m Prescott a- the guest ui Nr, Leslie E. Lrrimcr
 Ms. U.,A llc,ln returned hom' Monday from visit with relative. II .O.kaloo-a. Wisconsin. Mr- lIcsln hn rctarlcd home very much improved II health
 Nr aud Mrs. Chnrlc. stewart lcf
 rhur,la, morning for their hom" II san Francisco. after 70 pleasant thrc week. visit with Mrs. stewart $ sister ? Nr~. Edward \ Sturgc-. of Whprl
 Barracks.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-04
COMMODORE IMPROVES.

r, NJ. Czarnowski, of the Southwest 'rn Development Company, who stop. ped over here Wednesday night on his way home to Congress Junction from an outing on the coast says that the new shaft on the Commodore group Is now down goo feet.
 He also states that the ore is i'm. proving in valucs with depth, He is confident that the property will be among the big producers of the Weav- cr district in the next two years. The Commodore group is located three miles east of Octave
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-04
llrom sundays Daiiy.)
octave Teacher Here.

octave Teacher Here.
 !. II. Franks. teacher of the Octa,, school, IS visiting in the city. Visiting with Friends.
 l. r.. Mclvcr of Ash Fork is visit ing with friends in ihc city. Spent Yesterday Here.
 l.. S. Colwell. of Willow Creek spent yesterday here on business. Circulating Among His Friends.
 Horace IBowdrc of Mayer is circulat ing among his many friends here. Left for Flagstaff.
 D. E. Moon left yesterday afternoon for Flagstaff on short business visi. Stockman Here.
 Clarence Ferguson. the Kirkland valley stockman. K here on stock bus mess
 Home from Visit.
 Mrs. R. Taylor arrived home last night from a visit with relatives i'd Oklahoma. McCabe Visitors.
 J. II. Farrell and daughter. Nils. Nora Farrell, of McCabe. are visiting in the city. Here on Business.
 R. NJ. Hanson is here on bushes. from his mining camp in the Slate Creek district. Home from Los Angeles.
 w. l.. Anderson arrived home yes. terday morning from a three weeks vacation in Los Angeles. Copper City Visitors.
 MT. and Mrs. Lubin of Jerome ar. rived here yesterday from the Copper City on n short visit. Home from Dakota.
 Mrs. M. F.. Smith arrived home las, night from an extended visit with rel. atives in South Dakota. Purchasing Supplies.
 Jasper Phillips is here from his mining camp eight miles south of the city purchasing supplies. Back from California.
 Attorney Reese M. Ling arrived home last night from n professional
 
 Purchasing Supplies.
 W. A. Long was here yesterday from his mines in the lower Lynx Creek sec. tion purchasing supplies. In from His Mines.
 A. K. Monroe arrived here yesterday afternoon from his mines in the Hassa. yampa district on business. Home from Ranch.
 Former Sheriff Joan l.. Munds ar. rived home last night from his stock ranch in the Grand Canyon region. Will Spend Sunday Here.
 Miss Mamie Cain, teacher of the Skull valley school, came in yesterday to spend Sunday with her relatives. Copper City Visitors.
 MT and Mrs. Charles A. Smith of Jerome arrived here yesterday morn. ing from the Copper City on shor, visit.
 Win Spend Sunday Here.
 John Ferris arrived here last nipl., from his mining camp on lower Lynx Creek to spend Sunday among his many friends here Licensed to Wed.
 A marriage license was issued yes. terday to William Francis Sheridan and Miss Clara Emma Bruce. Both gave their residence as Yavapai coun. ty
 Back from Phoenix.
 F. K. Stewart, general agent for the Occidental Insurance Company, arriv ed home yesterday from n short visi, to his companys headquarters in Phoenix.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-04
Mexican Shooters Jailed.

Deputy Shcrin John Merritt ar rirl home last night from Humboldt, having in custody two Mexicans ac. cuScd of being implicated in the shoot ing of Paro Cano. at Crown King Sun day night. The men were arrested by Deputy sheriff Cavanaugh of Hum boldt. who turned them into Merritt 's custody at Humboldt, yesterday.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-04
City News
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(From Thursday Daiiy) McCabo Visitor
 j. E.. Ryan of Nccabc i. visiting in thc city,
 Walker Visitor.
 N C. Brook. of Walker i- here on mining business. Here from Harrington.
 J NJ Mnhoucy "t Harrington is visiting in tuc city Home from Hunt.
 Joe Arrhambcnu ha, returned from % huu, n the Juniper country. Stockman Visits.
 Claiborne congor inc Camp Wood ,tockmau. i. visiting in the city. Left for the Coast.
 Mr. and Mrs. ll Teller left yc,tcr. day afternoon tor months outing on the coast.
 Reported Seriously I'll
 David Ross, son of Attorney and Mr,. II. D Ross, is reported seriously ill at the home of his parents Cabbage King Here.
 Judge George A. Ainsworth, the Jun. ipcr cabbage king, is here on one of his periodical business visits. Here from Ash Fork.
 Mrs. !. W. Kracmcr and daughter, Julia, arrived here last night from Ash Fork on a visit with relatives. Left from Home. .. ... .. Mr. and Mrs. C. r.. Mckinley left last night for their home in Copper Basin. after short visit here with fricnd.
 Leaves City. Miss Ethel kcating returned to Oc. taNe this morning, after short visit with relatives and friends in Prescott. Here from Yucca.
 Ed Walker, a former resident of this city, is here from Yucca lie will leave in a few day, for the Signal mine. where he will install hoist. Left for Home.
 Mrs. lIarrictt Royce was an outgo ing passenger yesterday afternoon foi her home in Sacramento. California after pleasant visit here with her sis fer. Mrs. Y. \. Nync.
 President Murphy Returns.
 President r, M Murphy of the x r., r. & r., arrived home ycstcrda, afternoon from n visit at Tombston, and Imperial. He was accompanie, here from Phocniy hy W. A. Drake vice president and general manager o
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-04
President Murphy Returns.
urom Fridays Danv

OTrom Fridays Daiy) Here from Hillside.
 John Roberts of Hillside is visiting iu the city.
 Walker Visitor.
 l.. NJ. Henderson of Walker is visit. ing in the city. Skull Valley Visitor.
 Aaron Stull of Skull valley is wis. iting in the city. Woolgrower Here.
 II. F.. Campbell arrived here last night from Flagstaff. Huron Merchant Here.
 C. r. Wing6eld, the Huron mer. chant, is nere on business. Seligman Merchant Visits.
 Mike McBride, the Seligman mer. chant, is visiting in the city. Jerome Junction Merchant Here.
 J. T. Nelson, the Jerome Junction merchant, is here on business. Stockman Visits.
 John Chnrtz, the Thompson valley stockman, is here on business. Back from Los Angeles.
 Mrs. Fred Madrid returned last night from a two weeks visit in Los Angeles. Will Leave for Home.
 F. l.. Patterson will leave today for his home in Ash Fork after a pleasant business visit here. Mine Manager Here.
 Mark Bradley. general manager of the Express mine near Poland, is wis. iting in the city. Circulating Among His Friends.
 James IIarney is in the city from the Shylock mine circulating among his many friends. Back from the East.
 George A. Vice, former resident of this city, has returned from an ex. tended visit in the east. Loft for Home.
 Mrs. J. Paul was an outgoing pas. senger yesterday for her home in Jer. ome Junction, after a snort visit here Here on Business.
 II. k. St. Clair, representative of II. II. McNeill O., of Phoenix, is here on one of his periodical business visits. Back from Chicago.
 Daniel Mccarthy has returned from a visit to Chicago on mining business. He IS accompanied W. A.. stichcomb, an eminent mining expert. They will leave in few days for the Grown Point district. Copper City Visitors.
 Tom Taylor and Ed Fucker of .Jer. ome arrived here last evening from the Copper City on n snort business visit. Purchased Fat Steers.
 Joe Roberts arrived home last night from Williamson valley, where he pur. chased consignment of fat steers for his O. K. meat market.
 Barney Smith, Jim smith, John Reil. ly and Attorney ]. c. Forest arrived home last night from Cherry Creek, where they addressed the voters of that section of the county Wednesday night They predict the election of the entire Republican ticket.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-04
Roosevelt Bird Visits.

The Roosevelt bird visited MT. an' MrS Or,iilc Glenn ot Walnut Grove a' their home ou North Mccormick street in this city yesterday and presented this popular youug couple with healthy baby boy
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-04
Left for Grand Canyon.

\. r.. Hurley of octave was an out going passenger yesterday afternoon for thc Grand Canyon, after thrc days visit here and in Walker, whcr hr hu. mlnlnv Mlrfc.l.-
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-04
Back from the Bradshaws.

Albert Ryan, general organizer , the Western Federation of Miners, r turned here last night from visits the mining camps of the Bralsai tn,uutaius
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-04
Bounty Hide Contributions.

Fitzhugh Lee added the scalps at pcliS of two wild eats trapped in u Granite Mountain country to the boar of supervisors collection of boun' hitpS NpstprIny
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-04
Mina Manager Visits.

C. F. Goddard, general manager "' 'hc Godiard Mining Company. F here from his cpmpnny'S camp near Nirk. .cuhuig ou mining hu'.nc'-. Left for PhocniX
 LcVi. Nullct. ou" .t Nulpna t popu,lr cN gHtcruur.. WH- Hn "n' 'G"nS p...,usrr ,c.fcrla, morning for pho,un nu mining business.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-04
Campaign Manager Here.

Frank r.. Smith. editor of th" Irr omc Copper Belt and chairman of th" county Republican central committee, is recent arrival from the Copper
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-04
Mine Manager Here.

]. \. Murphy, general manager s inc Binghampton mine, arrived hen last night from his camp in Cope Mountain district to spend Sundal with his family.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-04
Left for Home.

MT. and Mrs. !. W. Kracmer al daughter, Julia, were outgoing passe gers yesterday afternoon for the home in Ash Fork, after n pleasal week x visit here,
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-04
Here on Business.

Robert Burns K m the ranch in the Black lIilI business.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-04

Friday evening Mrs. W. n, Baker and Miss Louise Gibbs entertained the kadaX Club very delightfully."- at the home of Mrs Baker on South Pleasant strect. The evening was very pleas. antly spent playing IIallowe 'on stunts, nnd tae rooms were decorated with lanterns and each guest had 10 help
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-04

R. C. McNury of the Granite Noun
 tain section, spent yesterday here on business.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-04
Home from Hunt.

Frank W. Poster arrived home yes terday from n hunting trip in h' Camp Wood country. He was aeeOu panied by his father. D. C. FostG who IS his guest here from Urcht vile, Ohio. The latter shot and kilsl n four point buck near Camp Wood. Bankers Annual Meeting.
 The Fourth Annual Session of ts' Arizona Bankers Association will b held in Bisbce, November goth ar' 2lst The railroads throughout tS territory have made rate of one st' one fourth fare for the round trip ol the certificate plan. Territorial pi pcrs please copy.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-04
Tn from His Mines.

\. I. Doran K in the city mines in the Wirkcnhurg q. mining business.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-04
Left for Home.

Mrs IIarrictt Royce was an outgo ing passenger yesterday afternoon foi her home in Sacramento, California after pleasant visit here with her sis irr. Mr.. '. |. NNnc
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-04
Spent Yesterday Here.

Herman Noge arrived
 night from n business vi'
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Left for Home.

C. E. coulsnn left yesterday fo home in Middle Verde, after q business visit here.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-04

Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Hugo Richards entertained delightfully."- at an informal sewing party and had as her guests Mrs. Wallace Fairbank Miss Lila Hawkins, Miss Emma Dutch. er, Miss Mabel Morris, Miss Winni fred lFredericks, Miss Winnifrcd Gale, Miss Lora Bitnnr and Miss Theresa Fredericks.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-04
Expected Home Today.

Mrs. John Turner q. expected today from an extended visit her mother in Iowa.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-04
Reports Mining Active.
Left for Home.

Michael McB'idc. inc Scligman me chant, Jeff yesterday afternoon fc home, after n pleasant business vis here.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-04
Will Visit the Bradshaws.

r. M Murphy, president of the : r" r. A r. Railroad Company, an, tne Development Company of America will leave this morning for n visit { the Bradshaw mountains, where hi companies have mining and busines interests.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-04
Home from Hunt.

Morris Asher and David Levy al rived home last night from ten day hunting trip in the Mogolon noun tains.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-04
Leaves City.
Here from Yucca.

Ed Walker, former resident this city, is here from Yucca. lie wi leave in a few day, for the Sign mine. where he will install a hoist.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-04
Back from Phoenix.

Jamr, Bark of Mayer rciurnc yesterday from q short bushes no the Salt River valley.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-04
Enjoying a Vacation.

George Mason arrived here night from Cherry Creek 10 enio well earned vacation among his m friends.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-01-24
THIRTY-THlRD REUNION.
Mssons of Western Vermont to &c
Entertained at Middlebury.

Invitations are being sent out to the
friends of Masons of western Vermont to
attend the annual concert and ball to be
given by the Western Vermont Masonic
Union here January 80, 1908, at its
thirty-third annual reunion. This union
was organized at Rutland June Q, 1874
Since then the Masons of Chittenden and
Franklin counties have been included
Annual met tings have been held at Fair
Haven, Brandon, Vergennes, Benning-
ton, Rutland. Middebury, Burlington,
Manchester, Orwell and Wallingford.
Union Lodge, No. 9. at Middlebury en-
tertained in 1850, 1884, 1890, 1898, 1901
and 1906. The reunion was held at
Braa'on in 1907 and at Fair Haven in
1905.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-01-24
ADDISON COUNTY COURT!

After a recess of about a week the
December term of County court was re-
sumed Monday afternoon.
The divorce case of Mary Tyrel vs.
William B. Tyrel was taken up. The
petitioner is known on the stage as
Gladys Gray and is now playing in Bur-
lington. The ground for the bill was
neglect and refusal to support. The
case was held under advisement. There
are two children, IA girl nine years of
age and boy of six The parties were
married at Ticonderoga, n. Y. in 1897
James B. Donoway of Middlebury repre-
scented the petitioner and there was no
appearance for the husband.
The civil case of Raymond Mumley VS..
the Rutland railroad was taken up. In
this case the plaintiff seeks to recover
damages for injuries received at Fishers
crossing in New Haven Sunday evening,
July 30, 1906, when livery team which
the plaintiff was driving was run into by
train and young Middlebury girl,
Miss Florence Gotta, was so badly injured
that she died the next day.
Tuesday morning the jurors, court and
counsel on both sides of the case, were
taken to the scene of the accident The
rest OF the day WAS taken up with the
hearing of testimony for the plaintiff and
it now looks as though the case would
not be finished much before the middle
of next week. The plaintiff asks for
So 900 damages.
Messrs. Davis and Russell of Middle
bury assisted by Thomas w. Moloney of
Rutland are pressing the case for Num-
ley. Elk Judge II. Henry Powers of
Morrisville and p. NJ. Meldon of Rut-
land, with the assistance of James B.
Donoway of Middlebury. are looking
after the interests of the railroad COM
pany.
The time of the court was taken up
Wednesday with the case of Mumley VS..
Rutland railroad. The plaintiff rested
his case at IL 80 a. IN. p. NJ. Meldon
and II. III. Powers for the railroad com.
pany argued motion that the case be
taken from the jury and a verdict di
Iected for the defendant. This motion
was opposed by w. II. Davis and T. w
Moloney. The arguments occupied near
ly two hours. Judge Miles in an ex
haustive opinion denied the motion
Court then adjourned at 4l5 until nine
O'Clock Thursday morning, when the rail
road company introduced its witnesses.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-01-24
ORGANIZING CONVENTION.
Held in MiddIebury Saturday with
Gov. Proctor as the Leading
Speaker. Good Work Done.

The organizing convention of the Addi-
son County Young Mems Christion as
ISOLATION was held here Saturday in the
Congregational and Baptist Churches.
Gov. Fletcher D. Proctor, the principal
speaker in the evening, paid a glowing
tribute to the organization. He spoke of
the heavy duties and responsibilities laid
upon the Y. NJ c. A. and churches and
that in showing the boys how to live a
clean life they made better citizens. A.
E. Roberts of New York, international
county work secretary, gave an address
on Leadership" and John r. Boardman
on Zone of the Motive Forces" Seventy
five delegates, representing the 81 towns
in Addison county and the town of
Brandon in Rutland county were present
at the morning and afternoon sessions.
Prof. G. b. Wright was chairman and G.
l.. Percy secretary. j. NJ. Barss and NJ.
L. Barton of Vergennes, M. l. Thomas
and Ralph DEMO of Bristol, c. D. Need
ham and w. n. Bacon of Brandon were
made committee to perfect the county
organization. One thousand eight hun
dred dollars must be raise to insure the
work in this cou ty, part of the expense
of maintaining the organization being
borne by the State committee. The
county committee las power to add
members until the committee numbers
10. Unusual interest was taken i'm Sat
urday's proceedings. The morning de-
votional exercises were in charge of Roy
Wood Middlebury, addison County,
Opportunities were presented by
William S. Coleman, Sta county work
secretary, who reported nearly 5000
young men in the territory who sre not
affiliated with churches. A. E. Roberts
told of the effect of the county work of
t e association in the social life of the
county. The afternoon devotions were
led by NJ. l. Thomas of Bristol. W. @.
Mason, Franklin county secretary, gave
an interesting talk which was followed
by John r. Boardman who spoke on
1.-The Play Life of the Boys in Small
Towns and How to Improve It," Supper
was served at the Baptist Church at six
o'clock by the won, n of the various
churches. Sunday, Y. NJ. C. A. secre-
tarits made add esses in the local
churches in the morning. There was a
largely attended meeting in the town hall
at $3.50 O'Clock in the afternoon, addressed
by w. G. Mason, and at the same hour
there was a meeting for women in the
Methodist Church addressed by State
Secretary Louis Heb. At : 80 in the
evening union services were held at the
COngre Sational Church with addresses by
John L.. Boardman and A. E. Roberts,
international secretaries, Governor Stew
art presiding.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-01-24
Century Club Leeturs.

DR.. Wv Kelley, of New York, edi-
tor of the Methodist Review. gave his
famous lecture, Matthew Arnold's
Apostolate of Culture" before Century
Club audience" In the Town Hall, Wed
nesday evening. The lecture was a
mastery effort from a litela stand
point, but can hardly be classed as a
popular" one. The ladies of the Cen
fury Club are to be congratulated upon
their success in furnishing the people of
this vicinity with such high-class enter.
tanners as have appeared from time to
time. Their aim is to furnish entertain
ment for all classes, and they have been
exceedingly fortunate in their selections
to date. The next. musical entertain
ment, will occur Feb. 20.