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The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1908-12-12
ALL READY TO DRAW THE CURTAIN ON THE
GREATEST DOLL SHOW

Ever in Wallowa County. The fin
est lot of Dolls to be bought in Chi
cago and New York are now on eX-
hibition in the Racket Store. Cont
buy until you see them. They are
worth coming
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-03-18
PROBATE COURT.
frrom Saturdays Daily

Charles Evans was appointed admin
istrator of tae estate Of John +. sim
mons. deceased, yesterday, in the pro-
bate court. He qualified as administra'
tor by furnishing the required bond
and taking the oath of office. Is. u
Davis. ]. y. Jolly and A. j. Herndon
were appointed appraisers OF the eS'
tate. The inventory and appraisement
was later in the day returned, filed ana
recorded. and a notice 10 creditors ord
cred published. The estate consists Oh
cash in the Prescott National bank
household furniture, two acres OF ianu
and improvements in Miller valley, and
90 feet of the Tiger patented lode, all
valued at s1,o96.
An order permitting the taking oil
Testimony Of Mrs. Annie Kelly, Mrs
Rachel Hollingsworth and Mrs pe''S
hin in the will contest ease of Mary
NJ. Cantwell, deceased, was made anc
entered. Witnesses are residents OF
Los Angeles. The commission to tax
the testimony was issued with interros
ato,ies and neutrality-suspicious. at
tached.
A petition was filed, praying, among
other things, that the administrators o
the estate Of Thomas Morgan, deceased
be directed to execute deed TO MIN
ing property belonging to the estate
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-03-18
Fire Chief Johns Finds
Safety Conditions
Very Fair
Fire Drill Empties The
Grammar Building
In 40 Seconds
From Saturdays Dallyl

On instructions from the city coun.
ell, Fire Chief Johns officially investi.
gated the fire escapes and means of
exit at the Grammar and High school
buildings, Thursday, and witnessed a
fire drill Of the pupils in the Grammar
school. He was accompanied by As.
sistant Fire Chief Kearley and Mayor
Goldwater.
al found conditions very fair for
the protection Of the pupils Of both
schools in ease of fire." he said. az
saw the children of the Grammar
school get out of the building in FIRE
drill in forty seconds after the alarm
was sounded. The children left on the
run in single file at the sound of the
alarm and there were no collisions or
confusion in getting out. Two and a
half minutes after the alarm was
sounded the pupils were all again in
their class rooms attending TO their
studies. One good feature Of the fire
drill is that it is not a march. II is
made on the run. In this way there is
less danger of stampede, and the
different class rooms can be kept bet.
ter under control in ease of fire, as
all the pupils are moving rapidly in
stead Of marching slowly.
"The fire escapes and doors Of the
Grammar school were examined and
found all right. II is possible that an
other exit from the second story will
be recommended. The doors of the
High school were found to open on the
inside. The school board recently ord
cred the doors changed to swing out
ward so that no recommendation Is nee
ossary. Otherwise the High school is
well protected from frcman's stand
point. Parents need have no fear OF
their children being injured in ease of
fire in either building
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-03-18
ACTIVITY IN THE
W|NKELMAN
DISTRICT
(From Saturdays Daily


The fact that number of the large
capitalists, including Thomas W. Law
son, have recently been turning their
attention TO the mineral possibilities
of the winkclman district is regarded
here as of more than ordinary signifi'
cance. II is recalled that the Guggen'
helm interests were only quite recently
reported to be on the scent OF some
promising gold and copper properties
in the vicinity of Saddle mountain, a
short distance from Winkelman. There
can be no question but that toe ener'
petic development of the district that
has been going forward has been OF a
nature 10 produce an exceedingly fav'
orable impression upon large investors
As an instance of what is being done
there. il is pointed out that recent
ASSAYS from the Two Queens mine
showed values running from 800 To
sI2O per ton in gold, silver and copper.
These assays are thoroughly represen'
tative Of the grade of ore obtainabie
in abundant quantities from various
portions Of the property, although sur
face assays nave yielded up into the
thousands Of dollars to the ton In gold
Active development Of the Two Queens
property is going forward by tunnel
and prosecuting operations.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-03-18
PUBLIC RECORDS.
Instruments Filled As Reportd by the
Prescott Title Company.

Providence, Washington Insurance
Go. appoints J. NJ. W. Moore Son as
agents.
J. W. Dougherty and wife to Mary
A. Millikcn. W. deed. Lot 22, Garden.
land tract.
G. V. Hopkins and wife and II. W.
Nichols to !. T.. Lceper NJ. deed. Tails
man and Copperopolis mines, Verde
district.
Anton Armbruster locates Long
Ridge mine, Hasssyampa district.
Mildred Gold Mining Go. files aft.
davit Of assessment work on eignt
mines. Weaver district.
Jno. and Eugene Milligan locate two
mines, Black Hills district.
W. ID. Andrews, ct al, incorporate
Bonnie Brae Mining Go. Capital stock
~ ,OO0, 900.
G. V. Sayre files AFFIDAVIT Of assess
ment work on five mines, unknown
district.
q. =. DEMENT, to G. V. sayre. Power
of attorney. Grants general powers.
Simon Rodrigux locates Amber placer
IIassayampa district
NJ. X. Searles locates two mines
Black Rock district.
Joseph Dedericks and wife aud r.. A
| Higginson to Coronado Gold Mimi.
| Go. NJ deed. Last Chance and Mar
tincz mines, Martinez district.
| l.. ID. Hall locates two mines, BiI
Bug district.
Estate Of !. NJ. Roberts to same com
pany. Q. G. deed, All interest In Ben
ton and California mines, Tiger di'
trict.
A. r. Dodson and wife TO Yavaps
Cons. @. \. G. Co. q. &. deed. All Ia
terest in Second South Extension Tige
mine, Tiger district.
VIM. Holiday 10 Rose NJ. Holiday
W. deed. Lot on 10 TO mine, Jerom'
Copper Basin Mining Co. TO MART
Sehuber, NJ. deed. Neptune, Grsvit,
Black Prince, Maria, etc, mines, Coz
per Basin district.
i VIM. NJ. Holiday TO Rose NJ. Holida!
Bill OF sale. $500. Thirty.four horse
wagons, buggies, harness, etc, Jerom
Hnry J. Vest and J. =. Kelly loea'
two mines, Big Bug district.
j. NJ. Jaquette locates American BE
No. 2 mine, Castle Creek district
I'd. Hurley to W. p. Scott. NJ. dee
Onc-taird interest in Stone Cabi
, Grand Island, Myrtle, Mammoth ca
. and Lime Mountain mines, Verde di
!, triet.
I'll Fred Hawkins TO w n. Scott
o deed. One.third interest in same pro
erty.
II W. T.. Scott 10 Alex Williams.
{ deed. Onefourth interest in san
Q property.
w. =. Scott 10 J. J. Shaw. NJ. dee
One.fourth interest in same proper'
d silss Wright and }. W, Rice loea
: two mines, Harper district.
ri Lille J. Behan to Yavspai Consoli
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-03-18
\. CFrom Fridays Daily
|dere On Business.

Charles Carmen, of Mayer, is here on
mining business.
|V0pper Mountain Visitor.
hooert Brazo, Of Copper Mountain,
visiting in the city.
dsre From Humboldt.
L. T. Smith, Of Humboldt, is here on
: short business visit.
aecabe Merchant Here.
ueorge :. Flammer, the McCabe mer'
.Haht' is visiting in the city.
Left For Phoenix.
r. t. Stewart was an outgoing pas
.nger last night en- route to Pnoehix'
Mining Man Visits.
Robert Campbell, who has mining
interests in the Mayer district, is visit
,ss in the city.
anmholdt Visitor.
L. H. Oman, Jr., arrived Here last
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-03-18
With Mr.. Hope" was the reply.

with Mr.. Hope" was the reply.
Bones: "Do you know Mr.. Norrisf'
Intcrlocutor; "Mr. Norris, the law.
yeri" Bones: "No, Mr.. Norris, the
prizeGghter
Bones: 81 heard you (Mr. Ling)
and Leroy Anderson exchanged the
lie. - Interlocutor; a. IN sorry 60
say we did call each other liars
Bones: That's the first time ever
heard of either one Of you telling the
truth
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-03-18
ASSASSIN CONVICTED AND
DEATH PENALTY INFLICTED.

DENVER, March l9.-duiSeppI Aho
WAS today convicted of the murder OF
Father Leo Heinriens, and sentenced
10 death. He cannot be executed with
in sixty days Of the rendering OF tine
Verdict. under the stste law.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-03-18

evening from the smelter City on a
short business visit.
Copper City Visitor.
Matt Shea, Of Jerome, is here from
MS home in the Copper City, circulating
among his many friends.
VIII Reside Here Permanently.
Mrs. j. :. Barrett and children 70.
turned here yesterday from San Fran.
CISCO with the intention of locating
here permanently.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-03-18

atcd q. =. c. Co. NJ. deed. All inter
est in Second South Extension Tiger
mine, Tiger district
e. A.. Bsshford and wife, Emily
Thompson, ct al, to w. G. Bashford
VI. deed. s7,i25. All interest in sAms
property.
Cal Jacksons heirs 10 w G.. Bash.
ford. NJ. deed. si,iO25o. All interest
in California mine, Tiger district.
Patrick Kearney, ct al to w. c.
Bashford. NJ. decd. s2,573.5o. All
interest in same mine.
A. T.. Williams and wife to W. c.
Bashford. NJ. deed. s3,46i.s5. All
interest in same mine.
=. A. Johns, W. X. Beck and uives
to W. &. Basnford. NJ. deed. ss.ooo.
North Tiger No. mine, Tiger district
e. A. Bashford, ct al 10 w. G. Bash
ford. NJ. deed. 10000. Ophir mine.
Tiger district.
p. j. Barrett to W. G. BAshfora. ~
deed. All interest In California mise.
Tiger district.
Patrick Kearney to Yavapsi Cosz.
q. \. G. Co. NJ. deed. $4,000. fifty
feet Of Second South Extension Tiger
mine, Tiger district.
II. G. Shekels and wife To same ooss-
pany. q. c. deed. All interest In Den
ton mine, Tiger district
W. T.. Iiamlyn TO Harley Turner. y
G. deed. one.third interest In Teas
mine, Blue Tank district.
Emile Hayne files affidavit Of asss-e-
ment work on three mines, Squaw
Creek district.
r. j. Nolan to T. J. Sparkes. Agree
ment. Concerning Ave mines, Hasay-
ampa district.
| Florence W. Herndon 10 J. J. HA~e
kins. Deed. One fourth interest," In
Crescent mine, Humbug district
Harrington Blauvelt TO r. ]. SPARKS.
Agreement. Concerning mining ma
ehinery etc, on SIX mines In HsssAy-
ampa district
1 A. Il. Binkley and wife to Joseph
Trappman. W. deed. Lot 2, bib ~,
Prescott.
u r. II. werdon and wife 10 H. ".
Grove and wife. W. deed. =. " of las
len, Fleury's addition, Prescott.
United States TO A. G. Gilmore, W.
W. white and J. y. Dillon, Psts~t
Comstock and Dexter mines, Esrshs
district.
Horace Woman to G. A. Moore hin
Of sale. $50 cords Of wood.
John DAILY and X. II. Row Ale an
davit Of assessment work on Tires
mines, Mineral Point district.
! John Sugars sles VI 900 bond - Jss
+, tice Of tho Peace, seligman precinct
p ID. J. Thompson locates Lucky strih.
mine, Black Canyon district.
=. Frank Hewson to ID. J. Thompsoo
J, In. deed. one fourth interest In Siiv~'
}. Bell and one half interest In silvsi
9 Quarter, G. O. d., Copper Chief and
silver Dollar mines, Black Canyon dis
y trict.
Frank Hewson 10 ID. J. Thompson
!. NJ. deed. One fourth and ons-hah In
!, ,erest in same property.
. Chas. Noel locates Eph No mae
. Turkey Creek district
Enoeh studebaker 10 y. ". Mesh
| W. deed. Lot 8, blk II, flsury's adj
!, tion, Prescott.
W. T.. Scott 10 Fred Hawkins. ~
I deed. One fourth interest In nam
"a property.
Coronado Gold Mining 90. sppropri
ates waters Of Fast, West and hiddl
y. creeks, MARITIME district.
le Clint MeLarne and w. N. MoCstrbs
locate -four mines, Turkey Greek di'
d trie,.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-03-18
|(Ily News
| ....In Brief
lsxsxxxsSGEkkEAE1EHKxEII

TT t''-
,rtaf Visitor
cameron, of Flagstaff, Is visit
in the city.
n FOR Phoenix.
J,nes ". Clark left last night fol
usy on business.
n For Phoenix.
p,Ory II. Schwarkupt left last night
visit, 90 Phoenix and Tucson.
n For Congress-
George llapp was an outgoing pas
rr la, night for Congress.
"a From Visit.
J.ba : Reilly arrived home las,
\, from % short visit in jerome.
ne From Tour.
krk Baker arrived home yesterday
three years tour Of the ives,
\ southwest.
me From Ash Fork.
cur,i. Reeves arrived home las,
n, from a three days. business visi,
Ash Fork.
scAman Visits.
N A. Perkins arrived here last eve.
" from his stock ranch in the Upper
lrie country.
scsbe Visitors.
Zoe Bcchtcl and Howard Mcleod ar.
Ea here last evening from McCabe
4 short business visit.
eaeer Visitor.
William simmons, a pioneer residen,
,be williamson valley and this city
here on business visit.
trs From Nebraska.
NJ. Fred Plumb and family arriv
bone last night from an extended
ii with relatives in Nebraska.
Snort Visit.
Fred Venator, of Mayer, paid snort
ane.' visit TO the city yesterday, re
|nirg home in the afternoon.
.tk From Burro Creek.
z T.. Pascoc returned yesterday
ou prospecting trip through the
lro Creek section of the Eureka
strict
IN For Home.
Justice Flynn, of Winslow, left yes
('dsy afternoon for home after q
aant visit here with his many old
b, friends.
From Treasure Vault.
Michael Lawler arrived here last
sh, from two days visit TO the
rasre Vault mine in the Minera
biz, district.
ns Investors Here.
George Roper and V. V. Cochran
|so have mining interests in the Cop
r Basin district, arrived here yester
y from Los Angeles.
lone From Phoenix.
District Attorney Morrison and wifi
'ryed home yesterday from Phoenix
aere Mrs. Morrison has been the CUES
I friends the last two weeks.
abbage King Here.
George 4. Ainsworth, the Junipe
fobagc king, is here from his garden
The Walnut Creek district, on on
bis periodical business visits.
ased Through.
Sheriff Francis, Of Coconino county
asset through here yesterday after
900 on his way nome to Flagstaff fror
. official visit in the Salt River valley
l'ne From Jerome.
j. j. Fisher, consulting engineer TO
" United Verde Extension Mimi
P'npany, arrived home last night froI
'hor, visit to the Little Daisy min
+ Jerome.
lack From Visit.
d. {. Shotwell arrived home yesteI
ny morning from Phoenix, where h
PAlOyed a two days visit with his pa
Fi's who are making a tour of tn
|0a,hwest and California. They wi
pvt this city later on tneir rctur
(aN.
ZONE From Phoenix.
county Surveyor Latimer arrive
Fone yesterday morning from Phoeni
mere he secured data from the Unite
F'a'e' land office relating to the pr
posed survey Of the Verde vale
Fsaehes, canals and water rights. i
'"' leave in few days to make Il
Nprvey.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-03-18

here permanently.
From Saturdays Daily,
Mayer Visitor.
Fred Venator, of Mayer, is visiting
in the city.
McCabe Visitor.
J. r. Little, of McCabe, is here on
mining business
Jerome Visitor.
T. II. Decker, of Jerome, is acre on
short business visit.
Kirkland Visitor.
Charles Evans, of Kirkland, is here
on short business visit.
A Short Visit.
a. j. Pickrell, of Senator, was here
yesterday on short business visit.
Jerome Junction Visitors.
Mrs. j. Paul and Mrs. G. J. Barnes.
OF Jerome Junction, are visiting in the
city.
Derby Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. George U. Young and
family, of Derby, are visiting in the
city.
Enjoying a Vacation.
Dan Dochcrty is in the city from the
Bodic mine enjoying a well earned va.
cation.
Purchasing Supplies.
Tim Fell is in the city from his
stock ranch in the Aqua Fria valley
purchasing supplies.
Expected Home Today.
Attorney General +. $. Clark, who is
visiting at the Monica mine, is expect
ed home this morning.
Home From California.
NJ. l.. Earnhart has returned from an
extended visit with relatives at his
old home in South Carolina.
In From Camp.
II. +. Fritz arrived here last evening
from his mining camp in the Hassay.
ampa district on short business visit
Passed Through.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Glow passed
through here yesterday en- route to
their home in Chicago from an extend
ed outing in Castle Hot Springs.
Stopped Over Here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orvalle Glenn stopped
over here yesterday few hours on
their way home to Upper Verde from a
short honeymoon in Walnut Grove.
A Short Visit.
Pete Gallagher, a popular conductor
on the United Verde and Pacific rail.
ROAD, paid a short business visit to the
city yesterday, returning to Jerome
Junction on the afternoon train.
Reports Mining Active.
Col. A. j. D0ran has returned from a
mine inspection trip in the Big Bug
and Walker districts, where he reports
mining active. The Poland mill is
running steadily on ore from the Ac
cidental mine, which is being worked
through the Poland tunnel.
Left For Home.
Judge Jonathan Rees was an out
going passenger yesterday afternoon
for mis- home in Newark, Ohio, after
pleasant three days. visit here will
relatives. Judge Recs said that Pres
cott had improved wonderfully since
his last visit here fifteen years ago.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-03-18
KING TO RETURN TO
ENGLAND ABOUT APRIL Id.

BIARRITZ, March IL King ia
ward Of England will return to London
the middle Of April.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-03-18
Some Of the "Personals.'

Bones: "Did you know Bert Taylor
would make good baseball out
felder," Interlocutor; "No. Whyf'
Bones: "He is good at catching high
balls"
Bones: "Do you know the differ
cnce between Paul Burks aud ship''
Intcrlocutor: "No, what is the din
ercnce'" Bones: "a ship is christen'
ed with booze and takes to water Paul
was christened with water and takes
to BOOZE
Mr.. Morris Asher was going to take
a trip. The ticket agent asked him
where 10, Chicago or San Francisco
"yich ever is der cheapest" replied
Asher.
DIR. Southworth visited three pat
tents in one neighborhood. His LITTLE
son asked him IL he was trying to Kill
three birds with one stone.
Mrs. Larimer asked her little boz
what animal II was that slipped up th'
stairs in the wee hours Of the morn
creeping along, making no noise, bu
instead Of the answer, "cat,' cam
the word, "Papa.'
A message was received from some
one in the audience requesting tha
Augustus Peter arise and show tb
ladies his new moustaehe. Gus will
ingly obliged.
Bones went TO the BIB. store an
asked 10 see the SWEETEST thing In col
sets. "sae's just gone out to Dime
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-03-18
IN DRUNKEN FRENZY
BROTHER STAYS BROTHER

GRASS VALLEY, Cal, March L.
In a drunken frenzy, today, Frederick
Brough shot and killed his brother
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-03-18
.ELKS' MINISTRIES
PLEASED BIG
AUDIENCE
Excellent Song Numbers
Capture Those
Present
WillRepeat Performance
In Copper City
Tonight
From Saturdays Daily

FIoH
To crowded house, the annual Elks'
Ministries entertainment was presented,
last evening, in manner entirely ae.
ccptable to those present, and while
the olio was not rs diversified as last
season, the audience apparently had no
fault to find.
Reese Ling. as the "inoculator, F"
made an excellent middlcman, the re-
mainder Of those participating appear
ing in blackfacc. The performance be
gan with an opening chorus, followed
by jokes by the end men, with songs
interpreted. "Never,' by Mr.. Tilley,
was loudly encored. Mr.. Decker sang
"Any Time at AL" in n pleasing
manner. and received n carnation, i'm.
planted in lemon, as reward, as,
indeed. did the majority Of the singers
following him, the lemon, apparently,
being the chief token of appreciation.
A touch Of the risquc, and Little
Egypt combined, came when Mr..
Ginder sang "Mariutch. Mr.. Kehr s
baritone solo, "Roll On" was loudly
cncored. "Ching a.ling," by Mr.. Lift,
made a decided hit, as did eco
Home" by Mr.. Tregalls. Mr.. Barnes
lullaby from Jocelyn was well received.
DIR. Yount. as Capt. Stokes, U. $. NJ,
introduced novelty in explaining
some things concerning the navy, both
in prose and song. q. o. Vyne, as
"Unclc Sammy's GIRL looked very
sweet and winsome in her-that is, his
red. white and blue dress, with hat
and psrasol to match, the curtain de.
scending on the first part with the en-
tire company singing Mr.. Vyne's song
In the olio Mr.. Ginder sang "I'd
Live or Die for YOU and gave
Somewhere az an encore. Mr.
Tilley again captured the house with
his "Dcar Old Dutch" responding Ia
repeated encores with a typical Costei
song. The Mountain City quartette
Lamson, Gindcr, Barnes and Decker
sang a delightful medley and "Juan
ita. " Another feature was then intro
duced when when Mr.. Tregallis sans
"Zulu Babe" assisted by six savage
Zulus. who looked the part enough e
have been the real thing.
While the audience sat, in great ex
pcctancy, awaiting the piece de resis
lance of the entertainment, "Seeinl
Prescott in an Automobile, =" the inter
locutor, Mr.. Ling, appeared before tn
curtain and announced that owing l.
mis- automobile breaking down, b
would be unable to present the las
number on the program. The audiene
then arose and joined in singin
America" after which all went HON
decidedly pleased with the Elks mil
| strels
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-03
JAILS A SOLDIER
WHO RUNS AMUCK
japanese Official at Seoul
Makes Example of Man Who
lnsuIted Americans

SEOUL July A Japanese soldier
ran amuck today through the American
Methodist missionary premises at Ping
yang He assaulted a Korean care
taker with a bsyonet, chasing him
through the missionary residence.
American Consul Sammons, when in
formed of the affair, called IL to the at
tention OF the japanese residency and
demanded the punishment Of the SOL
der.
BY order OF Prince Ito, resident gen.
er@4, the soldier was arrested and irnme-
ciately sentenced to two months hard
labor. The colonel. major, captains and
neutenants OF the regiment to which
the soldier belonged will all be disci-
plined by confinement Of from three
10 seven days.
The prompt action OF Prince Ito is
signihcant OF the determin alton CT
japanese insistence that the soldiers
maintain q proper. attitude toward for
eigners.
The charge against the soldier was
the violation OF an American home. and
the disciplining OF the officers was due
TO the fact that soldiers of the same
regiment recently participated in the
damaging OF an American Presbyterian n
missionary school building at VIII. In
that case all damage was repaired by
order OF the resident general
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-03
F1dge
Verbal Bets no Crime
Says Decision

NEW YORK July 2.-Horss racing
interests IN this state. which have been
adversely affected BY the police sppn-
cation OF the new anti gambling laws
at the racetracks. were greatly encour-
aged by a decision OF Justice BiscnOR
today that an individual verbal bet
does not constitute crime
This decision was handed down IN
the case OF Melville Collins. who was
arrested al the instance OF the 1OckeT
club and charged with having violated
the new law BY making a bet on
hOrserace and receiving s. which ne
won by IL This case was intended ~
the jockey club as a test 10 obtain
judicial interpretation of the laws
passed by the last legislature At the
urgent request OF Governor Hughes
The racing interests regard the de-
ciEion as distinct victory and as cer-
tain TO lessen the rigOrs of the police zp-
plictiOn OF the law. But Acting District
Attorney Elder OF Kings county declares
that the case will be appealed. he
will proceed along the same lines as
before the decision was given The
instructions previously given 70 the pO-
lice we're TO arrest everybody seen
making a bet-