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Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-08-05
city News
....ln Brief
(From Thursdays Daily

Mrs. +. 7. Newton Of Poland is Wis
iting in the city.
H. G. Walter left last night for Date
Creek on business
G. c. stukey, the Walker mining
man, is visiting in the city.
Charles +. Burton, the Ash Fork
wool grower, is here on sheep business.
Harry Heap arrived home last night
from few days business visit in Jer.
ONE.
A. W. Edwards was an outgoing pas.
senger last night for Castle Ho:
Springs.
J. r. Wells, a pioneer Of the Aqua
Fria district, is here on business from
his home in Mayer.
G. A. Minty Of Jerome arrived here
last evening from the Copper City on
a short business visit
X. NJ. Yates Of Phoenix is here en-.
ioying the cool mountain breezes Of
the city a mile high.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Neil left last
night for their home in Parker, after a
three days honeymoon here.
Carl Rees Of Del Rio paid a flying
visit to the city yesterday, returning
home on the afternoon train.
Al vroom is in the city from his
mines at Cold Springs in the Thumb
Butte distric, purchasing supplies.
George oakman, general manager of
the Great Republic Mining Company,
is here on business Of his concern.
Mark Bradley, superintendent. Of the
Express mine, left yesterday for his
camp, after a short business visit here.
J. w. johnson was an outgoing pas.
senger yesterday for Kingman, in the
vicinity of which be has mining in.
terests.
Thomas brennan passed through here
last night on his way nome to Parker,
after a short business visit in Los An
geles.
A. b. Noxon arrived home last night
from two weeks well earned vacation
in the Black Hills district and the Yer.
de valley, where he reports heavy rains
in the last few days.
Mrs. Lee Plan joined her husband
here last evening from the camp Of the
Verde River Copper Company in the
Black Hills. She will visit few day,
with friends before returning.
G. =. Goddard, general manager OF
the Goddard Mining Company, left Yes
terday for his mining camp near Wick
enburg, after n pleasant weeks visi
here with Mrs. Goddard and their baby
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-08-05
(From FRIDAYS Daily.)

II. Kelly of Mayer is here on a short
business visit.
c. c. Miller Of Dewey is here on
mining business.
Blake Baker Of Cherry Creek is Wis
ting in the city.
J. w. Wsara of Groom Creek is here
on a short business visit.
J. W. Dunlap Of jerome arrived here
yesterday from the Copper City.
Herman Voge arrived home last night
from business visit to Jerome.
A. +. Champie is in the city from
Harrington on a short business visit.
J. X. Caldwell is in the city from ais
home a, Simmons on a short business
visit.
Jean Eads has returned from an ex.
tended visit at his old home in Joplin,
Missouri.
Mrs. ID. b. Genung of Stanton ar.
rived here yesterday on snort visit
with friends.
Swan Abrahamson is in the city
from mis- mines circulating among his
many friends.
Mrs. Mollie Evans, the milliner, was
an outgoing passenger for New York
to select her fall goods.
T. b. Carter left yesterday for hi.
home in Walnut Grove, after two
days business visit here.
Lee Stayner contributed the scalI
and hide of one wild eat to the board
Of supervisors collection of bounty
wild animal hides yesterday.
A meeting of the Bryan.Kern demo
cratic club of Yavapai county is ealleC
for o'clock tonight in tne law Offices
Of ex.Delegate TO Congress J. +. Wilson
in the Lawler block.
G. J. McNulty is in the city from his
mines in the Copper Creek section OF
the Hassayampa district.
". II. knight, general manager o.
the Resale Copper Company, is here OF
business of his concern.
Landy Eble OF skull valley wa
among number Of out Of town Wis
itors to the city Yesterday.
James Mathews arrived here yester
day from his mines in the Eureka dis
trict. He will leave today for st. LOU
on mining business.
A marriage license was issued yes
tcrday TO william d. Alexander an
Mrs. Mary Hall, members Of the col
ored colony of this city.
| j. W. Koontz Of Williamson vale
was an outgoing passenger yesterda
afternoon for Visalia, California
where ne will be the guest Of relative
a month.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-08-05
FLAGSTAFF FANS HAVE
MONEY TO BuRN

Flagstaff is coming Saturday and
Sunday with team which, according
to all reports, will give the Prescott
Grays the hardest battle they have had
this season. On Sunday last Flagstaff
measured bats with the crack Winslow
team and were beaten out by four TO
nothing, after what is described by the
local papers as the fastest game ever
seen in Northern Arizona. According
to Dawson, sporting editor Of the Phoe'
nix Republican, who saw the game be-
tween winslow and Flagstaff, the for
mer team can beat either the Grays or
All Stars, and Flagstaff can come very
nearly doing the trick also.
which all sounds fine TO the Prescott
fans who are looking for good ball and
stand ready to cheer the boys from any
wnere who can take the invincible
Grays into camp. Flagstaff is coming
TO Prescott with two cracks from Albu'
auerque to strengthen the weak places,
and according to report Will have
lot of money to bet Which Is also
good news to Prescott, Of whom there
are about 500 waiting to give the Flag
STAFF the glad hand filed with coin of
the realm only waiting to be taken
Three games are to be played, satur'
day afternoon, and Sunday morning
and afternoon. For good measure teams
Of the Fraternal League will hook ny
after both afternoon games.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-08-05
GREAT HOLIDAY
MOVEMENT ON
FOOT
Experiment Tried In
Other Cities Has Proved
Big Success
(From Fridays Daily


A movement is on foot among
number Of the public spirited business
and professional men Of Prescott TO in.
augurate a weekly half holiday for rest
and recreation. Within the city are
great many baseball lovers who would
like TO take part in the Fraternal
League games but who are barred from
enjoying the healthy sport by religious
seruples which forbid playing or pat.
ronizing the Sunday games, or by the
fact that the games are played on week
days during business hours.
1t is argued, and with the best Of
reasons, that here is just certain
amount Of business 20 be transacted in
Prescott, and that il the custom is
once inaugurated among business
houses Of closing up one afternoon in
the week, il will not interfere with
that amount of business in the slight.
eet. OF course TO make the half holi-
day idea effective and lasting, all the
merchants Of the city would have to
sign the compact and live up TO II.
For it is obvious on its face that i.
would not be fair for one or more of
minority to profit during the half day
the majority remained closed.
1t is also argued with enthusiasm
that the summer half holiday where
tried has proved q great help TO bust
sess, for while il closes the stores for
half n week day, it gives the clerks
and other employees an opportunity to
play ball, patronize the games or en-.
JOY themselves in the country, giving
them new VIE for work and business
cares and creating a good feeling be
tween employers and employees, and be-
tween the business and the public
which far more than merely makes mp
for the time lost.
The half holiday has been tried with
many American cities with abundant
success. The results have IN many
eases been surprising. The one great
essential Is unanimity on the part Of
the merchants and the approval OF pub.
lie opinion. The latter can force the
former, and there can be little donbt
that all Prescott would like to see the
half holiday in force for the summer
all time.
The crack Flagstaff team IL coming
TO Prescott tomorrow for three games
with the Prescott Grays. The baseball
association has spent something like
$4,000 in fixing up ball park which
ought TO be n source Of pride to every
resident of Prescott. IL may not be
practical to make a permanent half mol
iday arrangement for saturday, but il
il could be arranged for some Other
day the baseball games of the future
could be scheduled for whatever day
the half holiday prevailed.
and Flagstaff Saturday, the Arizona
Mine Supply Co. team and the Elks will
engage in battle royal. Sunday af
Following the game between Prescott
ternoon, following the regular contest
the Chain Gang and the b. b. Compa
ny mines will line up. The boys has'
been doing some tall practice and ex
citing battles are looked for.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-08-05
WANING NOTICE.

Notice IL hereby given that tbs IN.
dersigued owners Of the mines kaows
~ the Lutte, Compromise, Black Aasa,
Aztec, Gold Note, Iowa, Maine, olyU-
pia, Vcsuvius, Surprise, Center asd
Oregon, and the improvements. ns'
chinery, and tools located thereon, all
nj and near Richipbar. Ysvapai County,
Arizona, will not be responsible 70,
debts Of any kind contracted for labor,
supplies or improvements on said prop
srty or any Of IL, while il 10 beiss
worked under q contract and leass, and
that said property is now being worked
under such contract and lease granted
TO C. W. Mitchell. Dated this Ist day
Of March, 1907.
KENTUCKY STANDARD MINING
COMPANY,
BY Hunter NJ. Merl.sther, Pres.
R1CHINBAR MINES COMPANY,
BY Hunter NJ. Meriwstfer, Pres.
First publication. March 20. 1907.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-08-05
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For sherin.

Humboldt, Ariz., May 27, 'os.
] hereby announce myself as a can
didate for Sheriff Of Yavapai county,
on the democratic ticket, subject to ap-
prevail OF the Democratic convention to
be held in Prescott some time 10 Sep
TENDER, 1908.
Respectfully,
J. ]. CAvANAUGH.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-08-05
DELEGATES INVITED TO
DINE WITH JOHN BULL

LONDON, July 3o-The British
government has invited the delegates
to the Universal Peace Congress, now
in session in this city, 10 banquet
Friday night. Among the guests will
be Congressman Theodore +. Burton, OF
Ohio.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-08-05
PRESCOTT HOLDING THE
RECORD FOR RAINFALL

PHOENIX, Ariz., July 90 The
weekly weather bulletin for the week
ending July 81 is as follows
TEMPERATURE-The weekly mean
temperature was - above normal in
the northern counties, and % below
normal in the central and southern
counties. Monday and Tuesday were
warm with an average daily excess in
temperature Of &c. The temperatures
were comparatively low from wednes-
day to Sunday, the average daily de-
fciency being a.. The day tempera-
lures ranged from So in the northern
counties to ll5' in toe southern eoun-
ties; the night temperatures from AZ
in the northern counties to To' in the
southern counties.
PRECIPITATION weather was
generally partly cloudy, threatening
and humid on Monday and Tuesday,
and from Thursday 20 Sunday, inclu'
sive. Wednesday was clear. Copious
10 heavy thundershowers occurred in
the northern counties on Tuesday,
Thursday and Sunday, and light snow
ers and thunderstorms in the central
and southern counties on Tuesday.
Thursday and Sunday. The preeipita.
ton was 0.5O inch above the normal in
the northern counties and ole inch be-
low the normal in the southern eoun-
ties. The average weekly humidity at
Phoenix WAS 400; at Prescott, 4sco,
Ten ncnes of snow remains above the
9,000.ft. level.
SUNSHINE.-The weekly sunshine
for the territory averaged 500 Of the
possible amount. The average for the
northern counties was SEQ; central
counties. 1870; southern counties, $3.50
There is a large increase Of stream
flow in the Little Colorado, lower Salt
lower CHA, San Pedro, Bill Williams
Fork, Aqua Fria and Hassayampa river
beds. The upper Salt, upper ella and
Verde rivers have risen decidedly dur
ing the past week. The waterholes up
ont he deserts have been replenished.
PRECIPITATION.
Northern Section.
Flagstaff, 100; Flagstaff (a), l0l
Keams Canyon. COG; Pinto, o.2o; Pres
colt, 2s5; 81. Michaels, 0.5l; Tuba
0.O4; Walnut Grove, OBS; Williams
l.53; Yarnell, 0.63.
Southern Section.
Aztec, O.O5; Bisbee, l.55; Buckeye
T; Cavecreek, 0.O2; Dudleyville, i.t6
Ormc, OBS; Phoenix, 0.07; Quartsitc
062; Bedrock, O.62; Thatcher, 0.2O
Tucson, OBS; wickenburg, 0.55; Yuma
lT.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-08-05
JOHN MERRITT
FOR SHERIFF.

] hereby announce myself as q candi.
date for the nomination Of sheriff, sub.
jeet to the action Of the county demo.
cratic convention TO be ssld this fall.
JOHN II. FOLEY.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-08-05
BY g. J. Gnssh, attorney intact.

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Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-08-05
WARNING NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the I'M
dersigned, owner Of the Neimsn group
Of claims, and located about 80 miiss
west Of Hillside and adjoining tho pat.
ented claims Of Lswler 4 Wells, In
the Eureka mining district, Yavspai
county, Arix., win not be responsible
for debts Of any kind contracted fos
labor and Improvements on said prop
srty, while II Is being worked undss
bond.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-08-05
FOR SUPERVISOR.

! hereby announce myself ~ cssdi-
date for the Office Of supervisor Of va
vapai county, subject to the approval
and action Of the County Democratic
Nominating Convention.
JOHN II EHLE.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-08-05
FOE SUPERVISOR.

! hereby announce myself as . can
didate for the Office Of Supervisor Of
Yavapai county, subject to the approx
al and action Of the County Democratic
Nominating Convention.
REANOs THOMPSON.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-08-05
For Supervisor.

I hereby announce myself as candi-
date for the Office Of supervisor Of va
vapai county, subject to NE approval
and action Of the County Democratic
Nominating Convention.
AL. VROOM.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-08-05
For Sheriff.

! hereby announce myself IS esndi'
date for the Office Of Sheriff Of Ysvapsi
County, subject to the approval and
action Of the County Democratic Nom
mating Convention.
John MERRITT.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-08-05
ron SUPERVISOR.

I hereby announce myself Q csndi-
date for the ONCE Of supervisor Of Va
vapai county, subject 10 the approval
and action OF the County Democratic
Nominating Convention.
ROBERT CAMPBELL.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-08-05

Copies OF the u. 9. and Arizona min
ing laws, 25c, at Office Of the journal
Miner.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-08-05
PRECIPITATION.
Northern Section.

Flagstaff, 100; Flagstaff (O, l0l
Keams Canyon. COG; Pinto, 0.2o; Pre-
colt, 2.s5; 81. Michaels, o.5l; Tub'
0.O4; Walnut Grove, OBS; william
l.53; Yarnell, 0.63.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-08-05
Southern Section.

Aztec, O.O5; Bisbee, l.55; Buckeye,
T; Cavecreek, 0.02; Dudleyville, LAG;
orme, OBS; Phoenix, 0.O7; Quartsite,
062; Bedrock, O.62; Thatcher, 0.20;
Tucson, 03s; wickenburg, 0.55; Yuma,
r.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08
MORE DETAILS IN J. Q. A WARD SUIT.
Justice Grants Motion for Bill Of Particulars
in Action Brought by Sculptor.

Justice Bischon in the Supreme Court, has da-
cided that further particulars must BE suOhl''Vo
In the suit OF J. O. A. Ward. the sculptor asii1S1
thirty or more members OF the Society OF the
Army of the Cumberland 10 recover $3.50 roF ms
rejection OF his model OF equestrian status u
General Philip H. Sheridan
The suit was recently before Justice Bischon.
on a motion by Philip J. McCook on oenaI 1
Brigadier General Henry c. Hodges. defenda1~
bill of particulars OF the claim for Whicn '
action brought
John A Dutton. OF Hurry & Dutton. counsel -.
Mr. Ward submitted bill OF particulars settms
forth the names OF the Sheridan equestrian s'd'Ss
committee when the contract was executed anu
describing the design and the changes that NJ
Ward was requested to make in the statue Fuf-
ther particulars were asked for
Justice Bischon in granting the motion specine-
ally orders further particulars to the manner "a
which the several defendants became bound under
the original contract with Mr.. Ward. or afterwafu
ratified the contract. and also 10 the time ana
manner in which the defendants extended the uEis
10 complete the statue.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08

When I asked him about the presence OF the
;nnetered pipes to the prison and the metered
nine running from the prison to the private
factory of which the prison had custody Mr..
Frost said that there were no such connections.
The Deputy Attorney General asked Mr. Frost
how he could ignore the. facts. and Mr. Frost
got angry and went away. saying that he would
be bacl. in a few days. He has not been back
"As the case stands NJ present the prison IS
having about $500 q year for one 6-inch
,,e,arad service For the s-inch service the
state does not pay cent l am going to
collect on that. 1t looks to me as il the water
had been stolen ard sold by some one TO the
piano factory. We certainly never received
cent from the metered service running into the
piano factory, and If some one didn't collect on
It why was the meter put in? The Ossinfng
water Company has written us that 1t never
furnished water 10 the prison.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08
RETURNED MEN HERE.
asked about Another Expedition.
San "Nerer AgQin.

All five of the college men in the Mayhower party
arrived at midnight the Congressional Limited
With them were Edward Perham. the mate. and
one of the seamen The captain and the rest of
the crew remained at Baltimore. Their i'll fortune
had remained with them for their train had been
delayed two hours at Philadelphia.
small delegation from the Harvard and Yale
clubs met the returning adventures. who were
attired in what clothes they had picked up aboard
the Dumos or in Baltimore. Never again." said
Roger Derby. when asked if the expedition would
be renewed in another vessel. The others seemed
of the opinion.
When Mr. Richardson was asked last night if all
the exciting of the storm had been told Per
ham, the mate. spoke up and sad Don't let 'em
forget what that little chap Noyes did So Mr..
Richardson recoTected that while the Ran try
ing to get life lines out and failing BOylston
and Derby volunteered TO out in the dory. II
was smashed they struck the water. but they
wore life belts and were dragged in somehow, half
drowned
1T was after that" said Mr.. Richardson. that
Noyes stripped off his clothes and leaped overheard
TO get of the life preservers with a line from
the Ran. He took his life in his hands. but he got
back with the buoy and the life line While We
were trying to drag hawser aboard from the Ran
with the line Noyes had got for us the line broke.
so as badly off before
Don't forget the dynamite put in Perham.
Yes" said Mr. Richardson. I'VE had three tons
OF the stuff aboard. and didn't like the idea Of
having it kicking around in our vessel We threw
one box overheard and IT ioated. We kept an eye
on that hoping 1t wouldn't bump. and then
worked our hardest for hour and half chop
ping open the other boxes and throwing the sticks
explosive into the The best thing that hap
pened when hailed Captain Danielsen OF
the Dumois by megaphone and asked him TO take
us off. He yelled. Sure! and waved his hand
toward his hieboat. II the most encouraging
event of the storm. although didn't see just how
this confident, brave skipper was going TO save us
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08
rur MACMILLAN nnNnaHV 64-66 5th Ave-,
fnE MHUmIkkRU oVmE AHt New York

b,,t all TO no purpose. In each case the line fell
short. -. -
Then the captain of the Ran. realizing tnat ne
v,as unable TO do anything more, signaied tnat ne
would stand by until the end with view to PICK
ing nm any men he could after the vessel had
gone down.
Sunday afternoon the Hippolyte Dumois, laden
with bananas from Port Antonio Jamaica, 70 Bal
tiroore steamed up and joined the Ran, and Tor
two hourse manoeuvred about the distressed vessel
irving TO throw line aboard her BY skilful ma
nipulation of his vessel Captain Daniesen brought
his ship to the windward of the Mayhower, and
bv well directed shot sent a line flying across
the forward deck of the little vessel
RESCUED AT LAST.
A dozen hands went out and feverishly grasped
the line that meant life and safety to them, and a
cheer went UP from the Norwegian vessel when IL
was realized that the Mayfower's men had made
II fast From the deck of the Mayfower eager
hands pulled in the line. TO which was attached a
hawser, which too, was made fast to the yacht
Then preparations for launching the life buoy were
made and it was the work of only few moments
TO get it in readiness for the first trip from the
Yacht TO the deck of the Dumois.
Man after dragged across in safety,
until all were placed upon the steamers deck
They were taken across just as they were, saving
only the clothes upon their backs After three
seepless nights and days they were haggard
crew, and presented sorry appearance.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08
JEROME BOLTS COURT.
Tzco District attorneys Greatly
Angered by Tha50 Ruling.

The ring Yesterday before Justice Mills OF the
sunreu7e Court at White Plains the motion Of
District Attorney Jerome to transfer the trial OF
Harry X Thaw TO New York City ended dramat-
callv when Mr. Jerome greatly angered at the
refusal Of the court to grant the request grabbed
his hat and rushed from the court room before
the argument was finished. District Attorney r.
A Winslow Of Westchester County, who Is IN
svnpathy with Jerome told Justice Mills that he
did not think il was incumbent him to prose-
cute the case and that should it be tried in West
chester County he would retire. There were no
funds available he said, to hire experts, and he
thought that the obligation of defending the decree
rested entirely upon the District Attorney OF New
York County.
Justice Mills intimated that he would try the
case without their assistance if necessary, He
has contended from the beginning that q writ or
habeas corpus brought by any within the juris-
diction of the court should be heard Immediately
and he will go with the trial on Monday
morning
In an opinion handed down yesterday Justice
Mills says:
II seems to me that il is manifestly the duty OF
tbe District Attorney of New York County 70 de-
fond here or anywhere the commitment OF ThaW,
which was obtained by decree OF the cour. IN Indt
county. The legal question presented py the pro-
ceedings is simply this: IT..
Has the term of that commitment expired! ihat
term was merely until Thaw became sane II
suc District Attorney believes that the term mas
Commitment against the assault In erect mere
made lpon t. the same as ii would be his DUTY 20
sustain a decree OF conviction against an appear
if he had obtained such a decree
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08
WIFE MUST BE MORE SPECIFIC

Mrs Helen Margaret Kelly Gould. who Is SUNS
her husband Frank J. Gould. for divorce on tno
ground OF his alleged inhdelity to her while n
Cape Breton in 1905. directed by Justice Sies-
erich in the Supreme Court yesterday to furnssA
the defendant with particulars as to a ceF'si
house In North sidney. Cape Breton. "he7s
alleges he called on woman whose naii0 -
does not know Mrs. Gould also charges nef H-
band with acts OF inhdelity IN New York
on the undefended divorce calendar bsfore 80
tiee Dayton were the cases OF George n eou-s
agt Florence Gould. and Milton j. Gould ag' S9i
j. Gould. George n. Gould asks for uiV''s -
the ground that his wife had a husband uNs
wbsn she married him No enc appeared IN ~"
case OF Milton J. Gould sgt- Sarah ]. Gould