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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-24
6s03 PEOPLE IN PRESCOTT
 ACCORDING TO CENSUS

Taking the school census as returned by Charles Born to County School Su. perintcndent Jolly as basis. and cal culating on the sagc percentage ratio as m l9OO, the present population of Prescott is 6,S03. According to Born 's report there arc ,OO5 children of school age in the city, an increase of 5G over last year. of the total. g7G children are white and 29 colored. The white children are divided into IG7 boys and oO9 girls and the colored into II males and lj females; I39 white and l7 col ored children are between the ages of eight and fourteen years. and 492 white children and IS colorcd children at. tended the public school at some time during the year: ls7 white children and one colorcd attended private schools during the school year, wailc 291 white children of school age and ten colorcd children have not attend. cd any school during the school year just closed.
 The number of native born children or school age of native parents is 67l; native born, with one parent foreign, iJ7; native born, both parents foreign, li9, and foreign born 2j. Of inc for. cign born children II are natives of Mexico, $ of Canada, . of Hawaii, of Germany and of Switzerland.
 Children six years of age attending the kindergarten school are rated as not attending school
 Although this is the largest school district in the country, School Census Marshal Born was the first to return his report. Reports of all school dis tricts in the county must bc in the of fee of the county school supcrintcn den, before July 1. according to a pro vision of the school laws.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-24
SHELTER SALE NOT
 UNTIL JULY 25TH
lrrom wedncsday's DaiIyN

.Iudgc l. Kearncy Rice, receiver anu trustee in bankruptcy of the Arizona Smelling Company and the Consolidat' ed Arizona Smelling Company, arrived here yesterday morning From New York. On his arrival here he received telegram from New Jersey, stating that the sale of the companies prop erty in this county was postponed bN in, United States court until July 2'' In an interview with q JournaEMlner representative. Judge Rice stated that he believed the change in the date oi snlc was made at the request ot the lh- ,crested creditors of the concerns $" that more time can be had 10 rceeiNr bids.
 "A number of creditors are not se cur,J " he said, "and the plan is to sell the property at price thai VIII cover all claims against both colnl''' n;es am conddcn, that bids will he offered that will permit the full settle, mont of all claims. The property Will bc sold. free and clear of all cncum' hr,nces, so that all the Arizona 'red' itors will he paid in full. V
 r. l.. Wright, Charles T. Jo'lin ana N O. Abbott of this city qualified yes terday as appraisers of inc Sme't'' companies properties. They will be as sisted in making inc appraisement py Henry <. Hooker, of the, firm o' Cracker and wicks, who arrived her' yesterday morning with Judge hlee Judae Rice, Mir. Hooker and the ap nraiscrs will leave today for iiumooiu' to commence the appralsement i' conversation last night with a Jourha' Miner representative, Judge Rice Sai' that ne noticed many improvements II New Mexico and Arizona since his las' visit. ,
 "Thc enterprise of the western peo ,Je ia little short of amazing,' he sald ..The tide of immigration IS westwar' and with the advancement in irrigatio' enterprises, now under consideration Arizona's poulation will be ma'er'an' r' ;ncre,sed in the next few years Ih
 general business activity apparent hef
 ia proof that this country is ri'n mineral and other resources.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-24
REMAINS or RUGGLES
 INFERRED AT POLAND
dFrom Wednesdays panU

The remains of Cy Rugglcs. who sue cumbed to an attack of pneumonia at his mining camp near Poland Friday were inferred at Poland Fri day night. Deceased was aged 73 years and native of Indiana. He resided in this county n quarter of a century, following the occupation of mining and prospertor. He was member or the Grand Army of the Republic, being n member of the California volunteers Of the civil war. He leaves no known relatives to mourn his death.
 He was a man of sterling character and strict business integrity, held in the highest respect by all who knew him
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-24
WARNING NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned owners of the mines known as the Lute, Compromise, Black Mesa, Aztec, Gold Note, Iowa, Maine, Olym. pia, Vcsuvius, Surprise, Center and Oregon, and the improvements, ma ehinery, and tools located thereon, all at and near Richinbar. Yavapai County, Arizona, will not be responsible for debts of any kind contracted for labor, supplies or improvements on said prop erty or any of 1t, while it is being worked under a contract and lease, and that said property is now being worked under such contract and lease granted to c. W. Mitchell. Dated this list la, of March, 1907.
 KENTUCKY STANDARD MINING
 COMPANY,
 By Hunter NJ. Meriwather, Pres.
 RICHINBAR MINES COMPANY,
 By Hunter N. Meriwether, Pres
 First publication. March 20. 1907
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-24
Probate Business.
(From Fridays Daily)

(From Fridays Dally.) Visited Here Yesterday.
 George Whitaker of Rig Bug visited here yesterday. Ash Fork Visitor
 Mrs. F. l.. Patterson of Asa fork is visiting in the city Skull Valley Visitor
 William Cooper of Skull Valley IS visiting in inc city. Here on Business.
 F. C. Young. the Skull Valley stock man. is here on stock business. Goat King Visits.
 n. II. Gray, the Government Canyon goat king, spent yesterday here on ons' mess. Walker Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. C. C. Stukey and Mrs. A. G. Curtis of Walker are visiting m the city. Left for Home.
 w. r. Mcleod left yesterday for his home Jn Walker after n pleasant bus mess visit here. Will Visit Grand Canyon. Mir. and Mrs. l.. q. Reymiller wer, outgoing passengers yesterday for tho Grand Canyon. Left for Tucson.
 W. II. Merritt, deputy United State' mineral surveyor, is in Tucson on pro fessional business. Left for Camp.
 W. r. Shaw left yesterday for tho Emporia mining camp in the Groon Creek section, after n short business visit here.
 Purchasing Supplies.
 John Halbleib Is in inc city from Inn mining camp in the Big Bug distrie purchasing supplies Upper Verde Visitors. | MT. and Mrs. M. A. Perkins an' daughter, of Upper Verde, are visiting in the city. Mir. Perkins reports th' rodeo in progress on his ranges wi'l | the calf crop fair.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-24
SANTA MARIA IS COMING
 TO THE FRONT
rrom Wednesdays Daily)

Recent developments and mineral strikes in the Santa Marin district in. dicate that this promising section of the county will soon rival some of the old. er and more favorably located districts in gold production" said John Rob. crts of Hillside. who joined the Good Roads Association here Monday night. representative before hc left off home yesterday morning.
 "C. O. Carbaugh, president and gen eral manager of the Jeanette Mining Company, k SO elatcd over the showing of his company's properties that hc left recently for the east to purchase s new mill to be installed as soon as pos. siblc. Sixty feet from the 800 foot station in his shaft there is q four. foot body of ore exposed in drift that samples SIS to the ton in gold. This is the same shoot opened in the upper levels so that there is very reasonable assurance that the shoot is continuous from the surface to this depth.
 "Thc Jeanette group. known as the Lucy property. is located 2i miles west of Hillside station. Ii comprises three claims.
 "A mile north of the Jeanette and on tho same ledge continued Mir Roberts. "Jack McNeif is working on q paystrcak in his River Bend claim. that samples sl03 to the ton in gold. Thor. ,s mn .nnrmnus tnunoun nf nre opened on this property by gulch which cuts through it. The ricn streak k in the. large ore body. all of which will pay to mill in n plant on the ground.
 "rom McShcrry's strike. made only n short time ago, is the talk of the dis. trici He has seven. claims, located n mile and half west of the McNe0 property Al depth of fifteen feet hr struck two foot pay streak, part of which assays thousands of dollars to tnc ton. He is sinking n shaft on the new find.
 "Threc miles west of the McSherry property. William Dunlap is working on stringcr. some of which is worth kl a pound in gold. He has from six inches to foot and half of shipping ore.
 "Six miles north of Dunlap's, Will liam Rudkins is working on an ore streak. 22 inches thick. that samples s72 a ton in gold and lead. This ore body was struck in tunnel ai q depth of eighty feel below the apex of the vein.
 "Colin Munro is conducting the hrg est operations in the northwest part oi the county at present in the Old CamI mine. tIirty miles west of Hillside sta ton. In one of n number of tunnels or the group, he has tapped six veins, al carrying ores of good values. Al depth of 225 feet below the apex o' one of the lodges, there is seven feet oi sulphidc ore exposed. He is prepar ing io sink a winzc in the tunnel o' this vein to open il several hundred feet deeper The Old Camp group GOV CTS eleven claims and \ water right.
 Mr. Roberts also spoke of nnmbc of other promising properties in h' scciio of the county now being opened
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-24

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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-24
BOSS MURPHY SAYS
 IT LOOKS LIKE BRYAN

NEW YORK, June l6.-CharleS F, Murphy. Tammany Hall leader wi,' iaarn New York four or five days in ad' vance of the New York delegation 'o tbe democratic national convention The delegates will leave for penVe, Iulv 2. Today Murphy said it looked to him as if Bryan will be nom,n"'.u' .s. udeing by what he has seen m 'ne newspapers.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-24
GOVERNOR HUGHES SENDS
 CONCENTRATION TO TAFT
Declares That Under the New Admin istration the Welfare of tho
 Country Is Assured.

ALBANY, June 1s.-Gov. Hughes forwarded to Secretary Taft the fol lowing telegram as soon as he was ap- prised of the latter's nomination; "l heartily congratulate you upon your nomination. Under your administra' tion the welfare of the country will be assured.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-24
WARNING NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the ui dersigned, owner of the Neimsn groul of claims, and located about 30 mil"' west of Hillside and adjoining the pa' ented claims of Lawler & Wells, it She Eureka mining district. Yavnpa, county, Ariz., will not be responsible for debts of any kind contracted fo' labor and improvements on snid prop srty, while 1t is being worked uoir bond.
 GUY ALLEN,
 By 6. J. Gnash, attorney in fay,
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-24
PAGE THREE

Left for Home
 Thco Wade left yesterday for his home in McCabe, after a pleasant visit Here, Wednesday night. Left for New York.
 Attorney F. NJ. Sanford was an out. going passenger yesterday for New York on mining business. Stocisman Vists.
 F. x. Marlowe is m the city from his stock ranches and ranges in the Will liamson valley section. Home from College.
 John Rogers has returned from col lcge in Los Angeles to spend the va. cation with his parents. Copper City Visitors.
 Mir and Mrs. Charles A. Smith and sam Boucher are recent arrivals here from Jerome on snort visits. A Professional Visit.
 Attorney Henry D. Ross Is paying professional visi, to the Congress June tion, Congress and Octave sections. Visiting Jerome.
 r. F. Campbell. general manager of the Haynes Copper Company, is visit ing his company's camp near Jerome. Monica Visitor.
 George r. Martin is in the city from the Monica mine on short visit on business of the Monica Mines Com pany.
 Home from Los Angeles.
 Mrs. !. A. Norton and son nave rc. turned from an outing of several weeks at the Southern California coast Is. sorts.
 Left for Fossil Creek.
 K. \. Mason, general manager of the Arizona Power Company, left yes. terday in his touring ear for Fossil Creek.
 Will Visit old Home.
 Mir and Mrs. l.. W. Kirk of Hum boldt left here yesterday for a visit with relatives in their old home in Nor folk, Virginia.
 Infant Child Dies. Friends and acquaintanccs of MT. and Mrs. O. A. Reigle of Poland are extending their sympathy to them ov- CT the loss of their infant daughter, which died Tuesday morning. a few hours after its birth, from the bursting of a blood vessel.
 Hide Money Received. Clerk Peter of the board of super visors received sgg yesterday from an Indiana firm in payment for the last consignment of the hides of predatory wild animals sold. Cat and coyte hides sold for 2iis cents each and raccoon skins for 90 cents.
 Hostler in Hospital. Harry Richards, hoStler in charge of the engine that collided with freight train No. 33. Wednesday evening, and who had his right knee injured In jumping from the engine, arrived nore yesterday afternoon from Wickenburg and was taken to the Mercy Hospital. Mine Manager Here.
 F. F.. Biles. general manager of the Mount Elliott Consolidated Mining Company, arrived ncre last evening from his company's camp in Chaparral. He was accompanied here by l. D. l.. Williams, n heavy siockholder of his concern. who returned home from n visit of inspection to the company's properties.
 Passed Through. Charles F. Finney. president and general manager of the London Arixo. na Copper Company, passcds through here last night en roatc to his comps ny's properties in Pinal county from an extended visit in the east. He re- ports financial conditions improving, especially in the industrial centcrs of the middle west.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-24
City News
 ....ln Brief
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(From Thursdays Daily Phoenix Visitor.
 Sims Ely of Phoenix is visiting in inc city.
 Harrington Visitors.
 Mr. and Mrs. ]. F. Pound of liar. rington are visiting in the city Copper City Visitor. iting frcinds here from the Copper City,
 Here on Business.
 Frank Lecklidcr, general manager of the Big Bug store at Poland. IS here on business.
 Here from Humboldt.
 Thomas II. IIiglcy, the Humboldt mcrcnant and baseball enthusiast. is visiting in the city. Here from Saver.
 John r. cKating is in the city from the Saver mines in the Weaver dis trict on mining business. Left for Home.
 F. r.. Breed left yesterday for his home in the Mount Union section after a pleasant four days visit here. Enjoying a Vacation.
 Richard Sumid is in the city from his mines in the Ilassayampa district, enjoying wcll.carncd vacation. Mining Man Visits.
 !. T. Whedon, the Jerome Junction mining man, was here yesterday from his mining camp in the Mineral Poin, district. on n short visit. Will Leave for Los Angeles.
 Attorney and Mrs. !. F. Russell and family will leave today for Los Angc- les. where Mrs. Russell and family will remain during the summer months. Mir Russell expects to return here in n week
 Will Visit old Home.
 John Kapsch. the well known Mount Union miner. was an outgoing passcn' ger yesterday afternoon for his old home in Austria. This is his first visit io Europe in quarter of century. He intends to enjoy q well earned va cation of six months amid the scenes of his youth, the guest of relatives. Left for Imperial.
 George A. Carter was an outgoing passenger yesterday afternoon for I'm perinl and Los Angeles, California. where hc has land and business intcr- csts.
 Visiting With Friends. MT. and Mrs. Richard Mccormick arrived here yesterday from their home in Slate Creek for few days visit with friends here. They will attend | the commencement week exercises of st. Joscph's Academy. Their daugh' ter. Ethel. is n pupil of the institution. Calf Crop Fair. !. R. Caldwell, the Williamson val. ley siockman. who was here yesterday purchasing supplies. states that the rodco on the Carter ranches and ranges | is finished and that the roundup of the !. W. Stewart calves will be finished in n few days He reports the calf crop fair.
 Probate Business.
 k. !. iIutchins, M. E. ilazeltine and Allen Hill were appointed appraisers of tho estate of Mary l.. Williams, de ceased, in the probate court yesterday Harry Brislcy, A. W. Robinson and C F. Yount were appointed appraisers oi the estate of Hermon Headt, deceased Claiborn Conger was appointed specia administrator of the estate Of sila' Ruggles. deceased
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-24
Visiting With Friends.

MT. and Mrs. Richard Mccormick arrived here yesterday from their home in Slate Creek for few days visit with friends here. They will attend the commencement week exercises of St. Ioscph's Academy. Their daugh' ter. Ethel, is n pupil of the institution
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-24
Will Visit old Home.

John Kapseh, the well known Mount Union miner, was an outgoing passen- ger yesterday afternoon for his old home in Austria. This Is his first visit io Europe in quarter of a century. He intends to enjoy well earned va. cation of six months amid the scenes of his youth. the guest of relatives.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-24
Calf Crop Fair.

j. R. Caldwell, the Williamson val ley stockman. who was here yesterday purchasing supplies, states that the rodco on the Carter ranches and ranges is finished and that the roundup of the J. W. Stewart calves will he finished in few days. He reports the calf crop fair.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-24
Will Leave for Los Angeles.

Attorney and Mrs. !. F. Russell an, family will leave today for Los Angc les. where Mrs. Russell and family vii remain during the summer months. NIT Russell expects to return here m wpek
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-24

Jourss' Ni.sr for high class job -ars
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-24
Left for Imperial.

George A. Carter was an outgoing passenger yesterday afternoon for I'm perial and los Angeles, California where hc has land and business intcr
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-24
Passed Through.

Charles F. Finney. president and general manager of the London Arixo. na Copper Company, passcds through here last night cn roatc to his comps ny's properties in Pinal county from an extended visit in the east. He re ports financial conditions improving, especially in the industrial centers of the middle west.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-24
Hide Money Received.

Clerk Peter of the board of su visors received s99 yesterday from Indiana firm in payment for the
 consignment of the hides of preda' wild animals sold. Cat and coyte h sold for 2iis cents each and racC
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-24

Friends and acquaintanccs and Mrs. Q. A. Reigle of Po extending their sympathy to CT the loss of their infant ( which died Tuesday morning. hours after it's birth, from the of "A bloo1 vaasel
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-24
Hostler in Hospital.

Harry Richards, hoStler in cha the engine that collided with
 train No. 33. Wednesday evenir who had his right knee injur jumping from the engine, arrive yesterday afternoon from Wick and was taken to the Mercy II
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-24

F. F.. Niles. general manager of th' Mount Elliott Consolidated Mininl Company, arrived ncre last evenin, from his eompany's camp in Chaparral He was accompanied here by l. D. L Williams, n heavy siockholdcr of hi concern. who returned home from visit of inspection to the company properties.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-07-10
WATERS HEAVY WITH PERFUME
Remarkable Lake to Be Found in the
Caspian District.

"Grasse, clinging to its Alp, high
above the Mediterranean, is supposed
to give the stranger headache on &C
court of it's perfume at this season"
said a perfumer. "Grasse makes the
worlds perfumes. You see mountains
Of flowers there, as, in a milling coun-
try, you see mountains of wheat. The
odor is powerful, but as far as head
aches-no!
But in the Caspian district there is
a lake SO strongly perfumed that if
the stranger boats on it or swims in
Il he really gets a headache. This
lakes banks are of white salt crystals,
its waters are mauve in color, and
from it an odor of violets is exhaled
TT is Lake Mankishlak. I visited 1t
to see if couldn't bottle it up and put
it on the perfume market. No go.
You see, 1t is the presence Of the
seaweed Polydcystia violacea that
gives the lake its hue and smell
When you bottle the waters the sea
weed atoms, after few days, die and
rot. Then the odor changes from VIC
let to-pah,
But If you are ever in the Cas-
plan. visit the Mankishlak peninsula
and take look at the lake. 1t is in
its way as curious as the asphalt lakes
OF South America"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-07-10
ALLEGED HORSE THIEF
CAPTURED YESTERDAY
Hobart officers Succeed in
Running Down Man Ac-
cused Of Stealing Horse.
PROVES TO Be Gypsy TRADER
Prisoner Claims That Farmer WEIGH
ed Because He Got Best of
Him In Trade.
Especial to THE T1MEs.)

Hobart, Ind. July 1o.-Deputy Sher-
if James Gill and Marshal Fred Rose
Of Hobart were yesterday notified to
watch out for two men whom August
wabl. farmer living near Porter,
claims knocked him down and stole his
horse.
The officers started out from Hobart
in an automobile and soon came across
the men who answered TO the descrip-
ton. The men were captured about
three miles north of Hobart and were
driving with their families in cara
van of covered wagons.
The men who were arrested gave
their names as Dell Harrington and
Robert Bertram. Bertram is the man
whom VAIL alleges accosted him and
then knocked him down and after
wards stole his horse.
The men were turned over to Mar
shall Busse of Porter. Bertram denies
that he knocked Vail down and took
his horse away from him. He claims
that he and Vail traded horses and
that after the II dOO " as maui w All
was dissatisfied and started a quarrel
He sys that he and VAIL then got
into a fight and after he had thrashed
Wahl he went away with the horse
The prisoners will given hearing
efore a Porter Justice and If the evil
dence against them is sufficient they
will held to the Porter superior court
for horse stealing.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-07-10
OFFICIAL IS SURPRISED
Wonderful Astonishment is
Shown by General Man
ager of Erie Line.
Oh. how surprised he wss,

Secretary E. F. tombstone of the Bus
mess Mems Association of Hammond
was in a receipt of a letter from J. p.
Sherman, the general manager of the
Erie railroad, this morning in which
he stated that he was surprised to learn
that no steps had been taken by the
division superintendent towards clean
ing up the right of way of the railroad
in Hammond.
He said he would look after the mat
ter and informed Mr.. Johnson that next
week he would be in Hammond for the
purpose of looking over the local situa-
ton and taking up the needs of the city
with the members of the association.
Mr.. Johnston was very much pleased
at this show of interest on the part of
a man who believes he has a right to
be unfriendly to the city of Hammond
considering the manner in which it has
made the road toe the mark
We trust Mr.. Sherman gets over his
surprise. He ought to take something
for II.