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Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-04-08
orrAvE SCENE o FATAL
SHOOTING ARRAY
,r,om wednesdays Daily

po,,r,s of killing that seems TO
..ro many elements Of self defense
NOD the sherifr's Office yesterday
Am Octave, telling OF the death of
,,.n. sandoval at the hands of Fran
-, Arrcalancs, another Mexican, who
"a , ni.,ol in his defense of Sando.
-, wife and himself with deadly
effect
According to the mcagrc details oh.
..;.,,lc from Octave, the killing, which
~ Mace about $3.50 o'clock, Monday
.rooipc. a, Sandoval's home, was the
,o,,omc Of a family quarrel. Sandoval,
:, =, said. was in the husbandly act Of
..,..c,,np his wife with an axe when
,,,e,lonrs intcrfcrcd. Thereupon San.
,.,,l turned his attention to Arrcal
,,,. threatening him with the fate he
,,l prcyiously intended for his spouse.
A. S,ndoyal continued to advance,
,i,b the axe appraised, Arrealanes pull.
a hi. pistol aud shot Sandoval dead,
,rer which ne escaped from the scene,
making his way to point about two
miles from Octave, at which place he
On, ,hc telephone wires, TO avoid his
b,inp headed of by use OF the phone.
v,om this point all trace Of him was
lost. and up to late hour last night
m Information rs to his present where.
,bou,s mad been obtained.
According 10 police descriptions Ar.
,e,lancs is 80 years old, weighs about
$50 hounds. is feet q or inches in
height. ligh, complexion for n Mexican,
Ia. dark eyes, a small mustachc Of
br,wnish color. which he will probably
shave IN in an attempt To avoid recog-
ri,on. has brown hair, which inclincs
:, be rurlcy. aud when last seen wore
black coat aud nat, and trousers of u
dark hue
In an attempt TO npprchcnd Arrcal'
ane, the sheriff. office has sent circu-
lar. broadcast over the county, telling
of ,hc crime aud giving a good descrip
,ap of the shooter, ms n result of which,
j, Is Thought. he will shortly be captur
ed
The fact that Arrcalancs fled after
Ii, crime has led the officers 10 believe
tia, the story ms to how the shooting
occurred il not strictly correct, as they
argue he would not have made any at.
tempt 10 escape had he fred in self
defense Attempts TO learn further
details Of the shooting. made by the
Journal Miner, resulted in the same
story Of the ARRAY being received. In
thc event that Arrcalancs snot Sando-
val while protecting woman and his
own life, IL is hard to understand why
be should have fled.
second story in reference to the
shooting. tclcphoncd TO the Journal
Miner late last night, was to the Ell
feet that Arrcalancs and Sandoval's
wife had been found in compromising
position and that when Sandoval at
tackled his wife and the alleged para
mour Arrcalanes shot him. The truth
II this story could not be verified last
night
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-04-08
RICH ORE STRIKE IN DUNKIRK
MINE.
CFrom Wednesday, Daily

News of AN important strike in the
bunkirk mine reached this city ycstcr-
day, the report, which is reliable. stat
ing that two feet of ore was encounter
cd in cross ledge struck in No. .
tunnel, which samples as 10 the ton in
gold, silver and copper.
The new find was made Saturday,
since when drift has been run on il
several feet, the ore body showing con
tiiiuity in size and values AS far as
opened. Tnc cross ledge was cncount-
cred $50 feet in from the mouth of the
tunnel nj depth of 2iO feet from the
outcroppings on the cross vein, which
shows n width of twenty feet on the
surface and twenty-five feet where
struck in the tunnel.
The cross vein has been exploited
very little and the finding of such a
promising body Of ore at this depth
was a surprise to tnc management and
those familiar with the property since
its discovery in the latter CO.'S when
il produced large amount Of rich gold
ore which paid handsome profit to
it's discovcrcrs by the primitive arastra
method of treatment.
Work in No. I tunnel, the lowest
opening in the mine, is being rushed
ms rapidly as possible. This tunnel
will tap the cross ledge l3l feet deeper
than No. .. II is expected that tne
ore body will be found in the cross
ledge here stronger than in the upper
level. ms IL il one of the peculiarities
of the Dunkirk mine that its ore bodies
| Increase in size and richness with
depth. when the cross ledge IL reach
ed in the lower tunnel il will he ex'
plorcd by a raise connecting with the
upper level wnerc the discovery was
made, Saturday. Drifts will also be
run on the cross ledge, according TO
nlans now under consideration by the
management.
The property is owned by the Mount
Tritlc Copper company Operations
ore beinp carried on in three levels IN
the mine and the output is treated IN
the new mill lately installed near inc
mouth Of the lower tunnel. Regular
consignments of concentrates reach
this city daily from the new mil wh'e0
is giving satisfactory results in the OK
traction of the values in tnc ores
An assay Office and new bunk MOUSE
were recently finished near the m'n'
and the camp is now modern IN AL III
appointments, the only drawback DC
ing the distance from railroad fae'l'''cs
The proposed narrow guage r"''roa'
from the mouth Of tho Poland tnnne
TO the Lookout mine, which w'i'' u
all probability, be constructed UNI
year, will pass within a short distane
Of tho Dunkirk mine, affording raiiroa'
connections vita Humboldt and othe
smelters, which will be great savin
in the transportation Of the product
. market.
The Dunkirk group, comprising e'e'
On claims, is located on the souther
slope of Mount Tritle, near the hea
of Slate creek, twelve miles south
h this city.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-04-08
RUNAWAY HORSE AT PORT.

The remnants Of n rather bad run
AWAY are at present being held nj Fort
whipple awaiting a claimant. Parties
who visited the fort last evening stat
ed the soldiers had discovered run
away morse, OF dunn color, badly cut
up around the breast and neck, and a
smashed up buggy with yellow running
gear and black body. The owner can
have the pieces by calling at the post.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-04-08
ARE RELEASED.

BUTTE, Mont, April 2.--'Aceording
to special received here, Joseph
shannon, william Cults and A. T.. Ed
wards were released from jail today.
They have been serving 30 days because
Of alleged contempt of the injunction
~ the federal court on the application
Of the Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone
company.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-04-08
RIOTERS KILLED.

ROME, Italy, April .2-Thrce rioters
were killed and fifteen wounded as u
resul, of the firing by troops upon "
number Of workmen here today, VINO
created n disturbance during the nun
avn, 20 o,c Of their number. The labor
exchange is now Threatening a general
strike.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-04-08
DIAMOND WORKERS TO
REST DURING APRIL

AMSTERDAM, April 2.-The Dia-
mond Workers union today decided
upon n complete cessation Of work
through April and when work Is re-
sumed there will be demand for an
increase Of wages. Ten thousand men
are affected.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-04-08

Mining location notices for sale at
toe Journal. Miner Office.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-18
A. B. "a. SURGEONS
WILL MEET IN
THIS CITY
FIRST MEETING WILL BE HELD
IN BRUNSWICK ON FIRST WE'D
NESDAY IN MAY-LARGE NUM-
BER WILL COME.

During the convention of the Geor-
gia Medical Association in Fitzgerald
this week the surgeons of the Atlanta,
Birmingham and Atlantic railroad
met and formed an organization. All
ogic rs Of the association were elect
d and Brunswick was selected as the
place for the holding OF the first
N ct3ng Of the new organization. The
a. tins will he held en- the fourth
W dnesday in May and Il is expected
that large number OF tn surgeons
will be present.
Or. G. w Blanton. of this city, was
elected vice president Of the associa'
ton This organization is made up
OF all surgeons Of the Atlanta Bir-
mingham and Atlantic railroad, about
65@in number and is composed of the
leadings phsyicians Of the cities
through which the road passes
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-18
BRUNSWICK SOON TO
HAVE MANY NEW.
CITIZENS
ABOUT THIRTY FOREIGNERS TO
GET THEIR CITIZENS PAPERS
AT THE COMING SESSION OF
THE SUPERIOR COURT.

Brunswick VII nave about thirty
new citizens VIII the superior court
meets next mcnrh, and at the same
tine Uncle Sam will also gain that
number OF nCW citizens.
Citizenship papers have b.ea lied
in th2 superior court by al4I, all
the Greeks in Brunswick, and also
by one or two other fer ianers Who
have been living her Jo some iaa
and who have decided that rhe Unit
cd States in sen raj and Brunswick
in particular, S a mighty coed place
to live in.
This is not given as pointer to
the many candidates now seeking
Office in the county, but it is more
than likely that an c these foreigners
Will receive their citizenship papers
in tim 10 vote in the many elections
to be held this year
Most OF the na8 citizens will be
Greeks, while one or two Snauiards
and Cubans ar among the number
who want to be 'Americanized" AS
stat d above, about thirty application
have been filed and all Of them will
be acted upon when the court meets
n st month
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-18
JUDGE sPEER DEsIeNATEs THE
NATIONAL BANK FOR ALL
U. S. FUNDS.
FROM BANKRUPTCY COURT
All Money Derived from Cases in
Judge lsaac's District viii Here
after be Deposited in the Lo-
cal Institution.

The National Bank OF Brunswick
for all funds of the bankruptcy court
of Referee Isaac's district, an order
to that effect having Just been issued
by Judge Speer This means a great
deal for the Brunswick bank. as all
monies in the custody Of all trustees
Of the court in Judge 1saac's district
will hereafter deposit their money in
the local institution
The order issued ny judge Speer is
as follows:
IT is ordered by the court that The
National Eank Of Brunswick, at
Brunswick, Georgia, be and it is here
by designataq one OF the repositories
for bankruptcy funds.
Ordered further, that all moneys
in bankruptcy cases arising in the
counties of Glynn, Mcintosh Camden,
Charlton Pierce Ware Appling Wayne
Jeff Davis and Coffee be deposited
by the trustees, receivers. custodians
and other officers of this court in The
National Bank of Brunswick.
II is further ordered that the or
ders heretofore entered with refer
ence to the counter-signature Of
checks and paying out OF money
shall apply to said The National Bank
Iof Brunswick as we'll as to the other
repositories heretofore named
1t is further ordered that isaid The
National Bank Of Brunswick execute
bond ia the United States subject
to the approval Of this court in tho
sum Of twenty-five thousand dollars
AS ,jroyided in Section 81 of the
Bankruptcy Act Of 1895
This April 10th 1908. e
EMORY SPEER.
United States Judge
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-18
COLD WEATHER REPORTED YES
TERDAY UP IN NORTH
GEORGIA.
Loss MAY Be HEAVY '0Nt
Full Extent of the Damage IS not ".
Known But the Indications are
Tfat Many Trees Have Been
Killed.

Atlanta, April l7.-Rcp rs r ,fifed
in this city today indicate thar the
fruit crop has been badly damaged by
the cold wave which passed over mort
the cold wave which passer over
north G>crgia last night and early
this morning ana while the full extent
cf The damage is not yet known, ii
may proYe to be quite serious one.
In sop sections of the fruit belt it
is reported TO have baen ususually
cold for This season of the year and
the wave came at time when it was
not expected by the fruit growers.
In. north Georgia, especially, It IS
believed the damage has been very
heavy round tn Fort Valley peach
peach il is not thought that the fruit
was damaged 10 any great extent
Warmer weater is predicted for tc-
morrow, and it is not expected that
there will be another such cold wave
this season.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-18

The original hand colored life mo
ion pictures Of the great Passion
Play VIII be presented at the Grand
opera h use Easter Monday and Tucs-
day, April 20-21. and special matt
nee Tuesday for the school childr ~.
The advance seat sale opens this
morning. When properly equipped
md presented t'era is rot an attrac-
ion before the wcrld today in the
~ay Of an entertainment so impress
SIFn. 50 pleasing so uplifting in the
future morality OF the individual as is
his wonderful creation in moving
1ct1re form. That IT is doing the
world great good. no one can deny.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-18
PENSIONS FOR WIDOWS.

Washington. April H. Pension
commissioner Warner announced to-
lay that widows now on the pension
-oll would not be required to make
duplication for the increase from SO
5l2 month, recently voted by
congress. The commissioner has in
tructed the pension agencies of the
country to put thtis law into effectau.
'omatically, the first payment Of the
increase tc be made May 4. This ac-
ion VIII result in the saving Of sey-
ral hundred thousand dollars to the
aensiiners affected. Widows not al
'eady on the rolls, but who are en-
tiled to the increase. are. required
o make application, as in the past
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-18
Knights Temrlar Service.

The annual Easter service of the
above order will be held in the First
Methodist church, Sunday afternoon
at 4 O'clock Special music will be
rendered under the direction Of Mi
George Cook. The sermon will be
preached by Rev r. Kerr, the prelate
of the Commandery The Sir Knights
win attend in full dress uniform and
the prelate will wear his official robes
The general public are most cor
daily invited. 4
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-18
VIOLATION OF SUNDAY LAW.

Kansas City, Mo, April l7~-After
being out for nearly three hours, a
jury tonight returned a verdict find
ing l.. A. Keller, ticket seller at the
Orpheum thaattr, guilty Of violatin
the Missouri law against performing
unnecessary labor on Sunday and
fed his punishment at fine OF ST.
This is the first conystion in similar
cases Of which there are about 1000
pending against theater owne:g and
employers. Jurors in the Lrst two
cases disagreed.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-18
TO ESENTENcE LYLE.
Judge Parker Viii lr,pose Death For
the Second Time.

Haycross. April ~ Judge 7. A.
Parker authorizes the statement that
Harry Z Lyle convicted for the mur.
der OF his wife and child Will be re,
sentenced to haas ca next Monday.
after the cony,nine cf Ware Superior
court
While # is not announced at what
incur I yle will receive the sentence
of death for the second tim from
IHdg Parker in al probability he
VIII b sentenced just before court
adjcurns for dinner Monday.
The Lyle death sentence has al
ready been prepared by Judge pa~-
ber and Solicitor General John W.
3 bennett The date which has been
set for tn hanging has not been
made public. bur win likely be with.
n thirty days from next Monday
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-18
A DARIEM VIEW
Or the Extension of tie c. c. and P.
to This City.

Or the Extension of tie c. c. and P.
to This City.
The following is n N the Darien
Gazette
The propos extension Of the
Gaorgia Coast x Pi sdmoat road from
Larion 10 Brunswick is now almost a
certainty and the road will he built
during the summer Messrs. George
d. MacAay and F. j. Idssman, princi-
pal owners, Mr H. D. Emerson gen
eral manager. and Mr. A. DeS. Men-
dos, auditor were here from New
York early in the week on business
connected with the project While
here Mr.. Mackay informed us that
The road would b eextended as there
Was but little in the way to prevent
The early building TO Brunswick. We
stu believe that the extension of
his road will be a good thing for this
section and win open up some Of the
finest truck farming lands in the
country
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-18
TBRlLLINe EXPERIENCE OF THE
CREW OF THE BARK H. c.
JOHNSON
MEN FOUGHT FIR LIVES
While Trying 10 Save Articles Aboard
tfe Wrecked Vessel They Were
Caught by Storm and Had to
Leave in Small Life Boat.

First mate Harris and five other
members OF the wrecked bark Fl G
johnson. which went ashore off
Cumberland island few days age,
had desperate struggle for tn IN
lives yesterday and from gidnight
Thursday until O'Clock yesterday
morning all six cf the men Xpected
70 be sw pt overheard and 10 suffer
tiie fate ef the waves
The mat, with tha Eve members OF
the crew. left brunswick Thursday
in the small life boat to go TO the
wrecked bark in an effort TO save the
sails, etc. abord che vessel The eX-
pected the captain 10 come for them
yesterday aboard lighter which
VAS to have been tow by the tug
econey
Late Thursday h.-nt high norlh-
east wind started to blowing and ho
six men at once rcalizng that they
were In a perllous condition The
waves were rushing high Over Inc
rocked bark. and every minute they
expected TO be swept overheard They
clung to the vessel until O'Clock yes
terday morning, when they boarded
their little life beat, which was half
filled with ater with two hol in
her side Little did the men ever ex-
pect to reach land The waves were
rolling many Get in the air. but al
though half loaded With water and
badly damaged the little life boat
stood the sea well.
The men were at least three CT our
miles from Cumberland island and
tRey remained at the oars from 3
O'Clock Yesterday morning until s
O'clock. when they finally reached
shore. The mate stated that the sea
men were 50 delighted when they
put their bare feet upon the sand
once more. they yeelled and scream
Cd running around and cutting all
kinds Of capers in celebration Of their
arrial.
The men had no idea where they
were; they little cared as they knew
they had passed through The greatest
experience Ct their lives.
They then started out walking in
search Of a house and after clogging
through the sand for a few hours land
sd at the Stafford place. they told
their story to the milHonairas wh.
still remained at the place They
we're well cared or from that tim
antl they reached the city. AFTER
giving them good meal. they were
driven to Mrs Camegie's, Dungeness.
where they awaited the steamer En-
incline from Fernandina and returned
TO the city last night
The mate was seen by a News re-
norter after his arrial back in Bruins
wick and be stated that it was the
worst experience ne has ever had
~ his many wears as seaman. He
said little did he and his crew think
that they would ever reach shore
again. The waves were rushing over
'he bark, hurting rigging in every di.
feetion and she, as rapidly beating
to nieces It was impossible for the
n1en to- remain aboard the bark and
'hey wera compelled to chance their
lives in the little lifeboat.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-18
SPECIAL PROGRAMS IN ALL OF
THE LOCAL HOUSES OF
WORSHIP.
THOSE WHO ARE 10 SING
Pretty Music Will be q Featur. Of
tte Services Tomorrow in the
Brunswick Churches-The
Programs

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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-18
SPLENDID MENU.
o9lethorpe to Serve Special Easter
Dinner Tomorrow.

~S'Sh"S' pc 10 SefNe special Easter
Dinner Tomorrow.
The Oglethorpe will serve very
handsome dinner tomorrow. The
nienu is as follows:
Egg A la Russo
Green turtle clear or C0nsomme en-
tassee
olives sliced tomatoes picked onions
Broiled bluefsh parsley butter
potatoes julienne
Chichen patties fnanciere
Orange hitters wine sauce
Prime ribs Of beef aau jus
roast ph2p capon cranberry sauce
New striI beans notatoes. mashed
or boiled
Asparagus tips vinaigrette
lemon meringue pie e,tuh frutti ice
cream. assorted cakes.
cheese crackers demi tasse.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-18
CITATION.

State of Georgia. County of Glynn.
TO All Whom il May Concern:
A. H. Boyle~-having made applica-
ton to me in due form of law to be
appointed permanent administrator
upon the estate of Mou Yuen. late of
SAID county deceased notice is here
by given that said application VIII be
heard at the regular term of the court
.of Ordinary for said county to be held
on the first Monday in May, 1908.
witness my hand and seal, and
oiiiclal signature, this first day Of
April, 1908
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-18
Had a Good Shoot

The members Of the Brunswick Gr1
club held their regular weekly shoot
out at the grounds yesterday after
noon A large number Of the me'd.
bers were present and the shoot was
Lne Of the best yet held.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-18
His Natal Day.

Jno. Chehman, the viii known rep
resentative Of the Acme Brewing CO.
celebrateds lis 4eth birtltdty yester-
day The News joins his man friends
in wishing him many happy returns
Of the dal !
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-18
WATER HAS REcEDED

Helena. Most April 1.-THE high
water in the Missouri river north cf
This. city. caused by tha break in the
IIsillser lake Tuesday has reccded
and the r!y is now about al its nor.
NAL stage The prop rty loss. aside
from the damage to the structure viii
be uominal
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-18
First Bap list Church.

PREACHING II a. m, and S p. M. by
the pastor, Rev. J Z. Sammons
Morning subject: "Christlanitv q
Failure il Christ Be not Risen"
Evening subject: 9TH Chrlstless
Church"
special music for both services has
peen arranged aud VIII be rendered
by Misses Stafford and Nowlin.
Messrs. Fleming, Pace Bailey and
Andrews.
MIS- Jenie Symons. organist
Morning Program.
instrumental voluntary Festival
March-Gunod
Vocal voluntary. Trust in the Lord
Gackscm- Choir.
oHertory with Ny Thougbt"-
Gunod.
offeratory, vocal Il Know That Nv
redeem ar Liyeth" fRandalD-Miss
Stafford. UPS
Evening.
housser.
Voluntary sa42s Lead KfndI
Light Ferris Choir
Offertory. Melodie of Love.
offertory vocal "saye Me. On
~rd" (Rendezzer) Miss Stafford.
3election-Male Quartette..
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-18
go Aceommodstlons.

The large house corner Of a and G.
streets has just been thoroughly fit
ted throughout with now furniture
and is now ready 10 receive room
ers Th1 rooms are all large and com
Portable rooms are rented by the
day, week or month and those who
are in search Of goods rooms can BE-
easily pleased
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-18
St. Jude's Church.
April 49, II a. m.

Easter April 10, II a. m.
Professional hymn SIC
professional hymn, SIC; Christ
Passover. .'-Danks
The Deum Read
JubiIate,,--Danks.
Hymn 12l.
Ofortory Anthem, "Ha is not
Here, is Risen Reed.
Thou art not Worthy. w. b.
Gilbert
Hymn III.
There will be evening prayer and
sermon at 1870 p. m.