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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-21
ATLANTA 3, MEMPHIS 2.

Memphis, May 20.-Both pitchers were hit hard today but the visiting team hit att more opportune times and won.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Caught at the Plate.

Boston. May 2o.-Cleveland won an ex- citing game from Boston today. The home team rallied strongly in the ninth but a good throw by Birmingham caught Thoney at the plate and cut off what would have been the tieing run Score.
 R.H.E. Cleveland :. ... eco 020 002--4 8 1 Boston - ........ 100 GOO 002-S 12 Batteries: Joss and N. Clarke; Winter and Carrigan. Time, 1:43 Umpire, O'Loughlin.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-21
Atheltics Lose Again.

Philadelphia, May 20.-St. Louis won to- days game here by punching hits with the errors by the home team and a wild pitch bv Plank Score: R.H E. St. Louis ........0 .010 020 00O-3 Philadelphia .............0 .0l0 0oo eoo-l 7
 Batteries: Powell and Spencer Plank and Powers. Time 1:45. Empires, Con- molly and EGan.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-21
MONTGOMERY 10, MOBILE '.

Montgomery. May 2o.--A game which was notable for the sluggng ended this afternoon with the score 10 to in favor of Montgomery. Out of the total of 2S hits Perry for Montgomery got a home
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-21
Pittsburq Fails to Hit.

Pittsburg, May 2O.-The home teams in- ability to hit Mcintyre was responsible for their defeat by Brooklyn. Score:
 R.H E. I2ttsburg -. ...... :. .000 GOO 100-1 4 , Brooklyn ...0O0 020 OOO--2 10 Q Batteries: Willis, Leever and Gibson; Mcintyre and Bergen. Time, 1:4o. Um- pres, O'Day and Johnstone.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-21
Bugs Downs the Giants.

St. Louis. May 20-St. Louis took the opening game of the series with New York today. Raymond pitched in brilliant form, allowing New York but three hits Score. R.H.E. St. Louis =. =. u. ...010 GOO OO*-1 8 0 New York =. .. .. .. GOO GOO 000--0
 Batteries: Raymond and Ludwig; Me- Ginnity, Tyalor and Needham. Time, 1:36 Umpires. Klem and Rigler.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-21
Games Today.

Birmingham at Little Rock. Montgomery at Memphis. Nashville at New Orleans. Atlanta at Mobile.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-21
BARONS BEATEN FOR FOURTH TIME RobertaiIIe Weak When PincheS
 Loom Up OOWNEY HITS HOME RUN With Robertalle Holding Ball, Reick- ert Steals Home in the Second. Barons Dumb and Llstless
 Throughout.
LEAGUE STANDING.
Results Yesterday.

New Orleans 5. Birmingham 2. Little Rock 10, Nashville l. Montgomery 10, Mobile '. Atlanta 3, Memphis ?.
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Summary: Two-base hit, Gaskill. Three base hits, Benson, Hassett, Thornton. Home run, Perry Double plays, Gaskill to Massing to Garyin, Gaskill to Massins, Greminger to Perry to Bliss. Sacrifice hits, Greminger, Van Anda, Daley. Stolen bases, Reagan, Persons. Base on balls, Gaskill 4. Struck out, Van Anda g. Cas- kill 4. Time of game, 200. Umpire, Carr penter.
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Birmingham ........... 010 900 100-2 New Orleans .......... III 002 00x--5
 SUMMARY Two-base hits-Sa brie, Lord, Dele hanty.
 Home run--Downey. Stolen bases-Rickert, Rohe CD. Douglass.
 Sacrifice hits-Rohe, Huber. Stratton, Lord, Dundon, Manning, Sabrie. Double play-Lord to Stratton. Struck out-FritZ. 8; Robertaille, 3. Bases on balls-Fritz, ?; Robertaille, 1.
 Wild pitch-Fritz. Passed ball-Raub. Time of game-1 :39. Umpire-Pfenninger.
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s-One out when game was called.
 Score by innings:
 Little Rock :. ......ZoV ooo w Meanwhile .. GOO 010 O.
 Summary: Stolen bases, Speaker, Col lins wood Sacrifice hits, Daubert Con nors. Base on balls, Eyler ?, Hess l. Struck out, Eyler g. Hess L Time or game, 125 Umpire, Fitszimmons.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-21
Read, Check Off!
Bayarian Chinas Zlc

Three decorations of fine Imported Bavarian China Cups and Saucers that sell at 75e each.
 Six decorations of China Ramekins and plates that sell at 63c. Ten dozen of both--no more.
 (second FIoor.)
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coa!sley Shows Ability.

Cincinnati May 20-Coalkley's superb pitching was too much for the Philadel- phias, who failed to get runner to sec ond base during the game. Score:
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Time of game. 2:15. Empires, O'Brl and Brown.
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LITTLE ROCK 10, NASHVILLE I

Little Rock, May 2.-Little Rock sent its regular team into action today for the first time in three weeks, and had
 an easy time defeating Nashville. The game was called at the end of the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-21
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

Augusta, May 2o.-Augusta and Colum- bia played a 12-inning tie game here to- day. Darkness put an end to the con- test. Score: R.H D. Augusta ..... ....... .0O0 020 GOO 000-2 ? Columbia . . 900 001 OO1 O00-2 8 1
 Batteries: Atkins. Sitton and Carson; Salve and Harnish.
 Macon. Ga, May 20.-The visitors made seven runs in the third inning and the game was never afterward in doubt. Score: K. Il F. Savannah :. ... OPT GOO 000-9 16 3 Macon ....... 200 GOO 200-4i 1S 4
 Batteries: Hoff and Kahlkoff Stowers, Malarkey and Robinson and Shea.
 Charleston, s. C.. May 20.-Jacksonville punched hits in. the second inning and scored three runs which the locals were
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-21

Cincinneti ... =. =. ...000 020 10*-3 6 1 Philadelphia ... .. GOO 900 0O0--0 1 5
 Batteries: Coakley and Scheli; McQuil- Ian and Dooin. Time. 1:55. Umpire, Emslie.
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New Orleans, May 20-(Special)- )-The Birds won the fourth straight game from Birmingham, to 2, in impressive manner today.
 Charley Fritz stabbed successfully against Algernon Robertaille, and al- though the Dutch lad liked to get himself in holes, faultless fielding behind him prevented the slagpile heroes from ever getting up
 Downey hit handsome home run over the left field fence in the second inning, scoring the visitors first run, and De- monts free pass, Henlines sacrifice and Robertaille's single to right scored their other tally in the seventh inning.
 Robertaille was always in distress and the crowd tried to coax Dad" Vaughn in to letting Fleharty fling few after the locals had cinehed the game by count ing three in the first three periods, but "Robby" had to stick 1t out, and, although the sixth saw him punished painfully, he finished fast.
 The knack of base running has been shown by all the Birds during the four games, but their success is in no small measure due to the dumb work of a few Barons.
 Reckert Steals Home.
 Rickert opening the first for the locals by single 10 leII, went to lllfu Ou Il pair of grounders and then swiped the plate with Robertaille holding the ball Eddie Sabrie, singling to start the second, was advanced to second by Dundons hit, and after Huber had sacrificed, Stratton's roller to first was the signal for a sue cessful squeeze" which netted the sec ond rund.
 Downeys sensational work at third was discontinued in a fatal moment in the next inning. Rohe single, stole second, and was safe at third when Downey dropped the fast throw of Raub. Lords long skier to center was the sacrifice needed to get the third and winning run.
 The way the Pelicans pounded Rober- taille in the sixth was awful. Lord hit a two-bagger to the left field fence and scored on Deelhanty's hit to the sun garden, Henline being blinded by the sun on account of the angle at which the ball boomed out. Sacrifices and squeeze brought the runner in. The Barons held the locals to one more hit, but the beat ing was by a comfortable score.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-11
GIVE ROSY REPORT OF HASSAYAMPA
 PROSPECT
Locat0rs Assert They Have Mountain of Rich
 Sulphides
Trosn Tuesdays Dallyb

William Baker returned from the promising mineral discovery owned by him aHJ !. '. Mcdonald in the Iiassa. yampa district with samples of the rich sulphije ores. The find was made by Mcdonald six weeks ago. It is located miIe west of the Blue Dick mine and a mile and a half east of the Jersey Lily.
 "Thcrc is a whole mountain of ore like this,' Baker said as he exhibit cd a specimen weighing ten pounds to Journal Miner representative. "lt will prove the greatest mineral discov. cry made here in years,' hc added. "Shlfts have been sank and cross. cn,s run in the ore body in n zone of BOO feet iU width. Ore has been found everywhere tho ground has been opened samples run as high as ss5 to the ton in gold. It IS considered \ remarkable find by the prospcciors and miners of that scction.'
 Tho Baker and Mcdonald property is located on the south slope of the second highest peak in the Senator range, ten miles south of this city, The ground has been run over since tir early 6O's by prospectors and miners. lt was considered vslueless from s mineral standpoint until Me Donald accidentally discovered n body pf high grade ore in it six weeks ago n IS a wen watered and timbercd see lion of tbc range. Baker and Me n"nsld are making preparations t' ',tsrr development ia q modest way aI tpy are no, possessed of suhicien funds io equip it with hoisting an, ashcr mnine machinery and open | s'stensIvc,y.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-11
rAMOUs OLD MINE
 Is AGAIN GOOD PRODUCER
CFrom Sundays Daiiy)

Thirty mon are now employed at the Nulture mine purchased few months igo by Boston syndicate. Director Hutchinson, who passed through hore yesterday afternoon on his way east, is authority for the statement that n large body of ore was found in a drift leading from the old workings which are now caved into an abyss two hun drod feet accp. The orc carries nver age gold values of s35 to the ton The discovery was made while the miners were repairing z cave.
 4 force of mechanics has been cm ployed during the last few weeks re- pairing twenty stamps of the old eighty stamp mill. Examining the boilers . few days ago the discovery was made that both large boilers were useless New boilers will be purchas I'd and installed as soon as possible.
 Tbe vuR.rc mine has record in
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-11

gold production of sls.O0O,O0O. lt @ns discovered in 1863 by Henry Wickcnburg, who K generally consid cred to have been H son of the found cr of the famous Krupp gun factory in Germany. li, history is one of sue rc,sivc lawsuits, shutdowns. and thcfts of ii, rich golden treasures One of its superintcndcnts was killed while conveying a large amount of bullion from inc mine overland to Tucson, The bullion was taken by the murder. CTS. who escaped capture.
 The fame of the richness of the Vul. turc ores spread all over the west soon after it's discovery, attracting hun dreds of hardy prospcctors. miners and fortune hunters 10 the district. A claim jumper disputed wickcnburg z righ, to the property, claiming that he was not citizen of the United States. wickenburg won the lawsuits that fol. lowed.
 After its purchase by the Vulturc Mining Company it was extensively opened. No timbers were used in the mine, inc ground' being held by pillars left in the great deposit. Lessees of the property, many years afterwards, removed the pillars and the ground kept caving in until now it is an abyss two acres in extent on the surface and two hundred feet deep. Preparations are now under way to start the sink ing of a new shaft from which the deposit will bc worked through cross cuts.
 The mine is located fifteen miles southwest of Wickcnburg.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-11
H5m rac.l1s psHv

lHcHwfnu, arrangements for th" sale of 'hc \iloun -mclting Compa u,'- -uci'cf. oud l,ud and mining m tcrc.,- p ilumboldt u front of th" north do,r o' tLr courthouse today u u.an l,r .urpc'cd J. kratncy Rice, ,ou,cr Of Inc Arizona -mcllng Com JHuy ul tUc Consolidated Nrloun -m,.'iug Company. arrived here vo+ trrIay from Ncv Jersey lIc l. ac ,nmraucJ b, Attorney Prank L.. Cracker oi tbc finn of Crockrr and Wirks. New York, and by hi- private secretary. Miss Conway
 Couycrsing with Q Journal Miner representative yesterday afternoon, Receiver Rice admitted that hc knew of prospective bona Gdc bidder for the properties of inc bankrupt con. vcrns. He did not care, however, io reveal inc identity of The prospective purchaser hut it was learned last eve. ming from one in close touch with inc sncltcr interests that the purchasing company was made up nf some of the largest hnancial concerns in New Work aud New Jersey. |, was learn. ed thnt the prospective purchaser had authorized ihc statement that work win hc resumed almost immediately if inc sale {. consummatcd
 Br,ldc- the sale of the ~mcltcrs lands and personal property of inc
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-11
BIDDERS GATHER FQR
 AUCTION If SHELTER

Arizona smelling Company at Hum boldl. thc following properties of the Consolidated 1mclting Company will .I-D hc offered for sale.
 The Blue Bell and Victory group. of mluc-. comprising six claims locatcd uf Blue Bell
 One thousand- shares of the stock .. thc Arizona Exploration Company.
 \ claim of thc bankrupt against inc Arizona Exploration Company n the amount of t3s,2Gl2I
 Eight hundred aud seventy eight bonds of ihc Dc Soto Mining Company ot ihc sum of sjou each Ninc hun drcd .cvcnty nine and il2i shares of 'hr capital stock of the Dc Soto Min. .ng Company and au additional claim against thc Dc Soto Mining Company ID thc approximate amount of tl6O, poo
 The properties of both bankrupt companies will bc offered for sale in parcels and then as a whole. If the bid for the whole ,scccds the aggrc. gate bids for the parcels it will bc accepted The sale will he subject to The approval of ihc court. The pur chaser Is required To deposit ten per cent of the amount of his bid. The sale shall hc completed and the bal aucc of the purchase price paid after confirmation of the sale in the office oi the trustee in New Brunswick. New Jersey, at noon. December 70. 1908.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-11
(From Tucsday's naily) Here from Humboldt.

Here from Humboldt.
 Herman Schwanbcck of Humboldt K here on business. Dewey Visitor.
 C. C. Miller of Dewey is visiting here on business. Camp Verde Visitor.
 NJ. l.. Osborn of Camp Verde is wis. ting in the city. Purchasing Supplies.
 ]. s. Swigert of Groom Creek is iu the city purchasing supplies. Walker Visitor.
 Horace Yeomans i- in the city from Walker on short business visit. Here from Fossil Creek.
 Dr. ]. K. Mcdonnell of Fossil Creek is visiting his family in the city. Mining Man Here.
 Dr. 0. l.. Geer, the Congress June tion mining man. k here on business
 Dan (. Bacon, the popular stockman from the Latimer strip section, is hero on business.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-11
Stopped over Hore.

Mis- Mabel Wilson. teacher of thc Wc. Verde school. and Ni,, Iadn Ral,tnn. teacher of inc Bishop Creek school. arrived here yesterday on their way tp Tucson. where they will attend the meeting of ,hc Arizona Teachers Association. They will leave for Tue .ou tpIuN
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-11
Railroad President Here.

]. \. Edson. president of the Kan sns City and Southern railroad, ar. rived here yesterday afternoon from the south in his private ear. He is accompanied by Mrs. Edson and daughter and son.iu-law and daughter. Lieutenant and Mrs. Kenneth Vii liams. Lieutenant Williams will re- main mt Fort whipplr aS constructing quartermaster.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-11
campalpn Managcr Here

Prank E smith, editor ot inc J"r omc Copper Hcl' and chairman of th' county Republican central committee arrived lcre yr-"rlny trom Jerome llc reports min'rl active 70 'hc \rfi' di.tfi,f
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-11

Maxton ViSitor.
 ". D. Webster Of Nav'on |. visiting m thc city Here from Humboldt.
 R r. Walker of Humboldt !. visit ing in thc city. Home from Los Angeles.
 M.. ollie Fisher arrived home lae night from Lo. Angcic. Here on Business.
 George Meade .thc NrCabc mer chant. !, here ou short bushes, visit. McCabe Visitors.
 J. II Farrell and daughter. Miss Nora Farrell. of McCahc. are visiting iu thc city Mine supcrintcndonts Visits.
 C. r. Warren superintendent of the Juaniia Mining Company is here on mining business In from His Mines.
 John Kinney k in the city on busi ness from hs mines in the Eugene Gulch scrtion Passed Through.
 Dr. .t E. Hill of Camp Verde passed through here last night on his way to the territorial fair More Gold Bullion.
 The Prescott National Bank rccciv cd a bar of gold bullion. weighing sG5O, from inc Tiger Gold Company yesterday.
 Circulating Among His Friends.
 Ben Rybon is in the city from his mining camp near McCabc circulating among his many friends Mine Manager Here. r. r.. Small, general manager of the Brooklyn Arizona Mining Company, is here on mining business. Left for Bakersfield.
 Fred vcnator left yesterday for Bakersfield, after disposing of his bus. mess interests in Jerome Left on Hunt.
 yesterday afternoon for the Cedar Glade country on deer hunt. Home from tiie East. Mrs. Frances IIcslct returned Tues day from Chicago. where she spent two months visiting relatives. A Flying Visit.
 'f. q. Brown paid a flying business visi, to Ash Fork yesterday, return. ing home on last night s train. Will Leave for Phoenix. Judge Sloan will leave tonight for Phoenix, where he will attend scs. sion of the Supreme court of tho ter. ritory Monday.
 Montana Capitalist Here.
 Dave Pecler, Butte, Montana. cap. italist and banker, is n recent arrival here with a view of making this city his future home.
 Will Leave for Tucson.
 Mir and Mrs. ]. B. Jolly will leave today for Tucson, where he will pre-. side at the AriZopa Teachers Asso. citation meeting next week. Home from Phoenix. F.. DcSilva, master mechanic of the &. F., F. & F., and leased lines, ar. rived home yesterday from visit to Phoenix op railroad business.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-11
Bounty Pclt Contributions.

Peters hro,hcr4 added the pclis of three wild eat. and four coyotes to the super, isors' bounty hide collection yesterday George Mahard also sur rendered the hides of seven wild eats and six coyotc-. filing his demand for ihn -lnlnlnLN LnmniN
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-11
IIiph School Dancc.

The high school toy- entertained inc high school gtrl, and their friends at dance u ihc high school last night David Ling wa, master "i ''r cmpuIc- oi ile enjoyable .prI" 'i fair
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-11
Campaign Secretary Home.

George [. Young, general manager of the Derby mine and secretary or the territorial Republican central com mi,,cc. arrived here yesterday from Phoenix. after closing h', campaign hrnduunrtcr-
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-11
VIII Ride in the Air Ship.

Ed .-honrfmau, the Humboldt dia mond king. passed through hcrc la'' nigh, on hl, way to ,bc t"rr't"iih fair IIc .'otcd that hc intended '' ride ,n 'hc air ship.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-11
will Attend Friends Funeral

James Bark of Mayer passed through here last night on his way to plncu,x. where h. will attend the fu' neral of hi, fr.rnd, judg" Barnett, to-
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-11
Is Candidate for Senator.

District Attorney Henry r. Ash, of Coconino county, who pa, through here Sunday night to the ritorial fair in Phoenix, announced his friends at the depot here ths, will enter the race for q senator, as soon as the territory is gr.u sta.chood
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-11
A Flying Visit.

Ed Shciblcy, the Ash Fork me- chant paid flying visit to the cit ycytcrday. returning home on inc a' tcrnoon train.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-11
Will Leave for Poland.

Will Leave for Poland.
 John Tnbert will leave Uni, T. ing for Poland, where he ha, nj. interests.
 Here from Harrington.
 .'anc' Bradley of Harrington i, on a short visit.
 An omcial Visit.
 Deputy sheriff ]. ]. Cayanapy, here on official business.
 Home from Illinois.
 Attorney and Mrs. Leroy And.. arrived home Sunday morning fro, visit with relatives in Illinois Left for Los Angeles.
 l. D. l.. Williams was an on,,. passenger yesterday afternoon ,o, short business visit 10 Los Anoel.. Allowed Monthly Bills.
 The board of supervisors me, tcrdnv and allowed several mo,, accounts against the county. No CT official business was transacted stopped over Here.
 George Oylcr of Humboldt ao,l over here last night on his way Phoenix. where he intens to rid. the airship at the territorial fair In from the Bradshaws.
 Thomas Coyne and John O'Cou arrived here last night from mines in the Bradshaws to en;oy short vacation among their mi friends here. Is Candidate for Senator. District Attorney Henry r. ASl of Coconino county, who ba through here Sunday night to ,h, ritorial fair in Phoenix, announced his friends at the depot here thst will enter the race for senatorl as soon aS the territory k gss statehood. Hero from New York.
 Mrs. R. |. Lynch and daughter. Misses Gcncvicvc and Gertrude Lv1 arrived here last night from \ York. They were accompanied Mrs. Elizabeth Williams, Mrs. Lynl mother. They were met here by Lynch, who is connected with management of the Emporia min, Back from Los Angeles.
 W. C. Tonkin, president and gen} manager of the Inter State Gold Cl pany, operating in the Walker diad returned here last night from Los gclcs.
 Viii Attend Banquet.
 Attorney General F. \. Clark County Assessor T. E. Campbell T outgoing passengers yesterday na ing for Phoenix, whore they will tend the territorial fair and incidsu ly the Cameron banquet to be s| at the Adams Hotel. tonight.
 Passed Through.
 Mrs. w. F.. Ginder, of Kingms' former resident of this city, pa,
 through hero yesterday morning her way to Phoenix, where she will tend the territorial fair. She aec panied Master John Wilson Hood | Ash Fork to visit with his grandfI CT, Attorney ]. r. Wilson. Duncan Hood, mother of John Wi Hood, passed through Ash Fork her way to California from the [ Home from Congress. K. II. Hetherington of the Pres Sampler, arrived home yesterday ternoon from visit to the eamF the United Gold Mines at Cong where he purchased a carload of centrates. He will ship the cont
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-11
Left for the East.

! A. Edison, president of inc ka sas City southern Railroad Compan left yesterday for his home in the ca after a pleasant two days visit hcl
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-11
Stockman Visits.

Robert Ferguson. the Camp Woo .iorkman, is here ou business from hi ranch at Kymo. Ilc is hccompauic by his son, Robert Ferguson, Jr.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-11
Passed Through.

Father Nabrc of flagstalr and Fath CT Conoly of Winslow passed througl here Sunday night on their way {, Phoenix, where they will attend th' territorial fair.