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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-08-19

Mr.. Farley has been in the employ
of the Journal.M Miner about three years
and this paper has invariably found
him to be reliable, painstaking and &C.
curatc. and he bears that reputation
ms newspaper man throughout the
territory. Without brutally accusing
Mr.. Healy of prevarieation in the
statement ne made at Phoenix, yet 10
must be obvious that he must have sui.
fered painful lapse of memory after
he reached Chicago and possibly cor.
suited the leaders of the party as to its
program for Arizona.
II certainly must have been defect
i've memory that causes Healy TO deny
the statement he made at Prescott, foe
there is ample proof that he has been
afflicted with tnat ailment before. b.
tween August Is and September 1,
1907, he was in this city representing
a life insurance company and during
that period he contracted n bill at q
hotel to the extent Of eco Of which
about &5 was at the bar and the ~
mainder borrowed money. He must
have forgotten this indebtedness whom
he left, for he failed to pay 1t, and his
memory apparently has been out II
gear ever since. But toe hotel propris-
tor does not forget nor do some Of the
guests whom it is alleged he also touch
ed for sums at various times during his
stay in Prescott.
Really IL is too bad that the head
and front Of the independence league
in Arizona should be so forgetful Of
what he says and does, and before as
again accuses a reporter Of publishing
an unqualified falsehood," he ought
to butt his mead three times against .
lamp-post rs an experiment TO restore
his memory.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-08-19


IN TINS Office Bed of road o fectw
N4) faithful
ts25OO) Dollars payable
OF bond and
Proposals building
OF attached OF
The Board the o any ore all
bidders invited to be the of
information Clerk
hy order OF the Board
c. A. PETER Clerk.
Andrew Shaf
month
The following and dted
William Curran road
freight of VIM stephens,
materials Road District No Al
supplies for Road District No
HARDWARE Coz Road Districts
supplies Tor District No.
'" omrk, repairs Valley
Attest BARNEY
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-08-19
GOLD VEIN SHOWS AN
INCREASING RICHNESS
(from Wednesdays Daily


j. Il. Grand, managing director OF
the Big Stick Mining Company, who
left Sunday night for his company's
mines in the Santa Maria district,
while here stated that the strike made
July card in the 200 foot level from
the main working shaft is noding out
well in size and values. The ore body
is new one unknown To exist before
in the mine. II is five feet in thick
ness and carries values Of sl5 in gold
10 the ton. The find was made in n
crosscut. So far as developed IL shows
permanently in values and the man
agemcnt is of the opinion that IL or,
tends TO a great depth as well rs pos
sibly to the surface. Work is being
pushed on the new find as well as In
the sinking of the shaft. Tne installs-
tion Of the mill IL also well under way.
The property, which is widely known
as the Howell group of mines, In loeat.
ed in the Santa Maria district, twenty
miles northwest Of Date Creek station,
on the y. T., u. q y. A good wagon
road which connects that camp with
the station was built by the company
at an expenditure Of several thousand
dollars after tne group was purchased.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-08-19
HEALY SUFFERS AN
AMAZING 10. Of
MEMORY
Head Of Independence
League Makes A
Denial
1. !. i. 4. + + + /. /. i. i. i. /. i

+ +
4. "The statement made in the i.
i. Prescott Journal Miner that 4.
4. had stated my intention Of throw. 4.
4. ing my support as the territorial +
i. head Of the independence league 4.
4. to Mark Smith is an unqualified 4.
4. falsehood,' said Jimmie Healy, 4,
4. who returned to Phoenix this 4,
4. morning from the national conven. 4,
4. ton of the independence league, 4,
f. which met recently in Chicago. 4.
i. "Just as l dropped of the +
i. train at Prescott, on my way to +
4. Chicago" he continued, in fine 4.
4. indignation, 81 ran into a re. +
i. porter. Going to the convention +
i. in Chicago said he. Yes / +
4. said, starting to move away. 4.
i. Stop and tell me all about it, +
i. he urged. Cant STOP l re- +
i. piled. 'The train will pull out in !.
i. FIVE minutes, and I've got to go j.
i. across the street and get glass 4.
i. of beer. I've got no time to stop 4.
i. and talk politics now +
i. "That's what said, and he 4.
i. followed me up on the run while i
4. told him that the independence !
!. league intended to put a full !
i. ticket in the field this fall. i
i. Mark Smith will not get our sup !
j. port for delegate to congress. nor !
i. will any republican get it. ] am j
i. the whole thing in the indepen' !
i. dence party in Arizona, and ! i
i. say no. i
i. Jimmie Healy, or the Hon. 4
- James Hcaly, as he was rever- y
j. emily saluted in Chicago, was ex- y
i. ceedingly wroth Mt what he :!
=. claimed was n misstatement of \
i. his aims regarding the territorial \
% branch Of the independence par q
=. ty. He first heard of the alleged :,
!. misstatcment in Flagstaff yester- =
.f day, and he lost no time after ais 4
4. arrival in Phoenix getting his :,
i. side Of the ease before the read =
!. ing public through the medium :
j. of the Gazette, in order that his :
i. new recruits might not commit :
j. the irretrievable error of pin :
i. ming their political faith to Mark I.
j. smith, under the mistaken idea Z.
j. that Lieutenant Healy mad so .
=. ordered it.-Phoenix Gazette. .
j. i. j. ]. ]. !. i. i i. i. !. :! i
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-08-19

The above published statement was
shown yesterday to =. j. Farley, the
representative Of the Journai-Miner
who interviewed Healy at the train
on his way to Chicago. Farley's strong
Celtic blood became warm ms he read
il aud he exclaimed
"That fellow dare not say that 10
nv face. This is the first time in my
newspaper experience that have been
accused Of disappearing man in an
interview. when IIealy got of the
train, | met him and he asked me TO
90 across the street and take glass
OF beer. ! replied that did not have
time as had TO go through the tram
and see who were on board lie SAID
that ne wanted 10 have talk with
me and replied that would see him
when he returned 20 the depot when
| met him the second time he declared
that be was tired Of the gang that was
running democratic politics in Marlco'
pa county, and intended TO support
Mark smith and that the independence
league Of when he II the head In Arr
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-08-19
STEADY YIELD OF GOLD
FROM THE LOCAL MINES
IRON Wednesday, Daily

Bullion receipts yesterday at the
Prescott National Bank comprised
$500 gold bar from the Tiger Gold
Company and brick weighing $500
from A. \. Domn and his associates.
The latter In the cleanup from test
run in the Monarch mill on Cherry
Creek Of ores Of the Eta mine.
The Tiger Gold Company Is ineress-
ing It's force Of miners and will soon
be operating on as large n scale ~
ever. That the ores are holding out
in values il attested by the steady
shipments Of bullion, invariably made
in smaller bars than tnose ~ other
large operating companies.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-08-19

zona, would do likewise. That was the
gist Of the conversation, concluded
Mr.. Farley
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-08-19
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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-08-19

- Davis salary Deputy July mo-. ........ 10000
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cm"a.t sis day s nSo b% G pe eo 1900 400
&c Hicks July salary ONCE expense .. .. 100 ii;
" F Mad %s.i G,sh paid for alleged
Campbell July salary and Office " @spn See so $50
P %s,' j.; July ssl salary I..i Deputy
Park iaSss Surveying Ds sJ 1905 " s sisS
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added the 50 ana 3 se" PF S for ,"as when
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signed sas
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School District No
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District the pePsent"m per pay
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ton r rns nS % d sSSP District ' oad
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this i Se and "S1 protecting.
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whd the the question favor of the
hereby certified all the and
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dome m % d that & e d nv a taxation np"n ths b
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this ........,. day of ........., A. d. 1905.
Il of Board Of
, Of
ii OF
II Of Yavapai County Arizona
II Countersgned;
II Yavapai Arz.
Il The coupons shall be substantially
II follows, towi
'|yo
81 d. ls0., School District NJ
County building
of said the Unite
interest Building Bon
II of Board of Supervisors
81 Attest: OF fHaph county, AtNoha
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-08-19

Full Associated Press dispatches 10
the Journal. Miner.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-08-19
'oceedings OF The
Board Of Supervisors
OF Yavapai County

OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF YAvApAI COUNTY ARz
Prescott, Arizona July 81, 1908.
Supervisors Of YaaPa County Arizona pursuant to ad
ri Friday July 81. 1908, at . a. m.
fn Barney Smith, Charman Geo Harrington, Member c. A.
j.. clerk ~, - ,oo,
NW,sr Of he Formation of a New School
a. following petition presented,
PETITION
jolly County Superintendent Of Schools Yavapai County:
residents Turkey
M form district with follows viz
the Peck Mine thence easey
n Nine thence north miles miles thence
H. place of beginning
H. further declare that collectively parents guardians
children school residing greater than two miles
school house, and hereby certify
which is attached made part Of petition
Il all such residing in the proposed district
Of parents: W. A. Gill, Mrs Fannie Gill; Flores
G.. Coleman, L. Gomez, L. p Nel W. NJ. r
orr children ranging years inclusive
established
he known as District y
j. b. JOLLY, County School enden
above motion by the County School
granted district established
+
n duly carried the Board adjourned Monday August
BARNEY SMITH,
l. A. PETER, JR, Clerk Chairman.
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preamble
mously adopted.
Road District No II
read. and moon seconded, accepted
Of Road
of by the
appointed o filing and approval OF bond
Recorder the following
the
j Shafer W. H. Clark j. o.
Joseph Drew Mulnolnd James T. Ceaor
torialF Commissioner ensuing
Of
JournaM Miner the Official
road
PROPOSALS WANTED.
of the of Supervisors, County, Arizona
Arizona, 3, 1908
alswlbe al o'clock Mon
building Of road
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or rnE BOARD on SUPERVISORS or YAvAPAI COUNTY.

Prescott, Arizona, 3, 1908.
Of
Monday, August g. 1908, at n m.
Present. Barney Smith, Charman Harrington Member c. A.
Ir Clerk
July 81 1905 read and upon motion
ndon, Treasurer and FIX Ohcio Tax Collector his
collector for the month of July l9Os the Board proceeded
duplicate
rl, stamped accordingly and the ordered fled
don, Treasurer and ExOnicio Tax Collector
and the Board proceeded make
July, 1908, the monthly report being follows
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-01
RAN DOWN BICYCLIST
Fiiib Wsrders In Hurry 10 Get
 10 Savin Rock.

Congressman George L. Lilley's. automobile knocked down colored
 man in New Haven yesterday. 1t
 was so blamed hot in Waterbury and
 the supply of soft shell crabs having
 been exhausted, the Fifth Ward Re- publican club, City Clerk Billy Sand
 land and Martin F. Parkinson, de- cided to take a breath of new air at
 the Rock, meaning, of course,
 Sayin Rock. Soft shell crabs taste so much better at the shore than
 inland. and there "bein' nawthin' . doin'" in politics, was another in-' centive to the Fifth Ward Republi-
 can clubs taking day of. Bill
 Gillette, clerk of the district court.
 would have gone too. though he is
 not in the club. He is looked 1pon | as temporary exile from what the
 Fifth Ward Republican club calls
 the Yankee side of Burnt hill," the
 second ward, and is still only in his pin feathers in the stronghold of | democracy. Congressman Lilley, too, had no objection to trip to the Rock so he wound up his auto. filled the oil can, got the Fifth Ward
 Republican club on board. then rent
 on deck himself and with his son
 Theodore at the wheel, off they start ed.
 Reaching New Haven the congress-
 man thought he might as we'll see his old friend, Colonel Ullman, so he
 handed over the machine to the club. On Kimberley avenue they were going it fair when the lookout spotted colored gentleman ahead
 on the port bow cutting "S's" on the highway by means of bicycle which seemed dizzy in the head. The
 smaller craft seemed unable to clear
 the way for the larger one with the
 inevitable consequences that happen on such occasions-the colored gen.
 tleman and his sulky bicycle were
 knocked down. The Fifth ward Re- publican club went to the rescue, MT
 Sandland alighting at the port eide, MT Parkinson at the starboard side. The wheel and its owner were lp in a jiffy, but while the owner was
 able to stand, the wheel was not; it
 was considerably mussed,
 The colored gentleman said he
 was all right and a few dollars, $10 perhaps, would put the wheel to
 rights. Here was an opportunity to chip in for something besides the campaign fund.- and nobly the Fifth Ward Republican club identified itself with the occasion. Five dol
 lars was found in various parts of the clubs attire, for 1t knew that it
 is not safe to put all ones eggs in
 one basket when going to such
 dizzy place as Savin Rock. The col
 ored gentleman was much obliged
 and he hoped the money would do his machine good If not completely cure 1t of its damages sustained by it's contact with the automobile. The club then resumed its merry journey and arrived at the Rock" just in time for new supply of soft shell crabs and fresh air.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-01
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.

Miss Elizabeth Calvin of New Haven visited friends in Brooklyn yesterday.
 Charles Stigberg of New York has been spending a few days with relatives in this section.
 The American Ring factory is closed for the week. The Plume & Atwood factory will close on Friday for 10 days vacation.
 Edward McNamara, who was injured by fall down some stone steps at his home on Bank street last week, has improved to such an extent that there is no longer any doubt about his recovering.
 The members of both improve ment societies will in all probabil- ity make remonstrance against the application of George Zenocke for a license to conduct saloon in the Murphy block at the corner of North Leonard and Bank streets which was recently occupied by the saloon of A. Staczokas. A hearing on the application will be held be- fore the county commissioners on July Il.
 The Elks team or the aggrega- tion that played against the Brook lyn business men at the Golf grounds yesterday afternoon did not have look in with the boys from this section and the Brooklyn ties pocketed the game by the score of 3 to 8. At that the game only went five innings, there is no tell ing what the score might have been had the full game been played. Manager Smith is willing to give the Elks return game providing the regular team is around and not only three or four regular players.
 If you want 10 cure that bring fever get box of sulphur and cream of tartar lozenges at Walkers drug store for 10 cents; they do the work and the formula is no secret. Try 1t.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-01
GRAND STREET ARCH.
Committee Have It Under Considera-
 tiOn at Present.

ti0n at Present.
 There was some talk last night. at the meeting of the board of public works regarding the application of the Postoffice Square association for permission to construct and maintain an electric arch at Grand and Bank streets. The street committee, con. sisting of Commissioners Scully and Walker. think well of it, but before making a definite recommendation they have asked for a plan of the arch. When this was announced last night Commissioner Dennison looked somewhat disappointed and said: What do you think of that proposed arch, anyway? It seems to me that it would be too much of a Coney Island affair. If the mer- chants down there want to make things look better why don't they get couple of huge poles set up a; either side of the street and have lights strung along them instead oi going to have an arch that will not appear quite right"
 This brought out a great laugh after which Mir Walker remarked that the committee wasn't committed to anything yet and MT Scully ad. vised Mir Dennison to take care oi the other end of Benk street and ,et that spot alone. Mfr Dennison is not opposed to the scheme, but judging from what he said he is of the opin. ion that 1t would be unsightly and that in case it goes mp the commit. tee will want to take it down the first thing.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-01
ASKS S1,O00 DAMAGES.
Prudential Life Insurance Co Is Made
 Defendant.

Mrs Margaret Monaghan has brought suit against the Prudential Life Insurance Co for damages of $1,000, through Attorney D. J. Sla- win. The papers in the case were left at the company's office in Hartford a few days ago. The case is a very interesting one.
 In July, 1905. Mrs Mary Fitzpat- rick had two life insurance policies issued on her life, each for S254. Owing to a mistake in the age given in the policies the sum was reduced eventually to s252 in each policy. Mrs Fitzpatrick, it is alleged, paid no premiums on her policies, never theless they did not lapse because of a provision in them. This provis- ion is to the effect that the bene- ficiary, which was Mrs Fitzpatrick herself in each case, may bequeath or will the benefits of the policies to some one else, provided. of course. this second party pays the premiums. Another provision is that the policy is payable only to the executor or administrator of the insured partY's estate. Mrs Fitzpatrick accordingly dropped her policies and willed therl to Mrs Monaghan. Mrs Monaghan paid all the premiums until the policy became payable. which was when Mrs Fitzpatrick died last July. She thereupon made claim for tue payment of the policies and about the same time D. H. Tierney was appointed administrator upon Mrs Fitzpatrick's estate. He, also. it ls said, made a claim for the payment of the policies. Both were refused by the company and then suit was entered by Mrs Monaghan.
 Some time later Mir Tierney Ie- signed as administrator of Mrs Fitzpatrick's estate, and Ter daugh- ter, Miss Margaret Fitzpatrick. vas appointed in his stead. Now, while the company is willing to pay ne amount of the policies to the right rarty, it declines to do so until the right party is ascertained by the court.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-01
|HESE 4 SPECIALS FOR MEN.

s NegHgee Shirts, cut coat Id plain negligee, neat pat ms, all new colorings, regu-
 $1 and $1.25 lines, Special
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-01

committee. Similar action ~as taken on the application of the Connecticut company for spuF track on South Main street and for permission to build a conduit on West Main street. The condition of the hank at the property of Thom- as Ellnor and other new matters were also referred 10 the different committees. The proposition of n. T.. Altman for filling in on Liberty street and taking away the bridge was referred 10 the engineer for in- vestigation and report. The request of James Hartly that work on Wall street be continued some distance beyond the point now contemplated could not be complied with because the stree is not laid out any farther than the grade stakes show. The superintendent of streets was in- strueted to repair the street on Town Plot known as Bradleyviile avenue. also to report the cost of retaining walls on Pine street and to eonstruc: a wall on Bunker HiIl road al the H. B. Jilson property P. n Carroll agreed to construct a new walk in front of hls property on North Wi1low stree. on condi- ton that the city pay him what ff would cost to repair the old one. Eomsthing in the nsiEhborhoo1 cf s4s.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-01
Hayey for President

Cleveland. July IL. D. Havey of Wisconsin was to-day placed in nomination for president of the Ma tional Educational association. As his name was the only one present. ed, the nomination Is equivalent 10 an election.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-01
9 SPECIALS IN WHITE SKIRTS.

A lot of White Skirts, pretty
 hamburg ruffies, deep foot
 ruffie, s1.25, $1.50 skirts,
 Bargain Day .S1 0
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-01
9 RIBBON SPECIALS,

A four-ineh Taffeta, all colors,
 value 17c, Special Tonight
 and Bargain Day. .121ac a yd
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-01

. VI J ken's Wash Neckwear in plain and fancy whites. light and dark colorings, new shades, in- cluding the new fancy ends, values up to 25c, Special at. 121A
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-01

Would you be without what you want when a 25c ad might get itf
Arizona republican., 1908-11-13

Don't go dry for tt = a good New York sweet apple cider at the Melczer Brothers Company. Only sev- entv-five cents per gallon.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-13
DEMOCRATIC VITALITY.
1t Will Continue an Effective Curt
 to Abuse of Power.

Largely as the struggle just ended was a contrast between the two can didates, it can not be forgotten that not only has a president been elected, but a party has been given a renew
 ed lease of its already long tenure of power. There are voters by the hundred thousand who, while prefer ring Taft to Bryan. look with mis- giving and distrust upon the party of which he is the head This is true, not only of those democrats who supported Taft, but of the growing host of independents and of great
 numbers of republicans upon whom party ties sit lightly. They believe that corrupt and corrupting influ- ences have exercised a powerful sway in the councils of the republican party. They know that such influ-
 ences are not exercised in a mo-