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Weekly journal-miner., 1909-09-08
PUBLIC RECORDS.
Instruments Filed as Reported by The
 Prescott Title Co.

August 28.
 Allen Johnson to Paul Smyly, lease Stone basement on lot 1, block : Jerome.
 F. McNamara locates Horn Toad mine, Pine Grove district.
 E. NJ. English, ct al, incorporate the Black Mountain Copper & Gold company. Capital stock $1,OOO,OOO. B. B. Dolly and wife to Mary Anna Wynkoop, W. D.
 M. Lichtenstein to John Queleco lease. Lot :, block 19, Prescott.
 August 30.
 A. c. Cousins and wife to c. L. Cousins, W. D. Lot :, block ,, East Prescott.
 David c. Robinson and wife to Charles T. Lynch, w. D. Lot 3, block ?, Rutledge addition, Jerome. J. Leidig locates Arabian Knight mine. Eureka district. Robert w. Dunlap locates two mines, Walnut Grove addition. Order of probate court in estate of E. B. Modem, deceased, confirming sale of lot r, block 3, Moeller ad- dition to A. J. Doran for $500. Frank B. Hand, ct al, incorporate Telluride Mining company. Capital stock $l,OOO,OOO.
 Estate of E. B. Modem to A. J. Doran, deed. Lot +, block 3, Moeller addition, Prescott.
 Estate of E. B. Modem to A. J.. DOran, bill of sale. Mining stocks, etc.
 August 31.
 Pauline Sanger, ct al, to Willard
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LEAVES ALL TO
 U. 5. ATTORNEY
Overlook Says He Will Act Entirely On the Advice of J. L. B.
 Alexander.
CFrnm saturaay's Raily,

All doubt as to the new United States Marshal c. A. Overlock's ae- tion, relative to the proposed puglis- tic encounter in Prescott on Labor day was removed yesterday, when MT. Overlook stated to a Tucson reporter that, if so ordered by United States Attorney Alexander, he would eer- tainly take steps to prohibit the fight.
 "The office of the United States marshal is a rather peculiar one," ex- plained MT. Overlook. "As l under stand the marshal's duties and priv ileges, he has little latitude and must act almost solely under orders. For
Weekly journal-miner., 1909-09-08

the reason that I will have no power of taking the initiative in the matter of the proposed Prescott fight, and the participants will not be molested by me unless ordered to the contrary by the United States district attorney, in which event I would take action in accordance with instructions.
 United States District Attorney Alexander announced a few days ago that he would request the marshal to prohibit the proposed fight between Earl Chappell of Phoenix and Kid Kirby, who have been in training in Prescott for the event for the past ten days.
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patch says: CA correspondent was permitted to board the steamer Hans Egede. He saw Dr. Cook, who was the picture of health. He lost two teeth and explained that his mishaI occurred during a fight with polar bear. He then described his arrival and stay at the pole.
 "How does the pole look?'' he wal asked.
 "Well, it is about the size of auarter," he said smiling. "There is nothing to see but ice. There arc plenty of holes which show the ice drifts there"
 COPENHAGEN, Denmark, Sept. 3 King Frederick will meet Dr. Cook tomorrow and decorate him with g royal order of merit.
 Wanted By Theaters.
 COPENHAGEN, Sept. 3.-An Am erican theatrical manager sent an of fer to Dr. Cook today of $25O,O0O fol a series of 200 lectures.
Weekly journal-miner., 1909-09-08
OVERLOOK MAKES SELECTION OF
 DEPUTIES
Former Ranger Captain Among the New
 Appointees
(FrOm Saturdays Daily)

c. A. Overlook, recently appointed United States marshal for Arizona, vice Ben Daniels, has assumed his of flee in Tucson, having taken the oath several days before. One of the first steps taken by Overloek after his accession to the office was the announcement of the appointment of several new deputies.
 The following is the list of his ap- pointees: Chief deputy, Don Willets; stenographer, Roy Herald; deputy at Tucson, Harry Wheeler; deputy at Bisbee, William White; deputy at Phoenix, Griggs Carr.
 "I have left thrilled several va eaneies," said Overlook in Tucson yesterday, "first, because I did not expect to take charge of my office until the first of next month. Aside from this, there is, in my opinion, no great hurry about appOintees. There is another man to be named here at Tucson as well as at other points in the territory. I believe that the men I have named are as good ones for the positions they will be called upon to fill as any could have chosen"
 The Tucson appOintee, Harry Vince Ter, ex-captain of the Arizona rangers and one of the best known officers in the territory, is the one naturally creating the greatest amount of in- terest. Wheeler was recently offer ed the position of temporary chief of police of Tucson by Mayor Heney,-but declined it with thanks, following a trip for the purpose of investigating public sentiment and conditions sur rounding the office rendered.
 Bill White, the Bisbee deputy, is a brother of Sheriff Jack White of Co ehise county, and has served as dep uty under his relative for some time. He is well known as a capable and efficient officer He succeeds John Foster.
 For several weeks it has practically been known that Willetts was to be made chief deputy, and the eonfirma- tiOn given the current rumor by Over lock carries no surprise to the we'll informed.
 Carr, the Phoenix appointee, has, it is generally understood, been the one |" dOped out" as the logical man for several weeks. His is the only posi- tiOn aside from the headquarters force carrying with it a salary. He sue eeeds Tom Mooney.
 Overlook, when asked to state what changes, if any, there would be in the conduct of his office, stated that at present he could say nothing upon this point
 ''I am too new at the work to say anything about changes just now Those are matters which I shall have to adjust as I become more familiar with the office. Neither do l know of any work lying imme- diately before me, and my new force which is of public interest"
 It will be at least a fortnight and probably a month even, before Over lock completes the roster of his ap- he stated.
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AMERICAN YACHT WINS.

MARBLEHEAD, Mass, Sept. B. President Taft saw the Joyette, an American entry, come up from the fourth place and pass the Hevella, a German entry, and win the fourth race in the Sonder Klasse series for the presidents s and Governor Draper cups.
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National characteristics have been again emphasized at Rheims, where an Englishman won the endurance tests and an American the speed tests.
Weekly journal-miner., 1909-09-08
MANY HONORS FUR 4 M [ R | | \ N
 EXPLORER Danish People Will TenderDr. Cook Big
 Reception
s + < < + + i + + + < .t }. COOK HELD DOWN POLE.

+ LONDON, Sept. 3.-Dr. Cook 4
 T. in a wireless telegram today i I. said: "As I was sitting on i T. the North Pole I could not help 4 I. smiling as I thought of the 4 + people who on my return would 4
 I. call the whole expedition a hum 4
 bug. was sure some people 4
 I. would say my notebook was < F manufactured. The only thing < r I can put up against this is < j. what the York Esquimaux told 4 I. Knued Rasmussen. Let the ske D. 4 I. tics go to the North Pole. There i. I. they will find tiny brass tube < I. planted there under a flag con 4 I. taining a description of the < !. trip 4 2. "We stopped there two days < 4 making observations and I as- :. < sure you it wasn't easy to say <
 -+ good-byeSto that spot" f + i. .:- !. .+ l. 4 + <
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It will undoubtedly be very grat- flying for a candidate for municipal office to learn that he has received the endorsement of an organization none of whose members can vote for him.
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COPENHAGEN, Denmark, Sept 3. All Denmark tonight is awaiting the arrival of Dr. Cook. A royal welcome awaits the man whose an nOuneement of the discovery of the North Pole startled the world.
 The steamer Hans Egede, on winch the explorer is returning from the frozen north is expected to dock here tomorrow mornSg. Added in terest has been lent to the occasion by definite statement by Cook that he will be able to produce proofs that he has attained the goal that for centuries has been the objective of explorers. He said he is quite prepared to answer jealous persons who are endeavoring to east doubt upon his work and he stands ready to give his figures for a test to any scientific authority.
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American Welcome.

NEW YORK, Sept. 5.-America s welcome to Dr. Cook will be made the principal event of the Hudson Fulton celebration if the explorer can be persuaded to hasten his return so as to reach this city in September.
 The Explorers club sent a cable gram to Dr. Cook tonight urging him to be the guest of honor at the Hud- son-Fulton banquet on September 30. If the explorer accepts an interna- tiOnal character will be given to the celebration by the presence of noted explorers from all parts of the world. Principal among these will be Captain ROald Amundsen, discoverer of the northwest passage, and Lieutenant Shaekleton, the British Antartic dis coverer.
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Believed In Rome.

ROME, Italy, Sept 3.-Captain Cagni, president of the International Polar commission, is certain Dr. Cook has discovered the North Pole. He declares it is a magnificent achieve ment. Prof. Emanuel, a prominent as- trOmOner, points out that if Dr. Cook really reached the pole he can prove it scientifically by a description of the eclipse of the sun, which was only visible at the pole about the time he reached there.
 Says Cook Had Brainstorm.
 PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept. B. That Dr. Cooks reported discovery of the North Pole may be only a mental illusion, superindueed by the mOnOtOny of a two years sOjourn in the POlas regOns, is the belief ex- pressed by Dr. Robert Kelly, who ae- eOmpanied the Peary expedition in 1891 and became acquainted with Dr. Cook, who also was a member of the party.
 From what I know of Polar re- giOns,' he said, "I can only con elude that Dr. Cook is making a sln- eere statement, but it may be men tal illusiOn.'
 Only Water at Pole.
 COPENHAGEN, Sept. 3.-Dr. Cook told the Associated Press correspond ent today he had seen nothing of the Peary expedition. He said he found no land at the pole, only water. Copenhagen is rapidly filling with visitors from all parts of Europe to welcome the explorer.
 The Danish newspapers are full of praise for Cook and express no doubt regarding the authenticity of his dis eovery and voice delight at-the Ameri- can s success.
 North Pole Described.
 LONDON, Sept. 3.-A special dis
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North Pole Described.

LONDON, Sept. 3.-A special dis
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Pauline Sanger, ct al, to Willard
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-29
JONES DENIES ALL
CHARGES ON STAND
Lieutenant Suggests That Corr
poral Miller Wrote the Grow
Letter to Thornton

Lieutenant Thomas A. Jones. who is
before a court martial at the Presidio
took the stand yesterday in his own
defense He denied any knowledge of
the c. e. Crow letter which he is ac-
cused of writing. He further denied
that he had asked Thornton to falsify
the soldiers poolroom receipts at a
meeting in Jones quarters
Jones said: Last November I met a
man on the ferry when I was return
ing to Sausalito, who said his name
was Crow. He said that Sergeant Mac
Master was engaged in all kinds of
unfair practices in the quartermasters'
department at Fort Baker, and that he
lCrow) intended to write to Lieuten
ant Thornton, then In command at
Fort Baker"
Jones added. The man might have
been Corporal Miller for all I know
but as he was in civilians dress I did
not recognize him as Corporal Miller
II Miller was produced in court in ci-
william dress | might recognize him"
Corporal Murdorff was next called
and said he heard nothing about
changing the pool receipts during the
talk between Jones and Thornton.
The court will meet this morning ar
10 o'clock, when Carl Eisenschimel. the
handwriting expert will testify.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-29
Taste Is Sure
Stomach Guide
A Barometer Which Never Fails
Though Seldom Believed

Taste is the direct guide TO the
stomach; and the taste buds are con-
nected by the nerves with the stom-
ach itself. so that they represent its
health or disorder. If the stomach or
its juices are out of tone. the blood Is
fermented by change in the alkaline
or acid condition. and these reach the
mouth both directly and indirectly.
The taste buds are in the tongue.
and are mounted by hairlike projec-
tfons called papillae, they cover the
surface of the tongue"
When you taste these buds rise up
and absorb the liquid: inform the
nerves; the nerves tell the stomach, and
the food is acceptable or not. just as
the stomach feels"
The above remarks on taste come
from an eminent authority and sim
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The San Francisco call., 1909-01-29
DANGERS OF
CHILDHOOD
THE WORST OF THESE rs THE
NEGLECTED COLD.
Health Commissioner Reynolds
of Chicago Issues a Bulletin
to the Public.
rFrom the Chicago Tribune.1


Health Commissioner Reynolds Of Chi
cago, in his latest bulletins of the depart
ment, says that the worst danger to which
the children of Chicago are now exposed is
the neglected cold
If your baby has cold don't say it will
wear off, and let it go at that If your
children have the snufies, or sore throats or
watery eyes, don't hesitate to take them from
school for day or two so that you may
break up the colds they have.
Every parent can add to the healthy con-
ditions of the city and to his or her own
peace of mind BY guarding against any and
every kind of q cold.
Generally the child doesn't know It caught
cold. 1t may be impossible to prevent it
from exposing its sensitive bod to those
dangers which older persons shun. But the
chances of contracting colds can be easily
diminished by little care and foresight.
If the children get colds don waste any
time.
Don't trife with cold"
This warning, coming from so prominent
an official and one whose position enables
him TO know the real danger, should be
needed by all. The lives of many children
are sacrificed each year by negIecting the
colds which they take, others contract chronic
catarrh from which they never fully recover.
1t would be unuiss for the health COM
missioner of a city to recommend any remedy
or treatment for disease. but should he do
so Chamberlain's Cough Remedy would GER
tainly head the list IS the most eficacious
for colds, Group and whooping cough in
children, and the one remedy that can always
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baby as to an adult It's great worth and
merit in the treatment of these diseases has
been attested By many thousands of mothers
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-29
BURGLAR SENTENCED TO
SERVE FIFTEEN YEARS
Crook Guilty of Two Robberies
Gets Heavy Penalty

Fred Hagen. who is believed to have
bad criminal record in other parts
OF America, was sentenced to serve
IS years in Folsom by Judge Cabaniss
yesterday on charges of burglary ana
forgery, to which he pleaded guilty.
Hagen refused to say a word about
himself and merely shook his head
sullenly when asked If there was any
reason why sentence should not be
imposed.
Last month he broke into the resi-
dence Of Harrison Barto, 1852 Seven
teenth street, and Walter Loughrey,
40I1 Eighteenth street. and stole sew
eral watches. rings and other jewelry.
On a blank form he stole from Barto
he forged a check for S5. In Hagen's
room the police found a complete bur-
glars outfit, including saws, jimmies,
dynamite cartridges and fuse
Arthur Cotton, a youth who stole
a dress suit case from room in the
Winchester hotel. IS Third street. was
sentenced to two years in Folsom by
Judge Cabaniss.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-29
EXPERTS EMPLOYED
BY HARBOR BOARD
Firm of Accountants Will Re-
ceive $1,000 for Devising a
System of Book Keeping
Tenants of Free Market Notified
That Tolls Will Be In
creased

The harbor commissioners have de-
cided to engage Armath. Greenhood &
Jansen, expert accountants. TO devise
an up TO date system of accounting.
For this the commissioners agreed to
pay $1,000, and an additional $3.50
for the installation of the new sys-
TEN. The present system of account
ing is so antiquated that when the
present commissioners took charge
they found difficulty in getting salts
factory information from the records.
Commissioners Dennison and Stafford
recognized the necessity for reform,
but agreed to get along with the old
methods until they had familiarized
themselves with its shortcomings. They
have Heached the conclusion that II
was made up largely of shortcomings
and viii abandon it for q system of
accounting such as a modern business
concern would adopt
The contract for constructing a con-
crete foundation for an office building
to be constructed on the bulkhead at
Jackson street wharf was awarded
yesterday to the Healy-Tibbitts con-
struction company. The cost will be
$3.50.
Engineer Barker submitted plans for
the office buildings on piers Nos. AZ
and a, which will be considered Tues
day.
Secretary Thorpe was directed TO ad-
wise the tenants of the free market
that the rates would be readjusted to
meet the expenses. At first the tolls
collected from producers who sold at
the free market promised to suffice
The producers found that consumers
paid first class prices for first class
stuff and the free markets future
looked rosy. Then the producers Were
induced to send the commission men
the first class stuff and the rest to the
free market. The free markets popu
larity waned and of late the tolls have
been less than 81 week
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-29
B EAUTY
DOCTOR
SAYS the New Method Increases
the Bust SIeasurement and
Rounds the Arms and Neck
lBY CLARA RELLE ID


(From Chicago Examiner)
Speaking from my own per-
sonal experience and from OBJ
servation of many whom 1 have
successfully treated in the past
two years, / should say that
Madame Moneahx really owed
her great success as a beauty
specialist to the use of a simple
preparation which is used exclu-
sively to develop the bust, arms
and neck. I became acquainted
with this formula and have used
it ever since, much to the delight
Of patrons.
IF your bust lacks develop
ment or frmness you can rely on
both increase and firmnesS from
the persistent use OF the follow
ing: Obtain from the druggist
two ounces of glycerine and one
ounce tincture cadomene COM
pound lnot cardamom), mix and
let stand several hours; then add
q teaspoonful Of borax and three
ounces of rosewater. Shake well
and apply to the neck, arms and
bust, rubbing and massaging un-
til it IS completely absorbed; then
wash the parts treated with very
hot water and soap and dry thor
oughly Apply the treatment
morning and night regularly for
several weeks or months as the
case may require, and the most
exquisite frmness and rounding
out of hollow places will reward
you"
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-29
Statement Proves Correct

Inquiries made by Conner developed
the fact that the youth was on a bat
tleship now in Italy The news OF his
injury is yet to come.
1t was easy for her to accomplish
such comparatively simple feats as tell
ing her questioners where they lived
how much money they had and other
things that may be classed by some
scientists as only mind reading.
The father has decided to have his
childs power explained TO him, IL such
a. thing is possible, by scientists versed
IN the demonstrations of psychic phe-
nomena. His neighbors. who gather at
the home nightly to witness the tests,
are inclined to lay the whole affair to
spirits and can give no other explana-
tion Of the childs powers.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-29
READS
Minds OF OTHERS
Powers of Bessie Conner Sur
prise Her Parents, Neigh
bors and Friends
Continued From Page /

diately what had been inscribed. The
dates of coins and their denomination
she called off at once. Questions as to
the future and the whereabouts Of alb
sent friends she answered, and in the
cases where the matters were known
or suspected by the questioner. with
truth.
It is but little more than three weeks
ago that the family discovered the girls
remarkable power, and that through a
trlhing circumstance. few school
friends called upon the child. and in the
course of the evenings fun one of them
marked out a few squares on piece of
paper in a guessing game played by the
youngsters.
The evening passed without Incl
dent. the little hostess being busy with
her guests, but the next day she and
her three sisters filled in the squares
with letters. and, having heard OF
"seances" and the wonders of the
planchet, Bess, the youngest OF the four
girls. blindfolded herself and essayed to
answer questions propounded by her
sisters by spelling out the replies on
the letters.
Matter Taken as Jest
The matter was taken up as a jest,
but to the surprise of all the family,
Bess as well as the others, the girl
pointed out the letters forming the re-
plies unerringly. Since that time her
father has provided her with a piece
of cardboard. upon which figures and
letters are scattered in confused as
semblage, but out Of this jumbled
scrawl the girl picks the answer to any
questions directed to her. Throughout
she is blindfolded.
Her favorite way of replying to
query, even though it could be an
swered orally, is by running out the re-
ply on the lettered paper.
A few nights ago the girl astonished
the family by spelling out to them,
while blindfolded, that Rollie Jones,
one of her playmates who had left the
neighborhood, was on an American bat
tleship in Italy and had been injured
while assisting the people hurt there in
the earthquake and SO taken to hos
pital