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Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-16
TERRITORIAL ROAD
VIA WALNUT Grove

As to tho selection Of route for
the proposed territorial highway from
Phoenix TO Prescott, there il variance
OF opinion. In conversation with a
Journal Miner man on this subject, r.
y. Carter, Of Walnut Grove, stated
his belief that his section should by
all means be considered and advances
many reasonable claims for II 10 pass
through that valley.
The first is given In the questioned
rebuilding Of the Walnut Grove dam.
When that is completed, there will be
impounded the greatest inland lake in
Arizona, excepting the Tonic dam,
and by building a terri orial bighwsy
hundreds will avail themselves ut I'll
seasons Of he yeas Of the pleasures
incidental TO the cres.ion Of this iine
aquatic resort, where especially in the
winter months the climate Is ideal,
aud not excessively warm In even the
summer--a happy medium, rs he
terms Il, all the year round. Mr.. Car
ter says that the road leading into
Walnut Grove can be for nominal ex.
pensc connected with the old toll road
leading into Minnehabs Flat and
with the latter repairel a through line
will be again put into commission with
Phoenix via Castle Creek. From the
Grove 70 Prescott, Mr.. Carter Is an
advocate Of the route leading to the
Bodie mine and thence via the old
Senator road TO Prescott. The selec-
,ion Of this route from the Grove
would neeessitate the building OF
new highway to the Bodie from that
starting point, distance OF twelve
miles.
Others however, favor the repairing
of the old road from Walnut Grove
via Copper Basin, and for nominal
expense every year such route can
De maintained. II IL the belief OF
many that the less expense there Ia
had in the construction Of new high
hlgnWay rare IN tue WINK Ss"' S~t
Of maintenance on the old routes
should prevail and especially 30 where
old aud direct routes are established.
The creation Of this territorial high
way along the points above outlined
would be on chat h known ~ the
middle route to Phoenix, the shortest
in distance and from . Typographical
standpoint the most feasible at all
seasons Of the year to travel over. The
old Copper Basin line seems TO meet
with the most favor in 80 far aS Pres'
colt 10 to figure, II being on grade
that suffers less from the annual
storms OF the simmer than any other
road leading out Of this city. When
the question Of the building or the
establishing Of this north and south
road IL up for definite eonsidesation,
the advantages OF Walnut Grove will
In all probability receive the consider
alton its advantages call for.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-16
rsrEplovs s0wER
CONTROLS A MANIAC
assiay's Daily


-bo pit,ous Streams emsnsting from
!. ,ontt house for the past two day.
=, nights have attracted much com
.,st. and sympathy has been showr
a, the afflicted miner, Mr.. Drifting
.n in custody on . charge Of in
,njty. Friends have underworld I,
,,is him, and physicians have ad
,i,isercd opiatcs, all TO no avail.
Hearing these screams q young man
.,r,d Ray Close, volunteered his ser
100. 10 sheriff Smith. In a few min.
~. conversation with the stricken
,io,, he succeeded In his mission and
,,re 3 o'clock, or for over eight
,ou, thereafter, tho screams Of the
a, ceased, and to all intcnts and pur.
Noses mind cure has been effected
IA ,elf control established.
Il appears to be q clear case Of
,ppotisu, and considering tho VIC.
h, nature Of the man In custody con.
,s,rable ,omment Of Q favorable ma.
u,. has been heard Of not only men.
al treatment but praise 10 given the
Young nan who has performed the
mucc from motives purely Of q sym.
s,he,ic cbaracter
w. Close is a young man, in the
pen,ies, and is IN assistant at tho
suaner Undertaking establishment. In
|, statement he says he In not q hyp.
,es,. but possesses q keen knowledge
n the Instincts Of the insane, having
ssn au attache of the Arizona Insane
glum At Phoenix, and has made
asdy also Of the powers Of hypnotisn,.
his is his first attempt TO utilize his
hoslcdgr of that science, and having
made such a success In this case he
pls encouraged TO continue his treat.
cent of Mr.. Brittingham, believing
hat he VII at least pacify him and
ts.ibly may relieve him Of the VIC.
sr, nature he possesses. Mr.. Close
M certainly performed n good service
nd ~ far he has done what others
have failed TO do. Mr.. Brittingham,
u 10 o'clock last night, had not ut.
irtd word above a whisper for
.u eight hours, or since Mr.. Close
nd hr, seen him. Previous TO that
tr over forty.6ve hours 10 was a
nvng maniac and was necessarily
his voice being heard all
ru town. For the Arst time In over
laree days he has eaten food, and this
-. AZ tho suggestion Of Mr.. Close.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-16
YAvAPAI COMPANY
PLEASED WITH REsur.r.,
OFrom Fridays Dn,,y,

| F'"h trtuhyh l1ttyB
The universal opinion oppressed va,
terday by tho twelve stockholders AZ
the Yavapai Copper.Gold Mining CON.
pany, who returned 70 Prescott after
four and one-half days inspection ~
their interests on Cherry creek, we
In effect that they we're more than
pleased with everything inspected on
top and below the ground. Represent.
ing as they do, practically all eastern
stockholders in this enterprise. they
we're free to state they were not osly
enthusiastic over the work that hsA
been done and the results obtained.
but would show their faith in the q.
tcrprise by increasing their HOLIDAYS,
and would endeavor TO make others n
the east appreciate the value Of max
ing additional investments also.
so we'll impressed were they over
what has been accomplished in net
only mine work but in the installing
and operation Of the new Lane min
that further exploitation OF the mining
ground was decided upon, and with
this move additional milling facilities
will be introduced at once. A new
Lane Gillian mill will he ordered aaA
placed on the Buglcr and Gold LED
claims, and inside Of sixty days Il Ia
expected to be on the ground. Tie
development Of these two claims Will
follow as consequence and with tAe
ore reserves in existence this asv
mill should hav a healthy career t.
face IL and one Of profitable returns.
The new mill that has been making
q test run was performing oil that VS.
claimed for IL and It's production vas
stated to be all that the mine WORK
warrants. This also Is hatterinR.
A feature of the general investiea-
ton made was that the management,
Of n. II. Burmis,er was endorsed - 70
the disposition made Of its funds, ans
the representations he so long ago cd.
vaneed over the possibilities of tho
ground. all Of which were under,
rather than over, what is in evidence
at the camp today. Sherman Sessions,
the superintendent, was likewise con.
mended for the practical manner In
which he has handled the enterprise,
making in Mi corporate creation or
the highest order and ono from Q
mineral standpoint that Is a very cred.
table reflection Of the industrial In.
terests 81 this section of Arixons.
Mr.. Burmister says that the mill
now in operation is TO be run continu.
ously, and barring q few necessary n.
pairs, II should have a continuous
stream Of the yellow metal flowing
from it's batteries, there being every
Indication Of its being a profitable and
regular producer by what is in sight
IN the levels and drifts Of the mine
being operated on.
The following gentlemen were at
The camp, all Of whom left for their
respective homes yesterday:
W. V. Jones, Oshkosh, Wis; John
Dvies, Utica, n. Y; n. Humphreys.
Wis; ID. l.. Hughes, r.
Pugh, Almira. Wash; William Rob.
'rts, Rev. J. X. Johns, Randolph, VIE;
Dr.. A. y. Wheeler, Oshkosh, Via;
Attorney Charles J. Weaver, Hi.
Vaukee, Wis; A. d. Jones. Pickett,
Wis; +. J. Edwards, Cambria, Wis,
Ind Owen Pritzhsrd, Prosecutor, Wis.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-16
RAY CONSOLIDATED CON-
PANY ORDERS MORE DprLra


| E'"W tnursuaDo D0tlyD
RAY, Ariz., June p.--The Ray Con
solidatcd company has two more drill.
coming to be used on its property
This new addition will make thirteen
drills that are kept busy day and
night blocking out orc.
Up to date the company has sbou,
100000 tons blocked out, and there
is at least that much more. stop and
think what that will amount 10 at o.
per ton and the amount Of money thew
will have TO put In circulation for ma.
chincry and labor.
The other two large mining com
Psnies, the Arizona Hercules and the
Ray Central, are making same marked
improvements. The Hercules has Just
Installed new drill Of 1900 feet ca.
pacity, and the Ray Central Is work.
ing full force on both its large
shafts. The Calumet shaft, where a
new gasolinc hoist has just been
erected, has three compartments, while
the Globe has two, and is also run by
n gasoline hoist.
Mr.. Virgins is remodeling and en-.
iarging the Ray hotel. lie has added
another story, making II the only
three.story building in Pinai county,
The hotel has twenty.four neatly furn.
ished rooms. large and comfortable
Office and dining room, wide and
breezy porch running around three
sides of the building, making Il the
most comfortable sleeping place as
we'll AZ the most picturesque building
in Ray.
Mr.. Allen, the famous cook, who has
had charge of the range at the Hal.
bert house, has been engaged by Mr..
Virgins Of the Ray hotel. Manuel
Mszon, the well known Spanish cook,
will all the vacancy at the HsIbert.
T.. =. Stewart, better known rs the
Count" has resigned his position
with the Ray company and has gone
back to his old home in philadelphia.
Mr.. Stewart came here from Tempe
about six months ago. where he had
been with a sick friend, who also came
from Philadelphia, and died some
months ago.
V. X. Druillard, bookkeepe for the
Ray Consolidated at Ray, Is confined
to his home with neuralgia Of the
head.
Miss Louise Carrsseo is fitting up
II very neat and coy little room in
with the Gem lunch room,
where she will serve lee cream and
soft drinks.
Mrs. Halbert, Of boarding house
fame. has gone to Tempe 20 spend
few days with her son, who is attend.
ing the Normal.
Mr.. Virgins has just received a
large steel range for the Ray hotel.
G. II. Spencer and Miss Isabelle
Crispell were married in Florence last |
Friday evening by Judge Harris. Re.
turning to Ray Saturday they gave
dance in the Ray hotel dining room.
lee cream, cake and lemonade were
served to all present. The bride and
groom came to Ray recently from
Tempe, where they have many friends.
June weddings are becoming very
popular in Ray, this being the third
event Of the kind this month, and we
,snnot tell what the remainder of the
month will bring forth.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-16
RECEIPTS OF THE
YELLOW METAL. CONTINUE
OFrom Wednesday, Daily,

From Wednesdays Daily
ne Boksritz Mining company. Cd
etaung the Eta mine In Cbe,rv
ereek, sent to the Prescott National
oank yesterday two bars Of gold bull.
lou, OF the value Of $500. The Anc.
ness OF the bullion showed the perfect
milling facilities Of the plant, and |.
pronounced the best looking bars re-.
cgved for some time.
Another consignment Of bullion vas
also received by this bank from thu
roland Mining company, the weigh,
being 226 ounces. This was from m.
Accidental vein Of the proup. In.
Oldest quartz mining location in the
district, and also the most profitable
Of the claims being operated BY this
company. The Accidental claim VA.
located by Wales Arnold in 1894, and
was the initial quartz location monu.
men' placed in that district, and BY
him was IL prospected. lie had some
trouble in holding the ground owing
to the hostility of some miner, there
to those who wore the uniform Of
Uncle Sam, Mr.. Arnold in that dav
being In the volunteer service. At.
tschcd TO the California column. He
worked the claim, however, and base
ore being encountered, he was com.
PEELED to abandon it. Later Il was
relocated. II seems somewhat Of a
coincidence that the first claim 10.
Gated there should he in this late
day the most profitable of the pro.
duccrs and rank first q. the most
profitable.
The reliable old Congress mine
comes to the front again with another
consignment Of gold bullion weighing
Dos ounces, which this banking house
will ship 20 the mint The shipment
received is but the regular weekly
consignment, and in addition TO this
the concentrate values are also heavy.
This mine has been a wonderful pro.
ducer, and is one Of the distinetively |
gold producing mines Of this country
that has been operated steadily for
over thirteen years. II has 100 stamps
dropping twelve hours day, and it's
force Is over l25 men.
The above consignments 10 this
banking house cover but few Of the
shipments that reach this city. The
placer gold that comes TO mercantile |
houses. together with direct ship |
mcnts made through Well, Fargo & |
Co.. in the aggregate will show hun.
ireds of dollas more in the yellow
metal that comes to this center week.
". The present low figure at which
copper is valued practically neeessi.
stes the operation Of many small gold
mining enterprises, and while produc.
lion varies with some, with others il |
is rcmunerativc, and permits of the
development Of gold mining ground
hat otherwise would not prevail.
With the advance in copper prices,
here should he an era Of productive
mining In this section that has not
prevailed in years, and with the vel
ow metal product linked with that Of
he red, the greatest showing in gen
raj mining work will be to the credit
Il the field Immediately adjacent TO
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-16
AvARADo sI.Is
FAMOUS PALluLLA

'"HRAL, Mex, June 8.--The In.
''s' Palmilla mine, which has made
'0Hnne for Pedro Alvarado, has
'a sold to A. J. MeQustters, presi-
y WV OF the Alvarsdo Consolidated
w a" company, who, II II understood,
\. shortly turn the property over 70
~ - company. The price Of the mine
- not been made public but II 10
~ TO DO in excess Of $4,000, 900.
sue Alyarado Mines company was
ssanlaed several months ago, and
!. ~. a lease on the property for a
~ r"0a of fifteen years, since which
D II has been operating quite ex.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-16
APPOINTMENT BY
oovERNoR SLOAN
iYrom Thursdays Daiiw


Governor Sloan today appointed
lanes X. Dunseth Of Tucson to De
supreme court reporter to succeed
Judge r. W. Lewis, resigned to accept
a place as associate justice
william r. Blake Of Tucson was
named territorial geologist' lie mas
served In this capacity for severa'
wears without compensation, no ONO
ial recognition having been taken OF
this ONCE until the last iegl''a'"'.'
which Appropriated $500 for this WORK s-
No decision was made pablo TINS
afternoon on the remaining member
~ the fair commission. - Phoenix Ne
publican.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-16

'''''''- Miner FOR A'ss e's.' job work
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-16
YTFrEKlg HANUED.

CONSTANTINOpLE, June H.
Nine Moslems and six non hosisms
were hanged in Adsns for eo~plieisy
In the recent msssa~ves
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-16

Oniy reliable asd comprehensive
ninisg news 10 published 10 the Jcus-
nal- Miaer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-25
A. p. Abbott GO CO.
EvERYBoDYs WEATHER BUREAU
Amateur Records Show The Ineonsis-
tenev af The Cpyernmentis

Amateur Records Show The Ineonsis-
teney of The Governments
Here are somefaets recorded BY Ev-
ierybody's weather hureaui
The Mobile forecast for April Is, 1908
was, Partly cloudy, possible local
showers, and cooler; light 10 fresh south
Winds What Mabile got was a heavy
hailstormi
On April % Of the same year a wind
of sixty miles an hour ala much damage
lat Memphis. The Washington forecas {
for Tennessee and Kentucky said. eFair
Snpnday, and showers; cooler at night
and Monday Certainly il rained, and
IL was cooler 20 perhaps the Yeritcation
made good
A storm OH May ~ 81 the same spring
started at Omaha, indicted 100000
damage, killed fourteen people, injured
score more, wrecked two villages and
damaged the military barracks az Fort
Crook The 0moha prediction tin seven
p. M Wednesday was. Showers tonight
or Wednesday, not much change in tenn
peratufe@ For Nebraska, probable
showers tonight and Wednesday The
local prediction was for Omaha, Council
Bluffs and vicinity for thifty-six hours,
beginning III seven o'clock on tie morn
ING Of May I2. There probably were
showersl
New Orleans dispatches Of April 81.
1905. recorded 4 storm as having killed
three hundred persons. injured over a
thousand. caused property loss Il
three million dollars and destroyed
about forty towns. The United States
Weather Bureau was queried direct on
this storm, and the answer received was
as follows
1.-THE storm to which you refer aia
not get away from u.s. In fact, Ike
other weil-detined storms, ii way easy
to handle The cause 81 the storm WIS
accurately calculated, and attendant
features ef cold, precipitation, and wind
were forecast, AZ regards the cyclones
and tornad0es in the Southern states
that attended the passage 81 The storm,
the Weather Bureau does not attempt 70
Indicate the spots where these local or
secondary whiris may reach the earth
Such forecasts are As impossible as Il
designation of 4 particular house that
will be struck by lightning during the
passage OF 4 thunder storm over q largo
city The general conditions that pro
dnee the local storms are, however,
recognized,
Summing up this statement, Ii seems
fair To say that. although the storm did
not get away from The Weather Bureau,
the victims did not get away from the
storm What service, then. did the Blu
rean renderg II my house Il destroyed,
| need no one To announce that fact 10
me ri am killed under this house
when II falls, my family will discover II
without the aid 81 an expensive Weather
Bureau I'll win scarcely lessen their
grief 10 ten them that the Bureau
readily recognized the general condi.
tionsa Of the storm which killed me-
Emerson Housh, ii the May Everybody's.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-25
Muslin Skirts

These Skirts come IN sizes for both
children and ladies and at lower prices
than we have ever owned them.
WE made purchase about four
weeks ago Of Hamburg trimmed Ladies
skirts. These skirts come with ls.ineh
tucked fiounees made Of iive.inch dust
rufle with Hamburg edges eight inches
wide. We would consider these skirts
cheap at si76. We have sold similar
skirts in a sale at 0se, but never for
less Now we have q window Of these
Skirts at only SIC each for this week
We have good values in better Skirts
at little more ia price.
children's Lace-trimmed Skirts with
lace insertion now at 26c each.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-25

Warm weather brings Corset custom
ers and they want Cofsets that are
right, and as we have watched the trade
on these lines for years We think that
We can recommend the following kinds.
The rule that We work On ID that
Slim hipless lady enjoys an Il. & q. Cor
SET more than any ore other make and
now that all figures are ef the hipless
form il is well to say chat now Is the
r. & G Corset's day They have the
form aud they are the correct style, and
being steam moulded they stay there.
Royal Worcester Corsets are for larger
ladies, those with larger hips, those that
want more hip room and a little more
stock Corset.
1t would be well to see our soiied
White silk Waists at $3.50 and our
marked down Ladies' Suits.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-25
Rapal shoea Ia AhhotlIa.

Regal shoes at Abbotts.
Read the adv. Of Moore 3 Owens on
page 2
Wash goods that will please you at
Vaughan's.
Prints for dresses, aprons and suits
only % yard at Veale a knights.
The standard fashion patterns arc
very populari Perry's store is the sole
agent.
George Laird went to Boston today
to meet his wife who is coming from
Scotland
Opera house, TALKING animated pic
lures this week. Admission Sc. Re-
served seats free.
Mrs Richard Boyea returned to her
home in Malone, N, X, yesterday after
q few days visit with her son, O. W..
Boyea Of this city.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-25
ChiIdren's Hats

We carry a silkllned Skull Cap for
boys or girls ii white and all staple
colors at 25e each.
ChildFen's Patent Hats Ia black with
ribbon bands IN all sizes at soc. One
81 our best values.
ChiIdren's Hats with Patent Crown
and eolored corded brim at soc,
ChiIdren's Straw Hats made wen rib
bon bands Of different colors at 5Oc.
children's Wash Hats with detach.
able bands for 45e each
We are agents for the Babies Elite
Patent Muslin and SILK Caps that wash
like handkerchief.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-25
Eugene TrembIay
OF Montreal,
Lightweight Champion of the World


Tremblay il To throw somerville twice
in ninety minutes 70 win. Pin falls
strangle hold Is barred.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-25
A Blue Serge Suit

No Sir, you haven't Clothes enough. if you haven't
Blue Serge Suit For business for travelling for around
home evenings. there Summer Suit compare with
Blue Serge-heyr cool and dressy, We have them in
all sizes and fit any Notwithstanding the fact that
didy-bccausc they made by tailors who know how
Our guarantee OF satisfaction goes with every Suit $1,000
$780, $500. $500 Single Double Breasted Models
two three piece Styles Buying here always the
best for your money
We rssa Press and Repair Clicking
The Frank McWhOrter Company
cal.
Blanchard Block
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-25
Al p ABBoTT & GO. IA I. ABBoTT 8 Go.
"A. p. ABBOTT s. co.
ALRIGHT MERCHANDISE

Merchandise merchandise that IS
priced whole We do not look for large
neither ask it. We all the while little better
thar sell little better and these will show the best goods low
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-25
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

WANTED--A capable girl for general house
phone sa-4 sitf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-11
Sor niseass sf TIE ssin.

Nearly aii diseases d. the skiE shca
as eczema. sesser. salt RI nm anu :,
hsrher,s itch. are characterised os -
intense s;cling ard s1nartiiag, Nl,.A
often makes life burden and GO
turhs sleep and rest Quick reiiel ns ~
be had hs applying CHAR ReTiAa'.
Salse, Il aalays the ste4sns and sIila..
ing Amos; Instantly, M1ny ss.
have bern cared ny IFS uss- foF SUI
hs Wilkinson Il CO.. Pharmacy, :.
kied@isch a son.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-11

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