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Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-23
From Saturday. Daily)

tfTom saturdays Daily)
Ten men under sentence were before
the district court yesterday 20 receive
their penalties for infraetions of the
law. This is the largest number Of
offenders ever to appear in one body
at = time, and unusual interest was
manifested in the attendance Of spec.
tators to witness the carrying out OF
the law. This was Judge Does frs,
experience in dealing out justice in
n criminal line, and the consensus of
opinion IL that he was just to the IN.
fortunates as well ms 20 the laws OF
the country.
Carmen Penumeri, for assault with
intent to commit murder, received -four
years at Yuma.
James Scott, for burglary. received
fifteen months in the penitentiary.
Juan Martinez. for grand larceny
two years in the penitentiary.
Casario Lueero, for detaehing th'
brand Of an animal, $500 or an i'm
prisonment % 100 dnys in the count.
jail.
j. !. buchanan, for burglary, eight
cen months in the penitentiary.
francisco Aldieoya, grand larceny
two years in the penitentiary.
II. l.. Hall, burglary in the secon'
degree, fifteen months in the pcniten
tary.
o. " Miller, obtaining money un
der false preienre-, sin months in III
county Jail and pay a fine Of $50, th
date 81 imprisonment 10 begin at tn
time Of arrest.
Sylvester Vaughn, fine or 600 o
as many days in jail, for assault.
Joe James, grand larceny, hftee
months in tho penitentiary.
The above prisoners will be tasci
TO Yuma this morning by Saerln Sinitl
and seyefa. deputies.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-23
DISTRICT. COURT
PROCEEDINGS
rrom Wednesday, Daily,

From wednesday, Daily,
Yesterdays session of the district
court was Of brief duration, and but
a few cases were considered.
Otto Miller withdrew his former
plea Of guilty of obtaining money un-
der false pretenses, an i Pleaded gully
He will be sentenced today.
sylvester Vaughn also had remorss
and went the guilty route, after his
ease had been thresned out on a de
murrer. lie goes over until Friday "a
receive the penalty.
In the case of T. c. Job versus o
Il. Stanton, judgment for S346.l5 wa
given plaintiff, and an attachment IL
sued for shares Of stock in the HUI
Copper company.
In the case Of W. l.. Dustin versui
Warren Il. English, default was enter
ed and the suit was placed on tn
calendar.
The eases Of Juan MARTINEZ and ii
=. Hall are set for today.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-23
MATsoN WINS THE
AUTOMOBILE RACE

CROWN POINT. Ind, June ~. --
Joe Matson, speeding a light CHAIN
ers, o. Detroit, won the auto race,
232.7i miles, In 4.si'2I, an average %
5l.2 miles per hour
Robertson, who was winner o. last
years Vanderbilt angL, IN Loco
mobile, was sscobd, 4.3s'03, and Mon
son was third in the Marion, 442;03.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-23
New School Marms.

At the recent examination OF teach
ers held in this city certificates hav'
been received from Phoenix anthora
inc Misses Helen NJ. Hartman, Pear
l.. White and Mabel Wilson to t"ri
school. Second grade certificates ar
Liam ..anh
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-23
Trouble Adjusted,

&'p"oic ntJubNu.
Before Judge McLane yesterday the
ease Of Mrs. Mckinney against Mrs.
Collins, colored, was settled by the i'm.
posing Of 500 fine for assault and
battery against Mrs. Collins. which
Was paid. The trouble arose over a
theological dispute.
Returns from East.
Bernard Cunndff, operating the
Savoy group Of mines in the Brad
trip TO the east. lie is preparing to
resume work on the property, and ex.
poets soon 20 again begin the devcl.
opment Of these properties.
Coalition Hopeful.
Late reports last night from the
Mercy hospital were that the condi.
ton Of Wiley Woodruff is Of an en-
eouraging nature. Unless compiled
tons should arise he is in n fair way
to recover from his wounds. He has
passed a very good day, considering
For Mohave County.
Otto smith, Jacob Schwabb and
Charles Bertman leave today for the
Enterprise mine in Mohave county.
where they have been employed in
mine work. The Enterprise property
is now being operated by John Mar.
tin, the well known mining engineer Of
tnis city.
Merchant Here.
=. T. Michaels, the Humboldt mer-
chant, is in the city on commercial
matters. lie gives a very good account
Of the smel'er City, believing that the
work now going on at that place is
Indicative Of permanency and 10 be fol.
lowed up later with permanen, oper.
alton. He returns today.
KILLED BY Cars.
Charles stivers, the coroner Of Sclig
man. on the Santa Fe, writes 70 the
board Of supervisors Of this city
stating that an unknown man had been
killed in the yards a. that place by
being run over by ears. II was an
accident, and no otaer particulars are
given. No description Of the man wa
sent, and he had on his person the
sum Of $40. The body was buried al
that point by the county.
Murder Trial.
The ease Of Sam Barato, accused OF
the killing Of an Italian, at Jerom'
some months ago, is before the distric
scur. sc- solution. The attendance I"
witnesses is the heaviest seen here il
several years, and il is expected 70 b.
continued for several days befor
reaching the jury trying the case
which is composed Of the following
persons: II. N. Cook, Joseph Birch
Frank Dickerson, William Barkley, =
y. Mulholland. Ed Roberts, E.C.Smiti
Orvillc Bozarth, Frank Burnell, Horac
Bowdrc, J. Wallace, l.. q. Reymiller.
Modern Dianas.
Miss Josie Thorn. school teaehs
Of Congress, and Miss Piper, a teachs
; in this city, returned yesterday aft'
n delightful trip to Big Bug. Will
awpy these young ladies visited tn
: mining properties Of the Pocohont'
= company, and INDUCED in huntinI
+ Miss Piper demonstrating her unerrin
0 workmanship and Miss Thorn shown
the wonderful knowledge she possess
of the forest by recognizing the bar
of coyote, which was later brougl
y in by Miss Piper with a gun, al
2 proved TO be the yelping Of mi
J. ehievous boy in the hills adjacent.
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city News
....In Brief

From Thursdays DALI,
JOINS Husband.
Mrs. James +. Storm came in from
Jerome Junction last night and will
remain in the city for few days.
pining Mr.. storm.
From Marion.
James A. Humphreys, located at the
beadwaters Of the Hassayampa, but a
man of veracity, is visiting the city on
mining matters.
Mccabe Visitor.
The many friends in this city of
Mrs.. samuel Foran Of MeCabe are wei.
coming here TO the city, this being tine
srst visit in over two years.
Left for Camp.
wilbur Treadwell, tae metallurgist,
left for his mining interests yesterday
VI Lynx creek, and will return here
in a few days to 20 to Phoenix, for
few days business visit.
From Mayer.
Mrs. Joseph Mayer, wife Of the well
kuown bonifaee Of Rig Bug, after n
visit to friends and relatives in the
city, has returned 20 her home.
Rangemen Here.
Ed Mahurin and W. X. johnson, ex.
tensive dealers In range animals, are
~ the city on business cares, returning
home today TO Jerome junction.
90 East
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Flammer of
NcCabc passed through tine city yes.
terday, and were destined for Chicago,
where they will visit for some weeks.
ExcurAouisea
Mrs. W. ID. Baker, who goes TO
Cleveland, Ohio, and Mrs. Lloyd aud
daughter, who 20 TO Canada, were pas.
seugers who departed yesterday after.
noon from this city.
Engineer Returns.
.. LonEacre, Jr., the mining en-.
gineer, has returned TO the city from
southern Arizona, where he has been
engaged for some weeks in duties in
cidenta! 10 his profession.
Civ1i Service Examina&aou.
a civil service examination for n
clerk-carrier will be held at the post
ofiee in this city on July z. For in.
formation apply to J. n. Piper, secre.
tsry, at the postofiiee.
II 9sastds.
James Samuels, WITH the Hill Hard
ware company, and Adolf Moser leave
this morning for the coast. Mr.. Moser
IL in search Of better health, and will
also visit Mrs. Moser, who is at Long
Beach.
0oss - Survey.
Park Latimer, .he engineer and sur
veyor, leaves this morning for Lynx
Creek, wnere he will make a survey
for a new and gigantic mining project
ON placer ground that is about to he
inaugurated.
Again On Duty.
Route Agent James Williams OF
Wells, Fargo 4 Co., has returned u
the city from an outing on the coast
and is again directing bis duties from
this point, the headquarters Of the ser
vice.
From Copper City.
c. II. Rutherford, the Jerome law
yer, came over from that city las
night, and is here on court business
lie has been chosen as the orator o.
the day at the Flagstaff Fourth o.
July celebration and will accept tn
honor of addressing the people there
Trio Of Boy Graduates.
Charles. Bob and Harold Munds
sons of Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Munds
have arrived home from Los Angeles
1t will be learned with pleasure tina
these boys have graduated from tn
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Prom the Roufh

Prom the South.
Van u. Brooks. after trip % the
southern section " the territory. IL
again in the city.
oficial Sick.
". y. Aston, deputy assessor. is con.
lined TO his home suffering with n
slight attack Of sickness.
For the South.
j. A. Norton. recently with the
Arizona Power company, was pass a.
ger last nignt for southern Arizona.
Mill Inspection.
Messrs. X. II. Burmister, T.. W.
Wells and e. e. Lane returned yester.
day from Cherry creek, where tne new
Lane mill was inspected while in oper.
alton on the ores Of the Arizona Cop.
per.Gold company. The above gentle.
men were more than pleased at the
manner Of reduction given. Mr.. Lane,
the inventor, left last night for south.
ern Arizona, where he aas similar or
ders TO fill.
AFTER witnesses.
Deputy Sheriff Keeler left for south.
ern Arizona last night after witnesses
for criminal eases 10 be heard in court
in few days.
Goes Home.
Grove Spillman, an employe of the
Hill Hardware company left yester.
day for his home in Ohio, TO visit rel.
atives. lie expects to return here in
the fall.
Well Earned vacation.
Adolph Moser Of the Grand CAT,
left yesterday for San Diego TO join
his family, who are spending the sum.
mer there. The vacation is a deserved
one IL being the first in three years.
Millmen In Town.
John Siess in caarge Of the Tiger
Gold company milling plant. am
Henry Bra .rn, Folding a similar posi-
ton with the Eta company, arc IN
the city on business matters for a few
days.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-23

Harvard Military school ia that city.
Harold will continue his eolleoiate
course, and this fall goes 10 the stan.
ford university n, Palo Alto.
Is Well Again.
Adviees received yesterday from
Phoenix state that John II. Robinson
has recovered sufficiently to be able
TO leave that city, and will arrive here
tomorrow morning. lie mas been un.
der the Doctors care for over FIVE
months, submitting TO two surgical Oh.
erations.
Returns Home.
Mr.. Moorse of the Phoenix under.
taking firm of Moore d Mcclellan. who
has been fulfilling a similar duty here
In the absence Of Lester Ruffner and
Ray Close, Of the Ruffner firm in this
city, during the embalmers' examina.
ton, mas returned TO his home in the
southern city.
Gold in the Rough.
A shipment Of 10000 pounds of con.
centrates from the Congress mines.
passed through this city Yesterday.
consigned TO the FL Paso smelters.
The Congress product in this line Is
the finest milled in northern Arizona,
aud has a heavier value also than
that from any other mine.
To the Hills.
j. A. Miller, a faithful attache Of
the water service Of the city, has re.
signed his position and goes 10 the
Santa Marias in few days. lie has
mining interests there and will place
the Miller mill in operation on the
group, being the inventor Of a new
type of ore reducing machinery.
The Tax Roll.
As compiled TO date there are over
2s60 names on the tax roll Of the
county, each being an individual own.
err. As compared with former years
this shows q substantial increase, and
the carrying Of old names has been
discontinued by the present assessor,
which was formerly the custom.
Returns Home.
After n visit of secvral days in this
city, +. y. Jones, the Wickenburg mer.
chant, returned last night to the south.
Mrs. Jones and daughter remain in the
city for few days, and are en- route
to California, to spend a few weeks on
the coast. Miss Jones has been q s.u.
dent of ~. Joseph's academy in this
city.
Back 70 Farm.
e. VI. shannon, who has been at.
tending to the duties Of the undertak.
ing firm Of Maus 4 shannon, during
the absence Of II. VI. Msus. at Phoe-
nix, returned yesterday to his fruit
farm near Williamson Valley, known
as the Fair Oaks. This orchard is the
most extensively cultivated tract for
that purpose in the territory.
Religious RumyW.
Mrs. Ncttie Mckinney yesterday
had warrant issued for the. arrest Of
Mrs. Hattie Collins. Both are colored
and are members of the African Zion
church in this city. In a discussion
over the theological running Of affair
Of that denomination, a wordy wal
prevailed in front of Goldwater on
Tuesday evening, which was later in
tensifed by blows, Mrs. Mckinney re
eeiving them from the hands Of Mrs
Collins, il is alleged. Judge McLan'
will hear all about 1t at O'Clock THU
afternoon when the trial will be held
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tFrsm Saturdays Daily

tFrsm Saturdays Daily
For the Coast.
William Bradley was among the de-
partures yesterday for the coast.
Banker Here.
Ralph Smith, the Jerome fnancier,
is in the city on court matters for a
short time.
Home from Denver.
Gee. 4. So..h has returned from q
short visit to Denver and other points
Of interest in the east.
Files Bond
James II. Rowe yesterday filed his
bond as the oyerseer Of road district
~. and hereafter will supervise all
work to be given that section.
Heavy Representation
The greater portion Of the popula
| ton Of Jerome seems to be in the city
in attendance on court, and to see th'
Prescott nose team in practice.
From the Coast
After a hurried trip to the coast
Thomas Carrigan of the Clara Consoh
dated, is in the city. He will 90 u
the desert near his place TO superin
tend the work of constructing the rail
road from Bouse TO Swansea. Mr.. Car
rigan il practical railroad man IL
any branch Of the service.
Jeromites Here.
Thomas Taylor, the genial Jerom
citizen, with ID. j. Shea and A. \
Lyons, the well known merchant of th
same city, are in town on court maj
tiers.
Returns HSme.
Mrs. j. e. Stewart returned ye.s''n
day from Williamson Valley, whr
she has been for some weeks. She va
accompanied by her friend, Miss Am
Cornwall.
Returned 70 Los Angeles.
Mrs. NJ. 4. Timerhoif, mother Of v
n. Timerhodr, mas returned to her HON
IN Los Angeles after pleasant thr'
weeks visit with her son and daughto
MIR. and Mrs. W. II. Timerhof.
Goes Home.
After several days of visiting frien'
and others here j. II. Franks return
To his home in Cherry this mornin
Mr.. Franks is a successful teacher
the public schools of this county al
aas recently closed term at oetav
Released.
r. T.. Campbell, county assessor,
again on duty, after confinement
several days at his home, and W
leay. this morning for jerome, whe
he has promising mining interests
look after.
VIII Dance.
The residents of Humboldt "
hold a social dance at that place ne
Monday The population OF the pia
IL daily growing, and IL is the purpo
20 have a rcyiying Of the former se'
times again.
New School MarmS
At the recent examination OF teae
ers held in this city certificates ha'
been received from Phoenix author
inc Misses Helen NJ. Hsrdmsn, Pea
T.. White and Mabel Wilson to tea.
school. Second grade certificates a
given esch.
Little Fire. Big Crowd.
An alarm of FIRE yesterday AFT
noon brought out the hose cart a
a large crowd Of people. II was eaus
by a rubbish pile that was loeat
in the rear Of the Quality MILNE
store. No damage was done, IL bsi
e1tinguished vita a bucket OF va'
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(From Fridays Daily

Enieient 0nhcer-
Charles King, constable at Jerome
j. in the city, and is in attendance on
the court.
Visiting Her Brother.
Mrs. J. &. Mundell Of Flora, On
tario, is the guest of her brother, Rob
ert Baird.
Pioneer 10 Leave.
Fred Williams, one Of the earliest
OF the Hassayampers, is preparing ia
take n trip 10 see the Pacihe ocean
He intends to stay away during inc
entire summer.
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-02
The surprisers Surprised.

It WAS quite an informal little even ing gathering and Mrs. Candor. hosts. and Mr and Mrs. Funniman. guests The program consisted of q little chat. littie supper and little whist of which the little .ehat-Mr. Cardor not yet back from the office has just begun.
 "Therer' exclaimed delightful Mir. Funniman If that's not CaHder's step in the passage I'm not Funuimani Let's play q trick on him. My wife ahG will hide behind the curtains here. and you must teil him that your expected guests have not arrived. Then we'll step out and surprise him Ha. ta,''
 No sooner said than done The skit. tish rair dived behind the curtains just as old Candor entered the room.
 "Where are the Funnimansf' he ex- claimed
 I'm afraid, John. they have disap pointed ns.'' pretended Mrs. Candor T had n wire not half an hour ago.
 "Risht hor' chimed Mir Candor And jolly glad I am about it. never did like 'emi Let's have some dinnerr"- London Scraps.
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-02
The Early Bird.

very steady and serious country gentleman had joined q newly estab- lished metropolitan club which offered the usual advantage of bedrooms for country members temporarily in town. When next the country gentleman came to town he put up for the night at the club. which had in the mean time become extremely fashionable and it's hours correspondingiy irregu- lar The visitor went to bed at an early hour when all was orderly and the other members deeorous and quiet.
 The next morning he came down for breakfast at his usual hour s o'clock. but was surprised to find the room in the middle of the dusting process and not cloth on the tables. While he was gazing helplessly around sleepy eyed waiter came up to him.
 "l beg your pardon. sir" he said apologeticaily. but no suppers can be served after half past 7."-Harper's Weekly
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-02
mm.. sain.on- polby's Romance.

In ls56 Sainton was much interest ed in the lady whom. four years later, he took 10 wife. Some impetuous reader may here demand why if he were on excellent terms with Miss Dolby in 1856 he waited till lSGo be- fore enforcing q decision. can an. swer that on the authority of the per. sons most concerned No ardor was wanting to the lover. but the gifted and stately woman. always so self pos sessed and dignihed. seemed too for nlidable for any pretensions which Sainton could make. So lie worshiped and waited till one day when the pair were touring with a concert company they found themselves two in com partment Resolved then to challenge fate. Sainton declared his love and put the momentous question. This was the answer: "Prosper. why did you not ask me before f"-From Forty Years of Music" by Joseph Bennett
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-02
honld have sent some flowers :.

shculd have sent some flowers
 Aunt Molly glanced triumphantiy at Amy. but that crimson checked young woman gave no si-u that she had heard the disclaimer
 T cane precious clcse to taking the trip myself. continued Dick. You know what a pest Fred Bentley al- wars is when there is a wedding. He always wants to decorate the trunk and do all those things that acgravate the bridal nair.
 When it came te getting married himself he WIS scared stiff. for he knew of dozen chaps who had 1t in for him. He married Belle very quiet ly last night and came aboard this morning before daylight. Some re porter asked Ben Hou ghtCn about t. and we found that Fred was locked in his stateroom.
 ''Trimmins. the purser on this ship. is jolly sort of chap. I've crossed with him three times. and know him very well The boys got me to hustle down here with a let of junk in suit case I gave Trimmins some money to tip Fred's cabin and saloon stewards. and Fred's going to get a daily hint from his victims. I was so busy ex- blaming that Trimmins had fairly to fire me down the gangplank.s
 And you were not sailing yourself?" asked Aunt Molly.
 "I only wish that I could-to see the fun declared Dick. with twinkling eyes If it hadn't been that caught big case last night I think I should have done so. I bet Fred's sorry by this time tomorrow that he ever heard of white ribbons and old shoes as deco rations for trunks and hacks"
 Amy was watching the steamer swinging into midstream with the aid of two bustling little tugs, but from the corner of her eye Aunt Molly saw that the girl heard.
 And. speaking of hacks" ran on Dick. shall l get you oneT'
 Without waiting for an answer he tore off up the dock to retain one of the few waiting hacks. then hurried back to escort Aunt Molly and the trunks.
 II WIS Htt ulitH ilt HdQ utiIfct Auht Molly into the cab and had turned to show a similar courtesy to Amy that she spoke.
 "I thought that Mrs. Brooke told you we were leaving on this steamer and that you were following me." she said hurriedly. T am sorry that l was so silly. and yet l am glad. because l know new that it was just because l was tired and silly that l broke the en. gagement Will you come over tonight. Dick-and bring back the ring?"
 Will r." he echoed jubilantly. T should say that would. And. do you know, am almost sorry that put up that job on Fred"
 Don't be afraid" reassured Amy smilingly. That case will be over and we'll be on our own honeymoon before he gets back to play tricks on us. If you had not played the trick l should have sailed, and you
 Would not be the happiest man in town" completed Dick. T guess Fred was of some use. after all"
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-02
sloo Reward. sloo

The resders of this paper wiii be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that sciebce has been able to cure in all its stages, and that is Cstarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure nov known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitution- al disease, requires a constitutional treat ment. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken fn- ternally, acting directly upoL the blood and mucous surfaces of the system i, there by destroying the foundation of the disease, and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and as- sist ing nature in doing it's work. The proprietors have so much faith in it's curative powers that they ofer One Hun dred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials.
 Address F. J. CHENEY < CO, Toie- do, O.
 Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
 Take Halls Family Pills Tor eonstipa- tion.
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-02
 Proved by the Scriptures.

fn the good old days when speed ip rairOading was not quite SO sirenu ously insisted on is il is at present Jones aud Smith as we will designate them. were. strange to relate. riding on the accommodation train" of d certain railroad and discussing Bib Heal questions at the same fime.
 Cow affer COW had been overtaken and passed. aud the train was still wheezing and rattIing along at the giddy speed of ten miles All hour over the two rust streaks that answered The purpose of rails. when Smith spoke hp and said:
 .'Jones. you say you can prove by the Scriptures thnt the Lord made ev erything Do you imagine he had snything to do with making this slow roach road that we are riding on?''
 .Certainit Ile did" responded Jones. ''boesn'i il say in the first chapter of Genesis that on he sixth day he made all creeping and crawlin. thlngsY"