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Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-09
SHOULD FILE THEIR
APPLICATIONS AT ONCE
srrom Tbursday's Daily,

trrom Tbursdays Daily
Existing laws require the claimant
OF mineral location In Arizona 4
have a correct official survey OF Ais
claim made under the authority OF 8ar.
veyor-General ingalls, prior to making.
application to the officers Of tho losal
land Office for q patent thereto, In
view Of the fact that the oficiai survey
IL the basis Of such application for
patent.
One copy OF the approved plat OF
survey Is furnished the claimant or HE
attorney by Surveyor General Ingalls,,
which plat. together with a copy o.
notice Of his intention to apply fer
patent Is required to be posted IL .
conspicuous place on his claim.
After posting the plat and notice up-
on the premises, the claimant will Ale
with the register and receiver Of the
local land Office for the district II
which his claim 10 situated applicatisa
for patent, and, II no reason sppeas~
for the rejection Of the application, the
register will, at the expense Of the
claimant, publish a notice Of such sH-
plication for patent for a period OF
sixty days.
From the foregoing, II Is obvisss
that, In order TO secure a copy Of The
plat Of survey 50 as 20 enable the
claimant 20 post the same for record
for the period Of sixty days prior 10
the end Of the calendar year, the sur.
vey should receive approval not later
than October 20.
The field notes Of q mineral survey
should he fled In the surveyor gsner.
ais Office at the earliest possible date
in order to insure the receipt by the
claimant Of the approved plat Of Ais
survey not later than October 20, 100.
This win avoid the necessity Of The
claimants doing annual assessment
work on each location for the succeed
ing calendar year, in the event Of The
issuance Of final certificate by the reg
lister Of the local land offiee prior to the
end Of the current calendar year.
Each year during the months Of An
gust, September and October numerous
are filed for the survey OF
mineral claims, which result in . largo
number Of field notices being died dsf.
ing those months, especially the latter
ones. Naturally the work in the mis.
eral department Of the surveyor ssa.
erals Office becomes eongested and,
some surveys cannot be
soon enough to permit he
TO post his plat for the re-
CURED sixty days priors to the end
of the calendar year.
II is the policy Of the surveyorgsa-
eral to accommodate mineral claimants
in the matter Of expediting Office work
in connection with the survey Of their
mining claims rs far rs il IL within his
power to do so, but the fact must not
be lost sight Of that the number Of
employees in the mineral department Of
his Office is Of necessity limited.
II therefore behooves all mineral
claimants who anticipate making ap
plieation for patents to their holding,
in the expectations Of securing anal
during the present year, 20
cause their claims to be officially sur.
veyed ut once and thus avoid the das-
ger Of their surveys not being ap-
proved In good season.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-09
KING JAMES WINS.

NEW YORK, June 3.--King James
won the Brooklyn handicap, worth
$4,000. Restigouche was second.
The tirc. 2;04, was the record for
the Brooklyn handicap. Celt, the Ia
yorite, finished third. James and Res
,,pouche were coupled three to ].
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-09
FATAL GASOLINE EXPLOSION

REDLANDs, Cal, June ga gaso'
line explosion wrecked the residence
of O. w. Harris today and fatally In
iured his daughter, Virginia, aged
eighteen, who struck . match In
room where clothes were being cleaned
with gasoline.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-09
HANDLES 100000
MINERAL MONTHLY


1
Oson Thursdays Daily
A conservative figure at which TO
place the monthly mineral production
Of Yavapai county in raw ores and
concentrates handled through X. n.
Hetherington, Of this city, the local
representative Of the American Smell.
ing and Refining company, IL estimat.
ed by him at 100000. This value Is
given on a broad basis, and does not
include gold bullion or other ship.
ments OF concentrating products or
the placer dust that regularly reaches
this market. These figures may seem
somewhat large, hut they are based on
an absolute knowledge Of existing con.
ditions prevailing In the mineral zone
adjacent to Prescott. Practically one.
half Of the many enterprises In oper.
alton two years ago are idle ut this
time, nevertheless there are many that
have continued TO be developed, and
to q greater or lesser degree are pro.
ductive.
The field that supports this hand.
some production covers a vast area,
more so In fact than can be said Of
any other mineral subdivision in the
west. With the exception Of q strip
Of ground lying TO the north Of Pres.
colt, II IL an incontrovertiblc fact that.
a more minerslized zone does not exist
than IL here presented, with Prescott
rs the pivotal point. For instance, In
going through the field to the east Of
this city, fifty miles at least will be
covered TO reach the limit Of mine
work, while 70 the west sixty more
miles will be traversed before the
mining ground is covered. In going TO
the extreme southern limits of the
Bradsbaws Identical conditions will
prevail NJ above In distance TO be
travelled. In and between all Of this
vast area a net work Of assures exist,
making In all one practically solid
body, n mineral maelstrom, rs IL were.
This condition IL well known to min.
ing men, and with such an asset the
above production under financially
panicky times, IL but a reasonable one
TO consider. With normal conditions,
ed -s.sa are advancing .imost daily
now to that point, there should be no
more substantial section Of the south |
west than il here offered. IL il pleas |
ant to consider that since the depress-
ing times became an established fact |
in the desire Of many TO secure eapi. |
tai for various lines Of investment, and !
that while other localities outside Of
county suffered immeasurably |
through such influences, the attractive
mineral properties situated here have
been better favored than generally was
the case on the outside, and several
have continued their opera
ton uninterruptedly. A new era is
now practically being initiated in this
section. Hardly n day passes but what
there is not eonsummated a transae-
ton looking toward the development
Of new and old ground. This is based
unquestionably on the future stabil.
ity Of mineral values, which are, II is
believed, to reach n normal stage, par
tieularly that Of copper, linked to
which is the well founded belief that
there is no more inviting or more min.
rraiized field than is here presented to
prosecute the work Of mining on
basis Of pro6t and nermanapev
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-09

John Kinney is in the city from his
mining ground In the Big Bug district
and shows his faith In that section oy
recording yesterday more ground I'M
der location rights.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-09

Mr.. and Mrs. G. X. Sutton are visit
Ing friends In the city for . few days,
Tho former 10 In charge Of the Del
Rio water pumping plant Of the city,
The now Of water there he reports il
Of sosnal proportions.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-09

Oct . copy Of he Journal Missr's
Industrial ssd Ainiss edition Of ~
pages before the supply 10 sshsssssd. -
The Washington herald., 1909-05-16
GALVESTON RISES
FROM GRIM RUIN
Fights Back the Sea and
Builds Safe Port.
RANKS SECOND IN NATION
Becomes Gateway TO the ocean for
Agricultural, Mineral, and Mann
factured Products of the south
west - Commercial Center OF
Great and Growing state.

Galveston. Tex. May l5-Ia one long
TO be remembered night, nine years ago.
Galvestoa's population was reduced ap-
proximately to 2a.0o0 people During the
same hours the city lost property TO the
value Of $2oclAoo0 The world sympa-
thized, and confirmed its sympathy IN a
substantial manner
Our people were disheartened. but not
discouraged. but no one believed we could
: recover from that disaster within q
quarter Of century: yet. from the
depths OF sorrow and destruction after
that September night in 1900. Galveston
as city has been restored in an assured
safety; it has rebgst It's streets. its side
walks. its homes. is water and sanitary
systems. and in It's adversely il found a
remedy for the evils OF the n1unicinsl
government that II has given 10 the
world for the worlds benefit: and Calves
ton as a port has climbed from what il
was thought would be bat a memory 10
the dignihed. honored and exalted posi-
ton Of second place IN the rank Of the
ports os this great nation.
Progress Based on seIf-re1iapce.
The courage, honesty. and inteIHeenee
OF its people, who brought these condi-
/ tons out OF chaos. are foundations on
and by which. IN connection with its
natural advantages. it IS expected to
build at Galveston one of the greatest
commercial centers IN the world.
While Galveston has been on the de-
fensive. preserving that which 1t had and
providing against the destruction OF what 1
Il might attain IN the future. sister cities (
n leSas. and throughout the nation.
nave been prOfting By the days OF pros
perity that have been upon this country
n recent years. and to-day Galveston as
a city IS prepared 10 secure for herself
tnat increase IN industries and the de-
velopment Of commercial enterUrise that
Is due. because OF its natural ADVANTAGES
and healthful climate. supported bv the
protection afforded against the elements
through the 9sith and persistency of its
Feople
In lines Of health. commerce. and meas
ure no one city in the United S1etes
combines the opportunities for al of
these that does Galveston. and the in
creasing thrOng Of visitors its growth
in population and Importance CONNER
cially. testify to its advantages as place
OF rest, health. recreation, and industry.
Its Record rs n Port.
As a port, Galvestoa's record is tha
envy Of other seaports OF the United
States While the past year has been
one of depression In this and other coun-
Continued on Page 4. Column 4.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-16
PROMISING CROPS AT BoYDs.
Maryland Farmers Plan. r
Acreage of Corn

Boyds,e Nd. May 15.-This wear The
l''ri''efs on account Of the nigh price of
corn are putting out GO ger cent iarear
acreage than any yea- previous 7-a-r
section Is getting record for fine corn.
and the large Weld q the past eight
years and the good prices prevailing are
primarily the causes for a big acreage.
Wheat Is in fine shape. as Is the rye
crop, and should favorable weather con-
tinue. the finest crop ever harvested viii
be gathered in this year.
Grass Is excellent Everything bids fair
for fine fruit crop. in spite Of heavy
frost of few nights ago.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-16
SCHOOLS SHOW BIG GRowTE

tampa Tex, May l5.-This town has
hao a substantial growth, making >, In
crease Of fully 80 per cent dur;nr the
- - me surrounding country is being
--el up oy substantial class OF farm.
-, - large bodies Of land in this vicinity
-. ,-.e'- leeelliy used exclusively for graz
for settlement eiieu Up
IN - ss@ls ago there were IS scholars
80 eire P-ohc sehooi; this year 2x were
5-as ',-e' =. OesiaeS two new schools organ
-, - - elle adjacent territory. An cleo
80 80 - - eeen ordered to vote bonds for
~ = -sg.l"a OF a school building to meet
- - l'ee'S o. tAe community for years 10
c. J. BUCkLER.
eecTet=-y Commercial Cis.h.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-16
INDUSTRIAL COMMENT.

rms issue OF The Southern Progress Washington Her
nach that falls under that famous bygone
editor words ~Interestip. R.o,," T -
~ S excursion INTO an untried the people
OF the South are doing things way material progress that
co n get into press dispatches Washington Herald trying
aeauant its readers things as h. Deop,a ~ 90
doing them see them feela about them
This week Of Petersburg ar. dining -
make the visit Of President him as we'll s their ,
We also learn what Charlotte bigger irpress m
tn President than Petersburg picture Of how the v
o. 0@'eon has risen from hooduined heap debris TO busy
thriving seaport safe behind proud Of its new ana M
eient municipal government and why Is the
South needs the European immigrant vivid insight into
@ score o. towns and cities and rural districts doing
this way reaching out after the tbn ~
industrial ufe andp progress
We know our readers IA Washington as those in the South
is led 80 01 "
The Washington herald., 1909-05-16

Those who read the signed reports from
in the South cannot fail to be varying m
organizations reporting No matter how names differ thew Ill
arise Two men tbr,,
together for common interest acting
penden1Iy O NUT
When the Fruit Growers Association realizes thar the
Of another IS at one with il in wokg recognition Of the So
IN al us pFoooc and pooles there viii harmony of CO.
VIII hasten the he South ' u eHoFt
For three generations the South been rnisundeoo0 =
to much OF us internal aHairs nothing stron1 r
forces in poeaning its resources against these
pons Hence ne plan OF the Southern Commercial Congress %
organization ~ anu every
The Washington herald., 1909-05-16
SELLS HOUSES IN SOUTHEAST.
Dwellings on Potomac avenue Yield
"a D. r.-,s -, I'll -

Dwellings on Potomac Avenue Yield
10 Per Cent on Value of Property.
Deeds were placed on record yesterday
conveying twelve dwellings, at the south
west corner OF Potomac avenue (formeriv
Georgia aveaue) and Tenth street south
east The houses are 80 &c e27 Potomac
avenue. being five twO-story and cellar
brick dwellings
The lots front 1855 feet in Potomac
avenue and 11S feet in Tenth street. The
houses produce an annual income Of &. SEQ
which Is on the basis OF 10 per cent on
the value Of the property. Sls.as9. The
sale was made by Dwight Anderson for
Joseph D. MCGUIRE. owner. The pur-
chaser was Edwin L Wilson. who win
hold the properties as an investment.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-16
BIoomingdaIe Propertr SoId.

The two-story brick dwelling at & Chan
ming street northwest. which was re-
Gently erected by Harry Wardman. has
been sold. through the ofice Of shannon
d Luehs- 20 Mrs. Katie PresneIl, who
VIII occupy the property as her home. It
Is e six-Toom, colonial designed dwelling.
with lot p by 40 feet. This property
faces the soldiers Home Park. The con
sideration IN the transaction vas s. ga
The Washington herald., 1909-05-16

1t is not false sentiment idea exDreso ~
and there through the South: industrial
@ Us Ve Is we 'ed IN antebum days The around Bfnp
hills were rnore bs.rt,n, -
ago than they are These nils with mine one
with the very bones Of the displayed noisy streets Of
city where rural quietly its daily reun6
The needs Of made the change and bao
are impossible The change has its every effective b
life The iesponsbi OF childhood ignorant Of its relation - ~
vast world must give place 70 ~
The time has come when without the M
nation cannot reach its full
souths quota in national called for # the
cheerful and from within the industrial
out disturbing the purity Of
tncty he South ma - 50 as
The Washington herald., 1909-05-16

metropolis Of Southside Virginia, and IS
surrounded by an agricultural district
yielding great variety Of products. It
IS strong and progressive. and destined
10 be great Il will show President Taft
these things when he visits il or May I9.
EDWIN L oUAELES.
Sec-efarT Chanhsr af Cnnnerce
The Washington herald., 1909-05-16

Southern Progress Section is intended to toIov 5e, .
such manner as South It IS 10 be be
erng place for facts about resources not merely a. ~
but pictures o activity
The average statistics than he can r .
engineering blue print purpose is tc show to The men -
he South the significance Of regarded n
onauon The Spreading Of knowledge from town n ~
viii set free determination upon facts and not uDon v
mDu '9e~s
Into this section viii be every available evidence %
progress IN the South whether industry education -
municipal oeent These columns VIII for the dis
euslon OF political or academic We
inspire enlighten vboyt
'e-'iiAS 10 De
The Washington herald., 1909-05-16
Presfaent Finfev Intres 80

have been Southern Progress
Section published Of
resources
poSsoite Of that section known
other localities Washington Herald has undertake.
this enterprise which hope VII as 10 the
7O~'- W. II
Railway Conua7v
The Washington herald., 1909-05-16
VIII Benefit fAs South.

Richmond Va Nay
@ eo Southern Progress opportunities the
south are not known appreciated
you VIII 90 great for the whole country
you VIII continue the work edition
This Is
President American National BANK
The Washington herald., 1909-05-16
Pledges Actipe Assistance.

Columbia No. May I have with pleasure tn
of
outside capital and immigration 70
DO as you doingpoint out the country i
should be glad indeed work in anv % a. @
p0'' 4 J. WATERS
sftv Of Miss
The Washington herald., 1909-05-16
Read Down in Florfdn

ackSGnvie Fla Nay 81 congratulate your
southern
the South IN sent vou within
The next few weeks wiz o Of THIS
Of H II RICH Ay3TSO
Secretary Board Of Trade
The Washington herald., 1909-05-16
Commeads The Departzre.

Atlanta Nay 81 think
doubt
greatly improve educational conditions these
being improved With wonderfully din
patriotic service that making von~ col
~ iH eAl'HeH' "a 'NiS pIosIess JERE II POUND.
state School nnis ssfonero Eeorrfa
The Washington herald., 1909-05-16
COMMERCIAL Congress Secures AbEs AHv.

Pensacola Fla Nay 15Th Congress and Tho w.,
ingon Herald surely have extreme o
immense results TO accrue from
Of the section Of the and Dixon linz 5f 81
OLA
The Washington herald., 1909-05-16
Thinks II VIII Aid South
R1ackshn-r I

Backsburg Va Nay Isl letter co,, -
ngton Herald giving progress an -
IN your plan or assisting the agricultural
Oeie - "'' ~ NiV-'.S u Huch good W FLETCHER
Director Virginia Agricultural Experirnen, S.s+tor
The Washington herald., 1909-05-16
WIZ Aid Inaustr.al South
Richmond. Va

Richmond Va May 81 congratulate Won q, ,bo .,
OF your most excellent paper from the news %
est particularly ate
its great value to the commercial south
EDWARD y NEWMAN
The Washington herald., 1909-05-16
TAFT WILL VISIT
CITY Or CHARLOTTE
Goes to Witness Celebration
OF Mecklenburg Day.
TOWN NOW IN GALA ATTIRE

Extensive Preparations Practically
Completed for the Event-Sfreets
VIII Blaze with Electric I5rbf.
Procession VIII Have Eight Dsvis-
Ions with Eleven Bands of Music.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-16
PETERSBURG WILL
GREET PRESIDENT
Has ManyIntereSting Things
to Show Taft.
INDUSTRY IT'S CHEF GLORY

Hes Largest Trunk Factory on the
GlObe-Peanut Trade Valued at
S3,OOO,OO AnnuaIIy-Leads in To-
baccO-Chamber OF Commerce In
vests in Corporate Enterprises.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-16
Readers Warmly Commend Southern Progress Sec.
tioH of The Washington Herald

Ihe mails are bringing to the Office Of many
o. the Southern Progress
in
spirit and confident about the South viii
A few OF tho letters received
The Washington herald., 1909-05-16
Have Struck Keynote.

Johnson
ton IN The South and here apprecatve ndorse
what you are doing and promise YOU NAV
a. - ~ 7 0.
rciaIC C1ub
The Washington herald., 1909-05-16

Continued on Page :. Column z
The Washington herald., 1909-05-16

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The Washington herald., 1909-05-16

WARRINGTON, D. c., SUNDAY, MAY 18, 1903
Arizona republican., 1909-02-05
FOR RENT
B. G. PECkA

Real Estate, Loans G Insurance. 610-512 W. Washington St.
 Phone Red 8995.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-05

WANTED-Position in private family to do housework. Address Box 64, this office.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-05
HELP WANTED.

HELL w AMI ELI. WANTED-Railway mall clerks; cus- toms clerks: clerks at Washington. Commencement salary sS00.00. Many March examiDations. Common edu- cation sufficient. Candidates pre- pared free. Write immediately for schedule Franklin Institute, Koch ester, N. Y.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-05

WANTED-Boys l2 to Is years old with bicycles. Hotel Adams News Stand.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-05
HAMMOND'S AUCTIONS

AUCTION Saturday as usual at the Hammond Auction house. The doors are open this morning for business. List and send in anything you wish sold. Tel S533. Hammond, Auct.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-05

FOR SALE-At s1, g. and s3, Black Minorca cockerels from pen headed by Northup. s100 male. Goebel three miles east Indian school
Arizona republican., 1909-02-05

FOR SALE-Horses, handsome black riding pony s25. Work horse. per fectly gentle, thoroughly reliable any place you put him. will do as much work as any horse of his weight, HOO lbs, s100. Fine big black draft gelding. 1900 lbs, years old. by Orme's Roanoke s175. Goebel 3 mi. east Indian school
Arizona republican., 1909-02-05

WE HAVE a client who has some first class property in Illinois and he wishes to locate here in the valley. Are you open for a trade? Let's hear from you. Dick Erdman's Real s Estate & Inv Co, 26 N. 1st St.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-05

FOR SALE-About 60 Barred Ply mouth Rock and Black Minorca lay ing bullets R. P. Kane one mile west railroad on Yuma road
Arizona republican., 1909-02-05

FOR SALE-At s1. g and $3 Barred Rock cockerels from $50 male. great stock for breeding purposes. Buy one and improve your flock. Goebel, 3 miles east Indian school
Arizona republican., 1909-02-05

FOR SALE-Eight head of choice two year old heifers, Holstein and Dur ham, See R Reynolds, miles West and two miles south of Yuma road, R. F. D. 4, Box 79.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-05
FOR SALE.

GLENDALE LOESS On Installments we have one of those 20-acre tracts in the Glendale townsite that we can sell now at a price that will make the buyer a niece piece of money within year. It's good sugar beet or garden land, level and well locat- ed, and has been in cultivation. This is good as an investment or a home site. Splendidly situated for sub-di- vision We can sell this for a small payment down and balance iu install ments if desired. A 20-acre piece adjoining this and on which there is not more than $500 in improve ment is held at $5,O00. See us for particulars. E. J. Bennitt & Co. 16 North Center Street
Arizona republican., 1909-02-05

FOR SALE-30 acres or less in all falfa, small house and etc, 1 miles out, owner leaving, snap at s125 per acre. For sale 10 acres 2k miles putin grain. price s11OO. I need some housekeeping rooms to rent. Have a buyer for income prop erty not over $500. See Groom in Rogers Auction, A w. Jefferson
Arizona republican., 1909-02-05

FOR SALB-Registered Holstein bull, or will trade for first class Holstein. 1A miles east of Indian school. Mrs. H. Schrader.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-05

FOR SALE-Fresh Durham cow, s35.
 See Thomas, end of Indian car line.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-05

FOR SAL.E-Cheap gentle saddle pony at 139 N. 9th St
Arizona republican., 1909-02-05

WE ARE NOW Located at the old Hartwell Studio. 29 South Second St Largest and best equipped gallery in Arizona. M w. Mealy.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-05

JULIEN ONFRAY, practical gardener
 and florist. Pruning specialties. POS East Monroe St.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-05

FOR SALE-5oo GALLON TANK 40 FOOT TOWER, LARGE PUMP, 5 HORSE ELECTRIC MOTER. GAL VANIzED HOUSE FOR sPUMP AND MOTOR. A BARGAIN FOR A QUICK SALE. GREENE AND GRIFFIN REAL ESTATE AND lN- VESTMENT CO, PHONE M. 65.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-05

FOR RENT-Furnished room mod ern brick cottage, 627 N. 4th Ave, Bennett Add. See owner 1901 N. 1st St.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-05

FOR SALE cheap, 100 stands of bees. Hoffman frames, well wired-full sheets of foundation used. Located near Roosevelt. Address w. H. Mo Cormick, care Republican.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-05

PRINTING establishment for sale. Good terms. Price right. Good bus
 mess and a moneymaker for the right man. Dick Erdmans Co.,, 26 N 1st St
Arizona republican., 1909-02-05

FOR SALE-15 fresh cows, J F. Haig-
 Ter, Tempe.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-05

IIabiIIg IIIIIII VN VtI, WoNtI TUT tIII, 9OVUV. Barr, West Adams. FOR SALE-1O acres with water all in cultivation, three miles east, $500 part time, modern four room brick all cOnveniences, North 4th avenue. $2400. Modern room brick partly furnished, North 3rd Ave, $240O, part time F. Barr, 4 West Adams.