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Morris tribune., 1909-06-05
SinopIe Test For Eous.

Placed in the water an esq, If fresh,
will remain resting at the bottom of
the vessel. If not quite fresh, it will
rest with the big end raised higher
than the small end, and the higher the
big end is raised the older is the egg.
AS an egg gets older the water con-
Morris tribune., 1909-06-05

Twenty hulidines DESTROYED.

Twenty buildings destroyed, fosEe
people injured and hundreds of trees
blown down is the result of tornado
at St. Cloud. The buildings of
the st. Cloud Granite company were
blown over and those of other granite
companies were moved off their foun-
dations. The Italian settlement to the
north of the railroad shops was to-
tally destroyed.
Morris tribune., 1909-06-05
Holdina Up Milk.

Sometimes the dairyman finds a COW
"holding up her milk" as it is called.
The glands really fail to secrete prop
erly owing to some nervous condition
or disturbed state of mind. Give the
cow little chop feed or bran to divert
her mind, and she will soon give 1t
down all right. House and Farm
Morris tribune., 1909-06-05
THE SPORTING WORLD
Papke May Fiqht Landlord.

Jim Coffroth, the premier fight pro-
moter Of California, is trying hard to
clinch = match between Billy Papke,
who reiy defeated Hugo Kelly.
and ,.an@ford, the hard hitting
light heavyweight of Boston. The Cal
Morris tribune., 1909-06-05
Feed For Young Turkeys.

The most universal feed adopted
now for young turkeys is stale bread
soaked in sweet milk and pressed or
squeezed quite dry for the first few
feeds, feeding only very little at a
time, after which cracked wheat and
pinhead oats are fine. Be careful and
don't overfeed them. Better keep
them little hungry than feed them
too much.
Morris tribune., 1909-06-05
solution:
A Spring Song.

A Spring Song.
Right up into Bossy's eyes
Looked the daisy boldly;
But, alas, to his surprise,
Bossy ate him coldly.
Listen, daisies in the fields:
Hide away from Bossy.
Daisies make the milk she yields
And her skin grow glossy.
So each day she tries to find
Daisies nodding sweetly
And, although it's most unkind,
Bites their heads off neatly.
-Philadelpfia Ledger.
Morris tribune., 1909-06-05
Pirates Win Storke on Contention.

Pirates Win Storke on Contention.
The application of Player Alan II.
Storke Of the Pittsburg National
League club for reinstatement has been
granted without the infection of any
penalty by the national baseball COM
mission. The player did not report to
his club this spring, having obtained
permission to finish his studies at a
law school. The commission also an
nounced ruling in the case of Player
Justice, who made a claim against the
st. Louis American League club for
back salary. The commission found
that the player was entitled to the sal
airy due him, and the st. Louis club is
directed to pay the same, after deduct
ing $50 advanced to him and what
ever moneys they paid out for doctor
and nurses during the time he was Ill
while with that club
Morris tribune., 1909-06-05
A Magic Square.

Ask your friends to so place the fig
ures from 1 to Is in four columns,
four numbers in each, in the shape of
a square, that when added the totals
shall be 81 which ever way you count
up, across or diagonally. Here is the
Rnlntinn.
Morris tribune., 1909-06-05

ifornian has offered $4,000 for a for
ty-five round contest between the pair.
AS Ketchel has practically admitted
that he cannot make the middleweight
limit any more, Papke has now claim
ed the title
Morris tribune., 1909-06-05
HINTS FOR FARMERS
Proper FoaI Feeding.

The proper feeding of foals tends to
produce the rotundity of conformation,
which adds to value rs well as to in
sure against runts. Foals do not eat
much. A very small sum of money
will pay for all the grain foal will
eat in the first six months of its life.
Oatmeal, with all husks out, is the
best food for colts at first. and they
should have supply as soon as they
will nibble at it. Do not feed much at
a time. but three or four times day.
and let the youngsters pick at it when
they want it. After time about q
fifth of bran may be added. Do not
feed so much that the foals will mess
over the food and then let it stay so
long in front of them that 1t will be-
come sour. Always allow them to
have little nibble of alfalfa when
ever they want it, Alfalfa never hurt
a colt and has made many horse
Denver Field and Farm,
Morris tribune., 1909-06-05

Leg Weakness In Growing Chickens.
Leg weakness will often cause a Sc
we're check to bird, even IL no other
serious results follow, writes A. v.
Meersch In the Western Poultry Jour-
nal. In many cases this weakness is
caused by the bird growing too rap
idly. involving severe strain on the
constitution. Some advertised chem
zeal foods can be used in cases of leg
, weakness of this kind put into the
drinking water. But make for it pills
made up as follows: Strychnine, one
grain; citrate of iron, one dram; phos-
phate of lime. one dram; quinine BIZ
sulphate, fifteen grains Mix well
and divided into thirty pills. Give one
at night and one in the morning to
each weak legged chick The mixing
must be performed accurately. or If
you are not safe in doing so intrust 1T
to an experienced druggist.
Morris tribune., 1909-06-05

tanned in the white evaporates, and
this causes the empty space at the
thick end Of the egg to become en-
larged The larger that empty space
becomes the more the egg rises in the
water till In course Of time 1t floats.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-16
OLD YoRr.oIvBs
WAY TO THE NEW
CFrom Fridays Daily

Fort whipple of old is passing into
memory, In so far as its buildings
figure, and one by one they are being
RACED to the ground. Yesterday the
work of 'demolishing the old hospital
was started by X. II. Burmistcr and
Mr.. Butts, and in a few days hence
that structure that has been the scene
OF affording comfort to 30 many OF
the wounded in the old DAYS of the
Apache, will fade away aud take its
place with the others that are silent.
II makes way for the band quarters
that are projected for it under the
new order Of things, and its afflicted
are now behind the walls of the new
structure that has been finished and
N in service. Every building in the
post except that which was authorized
when the present rehabilitating pro.
gram was commenced. has been con.
demned, and inside of few months
nothing OF tho past will be seen.
IL seems crnel that some of thu ola
and prominent building landmarks OF
this famed garrison were not permit.
yea To remain to signalize and cement
the glory Of the day when the Apache
contested the right of the white man
To rule Sentiment has stronolv
SHOWN In this line and some action
was taken To preserve the old General
crook building on the brow OF the
nii' but 1t was di'countenanced, and
II, TOO went the way Of the others
i's loss wipes out all that remains OF
the service Of this gallant officer. and
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-16
LINE SUR.
vEYED r01 NEW ROAD

The work Of running the prelimin'
sry, or locating, line for the proposed
raiirosd from Bouse 20 swansea, has
been finished. II. l.. Fishsl, the di.
vision engineer Of the 3. f.. =. & r.,
is in charge of this work, and is now
engaged in running the permanent
line and estimating the cost Of con
struetion. The distance Of this branch
line Is about twenty-five miles from
the main line on the A. 4 G. TO the
terminus.
r. J. Carrigan Of the Clara Consoli.
dated Mining company, Is now In that
section, and from him the staement
Is given publicity that the work Of
building this highway will be com
menced ut once, and not withstanding
the warm weather incidental at this
time Of the year in that section, 1t
will be constructed.
The Clara company will build the
road with their corporate funds and
the service on the same will be main.
tanned by them. Mr.. Corrigan, being
practical railroad man, will have
the management Of this branch Of his
eompany's interests
The site on the A. X G. from which
this road will start is rs yet indefinite,
Bouse being one point selected, while
another line runs from a point about
two miles TO the west Of that town.
The permanent selection of the site Is
to be considered in u few days and
construction will begin from that
point.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-16

any other breed Of that tribe. IL IL
also the intention OF the management,
II is said, TO have a steam automobile
launch for pleasure parties, and TO
have the grounds surrounding IL plant.
ed with shade trees. The purpose Of
the management is to make IL jus, as
attractive in the summer as in the
winter months, and to permit Of no in.
fringements from outside parties.
Only two days week were set aside
for the club men TO hunt last winter,
and not violation was recorded Of
this rule.
This lake is situated At the. foot Of
Granite mountain, about twelve miles
from Prescott, and for over forty.ops
years has been owned by J. II. Lee.
The members Of the club controlling
il are DR.. X. ". Looney, president; G.
r. Joslin, treasurer; Reese N. Ling,
secretary; Governor X. y. Sloan, 7.
q. Norris, !. VI. Ross, II. r. South.
worth, W. s.. Norviel, Harry Heap and
II. II. Aitkep.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-16
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.


While leaving his place Of business
last evening about o O'Clock, W. A..
Cline Of the Prescott Transfer com.
pany met with q serious accident. lie
was leading colt while driving his
horse in wagon, aud the young ami
NAL jumped from fright, on in a play.
full mood, into the rear OF the bed OF
the wagon being hauled. This caused
the animal in the wagon to rear and
become frightened and he ran away
and overturned the vehicle, throwing
Mr.. Cline violently TO the ground and
underneath the wheels, which passed.
over his body.
lie was picked up unconscious and
taken to his home, DR.. Yount being
called to administer to him. At a
late hour he was resting easy, but is
badly bruised on the head and body.
The doctor anticipates no serious in.
jury 20 him.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-16
RAY CONSOLIDATED TAKES
OVER SANTA RITA

NEW YORK, June l0-Utah Copper
and Ray Consolidated interests will be
in control Of the low grade copper mine
near Silver City, N. NJ, known ms the
Santa Rita, which has just been taken
over by the newly.organized Chino
Copper company. Among the directors
Of the company will be: Daniel C.
Jackling,- A. Chester Beatty, Chas. NJ.
MacNeill, Spencer Penrosc, Charles
Hayden, Sherwood Aldrieh, N. l.. Am.
stcr, Henry NJ. whitney, Eugene N.
Foss and Berthold Hochschild. Messrs.
Jackling, Beatty, MseNeill, Penrose,
Hayden and Aldrich are actively in.
terested in Utah Copper and Ray Con.
solidated. W. Hincklo Smith is di.
rector and member of the executive
committee Of the Nevada Consolidated
company. J. q. Hopkins Is president
of the Arizona Copper company. Ber
thold Roehschild is treasurer Of the
American Metal company Of New
York. N. l.. Amster il president OF
the shannon Copper company Arizona
Commercial Copper company, and Bos
ton 4 Cirbin. ID. G. Jackling will be
chairman of the board Of directors.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-16
s1GELrINo PLANT
Fo1 CHERRY CREEK

Approaching the mineral resources
of the Cherry eresh rrgion, and en-.
deavoring TO become identified with II
in the treating OF it's ores, II. C.. Lo.
gan, metallurgist Of prominence and
man Of wealth, writes nj length from
Chicago to this city, making anxious
inquiry ~ to the desirability Of erect.
ing small smelling plant in that
section, Of II capacity Of 100 tons
daily and operating it on the basis Of
a custom plant.
Mr.. Logan says that before deciding
to place this plant in the district he
is DESTROYS 10 learn from the mine
owners all the conditions prevailing
there as TO tonnage and mineral char.
particularly so the average
value of the ores produced and avail.
able for treatment. 1t would seem
from this inquiry that the fame Of
this old district is travelling eastward
and that the near future will afford
the installing of plant, there being
In evidence at the present time much
activity in the mi ming of its ores. and
that conditions warrant the introduc.
ton Of additional machinery.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-16
BERG Is HELD.

Los ANGELES, Cal, June n. -
The coroner's jury verdict In the case
of Henry drassmee, an inmate Of the
Patton insane asylum, who died June
., stated the cause Of his death was
the result of injuries in his chest and
abdomen. The evidence seemed to
show he was in the hands OF an at
tendant, Berg, and also censuIcs DR..
Wilson, assistant medical superintend.
ent, and Superintendent Butler for
having Berg held by the authorities
instead Of disebarging him.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-16
DEVELOPMENT TO
COMMENCE ON
THE ROSAl|A
Company Secures Sum Of
S250.O0O For
The Work

BISBEE,, Ariz., June H. Details
regarding the successful financing OF
the Santa Rosalia Gold Mining com.
pany have been received in Bisbee
with the arrival Of Attorney c. ]. Me.
Reynolds from Calumet, Mich. The
company now has in it's treasury $3.50.
900 to be used in development work
and in surface improvements. A per.
manent organization has also been
effected at Calumet.
The directors at q meeting decided
70 sink a hree-compartment shaft at
once on the Santa Rosalis. The shaft
will he sunk TO a depth Of 400 feet. A
reduction plant Of s:sapacity sufficient
10 reduce 800 tons Of ore day has
already been contracted for and a
6rst class road from the main Arizpe
road to the mine is 20 be constructed
az once. The balance due on the prop
erty itself il to be paid Immediately.
The permanent organization Of the
company contains the names Of num-
Der Of prominent citizens OF Calumet.
The president IL T.. d. johnson. who
is connected with the Calumet 4 Hecla
company; the vice president and gen.
eral manager is X. X. Clancy; seere.
tary Is i. X. Daggett. and the treas.
urer il r. \. Kohlhsss, who is the
cashier of the Calumet State bank.
The Calumet stockholders have four
ont of the seven directors, the other
three being western people, one Of
whom Is Mr.. MeReynolds.
The company intends TO get the
shaft down and the reduction plant on
the ground a. soon as possible.
A splendid body Of ore has been de.
veloped and the management is con.
Adent that as much ore ~ during its
many years Of production il stili 20 be
found on the lower levels and that IN.
ture development will prove the old
Santa Rosslis TO be one Of the greatest
gold mines in the state Of Sonora.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-16
IMPORTANT MINING
DEAL MADE IN
IW|CKENbURG
United States Copper Co.
Bonds Property To
Local Men

wICkENBURG, June II. -- A min.
ing deal Of great importance TO Wick
euburg Is about TO be made. The prop
crty referred to is that of the United
states Copper company, which has
been held under bond for the last two
or three years by Kentucky people.
The property has been bonded 10 9
we'll known company of local men,
represented locally by one Of the best
mining men in this section, n. Nc.
Carver. This property has been own
ed by James liauIhurst Of Phoenix for
many years and Ii one Of the best
in this section Of the country.
A large amount Of work has been done
on tho property, both by Mr.. HauH'
hurst and leasers, and IL Is the inten'
ton Of the bopders to do = great deal
of work on tho property before max.
ing final payment 10 the owner. The
property is located about thirty miles
west Of wickenburg and about fifteen
miles from the famous Vulture mine.
The district in which the mine is To-
Gated has had several sensational finds
in the last few months, there being
ore found on the surface 20 equal that
OF the famous Glory Hole of Salome.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-16

q humiiiating feature Of its demo
ton Is that though Il cost over OIL
900 to construct, II brought, in a VI
department sale OF public auetio
less than $50.
The ground that supported many
the old buildings is being leveled
aud as fast as one goes the grade
get TO work to wipe its soil % d
others that will be placed on the II
The new Whipple looks clean and /
viting, however,, and when /, is q
ished on the plans outlined 1t will
n magnificent asset Of Uncle Sam.
The famous Eighteenth infant
will garrison the post in the vi
future, four companies Of which \
ordered there. IT Is very proba1
that the band will accompany ,hs(
instead Of going to Apache, and 1
effort 20 this end il being made
have the original order eounterman|
ed. They are due this fall and I,
accommodations are perfect for The,
the new barracks being ready.
Speaking Of the proceeds of the =
of public buildings ut auction, fris3
folly ridiculous prices have prevail
In all eases where these struetuf|
have gone under. the hammer. llOus|
that have cost thousands OF dolla
have brought less than 80, and
revenue to the government, has be-
simply nil. The cndesvor was to d
them on the ground and they BE-
been reconstructed into substspi
homes in this city.
DIR. Morton, the military physieil
Of the garrison, speaks in hand's'
praise Of the new hospital, which =
constructed by Messers. Brow, smi
md Beleher, Of this city. II is
most perfect institution Of its XII
In the southwest, and Its arrangems
NIL that could be asked.
The new uniforms have been
ceived and the first issue made. ThS
are Of the Khaki type, and are p
nounced AS comfortable and servid
able. Joeularly speaking of the
Of this latest apparel of Uncle sA
one of the boys says that they are
right when the wind Is quiet,
otherwise the pants are an imP'
ment 10 pedestrian feats - an esa
gerated bloomcr, In other words,
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-16
J0URnll-M|nER
SUBSCRIBER 40 YEARS
(from Saturdays Daily


Mr.. Wales Arnold, an estimable
lady Of the pioneer days, IN In the city
on visit with friends, the guest Of
Mrs. II. II. Rodgers. This lady holds
a unique position in historical chan.
nels, celebrating ON the 18th Of the
present month, the forty.Grst anuiver.
sary Of her arrival in Arizona. Coin.
cident with that noteworthy event,
she has the distraction and also the
honor Of being the Oldest subscriber
carried on the books Of the Journal.
Miner. so far a. that applies to u lady
patron. She subscribed for the paper
just forty years ago, and from that
time of so long ago up to the present
time has never permitted her name 10
be dropped from its roll, nor will she,
was the firm declaration she made yes.
terday.
"whcn ! first subscribed for the
paper" said Mrs. Arnold, "every
other article in the news columns
chronicled some Indian depreciation, o
man was killed or wounded, and rs I
recall the day and see what Is in evil.
dence at the present time, I wonder at
the changes which have taken place,
and 20 tell the truth, ! hardly know
anybody In this city any more, when
in the olden days we all knew each
other and We were happy family
Mrs. Arnold will stay In the city
she has known 30 long and so well but
few days, and join her husband on
the old homestead in the beautiful val.
ley Of the Verde, where they have re.
sided for over twenty-five years.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-16
ooRsys INJURED.

PALAISEAU, France, June H.
William Il. Corey, president Of
steel trust, and his wife, who suffer
serious injuries from an automobile
eident near here yesterday, were Sc
today at their home. Corey Is CO
fined to his room with his head ban
aged and pains in his chest. d.
Corey is badly bruised, but has ree0
cred from the shock.
NJ. GodiIleau, manager Of the Cor
French estate, Is more seriously
jured. The chauffeur lost control y
struck a tree, the automobile turning
soinersault.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-16
TO STOCK LAKE
WITH 10000 FISH
Prescott Gun Club is Preparing An
Attractive Summer Resort For
Its Members.

The big lake at the American ranch,
under lease TO the Prescott Gun club,
IL 90 be made a more attractive re.
sort than ever before and 10 that end
IL has been decided by the manaag.
meat 20 stock it with 10000 Illinois
blue catfish. This order has been
placed with the National Fish commits.
sion At Washington and the shipment
will reach here by the latter end Of
July. After being consigned to that
water the club will protect them and
10 fishing whatever will be permitted
inside Of two years, the endeavor Of
the association being TO strictly pre-
serve them until they multiply and
mature, when in the season 10 be set
aside there will be an abundance "a
supply the needs Of patrons for an
Indefinite period.
This lake is now considered per
pasnent one, and the area II covers Is
estimated at twelve acres. II has been
leased 10 a limited number Of citizens
here for a term Of Eve years and has
been occupied for one year under the
lease. II is a thrifty center Of reerea'
ton, and for the hunters In the club
last winter II afforded much fine duck
hunting. It's waters were baited with
wheat aud tn. number Of canvas backs
killed were of greater percentage than
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-16


The committee which had been ap'
pointed TO draft resolutions commend
a,ory Of Hon. Richard 4. Sloan, form
erly Judge Of the district court, sub
mi,ied its report yesterday at meet
ing Of the Northern Arizona Bar as
ISOLATION, and the same were adopted,
~ follows:
be II Resolved by the Bar Assoeia'
ton Of Northern Arizona, In meeting
assembled:
That whereas, The Honorable Rich
ard Il. Sloan having filed the position
Of district Judge Of this district and
associate justice Of the supreme court
for a period of twelve years with alb
solute fairness, entire probity and with
90 ability that has added greatly to
the dignity Of the jurisprudence Of
this territory. has been by, the presi'
dent Of the United States elevated
to the position Of governor Of this
territory;
Now Therefore, The Bar Association
Of Northern Arizona highly commends
and fully endorses his admirable jude
ial career and services and assures him
tha. he carries with him the generous
good wishes and esteem Of this asso.
citation.
Resolved Further, That q espy Of
these resolutions be furnished Gov.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-16
MORE INDICTMENTS,

NEW YORK, June ll.-Tbree "'
grand jury subpoenas were issued
day In the federal investigator oil !
affairs Of Augustus Heinz. The I'D
cations are that there will be no lei
In the matter.
One IL for his brother, Otto' .
others for the curb brokers who oe'
In copper stocks. They will appear
fore the new federal grand jury
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-16
mo TOURNAMENT
10 CALLED OFF


There will be no baseball tourna.
nent this month, as had been planned.
Everything had been going smoothly
up 20 yesterday when several cogs
slipped. The Santa Re had announced
rates. relying upon past experience
that they would be able to make n
joint rate will .he connecting roads in
the southern part of the territory. But
the Southern Pacific officials in San
Francisco would not sanction the prop
osition. although the Tucson division
favored the reduced rate.
Then again. wire came through
from Globe stating that il would be
unable to enter a team, as four Of the
players could rot come. rhs left on,y
two teams that could he relied upon
Tor the tournament, as Others demand.
ed prohibitory terms. I. is quite prob.
able that this latter difficulty could
have been adjusted, but as the time
was short and there seemed to be no
hope Of solving the railroad problem,
ss regards excursion rates, the com.
mittee yesterday afternoon decided to
drop the project. II is not likely now
that many Of the Knights Of Columbus
will stop over at Prescott on their re
turn trip from the grand council at
flagstaff, which opens on June 10, as
the proposed tournament was quite an