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Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-16

Tempe Normal school. and there was
a large coneourse Of her young friends
20 meet her AZ the train.
Young Lady Graduates
Mis-. Belle Rodgers. who has bces
attending the Tempe Normal, arrived
home yesterday afternoon, with the
honors Of graduating from that ipsti-
tuition. She was welcomed home by a
large number Of her friends, receiving
a pleasant reception at the train.
Delivered Mules.
George Gilbert returned TO the city
yesterday after delivering a shipment
Of fifty mules to the Glendale beet
factory, the animals TO be used in
clearing the ground for the cultivation
Of this product. This big beet sugar
factory will be started up soon is the
report.
opsician Here.
DR.. l.. NJ. Swiged, the well knows
optieian, who has been visiting Pres
colt regularly for several years on pro
fcssionai business, arrived here ycstcr
day from Phoenix, on his way "a
Seattle. He will remain here until
Sunday and will Ice at the Congrcs'
house.
School Honors.
Among the Prescott young ladies u
receive honors at the Tempe Norma
school, was Miss Mary Mcdonald, WIZ
is salong the graduates Of this year
J She returned to her home in this cit,
: yesterday, being warmly greeted b,
many Of her friends for her ereditabl
career as n pupil in that institution.
10 sslsct spz1ntsrA
All 6remen are requested to be pres
ent nj the fire hall tonight, when th
department will be combed for III
most svailble men TO 60 TO Jerome o
hose racing contest ON the fourt
Of July. The foremen Of the four CON
panies will be present and all will b
asked TO attend that the matter ma
be amieably considered.
ostAing There.
Many peope Of this city will n
member Karl Y. futile, formerly wit
the 3. f., u. 4 r. He is now with III
Los Angeles division of the Santa r
% located at San Diego, where he is FL
'e gagged In the construction service {
'e that road in the work Of locating n
new Y.ii,csd from shs. point " Yum
being advanced to a high position.
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DAMS MAY MEAN
rORrUNE TO BROW

Robert Brow is probably more in
suS Grove dams than any other indi
vidual in this section. When those
two structures went out in the fright
full disaster Of 1900, Mr.. Brow had
the only merchandise store in the camp
nj the lower or service dam section OF
the enterprise. SO sudden was the
summons Of the approach Of the sea Of
water that nothing could be saved In
property, and vast sums Of money IN
safes or stored away had to be
abandoned. Only those who were
awake OF 3 O'Clock in the morning
saved themselves from watery
grave and over 100 souls persisted who
were unable 20 get out Of their houses.
A. the time Mr.. Brow had over
81 900 in cash In an old safe that vas
In a rear room, and realizing the
futiIity Of losing even one second Of
time he ran to the side Of the noun
tain to save his life, abandoning every.
thing in the building, and even then
had n narrow escape from being
struck by an immense body Of water.
After few days he made an effort TO
locate the safe, which weighed over
400 pounds, and in this work he was
joined by Others. lie offered large
reward TO any one who would- find IL.
and after days Of diBgeDt prospecting
In the sands Of the Nassayampa river
bed the work Of locating the treasure
was abandoned. Since that day many
parties have endesvored to locate the
safe, but up 10 the present time no
tidiugs Of 1, have been given. The
supposition is that IL Is lying In the
quieksands Of the stream, but Mt what
particular place is the merest speeu'a'
tiop.
Mr.. Brow believes that the the dam
will now nj last be rebuilt and whsu
the work is again started he viii en-
deavor TO locate the old safe and gel
what Il contains, over 5000 being II
certified time checks Of the old com
pauy and the balance in gold dust and
sreenbaeks, in addition 10 which
. considerable. jcwelry Of much value.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-16

doing this work and will complete !,
today.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-16
SALE OF TIMBER, PRESCOTT

SALE OF TIMBER, PRESCOTT
NATIONAL FOREST, Prescott, Ari-
IONA, May s, 1909. Sealed bids mark
ed outside "Bid Timber Sale Applica..
ton, April 20, 1909, Prescott" and
Addressed 20 Chas. II. Hinderer, For.
est Supervisor, Prescott, Arixona, Wall
be received up to and including the
3Yd day Of June, 1909, for all the mer.
charitable dead timber, standing and
DOWN. and all the live timber marked
for cutting by the Forest officers on
n designated area OF about eighty
acres. located within approximately
Section 1, r IL N, X 2 w, q 4 3. X.
Mer.. unsuryeyed, Prescott National
Forest, estimated 20 be 1000 pieces OF
yellow pine tagging. 1900 linear feet
Of yellow pine stuiIs. 36J cords green
pine, OAK and juniper cordwood, more
or less, l35 cords dead eordwocd. more
or less. No bid for less than cents
each for tagging, sis cents per linear
| foot for stuls, 70 cents per cord Tor
green eordwood and 40 cents per eorh
| for dead cordwood will be considered,
and a depost Of $4,000 must be seat
10 the First National Bank, Albuquer'
aue, New Mexico, for each bid sub
mittcd TO the Supervisor. Timber mp
on valid mining claims exempted from
sale. The right to reject any or AL
bids 10 reserved. For further infor'
nation and regulations governing
! Gales. address Chas. IL. Hinderer, For
est Supervisor, Prescott, Arizona.
CHAs. II. HINDERER, Forest Super
visor.
Il Nav ., (W)5 l.
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WARNING NOTICE.

Notice 10 hereby given that the M
dersigned, owner Of the Neiman group
Of claims, and located about 30 miies
west Of Hillside and adjoining the pat
ented claims Of LAwler q Wells, In
the Eureka mining district, Yavapsi
county, Aria, will not be responsible
for debts Of any Kind contracted fo'
labor and Improvements on said prop
srty, while u IL being worked under
boud. GUY ALLEN,
BY 9. J. Onash. attorney IN fsst.
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PUBLIC RECORDS.
Ynsruments Tilsd - 1spertsd By The
PreScoAt Tttls 90.

II. ". and W. A. Taylor locate Rev
apue mine. Bradshaw district.
nn.Arizona Mining company 10
Gates Better Hope mine, Walker dis
trict.
II. Hernstrom and p. Schafer 10.
cate Old Bellows mine, Black Canyon
district.
c. d. Rynearson files bond of $1,000,
as Road Overseer districts No. 81 and
No. 2.
Harrison Yarnell to A. Benson, Neis
Hanson and A. ID. Beekel-Q. c. deed.
One. fourth interest in Weaver Pass
placer, Weaver district.
w. A. Crumly ct al incorporate
United states Sanitary Wells Com
pany. Capital stock 100000.
". W. Bryson TO NJ. J. Ennsht-
M. Deed. One-third interest in Boxer
mine, Black Canyon district.
d. q. Sinclair Hles bond of $1,000
as Road Overseer, district No. 8.
II. voge ct al incorporate Del Ri
Oil Company. Capital stock t5oo,ooO
i r. X. Stewart and II. NJ. Maus 10
cnte Fair Oaks mine, Mint Valley dis
trct.
:. Andrew Rczik locates Ave mines
Blue Tank district.
r. Connel locates Gold Hin mill sit
Z and water right, Blue Tank district.
Andrew Rozik 10 r. Connell-N
. Deed. Lead King, Monte Cristo, Lon
a star. Guadalupe and Reina del On
mines.
W. r. Uric and NJ. l.. Buckley IL
y corporate Prescott Dredge Mimi
Company. Capital stock 100000.
h !. A.. Moore and v. y. Messing
q locate two mines, Walnut Grove d.
q trict.
II. X. Wood files affidavit OF asses
ment work on Combination groap
u, mines, Eureka district.
10 J. III. Cross locates Cloud mine. lila
ct sayampt district.
e. Robt. IL. Ieuet iocatfn w" ""'
r. Castle Creek district.
Vernon Slinkard TO II. II. Miller
NJ. Deed. Blue Calico, Missing Lin
he Copper Mountain s'ufr, Copper ID
as and Big Bell mines. Aqua FRA d
I'd triet.
re John Kinney TO Richard j. Burt
he, m. Deed. $500 Boston and Clio
II. mines and q mill site and water rig
Big Bug district.
j. III. Bigler locates three mines,
Walker district.
nd A. ID. cupples and II. q. Fansler
lie. cate Gold Nugget mine, Martinez d
las trict.
Gil Beorge W. Parkins 10 Daisy
he Thomas W. Decd. 600. Lot
block 3, reury's addition, Prescott
j. NJ. Cook locates Ave mines, BIZ
er, Hills district.
es. Lon d. Han and u. w. Powers
ISIS corporate Mayer Consolidated Cop
The company. Capital stock 100000
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city News
....In Brief

haa..snHHxnnn.ssss1ax1Ax
From Thsrsday's Dsny)
ncuax viaton.
", and Mrs. e. Levin are in the
.. for few days, coming from
| psoenix.
o,sumes Received.
Magnificent costumes from Chicago
=. "The Princess Of Gan.sar" were
-,,iv.d Of ". Joseph's academy to.
~!
ron olsbs.
paul A. Jones, we'll known in min.
:. circles. has returned from q pro.
,,.Ousi trip TO the Globe mineral
slds.
rseieu, 0ncsr.
Charles King, who handles the law.
-. ,.men, Of the Copper City in .
,s,..,fui manner, 10 In the city on
,o.r, matters, and will remain for sew.
csl days,
N Route 10 Lee Anes,ss.
T. II. Csrrigsn and wife passed
through here yesterday from Bouse on
her way to Los Angeles, TO spend
der vacation.
~s>s, HNA
Among the prominent oldtime resi-
.,p,s Of this county in the city yes
Mdsy was Luke Fleming, who re
,des in Turkey Greek.
vwdsitss Hare.
Dan Fain and Arthur Heath, iden
esed with the farming aad range in
wpts OF the Verde valley, are il
ID. city on business matters.
n ths Coast.
Mrs. Plummer Wills, wife Of tn
agreeable baggage man Of the S. r
RkP. in this city, will leave toda.
for the coast on a summer vacation
Bridge Foreman Here.
Thomas Potter, one Of George It's
asl,'s capable lieutensnts in difiicul
shdge building, is spending FEY
lays in the city on business mat
ten.
!~n. Resident Dlss.
Word was received In this city ye'
'srday that Mrs. Alice Taber, who n
Gently left for Los Angeles, had die
few days ago in that city. No pa
deulsrs as to the cause Of her d
mise were given.
A Slayer.
Al Finch, the patriarch Of the CO.
per Basin region, Is in the city Q
business. lie has many mining
a,iOns IN the above country, and b
N.ves that II il the most invitiI
copper zone in existence.
raAsed Through.
4. Il. White, the mining engine'
Who arrived yesterday from the mi
ral fields around Cordes, was a pi
.nger last night for Phoenix.
lss been on mine examination u
TO several properties adjacent to III
station.
Prom Turkey.
r. y. Childers, the lower Turk
Greek mining operator, is in the c
Oh business matters. He states u
mining is progressing satisfactorily
that section, aud all are anx'ou
awaiting the resumption Of the Hr
boldt smelter.
Sightseeing.
Rollie Stewart, brother OF
genial supervisor, il in the city
business matters and to attend col
and as he puts 1t 10 take peep
the great white way along COZ
street that he heard about on
range recently.
70 Hmnoldt.
Mrs. s. w. fIigley Of Phoenix
an arrival in the city yesterday,
with her three children will leave
day for Humboldt, where she Will
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Forest Service ATivh-
O. r. II. Swan, attached to the AZ
buoueraue station Of the Forest ser
vie. has been visitor to the eity
for several days, leaving last h'ea'
on an Official mission to Phoenix lie
is the chief Of the division OF pro
At. a branch that handles the wood
Question in making tests of the pun
for all industrial purposes and .n'
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-16
Machinery shipmsnt.
Trsm Saturdays Daily

(Frsm Saturdays Daily
Cons 70 Range.
Id. l.. williams left for his ranch
and range interests in the Big Chino
section yesterday.
Cherry oMeiai Aers.
W. r. Allen, the Cherry Creek post |
master, il in the city on business mat
tiers, returning home today.
Pioneer vsrdstts.
Charley willard, of the Cottonwood
section Of the Verde, Is visiting In the
city, having O water suit before the
present term Of the district court.
starr Business doing.
John Bozarth and william Nesg'e,
who arc 20 open up a confectionery
snd cigar stand ut wickenburg lett
vest srday for that town, intending to
open up their new enterprise this
week.
ITor the DrsdsAawA
Deputy Sheriff z. Is. Wilson left for
his home ut Crown King yesterday
morning, after q strenuous career in an
Official capacity.
, Bound South.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Young Of the
Mingus mountain country, are in tho
, city on the way 10 Phoenix. Mr.
n Young Is one Of the heavy sheep own
. ers Of this county.
Hide Bounty.
Jess Goddard, of the Black Canyon
section, sent In seven cat and one cooI
/, hide TO the board Of supervisors yes
n tsrday. the result Of one days hunt
ing in that section.
10 ne valley.
r.. George A. Carter, who has extensiv
u range and cattle interests in tn
10 Williamson valley section, has gone :
" that point, arriving recently from tn
Imperial valley, near Yuma.
Prom Duyro Greek.
.tl &. X. Crosby, miner, rancher an
.. stoekman, Of the Burro Creek SCI
~ ton. II mere Oh pus'"O'"
bs reports excellent fishing in that scctio
or and the country generally prosperon
Down the Lane.
J. A. Jaeger. chief engineer OF ii
al 4 r., y. & r., left yesterday 4
Is. house 70 look after the interests
re- his company at that point, where u
mt grading Of the new line 20 Swans
ng will be started.
Changes Location.
DR. A. NJ. Mecreary the. vctcrina
ed surgeon. has moved from the d.
els stables TO the Mulvenon corral, Sou
he Mcntezuma street. lie says there a
led many sick animals in this section, a
ate that his services are in demand
Through With Court.
Aessrs. Pete schnur, Ruff Hohm'
OF r. II. Drain and Emory Crockett, W
hat have been In attendance on the distr
BILE court in this city for several days,
II turned TO their homes In Seligman y
nrn terday.
Sheep Shipment.
Ten car loads of sheep from
aeo Hillside station consigned TO Kan
Iuli CITY by J. p. and r. +. Daggs, pas
ira through the city yesterday. They
mic being rushed through on extra III
day aud are said TO he in excellent cor
tion.
Has o PopeToledo.
.eh. J. q. kirkpatrick has purchased
ity, 4o.horse power Pope Toledo auto
the will Immediately put 1t into conn
hey SION for hire The ear In question
'orh the power, size and strength to
tho requirements called for by
public.
az PaOed Through.
lish- Mn. j. II. Daggs and her daugh
'nue Jennie, passed through Prescott
N AT t.,J.v fvoru femme IN Williams.
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tFrom Fridays Daily


(From Fridays Daily
From Mayer.
W. 3. Frazer, the we'll known Big
Bug lumber merchant, Is visiting the
city on business matters.
Emcisnt 0mcsr Here.
Chief Of Police Fred Hawkins az
Jerome is in the city. Court mat
tiers requiring his attendance here.
? From Dewey.
c. c. Miller, who is operating the
, big silica deposit near Dewey, il Wis
Q iting the city on business matters.
n 70 PhosniA
G James Bark, the enterprising Mayer
merchant, came in from that city last
night on the Crown King train, and
4 went south to Phoenix on the regular
& through train. lie goes on business
y matters and will be away for few
e. days.
y. Mine Superintendent Here.
a Sherman Sessions, Of the AriIona
# Gold. Copper company, is in the city OF
10 brief visit. He will return TO hi'
Il, camp today.
is Prom the Eta.
re A. v. Curan. president of the Book
he ark Mining company, operating tn
N. Eta mine near Cherry Creek, is II
+. the city on business matters.
n water Troubles.
ho Charley willard, one Of the pioneer
RS. OF the Upper Verde section, Is in tn
nv city. He is here on litigation, havhn
,t- a water right question to he solved D
he the court now in session.
re. Pipe Addition.
Superintendent Hall Of the wst'
service was engaged yesterday IN .
Al. ,laeinu the water main on McCornie
err. street with new four'ineh pipe III
ity old main has been in service for oN'
yht twenty years.
lie From the smelter.
ro- Joseph Bethune of the hnmoo'
,od Commercial company, is Prescott VI
ulp itor. Commercial conditions he
the ports AS Oh tie upward move IN IN
= section and TINT minor work is goii
on at the smelling plant.
Patent Filed.
Patent papers have been reee'S
from Washington by George H. Franz
and John Agnoll and filed with
county recorder. The ground aheet
is the Alexander mining claim, s'tu'
In the Martinez district.
still Improving.
The latest news from the bedside
yohnnv Robinson in Phoenix ~ u
ne Is rapidly improving, and ~ a.
to set up portion OF tho day IL
very probable that he will soon ret'
10 his home in this city.
Jerome Oniciai.
s. l.. Denn.son, justice OF the pei
Of jerome, and an attaehe OF the II
Gamer company and the cieopa
company, is in the city on Maso
matters, returning 20 his dniies zoo
In the above city
Teachers Leave.
Misses Half, Bean and Wood, tea
era In the public schools Of this c
were departures yesterday for
eoast. TO spend their vacation y
were accompanied as far as Ash y
by Attorney Linnie.
Surveying street.
city Surveyor Latimer and ms
sistant, II. G. shotwell, are es'aol
ina a permanent grade on Park ave
FOR those who desire 10 build cen
ali. and was yesterday engaged
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doing this work and will complete IL
today.
Took Pictures.
Edwin Baer. the scenic phctog'
rapher, returned yesterday from the
camp Of the Clara Consolidated, where
he took over forty views Of that prop
erty, above as well as below ground.
He reports the weather there as some
what warm.
From the Hills.
Captain p. A. Husscy, who has min
ing interests 10 the Bradshaws, where
be has been at work for some weeks,
is an arrival in the city. lie will re-
turn Monday, having a badly swollen
face that is being treated and which
he contracted from vegetable poison
From the Range.
George MARROW, young eattlemar
| from the Williamson valley section, u
in the city. He says a general rode'
Is now going on in that country and
a large number Of stockmen are II
attendance. The range he reports al
in good shape, but the calf crop i
below the average.
Machinery shipmsnt.
Yesterday the Arizona Mine Suppl.
company made a heavy shipment o
mine machinery to the Brooklyn.Ar'
IONA company at Mayer, consisting o
the following: One 5o-horse powe
Vulcan gesred double drum hoist, tw
,2.ipch bicycle shssve wheels and lAO
feet of scven.eighths inch steel CABLE
The above shipment will be taken b
freight on wagons to the works Of tn
company on Copper creek, about twe'
ty.Rve miles distant. Work is to b
resumed at the camp on an extensiv
scale.
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uses that the trees can he applied 20
for any utility whatever. During his
stay here he has been the guest If
Allan Hill, the lawyer, with whom he
be was associated over fifteen years
ago. since which time neither has seen
the other until the meeting in Prescott
Of few days ago.
Committed TO Asylum.
A medical examination was had yes
terday afternoon TO determine the
mental condition Of +. p. Birmingham,
the insane Bradshaw miner. Doctors
Looney and Day conducted this ser.
vice for the county, assisted by Pro.
bate Judge Hicks. II was decided to
take Mr.. Brittingham to the asylum
at Phoenix, his mental condition be.
ing Of a serious nature, and from
which no hope Is to be expected from
the future. lie possesses considerable
mining ground in the above section,
and IL is said to be Of value. His
brother is in Nevada, and he will
probably be advised AZ TO his mental
condition and the mining interests be
owns. The afflicted man was taken "a
Phoenix last night by Deputy sheriff
Keller.
Signs Of the Times.
The A. ]. Head Lumber company il
doing some extensive shipping Of lum
Der and other supplies carried b,
them, to outside points. Recent ord
ers cell for the building Of man.
houses, among the heaviest being tia
Of the burned out people Of Walker
for which point several houses az
ordered in rough lumber, showing tina
the spirit Of the men who lost every
thing is Of a buoyant nature. A Cal
fornia bungalow il TO be placed o
the Penn.Arizona eompany's srount
for the use OF the officers Of this syr
dieate, as well as will other improve
ments follow Of permanent eharaete
This firm is also supplying the smelt'
, at Humboldt with considerable lin
and cement, all Of which are health
1T
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coz 2. ~. n. w., vkA9e>s~AToN. o.
As broadway. New yesk City
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-01-06
COUNCIL TAKES ACTION
ON RAILROAD GRADE
Mayor Davis Instructed to Have Ordinance Com.
piled With---MOnthIy Bills Paid.

The City Council met in regular
session ON Monday night,
President Stands. Aldermen BrOome.
Burnett. Cannon, Graves. Vidal, and
Clerk Dell I'm attendance.
Minutes OF the December meeting
we're read and approved.
Marshal Arrow reported $16l.75 col
IeC,cd for December. while Collector
Ellis reported water rents OF S4S2O;
taxes. $J2S.G3; licenses, $S1.
The following bills were ordered
paid: Fire fund-Gainesville Gas and
Electric Power Company. S7.3S; G. W.
Blake. $I.25; J. a. Naftzgar. 81; J. +.
Meyers. $40: W. A. Jernigan. $40;
Davis & Oliver 20 cents: Hose Com
uany No. 1. S20.75: Hose Company No.
p $3.50; Baird Hardware Co. S25.I5;
Z. A. O'Neil. $2.4O. Cemetery fund:
Mrs. n. "A. McCreary. So. Water
works fund: T. d. Ellis, 90 cents:
Giouber Brass Works. SS7.6S; r.. r.
Tallant, s.. Baird Hardware Co,
$41C3. Gainesville Tie Co. S4926; b.
r. Miller. $3.50: L. T.. Gracey. $50;
Ned Williams. Sl3; GamesvuIe Hard
ware Co. $32.O7: Lynch & Co. S&3.GO:
i. r. Pultz. $lOS.55: Daily Sun. $S.25.
light fund: Gainesville Gas and Flee
rio Power Co. S2i3.5O. Street fund:
q. VI. Dell. $50: J. y. Dell. Jr.. S2j;
G. 4. Colclough. IS; A. W Taylor.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-01-06

the counties In building roads, there
would be no such small death rate
Humanity would prevent long term
convicts from being used permanently
in temporary camps. The commits
sioner Of Agriculture invites attention
60 the fact that we stand solitary aud
alone Ia leasing women. black and
white. faT a monied consideration. and
that We again stand alone among the
States In leasing the aged. the de-
crept and the young. The commits
sioner recommends that some proyi-
sion be made for the detention of the
women and the infirm on some farm
owned by the State. II Is to be hoped
that his recommendation may sooner
OF later prevail Attention Is invited
more particularly to the convict Ques-
ton, because il is liable To be a sub
ject Of legislative action az the COM
Ing session. a""H
In our courts, the technicalities Of
due process Of law often prevail over
the justice and real merits Of the case
at issue.