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

SVuiuh Dig.
Tom Ryan was before Judge Ne.
Lame yesterday for battery charge
preferred by Mrs. Annie Cartier. He
was given ten days or as many dollars.
lie took tnc former.
Railroad MSh Here.
A. g. Mcqueen Of the live stock bu.
reau Of the railroad, is In the city.
Mrs. McQucon accompanied MIN as far
~ Iron Springs, and il now domiciled
there for the summer
Pioneer wouN,n Here.
Mrs. W. W. Snyder. well known TO
all pioneers Of the Black Canyon stage
era, is paying Prescott her first visit
IN many years. Her homo il at tho
old stage station OF Bumbiebee.
onaciai Here. ~
DIR. H.. d. Kctcherside, superintend.
ent of tne Insane asylum at Phoenix,
is in the city on brief visit. He Is
well known to many In this city, from
whom he receives = welcome.
Again On Duty.
Charles Q. Vest, Of tho Palace, re.
turned yesterday from Napa, Cal, sf-
ter ten days trip. while away he
attended the funeral Of an uncle, he.
ing called there by a Telegram.
Return Homo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Petrarch return.
ed to their mono in JEROME yesterday
after pleasant Wait wSAh friends.
They were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Brow while in the city
ofiosrs Nova
Deputy United states .Marshals
and Query loft last night for the
south. MI Mooney came upon on the
afternoon train, meeting Query here,
who came over from Khngman on Sat.
uSday.
Big Stick President.
7. Il. Campbell. the hosd man of tho
Hg Stick Gold Mining company, left
last night for that camp on the Santa
Maria. The mill on tho property. Is
now pounding away on the ores Of
that bonanza.
Gasoline Expert.
Gus Sehrapla, u noted mechanic IN
gasoline engines, left yesterday. for
Nov, where no goes 10
run n battery Of those uncertain con.
4 ri 40 m aou fnr N IL. .~iul.u ...u...
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-23
Goes South.

&. Gricg, Of the gr.u Of Meyers X
Grcig, left last night Tor Castle HJt
SPRING. whore he goes TO begin work
un an extensive contract In construct
ng stone work for TIE above resort
lie took along five stone masons and
two laborcrs. mud thc'r will b. follow
ID on Monday by five more This firm
is noted for its worl in that particular
Enc
Baseball Today.
The Phoenix Elks arc coming 100
strong, loaded down with COW bells
and noise making machines, to back
thoir baseball team IN today game
with the Woodmen The Elks have
the strongest team IN the valley, out
SIDE Of the All.Stars, and expect to
take the "undcfcate,l'' woodmcn in.
go camp TIC Wood Choppers have
strengthened their team with Wilson
ard Iiudcrcr Of tho Grays and have
also taken on u couple Of now men
from California. 4 fast game is ex
pccted.
Talented Girl ,..
Tho many friends in this city Of
Miss Anna Caspah viii be pleased to
learn that she viii accompany ncr par.
ents on the trip to Germany they are
to take, leaving on Tuesday with
them. This will bc the first time she
has ever left the boundary Of Arizona.
and in the Journey TO distant land
soc carries the best wishes Of all her
companions. She is "A late graduate of
81. Joscph's academy, and has recent.
ly concluded n successful business
course in that institution.
Hassayamper Vintage.
Among the prominent men of tnc
Salt River section visiting Prescott. IL
Neri Osborne, .r., the son of former
pioneer of this city, Neri Osborne. The
latter is leading citizen Of the cap
itlr. and interest attaches to the fam.
ily from the fact Of their being iden.
tilted with the early founding of this
city. Tho young man was n page of
the first Legislature, Wilde his father
vas the first page of the first icgsla.
turc Of Arizona, held In Prescott in
1864 Ncri the second will remain for
several days.
Leave for Germany.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. =. Caspari are pre-.
pairing to leave for Coblontz. Ger.
many, ON Tuesday. for visit VI tarec
or -four months. Receiving news re.
Gently that his mother was declining
in health, and had passed her 18th
year, Mr.. Caspari will avail the pres
ant time ~ opportunc to see her
again and visit with other relatives as
wei. ii being over thirty years since
he has been in the Fatherland. lie
says that he will combine this pleas.
ure trip with one Of business, and
while away will cndeavor to- enlist
capital for mining enterprises he is
identified with, in this section, and
which are rated by mining men an
worthy Of investment. Mr.. and Mrs. |
Caspari have host Of friends In this
section to wish them well In the long
jorney ahead. y
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-23
Railroad Msbl Here.

A. G. Mcqueen Of the live stock bu
reau Of the railroad, is In the city
Mrs. McQuoon accompanied MIN as far
~ Iron Springs, and is now domciled
there for the summer
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-23
Comes 10 Sec Mines.

A. 5. Duties, identified with tn
Arizona CorperGold company, Opcr
ating on Cherry creek. is here frou
Markosau. Wis. He will go out u
that property TO see the minc am
mill in operation, and viii be n gu"-
of X. II. Burmistcr while in the city
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-23

Tom Ryan was before Judge Me.
Lame yesterday for battery charge
preferred by Mrs. Annie Cartier. He
was given ten days or as many dollars.
lie took tne former.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-23
Mcclejnic Leaves.

W n. Larkin, u skilled mechanic in
thu stone mason line, left last night
for Castle Hot Springs, where Meyers
Gfcig Of this city have a big con
tract TO oil in erecting additional
house accommodations AZ that place.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-23

Elmer and Mrs.. wele ars visiting
the city for n few days. Mr., Wells
IL tho superintendent Of that property,
and il enthusiastic over the installing
Of n mil tnat ~ soon to be placed I'm
that property.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-23
ristic Event.

Albert Bosley will have trial TO
day before Judge McIanc on ia,
tory charge, in which the plaintiff j
Ed Roberts. The affair grow out Of
dispute, and Mr.. Roberts asks redress
for the receiving If the punishment.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-23
Pioneer WouN,n Here.

Mrs. W. W. Snyder. well known I,
all pioneers of the Black Canyon stag
era, is paying Prescott her first visi
On many years. Her homo is at thu
old stage station OF Bumblebee.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-23
From the West.
Pioneer Visitor

John Ehlc, pillar Of the farmin
community Of skull Valley, is in tn
city on one of his periodical visit
Mr. Ehlc brings his daughter to TN
city to receive medical caro- for
bad attack of rheumatism, and she ha
been placed in the Mercy hospital.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-18
HAMS TO BEGIN
SENTENCE TODAY
Counsel Agrees to Immediate
" Transfer to Sing Sing.

Flushing, N. Y, May IS. - Unless
some unlocked for legal obstacle is
interposed, Captain Peter c. Hains,
Jr., Y. S. A., who was convicted Of
manslaughter in the first degree for
killing William E. Annis at the Bay.
side Yacht club last August, will be
taken to Sing Sing today and at once
will begin his sentence imposed by
Justice Garretson in the supreme
court. The sentence is an indetermi-
nate one, under which the minimum
period OF Imprisonment will be eight
years and the maximum 16 years. His
time in prison must be spent at hard
labor.
Counsel for Hams practically
agreed to their clients immediate
transfer to Sing Sing when they an.
nounced, after a consultation with
General Hams his father, and Major
John p halus. 4 brother, that no APP
plication would be made for certif-
cate OF reasonable doubt TO act as a
stay OF execution. An appeal, based
on the general court record in the
case, will be taken in regular course.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-18
THE MEAT or IT

Lieutenant Colonel William A..
Mann of the Sixth infantry, at Hell
ena, Mont, has been assigned to duty
as commandant of the Columbus CO.,
barracks.
The government FISH commission
has planted 100000 yearling pike
perch in the Seioto river above the
storage dam at Columbus, o.
The lumber plant of Martin VIE
gand was burned to the ground at
Washington, ID. c. Loss 100000.
Andrew Burich was fatally shot by
Joseph Loris, who was foolng with a
revolver which he didn't know was
loaded.
At Richmond, Ind, Alexander and
Raymond Meek were killed in a fight
with Frank Railsback and son over
the location Of line fence.
DR.. William Wightman of the Amer
ican marine hospital service died Of
yellow fever at Guyaquil, Ecuador.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-18
FIND CORPORATIONS SHY
State Auditor Helps ohio Treasury to
Extent of $24,570.21.

Columbus, o., May 1S. - Working
continuously for over year past un-
der the direction Of Auditor Of State
Edward NJ. Fullington, two state ex-
aminers have found that approximate.
ly $2,5eO,00O of gross earnings was
not reported by public service corpo-
rations for taxation as is required by
the Cole excise law.
The omitted returns, $2,i57, ,021,
have been placed on the tax duplicate
by the state board of appraisers and
assessors, on which the derelict COM
panies will pay into the state treasury
/ per cent annually, or $24,570.21.
The state board Of appraisers and
assessors, which is composed of State
Auditor Fullington, Secretary of State
Thompson, Attorney General Denman
and State Treasurer Creamer, does
not intend to enforce penalties for
failure to make proper returns. The
state board does not charge that there
was intention TO defraud, but holds
that the omissions resulted from In
correct bookkeeping by the corpora.
tions and difference Of opinion as to
what constitutes gross receipts.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-18
CINCINNATIANS3
CALL ON TAFT
Ask Him TO Boost More Day
light Movement.
PRESIDENT TAKES ACTION

Brings Matter Of Turning Back Hands
Of Clock Two Hours During Sum-
n1er Months to Attention Of cabi.
net--Also Advises Promoters to
Confer With Secretary Of Treasury
and Postmaster General-Navy De-
partment to Experiment.
Washington, May 1S. - President
Taft today fulfilled his promise to
take up with his cabinet the interna-
tional question of more daylight. A
delegation from Cincinnati represent
ing the National Daylight association
called upon the president and request
ed him to take the initiative reform
movement directed against tho clock.
The idea of the movement is to be.
gin the day two hours earlier during
the summer time to give longer hours
for afternoon and evening recreation.
It is proposed that on the first OF
each May the clock shall be turned
back two hours, the readiusted time
to remain in effect until Oct. 1, when
with the later rising Of the sun the
clock shall again be turned forward
to the present standard of time. 1t
was explained to the president that
little progress could be made in the
direction desired by the association
without the support of the national
government.
AS railroad and mail schedules and
national banking hours would be i'm.
mediately affected by the change, the
president suggested to his callers that
they take the matter up with Post.
master General Hitchcock and Secre-
tary OF the Treasury MacVeagh. This
they did.
The delegation from Cincinnati was
headed by f. II. Murdock, and includ-
ed ]. G. Schmidlapp. L. A. Ault Ju.
Illus Fleischmann, George r. Bolch, j..
Stacey Hill, George w. Anderson, Jr.,
and George Armstrong.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-18
OLD OFFICERS Rt.tLtcTtD
Iron, steel and Tin Workers Select
Ft. WAYNE as Next Meeting Place.

Iron, steel and Tin Workers Select
Ft. Wayne as Next Meeting Place.
Detroit, Mich, May 1S--The Anal
gameted Association of Iron, Steel
and Tin Workers, which has been
holding its annual convention here
since May g. adjourned sine die after
choosing Fort Wayne, Ind, for next
years convention and re.electing the
following officers: President, p j. Nc
Ardle, Pittsburg; secretary.treasurer
John Williams, Pittsburg; assistant
secretary, M. f. Tighe, Pittsburg;
managing editor of the Amalgamated
Journal, Ben I. Davis, Pittsburg.
The vice presidencies were reduced
from FIVE to two, B. F. Jones of Pitts
burg being chosen vice president for
the boiling and finishing division and
Llewellyn Lewis of Martins Ferry, o.,
for the sheet and tin division.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-18
BROKERS' FAIL ].
FOR A MILLION
Tracy & Company In Hands
Of Receiver.
TAXICAB VENTURE BLAMED

Firm Has Offices In New York and
Chicago, but Has No Stock Ex-
change bligatlons--Assets Said to
BE About Half Of LlabIities-Pro.
posed Legislation Before Board Of
Aldermen Believed to Have Figured
Largely In Preeipitstins Crisis.
New York, May 1S.--In the appoint
ment Of receiver for Tracy & Com
pany, members of the New York
Stock Exchange and the Chicago
board of trade, Wall street had mil
lion-dollar failure with an interesting
variation from the usual. Taxicabs,
not stock manipulation or market
conditions, are said to be indirectly
responsible for the firms troubles.
While no announcement as to the
exact cause of the failure has been
made, Il. A. Benedict, the receiver,
said that he understood that money
lost in backing local taXicab con-
Germ figured in the outside ventures.
The firm has no stock exchange obi
cations. The total liabilities are esti-
mated at S1,O00,OO0; the assets at half
that amount. Both these sums, how
ever, are approximated.
There were but three petitioning
creditors and their claims as stated
are quite inconsiderable. They are
Henry r. Woodward, S3,500; William
G. Austin, 500; William A. Scott,
1907.
The firm Of Tracy G. Company was
organized in 1905. Among stock ex-
change houses with Chicago connec-
tions the embarrassment Of the firm
caused little surprise. The situation
is regarded by friends of Mr.. Tracy
as a result, at least in part, OF pro-
posed taxicab legislation pending be-
fore the local board of aldermen.
When hearing was held with regard
to proposed legislation some weeks
ago, an attorney for the taxicab inter
ests announced to the committeeman
of the board who were considering
the matter that any reduction in the
rate of fare might mean bankruptcy
for some persons interested. But the
proposed bill was reported, though
further consideration of It was post
poned.
Meet me at Kaler's Candy Shop.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-18
ASSERTS ASSETS
/ ARE MlSAPPLIED
Dudley Wants Receiver For
U. S. Express Company.
SAYS HE IS STOCKHOLDER

Also brInas Mandamus Suit to Com.
PEI Edward T. Platt to Permit Ex.
animation Of Treasurer's Books.
Charges include Allegations That
Directors Fill All Vacancies on
Board and Election Of Officers Has
Not Been Held For as Years.
New York, May 1S.-The fact that
John L. Dudley of this city has ap-
piled to the court for the appointment
of a receiver and for the dissolution
of the United States Express company
became known when an argument on
the application was made in court.
This action is separate from that of
Benjamin F. Spraker of Canajoharie,
N. Y, who has brought a somewhat
similar suit.
Counsel for Mr.. Dudley, who as
scrts that he is a stockholder of the
express company, applied to the su-
pTeme court for a writ of mandamus
to compel Edward T. Platt, treasurer
Of the company, to permit an exami.
nation OF It's books. Decision was re-
served.
The defendants named in the suit
brought by Dudley are Former United
States Senator Thomas G. Platt, his
sons, Edward T. and Frank II. Platt;
James c. Fargo, president of the
Wells Fargo Express company and a
director of the United States Express
company; Levi c. Weir, president of
the American Express company and
a former director in the United States
Express company; Francis Linde
Stetson and Chauncey II. Crosby.
Various acts of misconduct on their
part are alleged in the suit. They
have, 1t is asserted, squandered the
assets of the company, paid dividends
imperilling the company's capital,
voted to themselves extrayaglnt sal
aries, used the funds for speculative
purposes and surrendered large
amounts Of business unnecessarily to
rivals. A meeting Of the stockholders
for the election of officers, II is fur.
ther alleged. has not been held for 46
years. since which time vacancies in
the directorate have been filled by
the board of directors, "a self-pcrpet-
uating body" the members of which,
1t in said, own less than half of per
cent OF the company's stock.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-18
DEPEW TALKS FOR
TARIFF MEASURE
Cutlery Schedule Again Comes
to the Front.

Washington, May 1S. - A compre-
hensive discussion of the income tax
by Senator Sutherland Of Utah and
an extended speech by Senator Depew
in support of the pending tariff bill
consumed most OF the session Of the
senate. Mr.. Sutherland argued against
the constltutionality OF a federal in.
come tax law and declared that such
tax should be left as a means of rev.
enue for the states. Before adjourn
ment a couple of hours were devoted
to discussion Of the cutlery sched-
ule of the tariff bill.
The committee on finance had in
creased the rates on razors in com
mon use from about So to 100 per
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-18
Candidates. Are Numerous.

Columbus, o.. May 1S.-Every vice
grand master of the Brotherhood of
Railroad Trainmen, now in conyen-
tion here, is openly in the race for
assistant grand master. The contest
for the place, now held by T. r.
Dodge of Cleveland by appointment,
is dividing the delegates to the con-
vcntion into rival camps. In the ma.
neuvering which will precede the
election some OF the vice grand mas,
ters may lose their present positions
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-18
Words.of Praise

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You can't afford 10 accept secret nos
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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-18
Insane Prisoner confesses. 8.

Columbus, o., May 1S.-oficials at
the state hospital have secured con-
fession from Harry Lembert, who was
committed to the institution from
Springfield. where he was adjudged
insane while on trial for burglary, to
the effect that he slammed insanity
to escape a penitentiary. sentence,
Lembert was returned to Springfield
where he will be held to answer for
his alleged crime.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-18
Earthauakos and Msathor.

A writer in Nature calls attention to
the peculiar weather which accompa-
MED and followed the great Slclllan
earthquake. The sudden fog which
settled upon the strait OF Meslna was
paralleled by heavy mist accompany
ing the Mexican earthquake Of Janu-
airy, 1899, and the writer adds that
rainfall is SO frequently reported as
the immediate successor of an earth
quake that 1--WE can no longer reject
the hypothesis OF real connection be-
tween the two" Professor Milne has
suggested that the disturbance OF the
ground when transmitted to the over
lying air may determine precipitation.
thus explaining the apparent associa-
tIon OF severe earthquakes with mist
and rain.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-18
saiyaior Efter old Job.

Cleveland, o., May 1S.--John Saliva.
tor, who claims to be the missing
Archduke Johann Salvador Of Austria,
arrived here from Chicago. From
here he went to Painesvllle. lie will
attempt to obtain the position as a
machinist which he abandoned last
week following the publication Of the
story Of his alleged noble birth.
within three days shall be able to
produce proof that am the arch
duke" said Salvador.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-18
Mrs. Taft Ix Ill.

Washington, May IS. ~ Mrs Taft,
suffering from slight nervous break
down, was taken i'll while on her way
from this city to Mount Vernon on
the yacht sylph with a party OF
friends, and was hurried back to the
White House. II is said at the White
Houes that there is no cause for
alarm and that Mrs. Taft probably
win be all right again In a few days.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-18
BROKtR IS ARRfSItD
Agent For ohio Concern Accused Of
Attempted Bribery.

Chicago, May 1s.--Milton A. Daily,
an agent for the Hoover & Gamble
company OF Miamisburg, o., a broker
with officers in this city, was arrest
ed on fugitive warrant signed by
Sheriff George II. Beam OF Jackson
county, Mich. In the telegram sent
to the police here by the sheriff 1t is
stated that Daily was indicted May
for an attempt to bribe the warden Of
the Michigan state penitentiary on
May 13, 1908. Daily was released on
bond and refused to talk.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-18
Arrest Causes surprIse.

Miamisburg, o., May 1s.-Milton A
Daily, the agent Of the Hoover g.
Gamble company at Chicago, is well
known here. Daily was formerly as,
sistant manager OF the Mccormick
Machinery company. The local offi,
GERS OF the Hoover & Gamble com.
pany expressed great surprise when
told Of Daily's arrest.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-18
Railway Conductor a Suicide.

Columbus, o., May 1S.-M. e. Har-
rison, 40, conductor on the Norfolk
& Western railway, committed suicide
by shooting himself In the head. II
is thought that Harrison had become
despondent because Of Ill health and
decided to make way with himself.
He had not been able to work for
about four months and arrangements
we're being made to take him to a
hospital for treatment.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-18
Taft Talks TO the Point.

Washington, May 18. - President
Taft talked very plainly to Pedro
Gonzales, who came from Nicaragua
as a special commissioner to settle
the Emery case, which has been a
source OF irritation between the two
governments for several years and
came near resulting in rupture Of
the friendly relations between them.