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Weekly journal-miner., 1910-03-30
PLANS MOST NOVEL
 HOME
(From Saturdays Daily)

Kate H. Cory, nationally known as an artist of Indian scenes and life, and an entertaining author along the same lines, writes that she will ar rive in Prescott from Palaeea, in the MOqui reservation, in a few days, to remain for several months and open studio.
 She is a Federal teacher at the school on that reserve, and will be accompanied by two Moqui Indians of rank in the tribe. She will con struet two big tepees, on the 1dyl- wild tract. and in design they will be the exact counterpart of the gen uine habitation of those Indians, bringing the two tribesmen here for that purpose.
 Miss Cory will personally occupy these houses, and the interior will be furnished in aborigine manner, only little more elaborate than what is ordinarily in evidence at the Mo qui camps. She has a large eollee- ton of ornamental articles and will reproduce the life-like scenes of the little redmen to a nieety, and DOT tray with brush all the interesting scenes that go with life in their villages.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-03-30
distance, followed the hanging wall,

distance, followed the hanging wall, and the ore body was passed over through a misconception of the geo. logical conditions prevailing. But in the past two months this has been remedied. The incline has also been strengthened up and is uniform in line.
 4 station will be established at this depth, and the vein drifted on, together with sinking to great depth, the intention being to reach at least 800 feet, and greater depth prob ably. The purpose is to establish hereafter stations at every 100 feet reached, when drifting and cross cutting will follow.
 Taking everything into consider ation, the company is pleased at the good results following, and with the present indications in the deep work, it is practically a settled fact that the zone of sulphides is coming in. This belief is based on the tight formation and the increased flow of water, never failing conditions that precede the existence of the above ore bodies.
 The Hillside people, in short, feel very much elated over what they have accomplished in the short space of two months in practical operation. Their little mill is running but eight hours a day, owing to the scarcity of water at the plant, and the results are satisfactory. Three shifts of miners are employed and the method is in rush the deve1ODment M M Green, the general manager of the company, is on the ground on his periodical visit of inspection. J. H. Tribby is the mine foreman, re- siding at the works.
 The mine work is under the cap able superintendency of W. D.. Archauer, well known in the min ing community, while MT. Swartz is the mill man, who has devoted years to that branch of the industry.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-03-30
JUPITER PLUvTUs AIDS.
(From Saturdays Daily)


 Jupiter Pluvius, with evident gen. erosity, intends to take a hand in the big cleaning up of the city, assist ing the worthy matrons of the Mon day Club, today, who originated the movement. However, through some miseoneeption, he got onto the main track from the switch one day ear Tier than was outlined. The inten- tion is a eommendable one, however, of these diligent ladies, and the ethereal support shows the wisdom of the move to have been an aus picious one, to say the least. The Monday Club must be accorded the avenue through which the big down pour comes, as a matter of sympa- thetie response from the greatest of all eleaners-the rain god. It is to be hoped, however, that this will not cause any citizen to become lethargie and that all will aid in cleaning up the city.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-03-30
GRAT|F FY|NG RESULT TS AT TEND
 WORK Hillside Consolidated Mining Company Operations Highly
 Satisfactory Excellent Returns From Development Wiselya Directed on The
 Property
(From Saturdays Daily)

Noteworthy determinations are following the efforts of the Hill side Consolidated Mining company, on Cherry Creek, and development is terminating satisfactorily. Entering this field. last December, practical effort, supported by energetic con- sideration, gives the eompany's inter- ests favorable rating in solving one of the most interesting mineralogical problems of the vast field it occu- pies, and incidentally shows what well directed and judiciously applied capital will accomplish. It must not be inferred that the company has proven the existence of a bonanza, but it must be said, however, that the indications warrant the creation of an excellent mining proposition and one also that will, 1t is be- lieved, prove the wisdom of the in vestment.
 The keynote of this syndicate is directed toward exploitation of the ground to depth. and in the last two months rapid progress has been made in getting into the ground. The claim selected for the centralizatiOn of the work was the Idol, which forms the center of three parallel claims owned, and which is also sit uated at the lowest elevation of the eompany's possessions. The Anna Belle, on the west, and the Hillside, on the east, with the Majestic, in the south, will, for the present, remain inactive.
 Near the mouth of the main work ing shaft on the Idol, is the Nis- sen mill, and as occasion warrants the plant will be run to test the pro duct of the mine.
 On the Idol is shown the greatest there also where the best results are thre also where the best results are coming from the exploitation of the system. Old workings on this mine showed a shaft down ninety feet. This has been sunk to a point of 160 feet, and it is at this depth where the vein shows the strongest and the richest yet encountered. From eighteen inches wide, on the old workings, it has increased to over two feet, at the bottom, with values running higher also. The old tunnel that was run on the vein for a distance of 190 feet, has been con tinued for fifty feet further. The work of sinking. for a considerable
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-03-30
Arbor Day Proclamation
BY THE GOVERNOR OF ARIZONA
TO THE PEOPLE OF APACHE, CO.,

TO THE PEOPLE OF APACHE, CO.,
 COMING, NAVAJO, MOHAVE AND
 YAVAPAI COUNTIES:
 IT IS PROVIDED by Statute of this Territory that the Friday follow ing the first day of April in each year shall be known as Arbor Day Tn the above named Counties, and shall be observed as a holiday.
 NOW THEREFORE, by. virtue of and in accordance with the direction of that Statute, I, RICHARD E. SLOAN, Governor of Arizona, do hereby proclaim Friday, the Sth day of April, 1910, designated as Arbor Day, to be in the Counties first above mentioned a legal holiday, and I do recommend that said day be observed by the people of those Counties III the promotion of forest and orchard growth and culture; in the adOrnment of public and private grounds, places and ways, and in such other efforts and undertakings as shall be in har- mony with the character of the day so established; all in accordance with the provisions of Title ", Arbori- culture, Revised Statutes of Arizona, 1901.
 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereuntO set my hand and caused the Great Seal of the Territory to be affixed.
 Done at the City of Phoenix, the Capital, this Eighteenth day of Mar-n, nineteen hundred and ten. (SeaD RICHARD E. SLOAN,
 By the Governor:
 GEO. U. YOUNG,
 Secretary of Arizona.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-03-30
SUSPECTED OF FOUL MURDERS

ABERDEEN, Wash, March 24. - What promises to develop into one of the most notable murder trials in the history of this section is scheduled to begin at Montesano tomorrow, when William Gohl is brought into court to answer to the charge of numbering Charles Hedberg. The vic tim was a sailor and is alleged to .have been murdered for the purpose of robbery.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-03-30
INSTALLING PLANT.
(From Wednesdays Daily.)

c. D. Harvey, formerly in charge of the mechanical department of the Arizona Mine Supply company, of this city, is now at the camp of the Mildred Gold Mines company, near Rich Hill, experimenting the erection of their new ten stamp mill. D. B. Genung, the general manager of the company, arrived from Jhe camp yesterday, and is here to send the remaining shipment to its des- tination and get it in operation at the earliest date He feels enthus- iastic ver,the project on top as well as below ground, and in which he is supported by the mining community conversant with the possibilities of hat mineral section.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-03-30
SLOT MACHINE MILK.

LONDON, Eng, March PA penny-in-the-slot machine which de- flyers half-pints of milk has made its appearance in London. The ma chine is equipped with a small ice compartment to keep the milk cool and fresh in warm weather. It is ex- pected to prove great convenience to the housewives who run short of milk after the closing hours of the shops and dairies.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-03-30
PRESCOTT MAN INTERESTED
 IN ROAD
CFrom Saturdays Daily)


 On the eve of the opening of the Tucson & West Coast of Mexico rail road comes the announcement that water by the building of a road to Port LObOs, on the Gulf coast of California, says the Tucson Citizen.
 w. F. Staunton, wee president and general manager of the Imperial Copper Mines company. of the Tomb stone Consolidated Mines company, Limited, and a director of the Con gress mines; Victor L. Mason, vice president of the Development com pany of America, which owns a controlling interest in the mines above mentioned; Ben Goodrich of Tombstone, general counsel for the mining companies, and F. A. Moltier of New York, a civil engineer of wide reputation, registered at the Santa Rita last night, and left this afternoon in an automobile to in- spect the Imperial properties near Silver Bell.
 Frank M. Murphy, president of railroad and of the Arizona Southern railroad, which has a line from Red Rock, on the Southern Pacific, 10 Silver Bell, has had the building of this road under consideration for two years. Recently the Development Company of America purchased from the old Arizona 6 Mexico railroad company the concessions granted them by the Republic of Mexico for building a line into Port LObos and the Development Company of Amer ica now holds the exclusive conces sions for a line into Port Lobos.
 MT Mason, MT. Staunton and Mir. Moliter, with their party, will leave Saturday for a trip over the proposed route. Five automobiles have been engaged and this party will go over the route of the proposed railroad from Sasco, on the Arizona Southern, to Port Lobos, on the Gulf.
 G. w. Dietz, auditor of the I'm perial Copper company at Silver Bell, was in the city on Saturday arranging for the automobiles to take the party on the trip.
 The plans for the building of the Tucson & Port Lobos railroad are significant, when taken in cOnnec- tiOn with the statements of Dr. James Douglas that the Fl Paso & Southwestern railroad is planning to build to Tucson, and the field work being done by engineers for this road, who are now looking for a suitable ropte.
 According to the plans outlined by the promoters of the Tucson & Port LobOs road, it will be built di- rect from Sasco to the Gulf. About a year ago, J. N. Curtis and a party of six engineers made a trip over the route, from Sasco to Port Lobos, and pronounced it entirely feasible.
 The Port Lobos route will not only give the Imperial Copper com pany at Silver Bell tide-water out let, but it will serve the same pur- pose for the Fl Paso & Southwest ern properties. It will be especially useful in bringing coke for the Douglas shelter.
 Frank Murphy has been spending several months in New York, and it is reported that he is not unfriendly to the Fl Paso & Southwestern and that the two new roads will work in harmony. This means that the Port LobOs route will be used as a tide-water outlet by Douglas, Bisbee and NacOzari, as well as Congress, Tombstone, Silver Bell and Ray, for the plans are said to also contem- plate the construction of a new line from Red Rock to Ray.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-03-30
DANIEL IS IMPROVING.

DAYTONA, Fla, March 24.-Sen- ator Daniel passed so satisfactory a day that one of his physicians ex- pressed a belief he now has a chance for recovery.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-03-30

After it is all over the average man wastes a lot of time telling what he would do if he had another chance.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-03-30

If your job is "shaky'' Journal Miner liner will get you another one
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-03-30

Real. up-ro-uare. live mining news n the JOurnal- Miner
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-29
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User bobe 1yteii6preiIs srboben miro,
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ger Jleiihnubrung, obnohl bic Sns
tanoproouftion htnter Der aler anoeren
gambler 3uriiditebt. Die grtldrunS
Iiegt in Der 1tarteu ginfubr pom oefroz
rensm 5leif6, oas Iih por8ugspeiis
nah ENGLAND penoet, neil bort teiH
3pQ erboben pirb. Der 9orihlag,
bas Spitem Der freien 5leiidsGinfubr
in oieiem 2anoe sin3ufiibrsn. begegnet
aqerlei GinipenDungen. Won befiirbtet
in eriter Reibe cine 9ernihtuug Der
bIiibenoen 1Ieti6inouItrie. 4ber per
bliibt? 2ebiglid bic ghicasoer Jlsif6s
pGder. ASo5l befddftigsn iis piele
4rteiter, lbsr oisie habsn aus perft3ies
oenen 9riinoeu nidts su befiirhten.
Die Jleii6pater fperosn audi bei freier
@infubr tbre getriebe i'm 8anoe balten,
bios peroen lie benz 8olte feline uuDsr-
Ihdmten Yreiie abfprbern tonnen.
4ber ioute pirtlia oas hO6ft untpabrz
i6einlihe seiheben, bab iie ibre Be-
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3eu GGnoe Dertbeilen.
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tsine aonflIrrsns gu befiirhtsn, ipeil
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ale 4naeihen peifen baruuf bin, bab
i'm Gaufe elmer abfehbaren 2eit oieies
Gono sumeift nur ShneinefleiTa proz
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porosr ,fogar IN einem 8ebiete bon
fol5 raunlinsr 2luspehnuna pie
gsras. 3ie 2.jten finD balm. uls bic
glshsunt in ienem Staate lsoislih ba-
rim bsftnuo, ben Hinhern ben Stempel
oes gehgers eirsubrsnn.r uno iie bann
frsi umheriaufeH 3u lafIsn, ohns iih
I'm ne su betiimmern. Gas bat aufcez
bort .fsitDsm Ieibelanb in 4derfanb
pernanbeit pirD unb mo teine fr.ie
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ben. neil bic Shafe pegen ibrsr WolIe
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iogar Iehr foitipieiige 1biere, pelAe
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-29

ibn als einsn sefdhrliden Meuiden.
Der bic Ihtung Dor ben @erihten uns
tersrdbt, uno iie haben ihn auh seieus
iduftlih in bic Mht sethon. inbem lis
Ginlabungen gu Dffentliben syeitlihtets
ten, Bel benen Rooienelt als Rebner
ooer 9ait eriheint. dblebnsn, ipas ibnl
ipobl teinen groben Summer bereitea
biirfte. giner oieier 9erren, osm er
uuf bic beilieen 6iibneraueen setreten
bat, lit Sberrihter 8alopin BON Con.
necticut. Der BON ben Demotraten ais
8oupsrneurss saanbinat uufeeitelt porz
ben lit. Sm gerluufe ieiner Reoen in
ienem Staate bate Roofepelt Hthtsr
9dlopin ais einen Reattiondr aui Der
Ridterbunt beseihnet. 0arob bat Sep
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Der Ropispeltihen Oemaeogie uno
MiRattung Der 9srifte erboben. Der
tapfere 0olfsmann bat oarauf in etnem
Shreiben eeanttportet, in tpel6em er
9uIorpin sriinblih ourh bic Sedel
3iebt. inbem er Die @riinoe aneibt, tpas
rum sr 8dlonin einen Reattiondr ge@
nannt bat. gr fiibrt cine Gntiheloun9
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neutrality-suspicious., Der beim &oppeln
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mar, bic @ntIhdoi1uno Derlpei9erts,
neil ods bic gntihdoi9unq nor'hrete
benbe 9unbesgsieB untonItitutioneu
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-29

Ole 8erbanbl blunseH nor Der
GiIenbubuz& z&ommiFiOn iiber ben Gnz
trag auf GrbDbung Der JrattIdge Iino
gum 4bihIuR gsIangt. Gtner Ger IeBs
ten 3eugen fir Die 8erienoer. reip, DaS
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5radtiaB bart uiat bOher iein. uls
not6tpenotq III, um otefe allsin bereaz
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s5rahtiaB duT @runo Der Uertb3unabz
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dls Der proftt Der 8dhnen sunimmt,
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bentbur, oub oi: 8srte6rs .aommiHdre
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iperben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-29
9okal.Derid)l
Die Remnen In 3atostia.

Die aeIfriaen R.nnen batten fclssns
bts RefuIiat:
cries Rennen-BGrie A0O;
81 Jurlongs; Gellins. Stalncrt Gdo
104 (gnf1otten), erftes; ReblaB 109
(Gan5). sipeites; Son Qddforb lob
(Wc0ee), briites. 3eit: loo.
So Wutuels besnblt: Gtoltport Cab
$43.20 su aefpinnen. $1,000 pIdet,
$3.50 Gboip; Rsblob $500 place,
$3.50 Shotp; Sba 2adforb $3.50
Shon.
3neites Rennen - N1ris
$400; 81 5urlonss; Selling. Jordnee
1o8 (GooIs), critics; Rampdnt 104
(aoftus), stpeiies; plan Rpon 112
(4Roore), briiits. 3eit: 1.09.
SO Wniuels besnbIi: Jppdnee$40.50
su aelpinnen, S14.30 plaes, $12.40
s6ofp; Rompant $24.904idee, $14.30
sbotp; plan Rpan $12.40 Sbcfp.
Drittes Rennen N0ris
s4O0; 6 syurlonss; Selling. Junbas
MENTAL lot (1apenport. critics; vi
frsb ihe Great 113 (0on3). 5rpeites;
Sin Gran 107 (gooie), brittes. 3eit:
1.1416.
50 MutHsls besablt: Fundamental
$21.10 su aetpinnen, $3.50 pldee.
$3.50 Ghop; alfreb the Great $3.50
pIae,. $3.50 Gboip.
8iertes Rennen Borfe
$500; ] WseiIe. Wsiiion y. 1o5 (Das
penport), erfits; Or. 6oI3bsrs 106
faeoah), sipeites; Soc Worris 106
(Dorrsn), brittss. 3eii: 1.402/5.
So mutuels be3ablt: Wiitcn ..
S11.00 ;u eefpinnen. $50 pldes.
$500 Shop; Or. 6olsbers $3.50
glaee; $3.50 Sboip; Soc Worris
$3.50 Sboip.
JInfies Rennen D6rle
$4o0; 1/16 Meile; Ceiling. Gdlen
Slart 1O5 (Gooie). srites; 1Om Big
bee 109 (granb). sfpeitss; Jdir 2ouiie
105 (Narren), brittss. 3eit: 1.48 4/5.
So WutusIs be3ablt: GalIen Glone
$17.60 sr seipinnen, 5000 ploet.
$6.4O Gbop; 1om giqbee $16.e0
pIaee. $3.50 Shou; JairaouiIe $500
Sbop.
SehFes Rennen yorfe
s400; l Meiie nnb / Jurlons; Seas
ing. Renuf SO (Wartin), erffss; 9ans
Ito (Gooie), speiies; Rio Gronbe 108
Courtney. brittes. 9etf: 1.53 AS.
So WuiueIs besnhIt: NslIuf S1S.7O
gu sspinnen; S6.40 plaee. $3.60
Gbop; 6ans $3.50 gIaee. $40
Sbon; Rio 0ranbe $500 Sboip.
5iir bic beutisen Rennen tpurben bic
foIssnhen g,feroe einsetrosen:
Gritss Rsnnsn - / Weile unb 70
Uorbs. emmp 2ou SO. 1ieticn 101,
Dape Nitolfon 101, Warcus 104.
WeliTa 107. Hsbel Queen lot, proeId
lot. Maroen lot. Gotpen ITO, Gtolps
pin 110, Auassa 40.
3peiies Rennen - g0rie; fir 2
Sabre alt; 81 Jurlcnas. Uaib primis
tn 103. aliee q. Dale 103, Wib Nett
1o3, Dubois 103, ga u Weriean log,
Gno grnIon LOG. Wodler 106. Wonip
iyor LOG, Qabolo 100, Gibnep 81 112.
griitss Renneu ceiling; fin 3
Sobe olie unb dufpdrts; / Meile unb
10 garbs. Sisn SO, Gamaria 1O2.
6eine lot, Rio Granoe 107, Don
gultman lot. 1urneoat LOT. Monis
clair lot. pirate Diana 100. 1ad
Rieht 110.
Yisrtes Aennen - 9te Roiebal.
Staies; fiir 2 Sabre ate; Ceiling; 81
Surlones. 2otpeen 100, 6eIene 100,
MiBRsit 100, Danger Warf los,
Union Sad 104. WcSpor lot, Sobn
penbtrsraii 100.
JiiHftes Rennen - 6anhieap; fir
3 Sabre alie unb oufndrts; 6 8urs
longs. miramar 100. yaimbus 10,
9beo. Goot 112, Werrid LIP, 6elmet
112. Schn 0riffin III. 40.
Sthffes Rennen - Se!Iina; fur 8
Sabre ate unh auftpdrts; IL Weile.
CLAUDIA SO. Sarrp Sommers SO, Dsis
one S'grisn 100. yletbermcIt 1O2,
eahonarn 103, Jtrit Peep 1O4.