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Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-04-06
HAYNES MINE
TO RESUME
WORK
.rrom Tnesday.. palIyI

Arriving yesterday from Jerome. r.
T.. Campbell, the general manager Of
the Haynes Copper company, stated
that a supply of fuel was expected
to reach the camp this week, and i'm
mediatcly upon its arrival work would
be resumed. TIE unwatering of the
property would be undertaken Mt that
time, and IL was anticipated that
about ten days would be consumed
in that work The former work out.
lined will b. completed, and from IL
the solution Of avery important prob.
lem affecting the future welfare Of
the property Il. TO he effected. This
exploitation Is conferred in two head.
ings, one a ctosscut TO the west and
tho other to intersect the ground OK.
plored by diamond drill operations
from the surface. This drift will
be pushed forward 70 intersest the
north fault, from which character Of
exploitation in the past few weeks
the magnificent determinations on the
Little Daisy were given. This meth.
cd Of handling the property creates
much interest and among those CONVEX.
SAINT with the geology Of that zone,
is stated TO be practically the life
Of the property, and is awaited with
keen interest M 20 its results, the
general belief prevailing that IL will
prove the merits Of the undertaking.
In speaking Of the present condi.
ton Of the mechanical equipment on
the property, Mr.. Campbell says that
since the temporary suspension some
weeks ago, all machinery has been
overhauled and is ready for opera.
tion. being in first class running
order. With the present installation
OF two baling tanks, one Of 500 and
the other Of $50 gallons capacity,
running in counterbalance, the water
will be raised Mt the rate Of 1900
gallons per hour.
The Haynes interests enjoy an ex.
cellent name in mining circles Of
that field, and lying, as they do, in
e!oso proximity 10 III. United Verde,
nothing in mine determination will
surprise the people any more in that
field since the discovery has been
made on the Daisy, which latter
property. in a relative sense as to 10.
cation. lies no farther away from the
side lines than does the Haynes.
Mr.. Campbell will return to Jerome
tomorrow. .t
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-04-06
TO TAKE LONG
TRIP IN AUTO
OVERLAND

A. C.. Hendy, general manager n
the Copper Chief mine, near Jerome
arrived In the city yesterday In nj,
automobile, accompanied by Orland,
Fry, both OF whom are en- route Il
Redlands, Cal, in the machine. Tn,
trip from the Copper Chief 10 Pres
colt was made in the good time OF
six hours, which IL regarded as re
markable when the roads are taken
into consideration. They will con
tinue their journey this morning. 90
ing via Congress, and thence TO Par
ker. From that point they will travel
up the Colorado river to Needles. fol
lowing the old road along the santa
Fe, to San Bernardino, from which
place they will leave the road and 20
direct to their destination. Mr.. Hendy
stated yesterday that he will make
the trip in four days. He Is driving
his own make of a machine, a spIen.
did type OF the auto, and after reach.
ing Rediands viii open up a manu-.
featuring auto establishment. Ue
made the announcement that he will
hereafter reside In the above city. hui
VIII visit the Copper Chief regularly.
Mrs. Hendy 10 at present in tho above
state, and will Join him later. while
his daughter, Miss Viola Hendy. will
.ravei by train to their new home.
Tho change In residence Of this prom.
inently known family Is due 10 the
wish OF the family TO secure a lower
elevation on account Of illness In the
family.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-04-06
JUNCTION NOW
COMING TO
FRONT

JEROME JUNCTION, Ariz., April
4-Jack conllin and bob Taylor
put all previous. records to blush
today, when they finished sinking for
water on tbs walter j. Davis home
stead here, going twenty. nine feet in
three days. and getting the water,
too. A good flow was struck, and
the water question solved for an.
other hoacatcader
w. A. Scott sejoices over the ar.
rival Of wife and daughter from the
state Of Washington, and also over
the outlook for a nice crop OF garden
truck.
The horseiess road grader arrived
at the Junction. this afternoon, com.
pleting the labor Of laying the new
automobile road TO the city that Is
in the public eye.
Bob Taylor and family are on the
ground from the southern part Of the
territory, and things are doing in
the way Of preparations for we'll dig.
ging and tearing up the ground for
crop OF the golden grain or good
yellow corr.
Conductor Lee of the u. v. & p.
has well digging machine located
on his property and is going after ar.
tesian water, there being every rea.
son TO believe that he will tap a
gusher.
Several Of the puff wagons, loaded
down with passengers, visited the
Junction city yesterday, despite the
wind that swept gently over the
landscape, and they seemed 10 en-.
joy the run, too.
Jack Csnkiin and Win, soa Of the
head Of the house, have been pretty
busy In this neck o. the woods the
past week. Conklin has very ambi.
tious plans for work on his I6c
acres, and will make the surrounding
country sit up and take notice Ii
he has any luck At all.
The fellow said that the Junction
was the finest land under the sun,
II there was only a little water on
IL. Everyone who has taken a flyer
after water has landed the game, and
they have just started.
Miss Perry rules over the destinies
Of about thirty Of the rising genera.
ton, and the school yard presents an
animated appearance when the small
Americans romp out to recess.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-04-06
DONATES BOOKS
TO PUBLIC LIBRAII

A friend Of the public librsq
who 10 interested In the Laymss'
missionary Movement, has made y
following generous donation 10 Y
library;
"The Personal Life Of David Log
street" by Gordon w. Blakit, d. 2
LII. ID.
"The Why and How OF roreiC
Missions" by Arthur J. Brown.
Japan and Its Regeneration" I
Rev. Otis Carey.
8 Korea In Transition" by jan
8. Gale.
India, It's Life and Thought" I
John p. Jones, ID. u.
James Chalmers, His Autobic(
raphy and Letters" by Rich ard Lon
EFT. M. A.
"China and America Today \
Arthur II. Smith.
"Daybreak in the Dark Cont
mont" by William s. Naylor.
"The Junior Republic; IL Hi
tory and Ideals" by william
~~seos
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-04-06

posed work.
Gustav Rodenburg contended that
the section of the street along his
property is in good condition and
that II was not fair TO charge prom.
erty owners in the blocks for inn.
provements at other places along the
street.
w. W. Elliott stated that be
thought the law should be followed out
IN the matter, and IL enough signers
had been secured the grading should
be gone ahead with.
Councilman Head stated that IL he
had sufficient money he would do the
grading himself and trust to the
property owners to repay him later.
AZ they would see the value Of the
Improvement made.
II was finally decided to have the
city surveyor make the preliminary
surveys, and the matter will be con.
sdered further by the Council.
Owing to tho fact that the mem.
bers Of the Council had not had an
opportunity 10 consider the Murphy
Park deed II was decided 10 hold
a special meeting on April 10th.
The water works yepor. showed the
receipts TO be &2,330.s9 and the ex.
penditures $l,604.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-04-06

Albert Suppigcr, formerly n
dent Of this city, but now the tssw
ing representative in the country
the Albertype Photographs Pub'1
Ing house Of Brooklyn, was In !
city yesterday on . business q
pertaining to HE duties. He "
nephew Of y. Baer, and IL popule1
known to all. II will be interest!
to his many friends TO learn that
has prospered in business since II
ing here over seven years ago.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-04-06
(From Tuesdays Daily

1
Horace Woman, the Bradshaw
Iieiehter and contractor, is in the
city on a business trip.
From the Bradshaws.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. T.. Olund Of
Crown King, were arrivals in The
city yesterday and will visit friends
for several days.
Revival Services.
The revival Mt the Christian church
grows In interest at every service
The evangelist preached a strong ser.
mon last night 10 good audience.
Three came forward to make the good
confession and be baptised. The meet.
ings continue through the week.
From the Henrietta.
w. A. Kelly, the superintendent NJ
the Braganza Mines COMPANY ona,.
ating the Henrietta, on Big Bug. was
In the city yesterday on a business
trip for his company, returning IN a..
afternoon. Work Is 70 be started nm
the enterprise in short time. Col
RANKIN, the general manager az
ranging affairs in the east for mi.
purpose at the present time.
From Poland.
o. Fred Arthur, forest r.n,., ~,
the Lynx Creek and Big bug sec.
lions was an arrival yesterday ON
duties pertaining to his position,
Waiting His Son.
g. Papina, who Is engaged in the
mining and real estate business at
cananea, Mexico, Is here ON a visit
Swis Dairy. '"'
viatsd Friends.
MIS-. Thomas Stone, wife Of the
master mechanic Of ~ Unitea Verde.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-04-06
PURCHASING NINE SUPPLIES

A. II. White, superintendent of
the santa Maria mines, operated and
owned by }. II. Boyd, arrived In the
city yesterday. He Is here 90 pur.
chase pipe line and q pumping plant
equipment for the property. lie re-.
ports the minc work as progressing
satisfactorily, with the project facing
a splendid future. The purpose OF
the enterprise Is 10 install water
facilities to permit Of steady opera.
ton Of the plant during the day and
night time.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-04-06
sERv1cE IMPROVED.

Postmaster Smith announced yests
day, the mail service would be =
terially improved between Press!
and Jerome. A closed pouch wcd
De installed on No. 4, passing rhrou(
the city In the afternoon, while
No. 3, arriving in the morning,
closed pouch would come from y
ONE. This will give direct servi'
between Jerome and double up Y
mail communication daily also y
tween the two points. Under press
conditions 1t takes three days
receive returns from the Shelter Gu!
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-04-06
MADE A GUN PLAY.
dFrom Tuesdays Daily,

tFTom TueHday's Daily
Jose Tenaro, with blood In his eye
and a big gun in his hand, attempt.
cd to make "clean upb OF the
people at Congress few days ago.
threatening everyone who passed
within range. lie was finally round.
ed up and taken before Judge lei.
ger, who imposed a sentence of 90
days, He was brought to Prescott
yesterday, and Is now out Of the
zone of committing any misdeeds.
Tenaro says he wants some dinero
from his countrymen.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-04-06
LOOKED OVER ROAD.

Messrs. Harrington, Smith and
stewart, with u. W. Foster, the pres
ident OF the Prescott An.o Club. In.
speetcd the new cutoff road from,
Lees Lake to Jerome Junction. Sat.
urdaay, which Is now oren TO the
public: Returning, they came win
the old county road via the Point
OF Rocks, and will start a force 70
repairing that highway In a few
days, thereby opening the route for
Junction people.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-04-06
SUPERVISORS IN SESSION.

Yesterday the regular quarted
meeting of the Board of Superviss
was held, at which various cout
matters were under consideration. a
County Treasurer report was ehsd
ed, showing balance of &13ciiil
on hand. In the other departmst
the accounts Of the Supcrintcnda
Of Schools, the Recorder and Z
quarterly report from licenses, Of
Sheriff, were checked. In the I
ter, a total Of $l2,405 was shown
the revenue from that source.
hide bounty receipts there were on
$50 individual contributors, ranging
over 1000 pelts.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-04-06
CHARGES AGAINST YALE MAN

CHICAGO, ILL.,, April 4.-The case
of Charles A. Carver, tho well known
Yale athelete, who is charged with
wife abandonment, was called Tor
trial in Judge Gcmmill's court today.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-04-06
SAD DEATH OF YOUNG WOMAN
UNITED IN MARRIAGE.

At the Patronage Of the West
Prescott Methodist church, Rev. I,
+. Mckay, officiating, a pretty mar.
riagc was solemnized yesterday. Her.
bert Edward Smith Of Essex county.
Massachusetts, being united to Miss
Bessie Corwin McKeen, who arrived
a few days ago from the Castle Hot
Springs.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-04-06
QUAKER MEDIrArroNs.

Probably the shabbiest thing In the
world 10 worn out welcome.
without stretching the truth some
mems talk 10 long drawn out.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-04-06

after several days In tho city =. .
guest Of friends, has returned "a h
home in jerome.
Visits Sister.
Mrs. A. NJ. Packard OF ca
Springs, Kan, arrived in the ei,v
tcrday, and will leave tod.y
Camp Verde, where she will
for some weeks to visit her 49,
Mrs. Straban.
From the Santa Maria.
I. X. Miller is UP from his mn.
on the Santa Maria, which are
the same lode as the Neimann or.
being operated by j. X. BOYD.
Miller will remain at his home y
for several weeks.
Prominent Shelter Man.
NJ. NJ. Heller, the consultino
gineer Of the Consolidated Ari,1
Smelling company, at Humboldt. ,
Attorney Dillingham;, the legal ?
wiser of the company, were arm
in the city yesterday for HI
visit.
Follows Farming.
w. II. Holiday, until recently
the transfer business at Jerome.
in the city yesterday. He has IN
adopted farming as n business
suit, purchasing the Pete Etn,A
ranch, on the Upper Verde. +
Holiday speaks highly of the d
mine situation at Jerome, saying ~
all stockholders are retaining 4
interests, and no sales Of stock ,
taking place in that city. a
Bad Mission Performed.
william Oliver, who was called
Globe, few days ago. to be pre-
nj the burial Of his uncle, Lee Bsr2
hart, returned Sunday. He states 4
the tribute TO the deceased wss
beautiful one and the attendance y
one Of the largest held In that ii
Mr.. Banghart enjoyed q large
quaintance and was universally n
ular.
Looked at Sheep.
ID. NJ. Francis, whose sheep Z
ranging at Hillside, was in the 4
yesterday for brief visit. vi
others, he is soaring at that pod
and is pleased over the range shs'
ing since the recent rains.
Mining Man TO Return. 80
A. l.. McCarty, a mining operaiq
well known in this city, writes m
Montreal, Canada, that he will re-
the city before May LIST, having u
cluded his mining business. He
associated with several promina
mining propositions in this field.
PROMOTED FOR ETTICIENCY.
II. l.. Ahlers, the capable officer
the Santa Fe, and n deputy shsfa
Of the county, stationed Mt Seligns
Is In tho city Cor brief os:c.s! y:<z
Mr.. Ahlers recently received commsd
alton for his past efforts in criniz
work for the Santa Fc, and WA
warded by receiving the appoints
Of special division officer from
Needles to Winslow, being taken N
the station at Seligman as the Id
special officer. Personally Mr.. Am
enjoys an excellent name, and I
lows curse in his official life, VIZ
makes a pleasant combination
carrying out the purposes for WI
he was promoted a few days ago.
was the recipient Of many congsl
lations yesterday from Prescott
quaintances.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-04-06
.CItyNeWS
lin Brief
(From Sundays Dailyl

| (FrOm sundays DailyD
Concludes Visit.
Mrs. T.. H. Wright, after several
days in the city, the guest of friends,
will leave this morning for her home
at Camp Wood
Visits Relatives.
Lyle Sharpnack was a passenger
yesterday for Kirkland, where he will
visit his wife and other relatives
for few days.
Prominent In Mining
Perry Hall, the well known mining
man Of McCabe, and n former mem
Der Of the legislature, arrived yestcr.
day on a business trip pertaining to
his mining interests in that field.
Miners In city.
Jerry O'Neil, Robert Kelly, Ed.
Mccormick Of swansea and Mark +.
| Hardy. Theo. and william Schultz Of
Turkey, well known miners, were
arrivals in the city yesterday for a
visit with friends.
From the Bradshaws.
Lester Jackson, who is successfully
operating the War Eagle and Gladi.
ator mines in the Bradshaws, is in
the city after several days at his
camp. lie brings the usual good re.
port attending the development.
Interested Attorneys.
r. o. Smith. Of the law firm Of
Norris, Ross & Smith, and Il. s.
Clark, both attorneys Of this city,
are in the Capital City, and are ex-
pccted home this morning. from at
tending n session Of the Supreme
| Court.
Development Progresses.
| DR.. william WOODBURY., general
manager of the New Cumberland
Mining company, on Pine Flat, is in
the city on business. lie reports the
shaft work at his mine progressing
satisfactorily, with Wiley Woodruff
ms the contractor, and the mine show
ing flattering.
Opening Of Concert Season.
Director Wilbanks of Prescott
new brass band organization, an
nounces that beginning this after
noon on the plaza, at 4 O'Clock, the
first concert will be rendered. He
anticipates several new members, and
regular concerts vii! be given the
public hereafter.
Big Tank Shipped.
| iht hiilpub Cup
ply company shipped 10000 gal.
plant at Bouse for the storage of
water. The vessel was manufactured
at the company's shops in this city,
and was among the largest to leave
the house in recent months.
THE NEW ROAD.
In a few days the work Of chang.
ing the road across Lynx Creek
will be inauguratcd, and n camp es.
tablishcd at the old crossing. As
surveyed 9 per cent grade is given,
and the intention is TO get Il com.
pleted as early as possible. No fore
man of the work has yet been sc.
leetcd. The opening up Of the old
road from Walker 10 Poland is also
under Roadway at the present time,
starting from the Belle mine hill.
Foreman Long is in charge Of that
work and will be occupied for some
time.
SAD DEATH OF YOUNG WOMAN.
While endeavoring to reach Phoe.
nix. in the hope that a change Of
climate would prove beneficial 10 her
failing health, Miss Nora Katherine
Fitch Of Detroit, Mich, passed away
suddenly Friday morning. She was
entering the car on the 8. f., p. &
r., at Ash Fork and was stricken
suddenly Ill, without any warning.
She was accompanied by a younger
sister. The body was taken home
from that point, casket being furn.
ished by the Ruffner undertaking
house Of this city.
UNITED IN MARRIAGE.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-04-06

II your JOB IL "shaky" . Jourud|
Ainsr liner win ct you another OIL
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-04-06

Only reliable ada csnprsAsasivs
mining news 10 published In the Jour
nal. Miner. M
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-04-06
LIVELY SESSION
OF COUNCIL

Continued From Page ~
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a. l.. McCarty, a mining opefiiI
well known in this city, writes N
Montreal, Canada, that he will re-
the city before May LIST, having 4
cluded his mining business. He
associated with several promins
mining propositions in this field.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-01-01
Notice to Contractors

Sealed bids will be received at the
Office of City Clerk Anadarko, Okla.
bona until a o'clock 2. M, Tuesday,
the 18th day Jan. 1910, for the erec-
tion and completion of two story
and basement City Hall and fire
station to be built at Anadarko, OK.
la. Each bid will be accompanied
with certified check of 3 per cent of
amount of bid, as specified. Plans
and specifications can be seen after
Dec. %. 1909 at the office of the city
clerk, Anadarko, OKLA. and at the Of.
fee of B White, architect, Ard.
more, Okla Usual rights reserved.
Chad Mcknight,
City Clerk,
212 Toto Anadarko, Okla.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-01-01
Get your Coffee cut on an elec-
.ric mill at Skaggs' Grocery.
W atch Party

Miss Kate Cleveland entertained
81 of her friends at a watch party at
her home in Old Town Friday night.
The merry crowd enjoyed themselves
with parlor games, suggesting resolu-
tions. chatting over the year that had
past and planning for the coming
year. When the bells rang, bidding
the old year goodbye and greeting the
new year, the young people departed
for their homes declaring Miss Kate
a royal entertainer.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-01-01
MUCH DIGNITY; SMALL SALARY
"Hard She'll" Captains and Officers NJ
Ocean Llners Receive Pltlful
Remuneration.

This dignity thing would make .
dog litter. did you ever happen to see
the captain OF an ocean liner when he
has all his cold-storage airs on? The
college Of cardinals would look like
a low and frivolous assembly by COM
parison, the Cincinnati Times-star
New York correspondent says. HIS
doesn't look at passenger. He hard
ly looks at his officers. On some lines
the captain dimes in the main saloon.
and when he enters tho passengers,
who are by favor seated at his table,
are supposed to rise and stand In ST.
lent prayer until he takes his seat. On
the Cunard lines tho officers are not
permitted to talk to passengers. They
may answer questions, but that's all.
The moment a mere passenger stops
talking. the officer must move on.
They take their constitutionals on
deck, wrapped in their greatcoats,
looking neither to the right nor to
the left, If they obey the regulations
of the line.
Now, that's all right But the poor
ducks ought to be paid for II. A man
who is forced to assume the hard shell
OF a ]. Pierpont Morgan ought to be
recompensed financially for tho strain.
But they get about the same pay that
a medium-sized dockwallope- does
when he touches a little overtime,
The captains Of the greatest ocean
liners only get something like $4,000
year. The chief officer touches $40
q month. and so on down the scale
to the fourth oficer, who gets $40
The newspaper reporter who shins up
a Jacobs ladder at quarantine and Is
snubbed in half dozen stodgy Brit.
ish styles by the captain makes a good
deal more money than the gold-laced
Official does. Even the steward, who
hotfoots at his bidding and bows his
supple back into an omelet when
ever he sees the boss wouldn't work
on the steamer II his pay and tips
didn't figure up more than the cap
tain's salary at the end of the year.
II isn't so long ago that q steamer
sank near New York, the accident re
sulting in great loss OF life. Some crit
tcism was directed at her captain, for
he didn't act with courage, and dis
erection. to put It mildly. But what
can you expect of a man who shoul
ders responsibility for lives and cargo
for $50 a month-just a little more
than subway motorman pulls down
or course, they get their board ant
room. but against that is to be set the
cost of uniforms and gold lace. And
1t may be that the right to set cast
iron upper lip against any offered civ
ility is worth good money in their be
Lief
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-01-01
LOCAL SIFTINGS.

n G Gl dewtll,o In lana who has
been the guest of his brother, I N
Glidowell, returned home Saturday,
Miss Nessie McCrae, who has been
visiting Miss Fluharty, returned to
her home at Lacrosse Saturday.
= Mrs Cly de Thompson eft Saturday
for Kansas City to be absent about
two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs C w Eccleston and SIS
ters, Misses Chsrolette and Lavina
Eccleston, spent New Years day with
relatives in Chickasha.
Paul Meeting, wife and baby went
to Oklahoma City Saturday to visit
Mrs Meetings sister, Mrs Butler.
Mr. and Mrs " d Mills went to Ell
Reno Saturday in answer to a tele-
phone call from DR. Hatchett. who in
formed them that their little grand
son, who is In the hospital there, is
very low with pneumonia.
Mr. and Mrs Petty, of Dill. whC
have been visiting M Rumbly anC
and mother, returned nome Friday.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-01-01

Those who are owing accounts
to Beall & Fluharty are request
ed to call and settle up immedi-
ately. We need the money.
BEALL & FLUHARTY.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-01-01

If your Grocery Company has
lost confidence in humanity and
cut you off, visit the Pioneer
Cash Store, o. p. Skaggs'