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Weekly journal-miner., 1910-05-18
UNwATERINo or THE
 HAYNES MINE rINISHED

Reports from the camp of tae Haynes Copper company at Jerome convey the pleasant news that the underground workings have been un. watered and three shifts of miners are at work in reopening the prop. erty, on the original plans outlined when the work was suspended a few months ago. In reopening the de. velopment crosscut No. 9 will be driven to the west fault from the 700 foot level. From the suspension of operations small cave in A drift took place, which win he retimbcred with heavy stulls and continued to a point under drill nole No. 2, distant 5s feet from the present face, and from thereon to the north fault. This latter determination will solve the fu. ture of the mining project, and fol lowing the exploitation from this par pViuA b'H' '''hiA' 'h 'h' work are believed to be evident, and 10 give the enterprise that rating in the future that will be of the great est consideration in the future lif' of the project.
 In speaking of the cave in A drift where neavy ground was formerly en countered, General Manager Campbell states that no other damage to tho underground workings occurred. The cave was due to the accumulation oi water since the property was shu down.
 Twenty.two miners are employed and very much interest is prevailing in the district over the outcome o the work, the prevailing belief be ing centered to the accomplishing O noteworthy results.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-05-18
'urope is Now Looking For Ame rican
 Investments
sndition is Gratifying To all Forms Of
 Industry

BO,,on News Bureau.--The uccess
 St. Paul in floating t50,o00, ,000
 nd, in Paris, if consumatcd, as
 seems highly probable, will mean
 reneral clearing of the financial
 is. and a lifting of the cIowds that
 w lowered over American finance
 last few weeks. And if, as now sns possible, European bankers de. [. to take altogether Sl50,000,00O
 sas and notes of American rail. .., our financial clouds of pessi.
 su will be dissipated by the burn. rays of foreign gold available all our 1910 needs.
 Financial students have for some D. agreed that there could be no |sune confidence in the future un.
 q condition had been reached Ai,h the railroads could sell to ad. In,age their four per cent bond is. ~ and it has been almost two |sr since the railroads have been
 ]. to do this. In fact with hardly
 Interruption, high grade, first srsgage bonds have been steadily F,lining in price for year and a Iw, so that today the average of ,eniy five active 3 1.2 and { per cent ilrOad bonds is only a point or two bne the low of the 1907 panic, and be four to five points below the Fuagc quotations on January ], be
 l. is an enconomic axiom that there D just four things with which the rsrican consumer can pay his Eu. kpean bills. One is food.stuffs and pumodiiies in general; the second
 manufactured articles; the third
 securities the fourth is gold. Gold
 lie blood and Is the final resort ben the three other means of pay ent have failed.
 For year or more the United bates has been exporting less and pain due in part to increase in home bn'umption and in part to the per. (sency of the wealthy American |'rmer in holding his last years mar lest for higher prices. Exports of fanufactured goods have been de- |reasing because high commodity |hces and high labor have made it pereasingly difficult for the manu' |'ciurer to compete on anything like |qual terms with his foreign rival |ll of last fall and until the turn r the year Europe was a steady and |normous buyer of American secur' |tes. The blacker the European DO |hcal skies the more vest the thrifty trench and English investor seemed 10 have for American stocks and
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-05-18
Clty News
 ...In Brief
From Thursday's paiiyo Returns from Trip.

From Thursday's Dsilyo Returns from Trip.
 Deputy Sheriff Frank Burns re. turned yesterday from an official trip to the southern part of the county. From the Dcsert.
 R c. Fox, attached to Wells. Fargo Co, on the A. & C., has returned to the city from short trip to Bouse.
 Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. Charles Carman, wife of the superintendent of the Blue Bell mines, near Mayer, is in the city, the guest Of friends for few days. From the Wet.
 K. P. Schultz, the ranchman, and Charles Miller, who owns mining claims, are recent arrivals from the Santa Maria section.
 bfine Operator Hsrs.
 W. T. Sawyer, general manager of the Coronado Gold Mining company, arrived from his camp near Congress yesterday on business trip. Brings Cattle. J. F. Peterson, the Mesa feeder of cattle, returned 10 his home last night, after delivering ear load of cattle to the o. K. meat market of this city.
 Buxinoss Viait,
 J. D. Bcthune, the we'll known resi-. dent of Humboldt, was visitor to the city yesterday from that shelter center, returning home in the after. poon.
 Returns Homs.
 After several months in the city the guest of her uncle, Fred Murray, Miss Myrtle Bowen left yesterday for her home at Mancos, Colo, joining her sisters in that city. Attended Court.
 Arthur W. Whitaker, general road foreman of the Jerome district, re. turned to his home yesterday in the Copper City, after several days in attendance on the District Court. Competent omcer. W. W. Thiess, attached to the B'N resu of Immigration, and an inspecs.s, with headquarters at Ash Fork, passed through the city yesterday for Tue. son, on matters pertaining to his Fed. cral position.
 0oes to Coast.
 Mrs. J. R. Lowry and son, James, left yesterday for San Diego, where they will remain during the summer months. Her home has been taken over by Mir. and Mrs. F.. E. Nash who will occupy it during her ab sence.
 Starts New Home.
 The new home of John Enle in tn, Gardenland addition 10 the city wal started yesterday and will he rushed to completion, the intention being tC get it occupied in the next month Mir. Eblc and family will then move to he city from Skull Valley. Silica ,ontract Awarded.
 John Summers and Horace Bowdr' have been awarded the contract tt furnish the Humboldt smelter witl 400 tons of silica, and will secure th product from Quartz Mountain, t' the south of this city. A wagon roa' leads to that point, and the ore wil be loaded on the cars in this city. l ! will be used in lining the reverbera tory furnaces at the shelter. A hig
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-05-18
(From Fridays Daily.) Business Trip.

(From Fridays Daily.) Business Trip.
 q. w. Sharp, with the United Verde at Jerome, is in the city on business for a few days Oficial Ill.
 ]. x. Piper, assistant postmaster of the city, is confined to his home, and is said to he seriously i'll. Mining Man Visitor. F. N. Stevens, identified with min. ing interests along Big Bug, arrived in the city yesterday for brief business visit.
 Miners Leave City.
 Thomas Reynolds and Charles Row land left the city yesterday for the Blue Bell mine, where they will 6ll positions with that company. Returns to Stay. | After an extended absence from the city, William Meyers returned a few days ago from southern Arizona and will locate here permanently. Return rom canyon. After several days of a recreation and sightseeing trip at the Grand Canyon, MT. and Mrs. John Mason Ross returned to the city last night. Visitors from North.
 MT. and Mrs. !. W. Kraemer oi Ash Fork, arrived last night for , few days visit with friends. He ii the justice of the peace at that point.
 Concludes Legal Mission.
 E. S. Clark returned from San Fran cisco yesterday, where he was engaged in legal duties before the Circui Court of that district, recently, in al important mining suit. . Dox Taxcs Due.
 Dog taxes are due and payable a the City Hall Chief Prince says tha tags should be secured without delay as orders will be shortly given t' shoot all eanines without tags. , Returns to Cfty.
 R. C. Houston, rated high as mechanical authority, and who ha mining interests in the southern par of the county, arrived in the city yes tcrday, to remain for some time. Sells Group of Mines.
 A deed was filed for record yes terday conveying the group of sever mining claims from W. II. Ferguson to W. IT. Bunte, located in Big BuI district, the consideration named beini s70o.
 Sells Mining Interest.
 William Bell yesterday filed n dee' for the conveyance of his onehal interest in the Box mining claim h Silver Mountain district, near liar | rington, to H. P. Anderson, receivinl | the sum of ei,o0o.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-05-18
tFrom Saturdays Daily) From the WSt.

tFrom Saturdays Daily) From the Wet.
 W. J. Shook, the Walnut Creek farmer and stock raiser, was a visitor to the city yesterday for a brief busi- ness trip.
 Returns from viat.
 Mrs. II. F. Ashurst, after several days at Parker, as the guest of friends, returned Co ner home in the city yesterday.
 Mining Active.
 Dan Thorne, IT,, the Santa Maria mining man, is in the sityon busi. ness trip, reporting considerable ae' tivity in that field.
 Takes Insane Man. Deputy Sheriff Frank Burns left yesterday for the insane asylum at Phoenix, taking Henry Miller, recent ly adjudged insane.
 Mine owner Hcrc. Samuel q. Johnson, owner of the Alto mines in Eugenia Gulch, was an arrival in the city yesterday from his camp, on a business visit. Business Trip. c. T. Joslin left yesterday for Bouse on n mining machinery mission for the Arizona Mine Supply com pany, to be absent few days. Delivered Prisoners.
 Deputy Sheriff George Heisler re turned to his duties in the city yes terday, after delivering three prisoners to the penitentiary at Florence. Looked at Interests.
 John Kinney, the owner of a group of highly raaed mines in Eugenia Gulch, has returned to the city after several days of m inspection of hir | interests.
 New Hotel Clerk. II. M. Bedding, an experienced hotel man, arrived in tho city yesterday from Rome, N. F., and has entered on his duties as clerk in tae Iiotel St. Michael.
 Santa To Oncer Anives II. l.. Ahlers, the division officer of she Santa Fe. was an arrival in th, city yesterday from his hesdquartsr, at seligmsn, having of'eial duties tc attend b.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-05-18

grade of this product is available at the above point. Big shipment Made.
 Reports are in circulation that the first shipment of concentrates made by the Penn.Arizona Mining company, aggrcgating 60,0o0 pounds, went to the Humboldt smclter few days ago from the mill run of ores from the Mudholc mine. The enterprise is also said to be giving good results and the mine work progresses under moro favorable conditions than at any time heretofore.
 Choose New Home.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Sanders, the former a railroad man, and late of the s. F., P. ( F., left yesterday for Fresno, Cal, where they will make their home in the future. Mr. Sanders will All the position of switcbman in the yards of the Southern Pacific at that place.
 Big Bar of Bullion.
 The Prescott National Bank yes. terday reported the receipt of a bar of gold bullion from the Tiger Gold company at Harrington that was val. ued at t2,250, the result of . recent mill run from their plant. It went 10 the mint at San Francisco. Hostile to Chinsss.
 A Chink restaurant was robbed a few days ago at Ash Fork of the sum of $60, by some unknown hobo. Later the thief tried the same game on the Chinese laundry in the place but was foiled, owing to the many that were present. Up to date the of. fender has not been captured. Big Mining Contract.
 Joe valdrini, the mining eonractor, left yesterday for the camp of the Arizona Coppcr-Gold Mines company, at Cherry Creek, to begin the sink. ing of the main shaft from the 520 foot level to 1000 feet. He took a crew with him and will be engaged in the work for several months. Renewing Responsiveness.
 Mrs. A. A. McPnerson, wife of A. A. McPherson, the cashier of the Bank of Jerome, formerly a resident of this city, is recent arrival, and has been the guest of Mrs. II. William Ste. vens for several days. She will re. main for some time, and at the pres. ent is at the home of Mrs. !. K. Mcdonnell as a guest.
 Goes to Mines.
 MT. and Mrs. Max Wenzel of the Black Mountain Copper company, were visitors to the city yesterday, return. ing home on the afternoon train. They were accompanied to the camp by Mrs. John Ross, who will be their guest for several days. MT. and Mrs John Turner of Jerome will also re side at the above mines, leaving on the train yesterday.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-05-18
School Trustee Appointed.

County School Superintendent q. W. Persons yesterday appointed Orvills Loper member of the board of school trustees for the Cherry Creek district, John Allen resigning from that position few days ago. Secure Big Contract.
 Sines & Rockmark were recently awarded the contract for kalsomining the officers quarters at whipplc, to. gcther with that of the four bar. racks and the Kitchens. They are preparing to start the work up imme. diately.
 Looking at Mines.
 Sidney Birch and Jack Meldrum, interested in mines near the Hassa yampa and in the vicinity of the R. A. M., left the city yesterday on a trip of examination of their interests. They have force of miners st work developing the group, and feel very much elated at the showing made. Joins Husband.
 Mrs. J. B. Grand, wife of Teuitor. inl Engineer Girsnd, arrived yester. day from Phoenix, and win remain n few days. She is a guest of the Hotel St. Michael, and mas many friends in the city to greet her. Later MT. and Mrs. Girand will come to the city for the summer.
 Attended Land sale.
 After attending the sale of lots at Parker for several days, Frank Dieker son of Scligman and T. J. Evans of Ash Fork, returned to their homes yesterday. Both report the sale of Parker real estate by the government as very lively at times, while in many instances fabulous and unealled for prices prevailed.
 Closes Sale of Property.
 Through a bill of sale recorded yes. terday, title to the Rieele | Francis stock of goods, consisting of mis. eellaneous assortment, was given 10 Shumate & O., of this city, the price paid being 1850. The site of the building was formerly occupied by the above firm as billiard hall and other amusement transactions. On Court Duties.
 pr. Riley lshrum, the physician at Mayer, is a recent arrival in the city for a brief visit. He Is called as a witness in the Burns murder case, now being heard in the District Court. Dr. Shrum has recently located at Mayer to practice his profession, leav- ing McCabe, where he was formerly engaged.
 Celebrated Indian Hsrs.
 Mike Burns, the father of Solomon Burns, the latter accused of the mur. der of his wife, is here with his family, as a witness in the trial he. fore the District Court, coming from Mayer. He is the only naturalized Indian in the Territory, it is said, and is taking a deep interest in the pro gress of the trial of his offspring. {. Returns to O1d Home.
 F. W. Dillon, until recently in busi ness in the city, with his aunt, Mrs Susan Short, left yesterday for Den yer, Colo, where they formerly re sided, and where they will mak' their home in the future. Mrs. Shor
 is said to be seriously i'll and th
 change of climate was taken on th | advice of physiciaus
The Seattle Republican., 1910-09-23
THE BLACK BROTHERS BOILED

few days ago over in Spokane Two Negro editors
made public exhibition of themselves by indulging
in personal encounter the streets. for the past
year or more they have made an exhibition of their
respective papers by denouncng each other as thieves
and moral lepers until it would seem their readers
must have become utterly dsgusted with both OF the
papers, and they capped the climax by fighting like
two ours in the streets. There paiating cir
cumstances on either side they both wrong and
deserve the everlasting of the good people OF
Spokane and that too without regard to color.
The men differed politics. out of which neither OF
them has nor will get enough to pay even police
court fine which they richly deserve and they per-
mitted their differences to into personalities and
finally into blows It's the old, old story when the
AngloSaxon desires to the Negroes torn to pieces
they endeavor to get strife stirred up among them,
and that accomplished they know the Negroes them
selves will do the rest 1t reminds of the get to-
gether meeting that was called and really did assem-
BILE among the warning factions in Ireland They got
together all right but it took large slice of the stand
ing army of England to get them apart If your con-
temporary publishes defamatory articles about
to the prosecuting attorney and swear to complaint
against him and let the law punish him. If his edi-
torias seem get the Of the public better than do
yours it is the survival of the fittest and you must
take your medicine Both Of the scrappers publish
creditabe weekly papers and there seems to be field
enough for them both, and we reason why each
cannot fill his peculiar field without much
iournalistcaly acknowledging the other is in exist
ence If there is danger in getting together then let
each see to it that they get apart
The Seattle Republican., 1910-09-23
Publisher
Associate
WHAT WILL GILL SAY P

When he returns to Seattle and learns that Sheriff
Hodge has raided some of the notorious gambling
dives in the city and arrested large number OF TIN
horn gamblers and has caused informatons TO pe ned
against the propretors OF those places charging tne
with being guilty of felony and to also learn that,
Acting Mayor WardaI is in full sympathy with the
clean up? 1t occurs to us in the light OF the past that
Mayor Gill will conclude that his was an expensive
outing and that his political stock dropped good
many numbers on account of the mad rush OF the
bulls on to the bears. It is argued by some that
Mayor Gill was hand in glove with the raid and went
away in order that it could be made and on his return
he could pay to his gambler friends, 1T done with
out nv knowledge or approval" But if that be true,
Mayor Gill will come out of that ENHANCEMENT
much the loser for God hates coward and so does
the human family. Mayor Gill contrary to law and
order permitted red lighters to get busy the very DAY
he became mayor Of the city and they have been busy
ever Since and that too despite the fact feeble and
pretended effort was made to close up gambling for
campaign purposes Even with the fear Of Bob Hodge
in the their hearts the gamblers almost plying
their nefarious games in the open today A lecturer
at the Y M. c. A. last Sunday declared that he had
walked undsturbed into number of places, where
gambling games being conducted and no secrecy
being made, and that, too after Sheriff Hodge had
made his raid. That the police make no more effort
to close up gambling games and arrest the propretors
thereof on felony charges than they do grocery
stores and grocery keepers or meat shops and their
propretors is undeniabe fact and yet that in con-
nection with guarding the gates of the army post is
exactly what the police hired for. Slowly but
surely Seattle under Mayor Gill, has been drifting
back to the old Tom Humes days. and if Frank Grif-
fifth had been named prosecuting attorney OF King
county she surely would have been there before an
other six months rolled round. But clean up and
clean out are in the air and the rghtaboutface may
even entange Hiram Charles Gill, mayor of Seattle
Though he be.
The Seattle Republican., 1910-09-23
HAS WAPENSTEIN BEEN FIRED

R1nor has it that Charles w, Wapenstein, chief of
the police of Seattle has will resign in the
future and that he will be succeeded by James P. Ag
new, general factotum of the late Burke Senatorial
campaign committee. There are those so unkind as
to whisper about the city that Mr.. Wapenstein has
made handsome fortune out of the gambling situa-
ton during the short time he has been chief of the po
lice in Seattle and that he has been asked to resign
account of row over the division of the spois.
Whether any part of the above story be true the writer
verify doth not know, but it is being whispered and
even bruted about the Streets but however corrupt
Chief Wapensten may have been it would be calam-
ity to remove him and put in his shoes of tt e
Jim Agnew stripe He not only does not know any
thing about the police business but to us
would be swapping the devil for the witch.
The Seattle Republican., 1910-09-23
WHEN DID IT LIE P

The arguments advanced by the Argus of Seattle
in the interest of Judge Burke prior to the primaries
both read and sounded good and seemed that the ed
itor thereof for in his life making square
fight and staying put but the election passed OFT
and Burke lost by overwhelming majority, just as
The Seattle Republican predicted that he would do af
ter his return from the Tacoma convention and that
too even if Wilson pulled out of the race. But the
Argus was not good loser and not having the Hon.
John L. Wilson to kick at for beating Burke, and being
of nature that he had to kick somebody he turned
loose on Burke himself All it sad about Burke, how
ever was the gospel truth, bnt the question is, why
did not the Argus talk that way prior to the holding of
4he primares yes in the very beginning of the cam
pagn If it had, perhaps, different story would
have been written at the close of the primaries. The
American people seem to be so constituted that the
sight of the almighty dollar Immediately brings on 10
comoter ataxa and nothing but the getting OF the dol
lar will serve panacea for the trouble. If reports
be true the editor Of the Argus shown bunch OF
Burke Doodle and he was attacked by the afore
said disease and despite the fact he knew at the time
all he subsequently published detrimental to Burke,
he needed wanted the money and ne lost sight OF
all the principles of right and justice and told his read
ers, what nice man Burke was, and what great
man he would make in the senate how the state of
Washington would be proud of Burke in the senate and
finally that King county owed it to herself on account
of Burke valiant service in the interest Of the county
for nearly half century to give him a solid VOTE
When however Burke had been defeated he sung
new song and declared in the Argus the very next is
sue that he Burke had gotten just what he deserved
for having repeatedly in the past been instrumental
in defeating other asprants for the senatorshp from
King county. The average reader now wonders at
what time it was that the Argus prevarcated, before
or after taking the direct primary DOSE Rumor has it
that the Argus got the biggest newspaper slice out of
Burkes barrel with the exception of the Times and it
is said the slice was so big owing to the liberality
with other peoples money of one Jim Agnew, that the
editor of the Argus himself thunderstruck when
the check was handed to him. If the editor of the
Argus accepted Burkes money to talk of him as he did
prior to the election he is migrate and blackeg to
talk of Burke as he did after the election If get
paid to tell Ii and you fell it, then stick to it, In
other words, stay putt when you get your price.
The Seattle Republican., 1910-09-23
TAFT AND TEDDY TOGETHER

There is little reason to longer doubt that President
William Howard Taft and Colonel Theodore Roosevelt
have gotten together and unless some unforeseen
breaker hoves in sight before the next presidential
convention is pulled off that Roosevelt will be in line
for Taft In the mean time however Taft has got to
get busy carrying out the Roosevelt policies which
placed him in the presidential chair At a recent
meeting between the president and the colonel the
New York situations seem to have been gone over
from stem to stern and Taft declared himself in hearty
accord with Roosevelt and said Amen to the clean
ing out of the bosses, which leaves Vice President
Sherman and his followers quite in the air. It isa
foregone conclusion that Roosevelt will control the
The Seattle Republican., 1910-09-23

New York state convention and men of his liking will
be nominated for the various state Offices and the ma
tonal administration and especially the Taft end OF 1t
will be endorsed. This seems to settle what gave evil
dence of developing into an ugly situation in the Re-
publican party which has already cost the party
number of votes in Congress.