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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-24
Kc,,t,rt Insurance mn

The house Finance Committee in
executive session Thursday agreed to
report the insurance bin as intro
duced in the Senate with an amend
ment added which reduces the tax on
life insurance companies from 1 LIZ
per cent. to | 4l0 per cent. This bill
has been given a great many hear
ings by the committee at which much
opposition presented.
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CATTLE MARKETS.
RrrtTMoNn 1--WE crock ,.Arxr.

t%t'~t1 sfNFENii IL y y ENtt'N} - = y ~ VT.
fSe1es TT Union Stock w~-ds>
rs,ch,'- orS W.. Tchrra~s- - ,afe
rornrt o. fhe yfwA ~.eek rn-~,ef FOR
Trio waet era'r@ Fah~-e~v 81.
rsaeef>tH--f'ett,a fpa teaa. calves
fne hee,1 heys s.GTs hers
Foot steers, az. -. readsu-, 10 good
~ n &C.. common m fair. Az NJ &C.. be~t
hc'fers. NE: mer',,ni IT, ~cn6 4tasfs
q ~ beat cows. 4Mr,. r-rf,u~- n rnod
h.tia sis epAA Cows end caipas ssa
~ saa 90 PER herd, Ca,wN- ER-i%c an
tvsa4 Sc. tfAs ss,s ax fs So. ,aus&ss ~ IA
fair. AZ fA4Mc,: best lambs ~ na~.
Common 70 frsr, SefaHc., h~@t ho~~
6faKe.t s~t rie.r ard ~hnr.v efsfSRAr
ropg,, rces rne stays. ~ e7sr.. Guar
ertine cattle. 6VsAc.. q few extra
higher.
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Mr.. Ioi,n =. sl,n.,s.

HAERiSoNluRG. VA. Feb. s4.---
Mrs. John f. Sheets. sixty-sevan
ycais old Is dead al AaTats Creek
Augusta eounty. she WIS Miss t'ratz-
She lGassS~ has~-l,sssssa.s.i e -ts three
brothess-~-1asYics H., Thon1s c. aid
Newton A. Craig
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Joseph W. Harrison.

EitRRfSoSBtsR G. w, RI. Ct
Colonel Joseph w. Harrison. eighty
s.sse.s essl +..sssT st-e:ts sftfsts+rs-F
Springs Augusta 1.aunts--Ese ss-as
member of the Fifth Virginia II.fan-
Try, Confederate army &nd leaves the
following children; AIRS Waterman.
of Stangttn: afss Wi'.ter and Ms.
Csllahaa. OF Hinton. and Miss Lea
ana Nj. Charles Harrison, OF Lyn..a-
bEF-
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Nfrs. Annlc Anlr soils.

LyNCaBURu. VA. Feb. 2a.-Mr-.
Anne APPLE sale. widow of Thpmas
w. Sale, died d. the home OF her
nephew, John e. Long. near Wine
sap. she was seventy-nye years ola
end was born In Campbell county.
She was n sister of General A. Long
and en- aunt q. * r. Long. prousi-
nent lawyer OF LynchburS.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-24
Report Lesner BilI Fayorably.

The Lesner annexation bill will be
favorabIy reported TO the Senate. The
measure provides that after a Judge
has heard annexation proceedings ana
decided that the contemplated annexa-
ton is advisable. the law shall not be-
come operative until two years after
the decision Is rendered
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Sanancl NJ. Nm,s.

CAPE CHARLES. VA, Feb. ss,--
sa Hs4ttAf " sssrE-k, ffSy.-rcvrn yts0rz
old, a farmer Of Acconaac- cnunes.
died az his home in HalEwood sass
evening OF pneumoasa. He Is s;lrsts-
ed by his widow ana three 9hisdrea-
Re was member or Jarior ORR
United American Mechanics.
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Cetsoa M.rkst rlrmer.

Ill Jew YORK. Feb. 94.---The cotton
fheirrkes opened frrner to-day at an ad.
r.. Ia0e Of TO 10 points Active coy
04uQhg developed and there was a more
rncc Nss moi s,os psfs aa -, ~
SXakKkxAflmen< announced by the Fsll
31sast gpr Mills would have much effect
3 ~okton prices: March. lsssae5;
w. txe2A0l; July. ls.s7aSs; August
ss 4fa8t; eeDtembsr. 12.ss.
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Jol, Smith.

ARLINGTON. VA Feb. 24-s-r
Job Srstth. etghty-tbree years ofi.
died Tuesday night Mt the home of
his daughter. Airs. Harry A. Dye. Ar
lington. of paralysis. He was q we'll
knewn farmer Of baltimore county.
Md. He Is survived By four children
---aars A. Il. Dye. Mira. Harry A. bye.
OF Arlington; Mrs. r. l.. Person. CT
Meteale. Baltimore county, and Mr..
G. NJ. Smith. OF I.ataersvilic, Md.
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Sc .,,ucl w. whitesei.

HARRlsoSBURG. VA. Feb. 49,
Samuel W. .Whtteeel, stxty-three
years old. died yesterday. he leaves
his widow. who was Mics MaEsas
t'HHkhtet;ser. and two brotEeTa--=Jptn
whitesei OF Mount Pisgah, ana 81
mon Whltesei, of Friedeas
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WINCHESTER, VA, Feb. &C.
Miss Emma Flowers. widow Of
Franklin Flowers. died at Gaines
boro, Frederick county. to-day OF
Bright"s disease. She was formerly
Miss Ritennui. ana leaves three SONS.
two daughters. two Eisters and ois
brother
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-24

Va. but settled in Accomac In 1859.
and had been prominent a. an educ
Gator and In every movement for the
advance of his section. He Was for
years president OF the University Of
Virginia Alumni Association. Ills
widow. daughter of the late George
$. Rogers. and several children sur
vive.
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Mrs. F.lizahc,h Rurch:

WINCHESTER. VA. Feb 24.--s
Mra- lsliza bath ureh. sarenty-seyenl
years old, widow of Hillary Bnrch.
died near Boyue, Clarke county. this
morning of pneumonia. She was for
rnerly Miss Sewers. member Of a
pioneer family OF that county. Three
sons, four daughters. one b. ether and
a sister survive.
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Mr.. White Much BETTER

Mr.. Hugh A. White, of Rockbridge,
who was taken i'll Tuesday, was re-
ported much improved Thursday.
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Airs. Mollic .AnIss.

LuRAY. VA. Feb at.---Mrs. Mol
lie Arniss, wife of DIR. Thomas e.
tmiss. pnyKfrtsn OF Liray. died to-
day In JoAns Hopkins Hospital Bal-
t.uaore, where che ives taken about
one week ago fo- tho removal Of a
turnor. Mrs Amiss, who was Miss
Miller, Of RaapahAnnotk county. fs
survived by her husband and three
chisdren--Mrs. j. II. Martin. OF Isu-
ray: Professor ]. T. Arniss. OF Ala
ban,a. and Professor +. T. Aniiss.
assistant cashier Of Page Valley Ma
tional Bank, of Luray.
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Hfrs Hnnnn a. Isrcrton.
Mlas nosc pcntilctcn.
Wutesr COMMITTEES 10 Meet.

WuteF Committee to Meet.
The Water Committee OF the coun.
eli i sr.redaied ID hold il rcruisa
seiai-raonthly meeting Thursday
night. Several items OF q routine
nature are awaiting the sttentton ~
thu committee. NC
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Henry Ba,tailc.

ONANC0CK. VA, Feb. e4.--IIeary
Battaile, seventy-nine years old. died
at his home. Bienhein, this morning.
He was : native Of Caroline county,
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The House

The House Of Delegates waa OPEN
ed Thursday with a prayer by Mr..
Rurch In respect to the menYTry of
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AIRS. EI,xnbc.h r. Mcdaniel.

IYNCHBVRG. VA. Feb, 1.-THE
funeral Of Mrs Elizabeth r. McDan-
lei. whose death occurred Monday In
Washington. took place Tuesday az
ternonn at Grace Memorial Episco-
bal church. Burial was at Spring
H.u cemetery
Mrs. III Daniel was the widow OF
John r.. Mcdaniel. who was prexi-
dent Of the Virginia and Tennessee
-attroats snanv ::.<ssia = 60 assa Far -
time president Of the Lynahburg city
Council He also served Virginia Mn-
sons as grand master
AIRS. Cynthia Mcf.ayock Fulton.
(Spcrtal e, The Richmond Vireinian.l
wyTuEyILI4E, VA, Feb. ~
Mrs Cynthia Messavock Fulton, wife
81 the hate fudge John H. Fulton.
Wy.hevfiic. died at her daughters,
MIR. j. N. Powell. Johnson City. Tenn.
Wednesday eveninz. The body Will
+he drought to Wytheville for burial
Friday morning.
Mrs. Hnnnn a. Egcrton.
Especial TO The Richmond virxiniAn.)
NORFOLK, VA. Feb. 24.---Mrs.
Hanna A. Eserton. q well-known
lady. died here to-day; aged sixty
nine.
Miss Rose Pcndlctcn.
Especial To The Richmond virginlan.)
LEXINGTON. VA. Feb 2f,---Miss
Ea-s Fcndletcn, daughter of the late
Gennral william N. Pendleton. for
yecra rector Of r. f. Lee Memorial
Episcopal church OF Lexington. died
last night at the home OF her sister.
Mrs. Susan y, Lee.
4 5ayfA
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CHICAGO. ILL. Feb "a. 1910.
lie range of prices to-day was as
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-28
PASADENA 10 READY
Y01 CARNIVAL or nOsEs

PASADENA, Cal, Dec. 20. Plans
for the 1911 Tournament Of Roses
are in such shape that the prediction
is safe that the pageant on New
Years Day will surpa. anything In
the eity's history. For the first time
there is 20 an evening carnival AZ
we'll ~ the parade Of roses In the
morning rnd field and track events
at Tonrnsn M Park in the afternoon.
The morning parade win be devotes,
as usual, to flower-dccked vehicles.
while the feature Of the afternoon
events at the park viii be four horse
Roman chariot races on banked
half mile track. In the evening a
newly formed carnival club will put
on grotesqoe street parade, which
is 20 be complete surprise 20
everyone save the members Of the
parade committee. II 10 expected that
the morning floral parade will be two
miles long and 1t win take millions
OF individual blossoms 70 cover the
vehicles completely.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-28

To those who have faith In the
future Of our country and In the
success Of the experiment In civil
government which Was begun In these
United States, in 1870. there are few
more encouraging things shsn the
increasing altruism Of our .eitisens
snown by the increasing interest
which they take In the many move.
ments which, while they promise
them no personal advantage, aim to
improve the race by helping 10 les.
sen sickness and poverty and suffer.
ing In their less fortunate brothers.
OF such movements there are few
which can 80 justly appeal TO all Of
M NJ does the Red Cross Christmas
Seal movement, which annually gath
ers from the Kind hearts In our midst
during tho Christmas season money
wherewith 20 tighten the terrible bur.
den Of suffering around us.
~ all the causes Of suffering In
this world, there 10 none that can vie
with tuberculosis, which yearly claims
seventh Of all those who cross to
the other side; and moreover, reduces
to beggary, and too often TO crime,
the many who are dependent upon
these sick workers for their support
Therefore, IL seems TO mo that Il
should only be necessary 10 call this
splendid charity 10 the attention Of
our citizens In order 20 nave IL
we'll supported, and 10 guarantee that
everyone during the glad Christmas
season. when all hearts are softesed
and pune strings loosensd, viii take
the trouble 10 remember IL, and 10
the midst Of their hsppisess to re-
member also the happiaess Of the
asay vhe ere lee festsaste tAsa
they. u wili snly dsassl u ~ aIl
. iittls fesssAsueht, little trouble
ssd . trifling sxpenss, ssd 70 gen.
erous q people a. ours viii not allow
~ appeal for suss . charity 10 fall
on closed ears. Let ne eli, then,
make this Christmas notable by re-.
imsmbering the Red Cross Seal and
by taking pains 10 zee that sR1 such
10 alfred 10 every present we send
10 those we love and to every letter
that goes carrying words Of good
cheer to our friends.
DIR. CHARLES l.. MINOR.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-28
HoNoRED U1rIxxN
AN0WB1S LAST SUlGloogu
lFrom Wcanr.day,. Daily.l

(From Wednesdays Daily.)
In the death Of Charles 8. Howard,
brief mention of which sad event
was made In the Journal. Miner yss-
terdsy, another historical pillar Of
the days Of 40 passes into memory,
and with the closing Of his earthly
career, there 10 revived the day q
long ago, when no served his cesn-
try faithfully and eapsbly. Mr.. Hsw-
ard occupied unique station In
the Mexican War era, voiuntessing
HE services 10 the governmsnt Il
capacity that was reflected In ths
patriotic motive that imbued hin -
assist che cause. accepting the has
Ardous position Of scouting IL a.
vance Of the troops end guiding then
wherever they were called TO per.
form service. In this intrepid work
he was commended time and asais,
and In this capacity was seriously
wounded and compelled TO abaudes
further effort in the field.
A. the close Of the war, In isls,
no went to California, arriving on
Mereed river in ls4s. lie made Ms
home for many years In that state,
and married later. OF tho union swe
sons and . daughter were born. Az.
ter the death Of HE wife he came 10
thi, section, making his homo vita
his daughter, Mrs. J. N. Cook, Who,
with her husband, resides Ia Ysaesr
Canyon, and where he closed his Aays.
One son passed away several ysass
ago, and another, jesse J. Howard.
was With him when the end esae.
The dsessssd had reached The ripe
age Of " years whsa sunnesed 70
the unknown, and during al Of A,s
long yssrs On THE earth, Aal wss
zee sssssn ss1 rssast u sn shspsvsr
b AsA resided. Ne was upsieAs 1,
bile deslinss and eombiasd that fsl.
iowship which made him mssy firm
frissds. A few pears ago, Ne bal.
let that entered bic body In the Mes.
lean wsr. wss extracted. after be
had carried IL Tor over fifty years.
and IL 10 believed that bic first
stroke Of paralysis VS. caused by
the missile lodged In mis- back. Last
Saturday be passed Into . final
stroke Of this affIietion, and sue.
enmb~d. lie was . native Of Ohis.
and bis body will be laid away 10
this eity today.
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DARING ATTEMPT OF Youth tn
KIDNAP BROTHER FRUSTRATED
YOUNG COUPLE
UNITED IN wyDIIoCx
(From Fridays Daily

Miss lrens Morri.sey and Roy
Young were married yesterday fore.
noon. in the Catholic church Of this
city, in the presence Of q few rels.
',ves and friends, by Father Mandin.
Immediately after the ceremony. the
party repaired 20 the Congress Hotel,
where wedding breakfast was
served, and where many friend. a..
semhled to extend congratulations.
The occasion vas graced with many
expressions Of good win and for a
happy and prosperous voyage on the
journey through life OF these popular
young people.
Later Mr. and Mrs. Young left for
their home In wiekenburg. and az
the depot both were accorded q pleas.
ant farewell by many friends and &C.
quaintanees, which assumed the re.
gard Of an ovation.
Mrs. Young mas bees . resident Of
this city less than one year, and In
that brief period has won the co.
teen and affection Of all. She IL
fascinating in her womanly charms
and pleasing In personality, and en-.
joys the respect Of all who have the
pleasure 81 her acquaintance.
Mr.. Young has been reared in this
county from boyhood, and bears an
excellent reputation. He IL Of a Eel.
lowship that mas made him many
friends, and combines that sterling
character In frugal habits that gives
him high regard. They will make
their home in wickenburg, where
Mr.. Young is engaged in business.
Mrs. W. II. wolverton Of Bisbce,
sister Of Mrs. Young. came especially
to attend the wedding. and accom-.
panied her TO the altar. Joe Young.
brother Of the groom, acted 40 best
man, while Lawrence Morrissey,
brother Of the bride, was also In st-
tendance. Mrs. wolvsrton accompsn-
led Mr.. and Mrs. Young ~ far -
wiekenburg, returning homo to the
southern city.
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RICH ORE BODY CUT
IN THELITTLEDAISY
Forty-five Foot Vein Of Sulphides
Uncovered in the West Drift Of
The Eight Hundred Foot Level

Remarkable determinations con.
time TO he made on the Little Daisy
mine at Jerome. and the discovery Of
another body Of nlphide ore In the
lower level few days ago is re
viving interest In the property. II
is reported one % the largest bodies
Of ore yet uncovered 10 the mine.
Work was suspended on the 500
foot level few weeks ago, owing
TO the flow Of water being too heavy
TO control with the limited facili.
ties, and after the new electrical
pumping appliance was installed, de.
velcpment was resumed. within o
few days after operations were start.
ed, the drift was continued west Of
the first sulphide body, and as
foot vein OF ore, carrying gold, cop.
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mad tell him that I have been hid.
mapped, and for the police 10 watch
the trains" Before the card was
found Arson employed n boy to
carry letter to Attorney Burke,
In which his alleged predicameut was
set forth at length and begging that
the efforts to take MIN TO Chicago
be frustrated. An empioye Of the
Pastime Alley found the card and
Immediately handed IL to an Of.
ficer, who trailed Lapham 70 the
valley Lodging House. Inquiry by
the officer revealed the fact that
Lapham was then inside and that
Mrs. A. J. Thoman, proprietor Of
the place, had already seen that a
ticket TO Chicago had been pur-
chased for him. Mrs. Thoman 10 said
to have explained to the ofRcer that
Mrs. Lspham, the mother, was seri.
ously i'll and that In her condition
the presence Of her son was annoy.
ing TO her. Mrs. Thoman was At
the depot, later, when the brothers
were leaving, assuring Arson, II Ia
said, that all was for the best and
that Il was for his mothers sake
he was being asked TO go to Chi.
eago.
News Of the alleged attempt to
kidnsp Arson did not reach Attorney
Burke until after the departure Of
the train. He was soon the busiest
man In Phoenix. He had the war.
rant issued and in tine hands Of the
sheriff In record time, when the
officer telegraphed 70 Prescott to
have the brothers detained until the
arrival Of his deputy.
The Lsphams are from Chicago.
Mrs. Lsphsm arrived in Phoenix sew.
eral months ago, seeking . change
beneficial TO her failing health. She
is reputed to be very wealthy. inc
brothers spent some time here last
summer. Arson Is twenty-onc years
old, while Frank, accused Of KID.
mapping him, Is said to be only
twenty.
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per and silver, was cut. In add
tien to he high grade OF the ore, ths
neurological characteristics Of Ne
rome are reported satisfactory, show
ing a splendid smelling product.
Another electrical pump is to -
placed on the lower level Immediate
~. to assist the other one in, keeping
the heavy flow down, that work nay
continue uninterruptedly.
General Manager Fisher, who left
for the property yesterday, 10 pleased
over the conditions, particularly -
from tho fct that the new ore body
was struck In the deeper workings, In
a new and unsxplorcd zone, and frsa
the further fact that the product 10
. desirable one for smeltcr treat.
ment.
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IMPORTANT MINING N1ssIox


Mr.. and Mrs. william buchanan.
the former identified with the Ger.
mania Mining Company, left last
night for their home In Chicago. a..
ter several weeks Of q visit. Mr..
buchanan states that he IL favorsbiy
impressed with the possibilities Of
bis interests. and while In toe east
will arrange for the operating Of
the group on an extended plan. lie
espesis 10 return In two weeks and
In the meantime a small force will
be employed and several boiidings
viii be erected. This company re-.
Gently purchased the Rstelin misss,
near walker.
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PRETTY WEDDING
OF PoPuLAl COUPLE
(rrom Thursday's Daily.

Tfom inursohy Dauy.D
Miss Rolls Dorothy Saunders and
Dudley Randolph Powell were united
In marriage yesterday evening. Mt 7
o'clock, at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. C. jackson, in West Prescott. Rev.
Clyde W. Deming Of the Marina
street Methodist church, oficiated.
Many relatives and intimate friends
witnessed the nuptisls. A reception
and wedding supper followed the
ceremony, at the Jackson residence.
which was beautifully decorated with
smilax and holly.
Mrs. Powell 10 a member OF one
Of the respected pioneer families OF
this city. She 10 the charming daugh.
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas sauad.
err. Mr.. esundsrs arrived here In
1884, from caIiferais, sad has bses
ose Of the leading ssd isaussrisss
residents Of the county since. Mrs.
Powell; vac born and grew TO won
anhood here. snc has resided n
Humboldt with her parents the last
two years She IL accomplished and
preposssssine and has hosts Of
friends who viii join In wishing her
and Nj Powell bon voyage on the
matrimonial ses.
Mr.. Powell IL one Of the enterpris
ing young business men Of Humboldt
The marriage 10 the cIimss Of . ro
nance that started In the Smelter
City over year ago. After . saori
honeymoon they will return TO Hum
boldt where they win reside.
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(Tfom Fridays Daiiy.)

Preparatory to resuming work on
the Monica mines, near. Kirkland
Valley, incidental matters are being
arranged, while a small force Of
miners 10 engaged In the old levels
making timber repairs and cleaning
out the old workings. As fast ~
these Improvements are made, the
force win be added TO, the plan Of
the Management being cestersd 10
psvessl slswly ssd prssttsslly, Esd
IL 10 anticipated that withis Ne sszt
few months the old camp will be
passing through q very energetic ear.
eer. and on . permanent basis.
j. Gordon Fetternan, representing
the stockholders, IL on the ground,
directing che preliminary work.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-28
POULTRY SNOW.

NEW YORK, Dee. ga record.
breaking number of entries have been
sent in Tor the swtn,y second -nnuai
exhibition Of the New York Poultry,
Pigeon and Pet stock Association,
which Is IT,. aold forth IN Msal.oa
Square @rden imink the coming
week Thousands Of birds will be
ON show, Asluding many from Can.
ada and rsfpe from Europe. More
space 10 to ts devoted this year iAsn
ever before 70 ibs exhibiting Of mod.
err Appliances for poultry ssisiax,
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-28
COUNTED THE MONEY.

NJ special meeting ~ The Board
of Supervisors yesterday the accounts
Of Assessor Campbell aud Treasurer
Herndon were checked ewing In the
Delinquent tar date bsine closed
The receipts for the month Of Deeem.
Der, up 20 9 o'clock, Monday, when
the isrss became delinquent, showed
that tie5.7isls vac received. Other
questions Of minor considsrssios we're
discussed by The BOARD.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-28

WASHINGTON, u. c., Dec. ea. =
After months OF persistent refusal,
on the ground Of interference Of his
contracts with publishers, Pesry has
promised to furnish Congress with
the proofs on which be relies 10 show
that he discovered the North Pole.
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Especial 10 Oh. Journal. Miner.)

Especial 10 the Journal. Miner.)
LOS ANGELES, cs.., Dec. &c. -
"Ths keys Of Los Angeles are offer.
ed your people during the second -.
nsal international Charity Aviation
meet, December - TO January 3. In.
elusive We viii fly Brookins, Hos
sey, Psrmslee. curtiss. Willard, Mara
Ely, Mscsriy. Latham and Rsdisy.
Los Angeles hide your city welcomed
GEORGE ALEXANDER,
Mayer Of Las Angeles.