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Weekly journal-miner., 1910-06-29

Gardens, below the rim, at that re- sort.
 Disposes of Cattle.
 P. H. Write, of the livestock firm of Wright & Hill, was an arrival in the city yesterday from the Camp Wood range. He has recently finish ed the gathering of several head of one year Olds and completed the de- livery a few days ago for shipment out of the country.
 Installing Utilities.
 Frank Lang, in charge of eonstrue- tiOn work of the Arizona Mine Sup ply company, left Saturday for Nel- son, where he will install two im- mense water tanks for William Me Intyre, the sheep man. These appli- anees are the largest ever turned out of the house, ranging to over 10000 gallons capacity each.
 To See the Home.
 Robert A. Craig, the citizen mem Der of the Board of Control of Ari- zona, arrived yesterday from the cap ital, and while in the city will make an examination of the Pioneer Home under course of erection. He will remain for several days on official duties.
 Performs Sad Duty.
 D. J. Warren, who was called to Phoenix a few days ago, returned yesterday, and will go to his mines at Walker in a few days His mis- sion was a sad one to the capital, being called there to attend the funeral of his father, which occur red a short time ago. From the Mines.
 Thomas Roach, foreman of the New Cumberland Mining company on Pine Flat, arrived in the city Satur- day on a business trip for his com pany, and reports that enterprise as in fine condition through recent de- velOpment. Dr. Woodburn, the gen eral manager, has gone to Des Moines, where a meeting of the stockholders is to be held in a short time. Mr. Roach states that the district is at- tracing considerable attention, and in the past few weeks many investors have been examining properties there The outcome will result in several sales taking place, is the current report.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-06-29
FIRE PEND NOW
 IN JAIL

What might have proved a dis aster to the city of Seligman, a few days ago, was prevented by the prompt action of the people in sub duing an incndiary attempt at the destruction of a building that was set on fire, it is alleged, by Joseph Holt. For some imaginary wrong, Holt is said to have applied a match to a building that was located in the rear of the saloon owned by Frank DiekersOn. The immediate discovery of the blaze only prevented heavy loss, and the prompt arrest of the man accused of the crime was accomplished on evidence from several eye-witnesses, it is said. In an examination held later, Holt was bound over to the grand jury in the sum of $2,OO0, which he was unab-e to give, and under this charge he was brought to this city last night by Deputy Sheriff Ahlers and lodged in jail. Holt is not a stranger to this city, and for that matter, to the county jail. This is his third trip in the custody of an officer. Pre- viously he has been under misde meanor charges. He is a saloon piano player.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-06-29
THE OLD, OLD STORY.
From Sundays Daily)

Information was received in Pres colt, yesterday, that Frank Massing and Miss Helen Rader were united in marriage last Tuesday at Ripley, N. Y. This romance had its incep- tion when the bride was called to nurse the groom when the latter was seriously ill at the home of his brother, John Massing, suffering with typhoid fever. Through the at tention and care given by this pro- fessional nurse the altar tells the rest. MT. and Mrs. Massing will not return to Arizona, but will here after reside in Texas, where the groom will go into business. The happy couple have the eongratula- tions of many friends as they jour- ney through life.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-06-29
DoWnpour Comes at Time When 1t is Most
 Needed
Guage Shows That Fall Measured Seven-
 Tenth Inch
(From Tuesday's Daiiyl


 The long looked for and much needed rain came finally yesterday, and as a result rejoicing is general among the ranehmen and the agricul. turists as well as among Prescott residents, who appreciated the change after the long dry spell.
 According to the rain gauge at the home of Dr. J. W. Film, the fall measured seven-tenths of an inch, which shows the precipitation was quite heavy.
 The rain was one of the gentle but continuous kind, which allowed the moisture ample time to soak into the ground, and is consequently of the greatest value for the range and the farming lands.
 From reports received in Prescott, last night, it was learned that the rainfall had been general throughout all northern Arizona. Flagstaff. Winslow, Williams and Ash Fork, as well as other towns, along the man line of the Santa Fe, were in the rain belt.
 Sunday evening a heavy wind and dust storm visited Prescott. This was the first storm of its kind in number of months, but while it was most uncomfortable for those who were abroad, nevertheless no damage was done in the city.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-06-29
BIG GROUP SOLD.
From Sundays laIlYl

A deed was filed for record yes terday from J. P. Clestor of Tur- key to W. A. Moses and A. L. Har- roun of Kansas City and C.. W. Nit ehen of Sierra Madre, Cal, dispOs- ing of the Starlight group of seven claims, for a nominal sum. The mines sold are rated among the most attractive in that region and the sale, it is said, starts the opening up of the group on an extended plan of development
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-06-29
BIG WRESTLERs WILL
 VISIT PRESCOTT

Prescott gets the big ffteen-round wrestling contest, and it will be staged at the Elks theater, Monday, July 4th, just an hour and a half before the Jeffries-Johnson prize fight takes place. In addition to the wrestling match a ringside wire for the purpose of announcing to the public the results by rounds of the big battle between Jeffries and Johnson, has been ordered from the Western Union Telegraph company. This announcement was made last night by W. c. Delzell, manager of Leo Rocker, ''the Alaskan Giant"
 The management of the Elks the ater made the largest bid for the great wrestling contest, and therefore will receive it. The bid of the EIks amounts to over $2OO, which, in ad- dition to the $500 purse which Zano Jeffries and Leo Rocker are to wrestle for, will go to the winner of the contest.
 According to Manager Delzell's statement, last night, Rocker will arrive in Prescott on Monday or Tuesday, where he will finish his training for the coming match with Jeffries.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-06-29
CARD OF THANKS.

We, the family of the late s. A. Prince, desire to express our sincere and heartfelt thanks to the friends and aequaintances, who have been So kind, eonsiderate and helpful to us in our bereavement. Words are inadequate to express our heartfelt thanks of the honors and high es- teem shown by all to our husband son and brother. And We earnestly desire that each and everyone con sider this as a personal expression of our gratitude and thanks. :
 MRS. s. A. PRINCE.
 MRS. E. J. PRINCE.
 B. E. PRINCE.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-06-29
GEORGE AIDE ENTERTANs.

BROOK, Ind, June 25.-Hazelden Farm, the home and hobby of George Ade, the noted humorist and play wright, was the scene today of one of the greatest gatherings of celeb rites ever assembled in Indiana. The occasion was the annual summer out ing of the Indiana Society of Chi eago, of which MT. Ade is one of the most active members.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-06-29
TALENTED GIRLS.

The Misses Eva and Vesta Smith, daughters of Mir. and Mrs. I. L. Smith, are the recipients of many compliments for their graceful and winning manners in amateur night at the Elks theater, last Thursday evening. Both young ladies rendered catchy vocal duets, and received the frst prize for their talented musical selections.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-06-29

Continued from Page One.) ference, he wished to make it clear he had not summoned" LaFolette or Madison. All wired asking leave to come.
 When he finished his explation the Colonel got busy again with the axe. "One more, and m quit" he said
 All the way down the hill the "whack," " "whack," of a woodehop- per's blows could be heard resound- ing through the woods.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-06-29
DARTMOUTH COMMENCEMENT.

HANOVER, N. H., June 25.-Tne exercises in connection with the Hist commencement at Dartmouth College began today with public speaking contests for the Barge gold medal. The baeealaureate sermon will be preached tomorrow by the Rev. Hugh Black, D. D., of Union Theological Seminary. Monday will be class day, Tuesday alumni day, and Wednesday graduation day.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-06-29
(From Tuesdays DaiIy.)

(From Tuesdays Daily.)
 Return from Outing.
 MT. and Mrs. Reese M. Ling and sons have returned from an outing on Oak Creek of several days. Legal Mission.
 John Mason Ross left Saturday for Holbrook, where ne has legal mat ters to look after for the firm of Norris, Ross & Smith.
 Verde Visitors.
 MT. and Mrs. s. W. Holder, prom inently known residents of the Verde Valley, were arrivals in the city yesterday and will remain for a few days on business and pleas ure.
 Mine Manager Here.
 Mark Bradley, superintendent of the TombOy mines near the Castle Hot Springs, arrived in the city Sat urday for a visit with his family. He reports the work of development progressing satisfactorily. Pastor Takes Vacation.
 Rev. Herbert Lathe and Mrs. Lathe left yesterday morning for Santa Barbara, where they will spend July. The pulpit of the Congrega- tional church will be supplied during the month by Rev. H. B. Roberts of Tucson. Arrive.
 John Mccarthy and J. E. Breese, with the Arizona Power company on Fossil Creek, in the electrical de- partment, arrived in the city Satur- day and will follow their vacations at the plant of the company in West Prescott for several days. Returns to Canyon.
 Mrs. Clarence Spaulding, who has been at the home of her sister, Mrs. W. J. Mulvenon in this city for sev- .ral days, returned to her home in he Grand Canyon Saturday. Her husband is in charge of the Indian
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-06-29
CIty News ...In Brief
(From Sundays Daily.)

(From Sundays Daily.) From the Range.
 N. J. Ritter, one of the prom inent young sheep growers of the county, arrived in the city yesterday for a brief bushes trip.
 Baptist Ladies' Tea.
 The Baptist Ladies' Aid will hold their monthly tea, Wednesday even- ing, June 29, at the home of Mrs. Reiberger, 427 West Gurley street. Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. NJ. G. Cunniff of the Savoy mines, near Crown King, arrived in the city a few days ago and will remain for an extended visit with friends in the city.
 Arrives from Works.
 Joe Maekin, general manager of the Eleanor Placer Mining company, at French Guleh, arrived in the city yesterday after a brief inspection of the enterprise, which is about ready to begin operations.
 Stone Work to Start.
 c. A. French, the we'll known stone mason, will take charge of the stone work construction at the Pio- neer's Home tomorrow morning. He expects to complete that portion of the work in three weeks. Seriouslv Afflicted
 The many friends of E. S. Junior, one of the oldest pioneers of the county, will regret to learn that he iI seriously ill at his residence in the city. He is suffering from a drop sieal affliction and is unable to leave his bed. He was taken i'll about one week ago. Mexican Dies Suddenly.
 A Mexican employed by the Ari- zona Power company at Fossil Creek died yesterday afternoon while be- Ing brought to Mayer for medical treatment. He reached the J. R. Wells place on the Agua Fria, where he breathed his last. His name was not learned neither was the cause of his illness stated
 Coming to the Elks theater; next | week, "A Pair of Lunaties." .. Visitors from Mines.
 MT. and Mrs. A. E. Hurley were visitors to the city yesterday from the Mudhole mine, and returned home In the afternoon. MT. Hurley is the general manager of this mining en- terprise, which has recently come in to prominence through the striking of a big body of rich ore and is heavy producer at the present time. Energetic Official
 J. B. Girand, Territorial engineer n charge of the building of the new roads in Arizona, under the law passed by the legislature, arrived in he city yesterday and will remain tor few days visiting his family. who are spending the summer here. de will inspect the work on the lrst section under contract, to the outh of this city, and will then 20 o other fields in conjunction with ls duties. He is very active of- lelal since so many points in the territory are actively at work on he good roads movement.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-06-29
Editorial Comment
Double Cause For Rejoicing.

Prescott, all live Territory, all enterpring municpateOughOut the entire nat Monday speak precisely PseOtts celebration will begin next Sunday and will continue Monday Tuesday The City will celebration extending period threed days 'f year anniversary of the peer less United States of America will have double significance for all A addition birthday of the will joyous tOra vassae and made the brightest field stars stripes.
 The growing prosperous years endeavng within July happiness great
 Among the big planting ceremony plant ing of the and the dedicatory Iveed by E. question: be remembered the desinies of this Territory
 will many events including baseball bronho busting and field sports tO entertainment Prescott held many July been that will have the significance will little always welcome in Arizona. .... a-.t
 It noticeable put divorce god to ". appearance large numbers in the Mile High City.
 o
 Budding spr ing up New Mexico like mushrooms after spring ran Our Delegate Congress may shining merchant he results
 o -
 If November plates, he will find glorious reception awaiting him.
 -o
 If business continues be ed the ''Benine Buggy City,
 It is inferred to Sunday playing away
  It safe prediction that the bands will play with unusual when Delegate Ralph Jupiter Pv without question popular gods at the with cattmen, .heepmen cultural men, The building the cities of Phoenix worker accomplish. months divorce he have either Jim Jefries Or eonsoeb him the same town
 
 New York to be awakening street thing of beauty and that New York S thinking And that is a great gan Harry Whitney has taken the Arctic with him. This irresistible bribe result in giving whole truth discovered the Pole Knox informs government "na, refused permit vessels illegally andney Ame waters interfere with ed that slipped should be behavior
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-06-29
TEDDY IS CHOPPER

Continued from Page One.)
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-06-29

It is not tObe inferred becauhe band, the high Sunday playing
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-06-29

If Senator Beveridge visits ArizO in November as plates he will find glorious reception awaiting him.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-06-29

It is safe prediction that the bands will play Hail with unusual when Delegate Ralph eaehe.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-06-29

If present auto business continues, Prescott nick the Buggy City,
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-06-29

Cupid who is beaten repeatedly months divorce will he O consoleh him in the same town
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-06-29

The appropriation building the cities of Phoenix, TucOn Globe Douglas worker accomplish.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-06-29

Jupiter Puvius without question the popular myth gods the caemen, men
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-06-29

Budding statesmen will spri ing up Arizona and like mushrooms after spring rain.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-06-29

Our Delegate to Congress may be shining merchant" but he gets results
The searchlight., 1910-08-19
: Keller Lake Items :
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Aug. 10. 1910.

aug. 10, 1910.
Mr.. Steepie has lumber on his claim to
build new granary.
Floyd Kao goes to Glasgow to answer
the roll call for jurors.
The Messrs. Miller have purchased a
new Header Harvesting Machine.
Harry Fowell has bull, new granary in
which he will store the new crop.
The bride and groom. Lloyd Moo,hart
and wife. Sundayed at the Keller home.
The .Kao Bros. have finished hay har-
vest on the Evans ranch near Bainville.
T. NJ. Williams and son Harold made a
trip to Culbertson on Monday Of this week.
The sad news came to US that Mrs. Ar
buckle Of Enterprise died Monday of this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Nov entertained a
few Of the neighbors at noon on Thursday
Of las, week.
Miss Tois Balm was entertained by the
kao sisters one night las. week and a good
time is reported.
We are pleased to state that Mrs. VIM.
E. Swank is slowly recovering from very
severe spell of sickness. We hope heI
complete recovery is near at hand.
Waiermelons are in evidence and can bs
had without trouble II the proper course is
pursued. If the proper method is not us
ed. one can get more trouble than melons
A new school house is being erected
on the north side Of Twp. 80. Rge. 81. il
school dist No. 6. this being the s.cont
school house built in that township ant
district.
The searchlight., 1910-08-19
The Walker Lyceum
Course

II will BE- Of interest to amusement low
ers in Poplar to know that Mr.. c. P.
Walker. Of the Walker Theatre. Wisni-
peg. will send out this season FIVE csmpa-
nies which he is placing throughout the
vest. under the auspices Of some local 30
ciety. Mr.. Walker has improved upon
the Lecture Course id.a Of the United
States and has woven together series Of
entertainments stronger than has ever been
attempted BY any Bureau, . series that
will be Of great educational value in both
Music and the Drama.
This course is headed by . specially
picked company. including VIM. Yals and
Violet Eddy. in that greatest Of all Shake
speare's comedies. Twelfth Night" This
play with its wealth Of handsome scenery
and costuming. its story Of Malvolio. Toby
Belch and Andrew Aguecheek viii Be Of
great interest to all lovers Of dramatic Art.
The Open Singers. heard last ysas. and
perhaps the most popular nnnbss On the
The searchlight., 1910-08-19

eourss. havs been made the principals Of .
tuneful little musical comedy. Managing
Mildrsd." The book il full Of rich come
dy and ths music very pretty while during
the actios Of the opera scenes are intsodu-
ced from III Trovators. The cingaloe. !"
"Martha" and the merry Widow" This
company will carry an orchestra Of four
picked musicians.
Mr.. Robert Mickle again heads his own
company which includes that popular
comedian. Frank Lloyd. An entirely new
program will be offered.
Perhaps the greatest novelty Of the Sc
ries win be "The Merry Musicians. lit
lie musical company after the style Of the
French ''Pierrots" and the English Fol
lies" The program presented by this
company is along the lines Of high class
vaudeville and there is not dull moment
in the tvo hours this company is on the
stage in their pretty Pierrot costumes.
The fifth number on the course. The
Lyceum Players" /" presents several tabloid
dramas after the style Of the late Rosina
vokes. Mr. Walker is featuring the well
known little play "A New Years Dream. "
and Signor Romanilli. an Italian harpist.
H. c. Walker. manager Of Poplar Opera
House. has arranged the above course for
the winter at quite an expense and prom
ises the amusement lovers Of Poplar a
chance to hear this splendid series Of en-
tertainments. Course tickets can be had
from II. c. Walker at $500 for the five
embellishments. regular price Of tickets
75c. and SI.oo Entertainments will bs
in October December. January. February
and March. dates to be given later.
The searchlight., 1910-08-19
Presbyterian Services.

The usual service Of song and praise may
be expected in the Presbyterian church
Sunday evening August II. at O'Clock.
Our theme will be THE objectionable
SIM. Mat. Ia:32. This is one Of the most
awful subjects ever considered by any one
but it is preoented BY Jesus himself and
with all its terribleness we must look it
square in the face. Its awfulness and its
terrors depend largely upon the sinners
attitude toward it. Come and let us con-
sider II with you in the presence Of the
Master in his own house.
Sunday school always meets at 10 O'Clock.
Prayer meeting has been changed to Thurs
day evening. The hour is 8 o'clock. You
will be made welcome at all Of these SER
vices. D. c. Cowan. Pastor.
The searchlight., 1910-08-19
They Have q Oefin ite Purpose

Foley Kidney pills give quick relief in
cases Of Kidney and bladder ailments. Mrs.
Rose Chaser. Terra Haute. Ind. tells the
result in her case After suffering for
many years from serious case Of kidney
trouble and spending much money for so
called cures. l found Foley Kidney Pills
the only medicine that gave me perma-
nent cure. / am again able to be up and
attend 10 my work. l shall never hesitate
to recommend them. Valley Drug Co.
The searchlight., 1910-08-19
Life On Panama Canal

has had one frightful drawback-malaria
rnuble-that has brought suffering and
death to thousands. The germs cause chills,
fever and ague. billiousness. jaundice. las
situde. weakness and general debility But
Electric Bitters never fail to destroy them
and cure malaria troubles. Three bot
ties completely cured me Of very severe
attack Of malaria" writes VIM. A. Fret
well, of Lucama. NC, land I've had
good health ever SINCE" Cure stomach,
liver and kidney troubles. and prevent ~
phoid. soc. Guaranteed by Valley Drul
e,
The searchlight., 1910-08-19
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{ Lakeside Items :
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Aug. IS, 1910.
L d. Sweetman has the finest wheat 10
the valley.
r O. Lunke vas passenger on the
Skidoo Monday morning.
MIR. and Mrs. Gregory are boarding the
elevator crew at Lakeside.
L. d Sweetman and son Lawrence rode
to Mondak Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. VIM. Gardner, and daughters. Ruth
and Gail, went to Bainville Monday.
Miss Frances Beland is entertaining
some young friends from Cuibertson.
The rain on Monday prevented the be
ginning Of the ,hreshing season in this vi.
cinity.
Work is being rushed on the elevator al
this place. quite large force are at worl
At present.
Mesdames Sweetman and Robinson. and
Miss Flynn. were shopping in Bainville
last Saturday.
The fine rain Sunday evening and Mon
day morning will do much good to the late
crops and gardens.
Miss Swenson. who succeeds Miss Flynr
as teacher Of our school. commenced a foul
months term Monday.
Albert Hansen, who has been with Mr.
VIM. Crandall all summer. left on Monda!
for some point in North Dakota.
The bad weather on Monday preven.e,
many from attending the picnic. given TO
the benefit Of the X. c. Church at Bainville
Mrs. r. NJ. Robinson and little Ruth
lcf, On the train Monday morning for POP
lar. where they will meet Mr.. Robinso
and go with him to their home a, Scobe,
Miss Flynn. who has had charge OF ou
school and given great satisfaction for III
past four months. will soon leave for th
state of Washington. where she has goo
position. We wish her success.