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Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-21
TERRITORIAL ROAD To !
PHOENIX IS PLANNED
Governor and President Of Good Road,
Association Discuss Extension OF
Highway to Capital

way, and there will be no ces.ss.I
until the inter.Territory rou,e
completed.
While in the city, Governor slo,l
Mr.. Craig and Mr.. Grand will mad
a reconnaissance Of the roadway M
tween Prescott, Camp Verde AL
Flagstaff, leaving in a few day, N
automobile. The Flagstaff and Cam
Verde end Of the route !. now urdl
building and repair, by J. A. Tr,u
berth. II will be opened in q "a,
months, and will be a popular rOu,
TO the Grand Canyon.
J. s. Barlow Of the engineer corn,
has completed his locating work !
the Prescott and Camp Verde route,
and is in charge Of the work fro,
Camp Verde north. Which Of N
roads has been decided upon fror
Prescott north is not known.
Lamar Norviel, son OF W. :. MOI
viel, private secretary to Goveno
Sloan, has returned to the city fro.
the Grand Canyon, and is on u
engineering staff Of Mr.. Grand 4
this division.
The visiting officials state tia
there is at every point in Arizona
better feeling than ever before oy,
the good road building movement
and that Graham county, that ",
hostile at the beginning, is now on
Of the strongest supporters Of III
proposition. In short, IL is conside
ed one of the most popular publ
measures that has ever been place
before the people.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-21
Was Once Reporter.

Was Once Reporter.
WASHINGTON. June 10. Sell
dom in its history has the White
House been the scene Of such a
large and merry gathering as Assem-.
bled there today to help the President
and Mrs. Taft celebrate their sill.
yer wedding anniversary. Open house
was kept throughout the day. For.
eign diplomats, members Of the jud'
iciary, senators and representatives,
and other persons prominent in Of
fetal life called to offer their con.
CALCULATIONS. But the occasion was
made most felicitous by the presence
Of a" family relatives from near
and far and also large number of
the Presidents boyhood friends were
came from Cincinnati in response
to a special invitation. These rels-
tives and friends were entertained
at a luncheon ut the executive man.
sion aud later in the day there VA
garden party in the White House
grounds for which several thousands
of invitations were issued The gov.
ernors Of several States and the may
ors Of many Of the large cities
throughout the country were among
those present.
The marriage Of William Howard
Taft aud Miss Helen l.. Heron was
celebrated In Cincinnati June 10,
1885 The ceremony wac performed
by the Rev. Moses A. Hoge Of Zanes.
vile, O., an old friend Of the Her.
ron family. Mr. Taft had recently
graduated from Yale and was en-
ployed as a reporter on Cincinn'
att newspaper and at the same time
studying law. Miss Heron had re-
Gently finished her education at Gin.
cipnati university and was engag.
cd In teaching In . private school.
The bridegroom was In his twenty.
ninth year, while the bride had just
passed her twenty.fifth birthday an
nivsrsaYy. II Is An interesting CO.
incidence that exactly twenty-five
years after the day Of his marriage
NJ. Taft wAs nomisatsd for Pred.
dent Of the Unitsd States.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-21
PUBLIC RECORDS.
instruments FILED a. Reported by Tns
Prsscott Title 90.
June Q, 1911.

June Q, 1911.
John NJ. r. Purett ct al locate Big
Butte mine, Silver Mountain district.
J. w. Sullivan ct al locate three
mines, squaw Peak district.
Lulu Nichols and Mamie Mayer 70
Riley shrum Agreement. Two acres
of Fairview placer, Big Bug dis
trict.
W. d. Webb to Cliff Bogard =
Agreement. 3 years. Horses and
cattle on range.
d. J. Ryan locates three mines,
one min site, one water right, Peek
district.
Felix Pistol to v. Albareda--M.
Deed. One-half interest in Dan
Patch placer, Hassayampa district.
United States TO Moses Hughes -
Receivers Receipt; ti6. NV quarter
Section 80, Is N 2 w.
James Andrew locates Little An.
ME mine, Big Bug district.
James Andrew to c. p. wingfield
M. Deed; $l25. Little Annie
mine, Big Bug district.
June Z, 1911.
7. II. Bushnell TO Edward Bush.
nell--Q. c, Deed. Blue Duck, Jumbo,
Ontario, Nugget and Fairview mines,
Hassayampa district.
VIM. l.. Hargrove ct al appropriate
waters Of Partridge Creek, fifteen
miles west Of Ash Fork.
Maude M. Clifford to Arthur
Wolfe Bill Of salej $4,000. Mining
machinery on Belcher mine, Big Bug
district.
J. ID. Glenn and wife 10 o. A.
Lange-w. Deed. 5000. N half OF
NE quarter and sw quarter Of NE
quarter, Section 8, NV quarter Of
NV quarter, Section Q, II Nj w.
J. d. Glenn and wife 70 O. A..
Lanse--w. Deed, $500. sw quarter
Of 81 quarter. . half Of sw quarter,
Section =, 9 hsif Of NV quarter aad
N half Of sw eaartsr, ssssiss Q, II
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(f'rom Tuesdays Daily


All cases ready for trial were dis
posed Of Saturday. In the District
Court, and Judge Doe declared a re-
cess until further orders.
In the suit of the Heart of Ari.
IONA Mining Co. vs.. l.. A. Osborne
on an order Of the court that de.
PENDANT pay plaintiff the sum of
s75, costs of continuance, the trial
was continued.
In the suit Of A. ID. Forbes vs.
Mary Forbes, decree of divorce was
granted plaintiff
In the suit Of d. w. Thomas vs.
Joseph Lewis, an application to have
bond reduced under an injunction
restraining Lewis from using the
waters of Big Bug Creek, claimed
by plaintiff, the bond of Lewis was
reduced to the sum of $4,000.
In the two suits Of Pete Calvi vs.
Dowdy and Gibson. for recovery OF
money in bank and in replevin pro
ceedings, judgment for plaintiff was
ordered in the first suit Notice OF
appeal was filed, and the latter was
continued for the term.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-21
was TIE YOUNGEST
MAYOR IN UNION

Attorney Henry p. Pearson, who
during his incumbeney Of the offl@
OF mayor Of Bedford, Indiana, ""
the Youngest mayor Of any city ~
the United States, arrived last even
ing from Humboldt, accompanied ~
his brother, DIR. G. T.. Pearson.
Attorney Pearson was eIee'eu
mayor Of Bedford at the age Of %
years, defeating cousin fortyi''
years old in very spirited election
Afterward he was elected s'aN
senator by handsome majority
This is his first visit to Arifol'
and he is charmed with the climate
and people Of Yavapai county NJ
visited Jerome last week and, for '''
first time, saw q great copper mac
and smelter in operation, inspee''s
every detail from the breaking %
the ground in the mine 70 the o'i
liam through the great Jerome Plaa'
M. Pearson feels tempted TO !"
cate in the emile High City"
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-21
DISTRICT COURT
PROCEEDINGS
(From Wednesday, Daily.)

District Court was convened Mon
day. after recess Of two weeks
and the following proceedings were
had:
X H. Burmister & Sons Co., vs
Empire Mining Co Continued foi
the term
Mr.. x. X. Blaine vs.. A. Blumberg
Suit dismissed for want Of jurisdic
ton.
Arizona Mine supply Co. VS.. Book
ariz Mining Go. Dismissed as t'
Eta Mining company, and continued
for the term.
Commercial Mining Co. vs. Tread
well Mining co. Judgment for the
plaintiff
Bernardo Griego vs.. X. Griego
Decree Of divorce granted plaintiff
Arnold Cruickshank VS.. Eva J
Cruickshank. Decree Of divorce
granted plaintiff.
American Trust and Savings Co
vs.. Cash Mines Go. Dismissed.
Bashford- Burmister Co. vs.. Cssl
Mine. Co. Judgment for plaintiff
p. T. Hurley VS.. Cash Mines Co
Judgment for plaintiff.
Lester Jackson w. Cash Mines Co
Judgment for plaintiff.
q. T.. Meany vs.. Cash Mines Co
Judgment for plaintiff.
A. W. McCash VS.. Cash Mines Co
Judgment for plaintiff.
Joe Mackin, native Of Ireland
and Gus voge, a native Of Sweden
were admitted to citizenship.
In the suit Of Abbie Keith VS.. Tn
Crown King Mines Co., argument wa
heard and taken under advisemen'
The plaintiff sues for the collectio
Of promissory note for 100000.
The suits Of the Logos Mines CO
vs., Bunte 4 Andrews. Cliff
Ball, and Lon ID. Hall, were con
tinued for the term.
In the suit of Caive vs.. Dowd
and Gibson, June 18th was set n
the day for trial.
In the suit of the Big Stick Col
Mining Co. VS.. W. ID. Howells an
J. ID. Grand, the action pendin
against J. Il. Grand in this litiga
tion was dismissed.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-21
n / W, Sc quarter Of Sc quarter,
Section ~, II n 2 W.

n / W, Sc quarter Of Sc quarter
Section IL, II n 2 W.
June \, 1911.
Jose NJ. Gonzales TO walfred Holm
-Four barber chairs, and mirrors, Jer
ONE.
John ! Dwyer locates Surprise
mine, IIumbug district.
c. J. McNulty and Sidney Birch
locate two mines, lIassayampa dis
trict.
John :. Reilly ct al incorporate
Old York Mining and Milling com
pany. Capital stock 100000.
/. Y. Foster locates twelve mines
Castle Creek district.
United States to Willie A. Jordan
Patent. Z half of sW quarter
Sc quarter Of NE quarter, and sw
quarter of Ne quarter, Section IL
10 n 3 Il. .
4. A. Jordan to Willie A. Jordan
q. c. Deed. Same property.
June 10, 1911.
Martin Johnson and wife 10 Fred
smith-Q. c. Deed. Interest in Flor
enee, Hidden Treasure, Double Eagle
Curtis, Fools and Broad Gauge mines
Verde district.
Catherine T.. Dake TO corinue q
Baker, Trustee-w. Deed; $4,000
Lots 10, Is. block 10, Prescott.
Corinne $. Baker ct al incorporate
Monday Club Of Prescott, Arizona.
G. +. Frice and wife to NJ. l.. Null
and Ruby M. Lovelady-w. Deed;
$500. N half of 8 half Of sw QUAR-
ter, s half Of s half of sw quarter
and s half Of Sc quarter. section
~, sw quarter Of sw quarter, Sec
tion 20, ~ N Re.
G. =. Frice to same partie,-o. C
Deed. One.fourth interest in wate,
right on Aqua Fria.
John Roberts TO VIM. n. johnson
m. Deed. One.half interest in sill
yer Wing mine, Turkey Creek dis
trict.
Ygnacio Garcia files notice Of pre
emption OF Sc quarter of Sc quar-
ter, Section 35, s N W.
June ~, 1911.
y. j. Stein K Co. file eertif;e.,. n,
assessment work on four mines. kirk
land district. tr.,r
Andrew Drake locates two mine.
Aqua FRA district.
VIM. +. Burns locates two nina.
Thumb Butte district.
Joe Msckin locates one nl...,
claim, Walnut Grove district.
Chas. W. Moore TO Lora l.. Elliot,
Lease. Lots II, rs, block 10, Pres
colt.
Ramon Pallanes locates Lo co,o
RADIO mine, Black Rock district.
A. M. Horton locates Luckv 4 Va
2 mine, Copper Basin district.
June 10, 1911.
b. IL. Bennetts locates three nina.
Big Bug district. d TT
W. JEFF Martin locates el.vsr
mines, Tip Top district.
zion-Q. G. Deed; $40. Emma min.
ing claim, Humbug district.
Mary M. Duke locates water r,.h,
on Section ~, Twp. "A NRa W.
Il. f. Lake and y. Fay lossts Bad.
ger Nos. J and Q plaesrs "a Hidden
Treasure lode claims, b Copper Bash
district.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-21
(From Tuesdays daily
From Phoenix

] hu'Sa'y
From Phoenix.
Mrs. W. W. Crabb is here from
Phoenix for few days.
From the Mines.
/ Foreman Burns of the Mckinley
mines in Copper Basin district, was
in the city yesterday on business.
Leaves the city.
Mrs. William Gammill and daugh.
ter, Miss Ella, left yesterday for
Los Angeles, where they will re.
side.
Buansas Visitor.
5. W. Holder, identified with the
live stock industry of Kirkland Val.
ley. was In the city yesterday on
business.
Seaside Outing.
Mrs. A. u. Fox, wife Of the ac.
countant Of the Bsshford. Burmister
Co. and daughter, Miss Evelyn Fox,
left last week for coast resorts Of
southern California, where they will
enjoy an outing during the summer.
Flagstaff viasora
John Francis, sheriff Of Coeonino
county, l.. Dougherty and Don CHS.
holm, Coconino stoekmen, are visit.
ing in the city. F.',
Return East.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Caro-, the latter
a sister Of Mrs. Nathan Levy, after
two months visit to the city, left
yesterday for Chicago, their home.
Lssvs for Summer.
Mrs. A. J. Richardson and son left
yesterday for Los Angeles, where
they will spend the summer with
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Ellsner, parents Of
Mrs. Richardson.
Home for ViEt.
Egbert butcher arrived from San
Francsco yesterday, and will remain
for few weeks, visiting with his
mother and sister. He Is with the
Southern Pacific in the above city.
Returns From Vacation.
Neill Clark, who has been n stu
dent at the Northwestern University
at Chicago for several months, re.
turned Sunday TO spend his vacation
with relatives and friends at his
home In the city.
Visiting Friends.
Miss Josephine DeKuhn, daughter
Of Judge and Mrs. Richard DeKuhn
Of Cherry Greek, arrived Sunday, and
will remain for an indefinite visit
with friends She is a guest at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. T.. $. Wright.
HoQusut Lawyer Hsrs.
W. p. Geary, the eloquent district
attorney Of Navajo county, Is visit.
ing In the city. At the Knights Of
Columbus banquet, Sunday night, he
is alleged to have given his brothers
very vivid description OF the
ladies.
Visiting Rangsmsn.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Rowe and Mr..
/
and Mrs. q. II. Miller Of the Santa
Maria, were arrivals in the city yes.
terday, on business and pleasure. Mr..
Rowe has disposed Of his land and
range interests to Mr.. Miller, the
deal being closed yesterday.
Finished Shipping.
Henry Ritter was in the city yes.
terdsy from the western part Of the
county. where, with others. he has
completed shipping several hundred
steers 10 California. He says the
industry Is passing through its great.
eat known era Of prosperity, with in.
diestions that high prices will be
rnaintsined. the coming season.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-21
COMMITTEE ADJoURNs.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., June IT,
The house steel investigation commit.
tee adjourned today until early In
July, Chairman stanley having been
called to his home in Kentucky.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-21

the Tip Top mine, which IL being
operated with a full force Of miners.
He states the new concentrating ma.
chincry Is beginning TO arrive, and
that the development Of the famed
old silver producer continues under
he most favorable conditions.
viii Return TO Arizona.
Letters received from Barney
Ricca, during the past week. at his
home in CastlemoDte. Italy. state that
his health has been seriously affect.
cd since arriving, and that he will
soon return to Arizona. lie is suf
fering with an intermittent fever,
and is confined 10 his bed most Of
the time.
Military Officer Leaves.
Lieutenant q. O. Bartlett Of Fort
Whipple. post guartermaster, left yes.
terday for the East, where he will
be examined for promotion 20 the
rank Of First Lieutenant lie will
then go to West Point, where he will
serve four.year term as instructor
in modern languages NJ the Military
Academy.
Returns Home.
r. W Brown, the land and live
stock owner Of the Lynx Creek sec.
ton. disposed Of his entire inter.
ests yesterday to J. l. Gardner, and
will leave in a few days for his for.
mer home in Philadelphia, to remain.
lie arrived sbot year ago, and Is
the son of wealthy manufacturer
Of that city.
on for Summer.
After very successful cattle sell
ing season, J. II. stephens left yes
terday for Catalina, Cal, where he
will spend the summer. He was
Joined at Skull Valley by Mrs. Ste
phens and children. He has sold and
shipped from his Tank Greek range,
during the past month. nearly 5000
head of feeders to Bakersfield buy.
ers.
Visiting Old Scenes.
i James u. Duffy. who, nearly TWEEN
~ years ago, will be favorably re-
membered as one Of the popular at
tsches of the 5. r., 2. & p. in this
city. filling responsible position
in the freight and passenger offices
was an arrival from San Francisco
saturday. on railroad business, and
to mingle with old time friends for
a few days. Since leaving this city
Mr.. Duffy has steadily risen in the
railroad business, and Is now gen
eral agent Of the passenger depart
ment Of the A., II. 4 :. +. system,
with headquarters in San Francisco
lie was extended cordial welcome
yesterday from many friends and ac'
quaintanees.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-21

arrived yesterday from the Skylight
city and will leave tomorrow for
the camp of the Black River Copper
Company on Turkey creek. He is a
large shareholder in the company and
comes on regular visit Of inspec.
ton. The slaughter Of the Flagstaff
nine 10y the Prescott Grays yesterday
afternoon was the amusement feature
of his siopover.
Pleased Easterners.
Mrs Erwin Cady, and daughter,
Mrs. John Murray, Of Port Huron,
Michigan, after few days in the
salt River valley visiting with rela.
tiyes, arrived in Prescott n few days
ago. and were guest. of j. 4. Hope.
They continued their journey to the
coast yesterday, where they will visit
with Mrs. Hope in Los Angeles. Both
visitors expressed themselves in a
very pleasant manner of the china c
and scenic attractions Of this city.
II is probable that on the return
trip 10 the east they will come for
more extended sojourn.
Teachers Leave.
Yesterday many of the teachers
of the public schools Of the city left
for their eastern home. TO visit with
relatives and friends during vaea-
ton. Among them were Miss Ethel
Hale. who Is returning to her old
home, at Milwaukee. She was ne.
companied by her sister, Mrs. Will
lam Clague who has been visiting
here for several weeks. Miss Nets
Dexter, returns TO Pennsylvania. Miss
Lora Bitner, to Milwaukee and
Miss Helen Edwards TO Chicago. Mis-.
Nell Cummings joins the party a,
Flagstaff. after a visit to the Grand
Canyon. A large number Of friends
and acquaintance Of the departing
teachers were at the depot TO ex
tend pleasant farewell.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-21
Magnificent reception

CONTINUED from Page One)
formally opened. The crowds re,
NAMED late into the night.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-21

y. @. Wager Is in the city FROM
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-21

James Wood, Flagstaff merchast,
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-21

W. p. Geary, the eloquent district
attorney Of Navajo county, Is visit
ing In the city. At the Knights OF
Columbus banquet, Sunday night, h
is alleged to have given his brother,
a very vivid description OF tn,
ladies'.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-21

Ed Boblett was in the city yeste-'
dy on one of his periodical trips
from Lynx Greek to dispose OF placer
gold that he RECEIVERS with dry
machine, He had nearly two ounces
from the last cleanup, which was
secured near the wagon road cross.
ing. Others are following this method
If mining In that section aud the
results are satisfactory.
Mining Man VtMts.
James Wood, Flagstaff merchan<,
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1911-10-06
DEMOCRATS MEET
COUNTY CHAlRMEN MEET AND
FILL vAcANcIEs-Discuss
RICHARDS PRIMARY.
HAPPENINGS OVER THE STATE
What Is Going On Here and There
That Is Of Interest to the Read
ers Throughout South Da-
kota and Vicinity.

Mitchell.-Thirty county chairmen
who are members of the democratic
state central committee held a meet
ing and filled vacancies by the election
of the following: Ben G. Ash, Perkins
county; Brisbine G. Ash, Dewey coun
ty; Walter E. Wolf, Ziebach county
Charles Tidrichs, Brule county; T. P
Swartz, Walworth county; Dan ]. Con.
way, Minnehaha county.
The county committees will be or.
ganized by the state central committee
in all counties which do not have
county organizations.
The question of whether or not the
Richards primary bill shall be recon-
mended by the democrats was REFER.
ed to committee consisting of w. A.
Lynch, of Huron; Charles Tidrichs,
of Chamberlain, and C. A. Gunderson,
of Vermillion, for investigation, re.
port to be made at the next democratic
state convention. The meeting was
presided over by R. A. Lyons, of Yer.
million, state chairman.
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1911-10-06
CANNOT BUY CATTLE.
Ban On Government Employees Buying
From the Indians.

Ban On Government Employees Buying
From the Indians.
Sioux Falls.-E. E. Wagner of this
city, United States attorney for South
Dakota, has been officially advised
that the federal circuit court of ap-
peals has rendered decision in an Inn
portant case arising in South Dakota.
The decision is in substance to the ef-
feet that anyone employed in the In
dian service is prohibited from pur-
chasing from Indians cattle which
have been issued to them by the gov
eminent. The defendants in the ac-
ton just decided by the federal circuit
court of appeals are Mrs. Jennie l..
Douglas and Charles LaCroix, former
employees in the Indian service at
Grow Creek agency. Mrs. Douglas,
who is part Sioux, was industrial
teacher. The government charged
that she and LaCroix purchased issue
cattle from the Indians, and COM
menced the action for the purpose OF
recovering from them the penalty In
such cases fixed by the federal stat
Ntes, which penalty is $4,000 for each
offense. The decision of the federal
circuit court of appeals sustains the
contention of the government, and I'M
less there are further proceedings the
defendants will each have to pay the
$4,000 penalty.
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1911-10-06
IP|T0ME OF EVENTS
GENERAL NEWS AND NOTES
FRESH FROM THE WIRE.
THE STORY IN A NUTSHELL
Embracing a Condensation Of Events
In Which Readers Generally Are
More or Less Concerned.
Washington.

Ensign Charles E. Hozey, com
handing the little gunboat Pampanga
was killed by hostile natives at the
Yacans islands, which form part OF
the Philippine archipelago. Several
sailors of Ensign Hozey's party were
severely wounded. The details of the
affair have not yet reached the navy
department.
Almost ranking officer of his grade,
Col. George Ruben, assistant quar-
termaster general of the army, was
placed on the retired list owing to
age. Colonel Ruben was born in
Germany, graduated from the mill
tary academy to which he was ap-
pointed from Ohio in 1886 and made
an excellent record during the Span
ish-American war.
Practically all the wood pulp and
print paper produced in New Bruins
wick until August, 1912, will enter the
United States free of duty. This is
made possible by revised ruling
made by acting Secretary OF the
Treasurer Curtis, under a clause of
the Canadian reciprocity agreement.
\ The abstract of the condition of
the national banks of Nebraska, ex-
elusive of reserve cities, at the close
of business on September /, as re-
ported to the comptroller of currency
shows the reserve held at Is So per
cent, as compared with 161a per cent
June z. Loans and discounts de-
creased from $51,O53,287 to $50,772,-
476; gold coin from $1,548,465 to ST.
544,967; lawful money reserve from
$3,724,176 to $3,708,951; individual
posts increased from $52,310,423 to
$53,443,0G6. .