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Weekly journal-miner., 1911-08-02

Now the, "Hints to Beauty" editor of an eastern paper complains that the elinging type of maiden is fast disappearing. This is quite as it should be, it is merely another step in the old Darwinian theory of Evolution. Were the maiden of to- day, with her armOr of hat, "frat" and necessary pins to follow her natural inclination to cling, the
Weekly journal-miner., 1911-08-02

A number of citizens nave already expressed desire to contribute to a subsidy fund to start the street ears. There are lots of energetic spirits in the Mile High-the thing to do is to get them together; and We will soon have the cars running on the streets.
Weekly journal-miner., 1911-08-02

Is there no law to prevent vicious dogs from running at large on the city streets, unlicensed and unmuz- zled? If there is not, there should be one and it should be enforced.
Weekly journal-miner., 1911-08-02

It's a hardship to be forced to re- main in jail during this sort of weather-it would be a general bene- fit all around if some of the prison CTS were permitted to clean the fire department premises.
Weekly journal-miner., 1911-08-02

The mania for using the city streets for an automobile speedway seems to be dying out. Funeral ex- penses in cases of this sort are if teen dollars, payable at the office of the city recorder.
Weekly journal-miner., 1911-08-02

Most customers are possessed of the idea that Arizona is a desert waste infested by Gila monsters, cacti and blOOdtbirsty Indians, too bad they were unable to have a view of the plaza Sunday evening during the band concert.
Weekly journal-miner., 1911-08-02
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
(From Sundays Daily.N

Adviees from Miami yesterday were to the effect that Roy Gilehrist, for merly a miner of this section, met with a very serious accident a few days ago, while engaged in welding large piece of steel. Sparks enter ed both eyes, causing the loss of one and the serious injury of the other. It is believed the remaining eye cannot be saved.
Weekly journal-miner., 1911-08-02

For the benefit of visiting auto mobilists who are not familiar with the city ordinance, it would not be amiss for the city to post large placards in all of the garages, warning them that they must register or be subject to "a fine. B. -- ''-.,
Weekly journal-miner., 1911-08-02

There are some who are silly enough to believe that President Taft was as much interested in Canadian reciprocity as he is in the question of whether Arizona shall become a state or retain the recall of the judi eiary in its proposed constitution
Weekly journal-miner., 1911-08-02

Arizona is supposed to be a land of torrid heat. Was there any city in the entire United States where the weather was more delightful yester- day than in Preseott7
Weekly journal-miner., 1911-08-02
Washington

Booker Washington eOntemplates visiting Phoenix. It is rumored that he is coming with the intention of initiating his brethern into the mys- teries of many dark secrets.
Weekly journal-miner., 1911-08-02

Thank you-city councillor re- moving those very objectionable over hanging branches. We will now walk forth proudly and erect, without fear of pumping our brains or bruising the branches. Cleaning the weeds from the walks in front of the fire station comes next does it not7
Weekly journal-miner., 1911-08-02

What peculiar hobbies some collect ors have-the latest from Fort Whip pie is that one of the soldiers has been making collection of dynamite sticks. .t,sii .1 "
Weekly journal-miner., 1911-08-02

An aviator at Tdgemere, Long Is. land, is taking passengers up in his aeroplane for twenty-five dollars per flight of five minutes. It costs something to be a bird.
Weekly journal-miner., 1911-08-02

It is apparent that reform agita- tiOn, especially from outsiders is unwelcOme in Yavapai county.
Weekly journal-miner., 1911-08-02
Editorial Con1n,e,1t

recipient of her adhesive attentions would experience a sensation much akin to that of sitting on a cactus.
Weekly journal-miner., 1911-08-02

Saturdays results were conclusive enough to show the futility of at tempting any more prohibition elee- tions for many years to come.
Weekly journal-miner., 1911-08-02

Personal abuse never won any election. It was more of a boomerang here in Prescott than it was in Phoe- nix.
Weekly journal-miner., 1911-08-02

Latest musical hit from Washing ton: "Has anybody here seen Brady7''
Weekly journal-miner., 1911-08-02

SUPERVISORS OF YAVAP1 COUNTY ARIZONA | Prescott Arizona July 11th, 1911
 to ournme Tuesday, 1911 at 13O o'clock F. NJ
 Chairman; Barney smith, Member V"
 Upon motion duly Dickson granted O. D. month for period three months
 Phonx Railway
 Within the Corporate Limits of the City Of fr o0n
 Yavapa, Territory Arizona
 O having valuation of the property of Santa te Prescott Statutes of the Territory of Arizona Board the valuation property within the the length main track of said santa Railway Company within the corporate hs or a Ten Thousand Dollars (slOooooO per ne as fixed by said Terito Board:
 NOW THEREFORE Is of property said Prescott Phoenix Railway Dollars ($10OO0O0 mie of Hundred Dollars (sO2ooOO; and, meeting this Clerk of this Board the Mayor and Common Council of said City
 application of R all Section 6 Township and (64O) for appraised by the $l25 the similar lands in the County Dollars % payable in advance and the Chairman and Clerk instruct
 applications of Stanley Township North Range East taken for nsdera the Commissioner O the General Land Office
 seconded William In Appointment Ranger Deputy Sheriff:
 deemed peden appoint Ranger Deputy, for Yavapa County, Arizona, and
 WHEREAS of YavaPa County duly appointed L. B. Depy Yavapai County be and the hereby
 BE TT FURTHER salary 'Ranger $l25 month be paid in the
 introduced and unanimously
 following taken and motion duly seconded carried payment of the same were ordered drawn the E pense Fund, tOwt:
Weekly journal-miner., 1911-08-02

Just one more long strong pull and it will be, "All aboard, this ear for Whipple barracks.''
Weekly journal-miner., 1911-08-02

Will someone please go to Washing ton and bring Brady O'Neill in out of the heat.
Weekly journal-miner., 1911-08-02

Yavapai Farmers! Now is the right time to prepare to win that $35O cup for the best agricultural ex- hibit. Four months till Fair time.
Weekly journal-miner., 1911-08-02

Oil placer blanks, conforming with the U. s. requirements, now on sale at the Journal Miner office. ++
Weekly journal-miner., 1911-08-02
Claim Warrant

 No Nc. Account  kunks and Wanles  
 
 
    To whom drawn Account
  w. Shook, ................ $500
  motion adjourned. Attest: GEO P. C. A. PETER, JR, Chairman
Weekly journal-miner., 1911-08-02
PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF
 SUPERVISORS OF YAVAPAI COUNTY
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF YAvAPAI COUNTY, ARIZONA

Continued from Page Three.)
Weekly journal-miner., 1911-08-02

JOuTnal-Miper-High class job work
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-23

Ht Liberty SImmons hv diut of Do"l-
ness sawed himself after q Terrible cN-
pcri'uDr iio was carried milcs by
the torrent but was rescued
Along the san JuaN river apoNu
bloomfield and as far as Pine n,cr. %
is said thuat 30 dwellings were ruined
ana some narrow escapes are report
od Jack ruuco. living on the stand
ard Investment company ranch,
barely cot his family out with the
help OF Frank spears. before tho
house was washed away. Houses down
the river wcro carried of. with crops
aud livestock
News from the eastern side of the
Rocky mountains says that floods ro
general over colorado. the san luis
valley and all along the RIO Gtanda
.iycr BEING heavily damaged. with ro-
pottcd loss 81 life.
~ is stated In Aztec fhat eastern
mnI VIII get into Durango Sunday.
Yr stage from Pngosa,
Two men named Turner aud ,. G.
buV'il. were drowned az Pagosn
Tho river valley has had al its
suu washed away Judge FfsuE Mir
lost hts entire ranch. worth sa.00U. a.
ins orchard loaded with ripe uppioa
Hoing down lho stream.
uut true western COURAGE is not de-
siroyrI &c., m that ar, ash, reach
"a helping hand 90 those loss fortu.
nuto.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-23

tI. . aH friend of hia a..n .nA.
H... .I .Nr Coz Wild Wu .uN
u ping feb water ..u. .IU.
Iiu.. .. down to take u a..n. mI
R..U lur iO was POO f.D. defiant
HuH . ing With 20 doom ..H Too
HI U. ..I. lcn tuu. l .I IH
Uu ... inches into jaw uuI UuuIl'r
uu..I HI fore bod. unod
TU.u. t.. him lo @ sul.Don vHDto
u. Wounds were dressed uI 8. De-
'IuH hf mH, uot prove uuI
llorIa. a. ur DOES moi umDwuor
anything o fha accident nu seeing
u' one around but hts .uds who
b" knows d.d uot do o. lHe blunt
me.sliic instrument The l.sailunt
used Vaa found and shoe hool prints
t1hou Ihu Wou r Tho sand
% is aad holiday and Dds circus
ficud hod UJpv.uusl, quarIod over
iutu Hnuu Why hr vi. U,s tn VIM
dic1to 'ho n.rd Us mysterious
3D. IS Anderson. city alderman ul
Roswell hIH hJ,I suit iu fIr ooh TicI
ruH1 as3u. Hr Rev J AU.u iNt ol
hri..la uu 90 Al pun uuty. aud With his
ef.f Dies an attachment affidavit
rIt .u. fUp .Dtorcnd WuU uuudu
lau.lt H 1o u- ui hts pupr iu
avoid Wtirr HI- creditors 1h" cnur
rIlm.u li 90 aiIng that tho preacher
N u. 'o aoi His personal effect,
uu. ol Sow Mexico TO fihcr avoid
pItm,nI u OBLIGATIONS
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-23

ih. death ust is umHl. mud jn. damn
Ug, t' property uo greater.
s.. announced Boo This paper ht
week there arc only tto bridges i.n
aeroa t1r streams OF mH gountr,
ouo Cog Huntington. n.u pension
bridge, and The suspension bridge ut
Aztec The surpHuHlYu bridge. built
thrco years uEo hy ibo county at
nlauc'. Bloomfield aud FrWuand. the
bridges no Ccdnr HU ANA Flora Vista.
ANA th" government steel bridge az
shiprock are all washed AWAY Tho
damage o. land. orops. dwellings and
their contents can hardly boz estimated
as set out win total thousands Of
dollars
81 tho Methodist INDIAN m.afon.
below Pennington and south or tho
snu Juan ritcr thrrc was one man
drowned. Alter sac water began io
riso tho wuihpn AVID children wore res
moved 90 high ground whiir sup,rin-
tcndont simmons Frank " TIea aud
% mnn unmod weston returned to thc
mission buildings nud went to sleep.
Tho VICTOR disabling agHust thu hnua"
awakened thr mon Weston made u
quick rush ana escaped thc swiftly
rising fluud. simmons and Tinr tnr-
rird little aud cscupc was cat on
They were swept away ON mudN
raging .oa. nl.od WIN debris. trees
and mud Tico could mot swim ANA
was lost his romains bclns recovered
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-23
Reasons Why the Great Majestic
You Should Buy

st 1t has the reputation of being the best range money
can buy
End 1t not only has the reputation but is the best range
made and will prove this TO you if you will let us.
3rd II is constructed of malleable iron material you cant
beat and of Charcoal iron material that ressts rust 800
per cent greater than steel is rveed together air tight
No heat escapes cold air enters the range thus very
little fuel to do perfect work.
4th The reservoir alone is worth the price of range
any other reservoir made II bos Is gallons OF water is
heated like tea kettle with pocket against left hand lin
ing and is movable and sets frame hence cannot
out When water gets hot it be moved away from
fire
Majestic ranges less fuel; heat water-and
heat il hotter practically nothing for repairs lasts
three times long baes better easier keep clean ana
gives better satisfaction than any other range the
ket If you know positively that the above statements
true, wouldn't you buy Majestic at onoel
Come in Demonstration Week and Well Prove 1t to
You. y us%
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-23


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in ihc entire show ih.i, aru about
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whom participate iu thD Performance.
1ho majority have tu uuu.ual Dlouulf
appearance which v,u particularly
noticed uN th' Nniipr io tb' .huW
srouudH Nhr costume worn by tgr
performers to-day Nili bo ouNroy lrn
and up 'u tht minute Every costume
s the latest model Special attention
has been pnid ta thr costumius aud
thr person. who attend thc show to-
day val Do. grrntiy surprised Ht The
grandeur of that part of tho show,
besidrF tur large number uf ,Aira-
ordinary features. there via hc cius.
t'r ~ attractions that VIII astound
to- visitor.
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b. W,ll taken caro- ot a. go clowns
wan hr on dock Go drive dull caro-
away The ihrcadbart dope that has
bccomo u habit with ordinary clowns
has been abandoned ana HoW,'s jest
tr VIII hr strictly up 20 date. ono
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-23
Set of Ware
FREE

II you call at store during Majestic Demonsa.
ton Week and allow to show you the many advantages
and superior qualities of the Great and Majestic Range,
and will purchase at the regular price will give you
Free the beautiful and useful Souvenir Set of Ware illus
trated in this advertisement This ware is made match
the quality of the Majestic Ranges and we know all ladies
will see the beauty and utility Of this set especially the
first three pieces which entirely new and cannot be
had alone by purchase, except very high price The
prices of Majestic Ranges the same but give the set
FREE with each Majestic Range bought during the dem
onstration week only
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-20

comforting Of knighthood on George
Alexander, the actor manager.
Andrew Fisher, premier Of Australia,
once a pit boy, and Sir Edward Morris,
premier Of Newfoundland, have been
made privy councillors. Lord Methuen
and Sir William Nicholson are promot-
ed to field marshals. Sir Joseph g.
Ward, prime minister of New Zealand,
son of poor Irish emigrants, has been
elevated to a b%aronetcy. The Grand
Duke Of Mecklenburg-StrelIt and the
Dukes Of Argyll and Fife have receiv-
ed the coveted garter. Lords Shaftes-
bury and Kitchener are enrolled as
knights of st. Patrick.
Alexander W. Murray, master of Eli
bank, Liberal whip in the house Of
commons: Baron Knollys, the kings
secretary; Baron Allendale and Mr..
Akers-D Douglas, Unionist member of
the house of commons for Kent, are
made ~viscounts
Nine new barons are created-Lieu
tenant Colonel Sir Arthur J. Biggs,
Lord Mount Garrett, Sir Charles B. Nc
Laren, Sir Alexander Acland-Hood
the chief Unionist whip; Sir William
T. Lewis, the noted mining expert
Sir JamesLM ackay, who has given
much time to Indian affairs; Arch
bald G. Corbett, member of parliamei
for Glasgow since 1885; Thomas Gain
Ashton, member of parliament for
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-20
STOKES UNABLE TO APPEAR.
Girls Held For Shooting Millionaire
Got Bond Reduced.

Girls Held For Shooting Millionaire
Get Bond Reduced.
New York, June GOV. e. D.. Stokes,
who is at Long Branch recovering
from wounds he received from Ldllian
Graham and Ethel Conrad, was unable
to appear at the hearing before Magts-
trate Freschi to determine whether
bail should be reduced and the charge
Of attempted murder be reduced to as
sault. Mr.. Stokes sent a letter to Dis
trict Attorney Whitman saying that
he hoped to appear next Thursday.
When Stokes did not appear the
magistrate went to the girls apart
ment to examine the bullet holes in the
walls and furniture. On his return to
court he accepted an opinion that the
bail under which the girls have been
held recently, $4,000 apiece, was ex-
cessive and reduced it to 5000 apiece.
The girls will be bailed out today.
The next hearing will be on Thursday.
1t will determine whether Stokes will
insist on prosecution for attempted
murder or for assault.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-20

Bedfordshire, and Godfrey X. Benson
Sir r. Issacs, the attorney general;
T. McRinnon Wood parliamentary
secretary OF the foreign Office; DR.. T
J. MacNamara, secretary 10 the admi
rally, Sir T. Yezey Strong, lord mayor
Of London, and Mr.. Frederick HUH
Jackson, prominent banker, are
among the new privy councillors. The
baronets and knights include men con
spicuous IN commerce and science.
Some curiosity has been aroused az
to why Sir Wilfrid Laurier, premier II
Canada, IS not In the list.
John Hays Hammond, tine special
representative Of the president Of the
United States" accompanied by Mrs
Hammond and the special embassy
staff, made his official entry into Len
don and was met at the railroad sta
ton by the Duke Of C~onnaught, Crown
Prince Christian Of Denmark, Prince
Alexander Of Teck and other notableS
The American party travelled to IoI
don in the royal saloon attached to
special train from Dover, where Baron
Sandhurst welcomed them to England
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-20
KING LAVISH
WITH H0N0RS
Lord Curzon Promoted to
the Peerage Rank.

London, June 2O.-Americans will be
Interested in King Georges list of
coronation honors just issued, for it
includes the promotion to the peerage
of Lord Curzon, whose wife was Miss
Mary Letter of Chicago, and the ele-
walton to a baronetcy Of DR.. William
Osler, regius professor of medicine at
Oxford, n time professor of medicine
at Johns Hopkins university at Balti-
more and McGill university at Mont
real and originator of the too old at
forty" phrase.
The list also includes the elevation
of the Earl of Crewe, government
leader In the house of lords, to a mar
q~uisate, the promotion of Lords Bras
sey and Rosebery to be peers Of the
United Kingdom, the latter to assume
the title of Earl of Midlothian. and the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-20
CROWD SEES A SUICIDE.
Philadelphia Man Shoots Himself on
Atlantic City Pier.

Philadelphia Man Shoots Himself on
Atlantic City Pier.
Atlantic City, N, j., June W.-Henry
Hendrickson, sixty-three years old, a
retired Philadelphia merchant, ended
his life In sight Of hundreds Of pleas
ure seekers on the end pavilion of
Young's Ocean pier by shooting him
self. He was dead when bystanders
reached his side. Nothing was found
to indicate why he had committed sui
eide.
Hendrickson stopped to speak to
several persons whom he knew and
appeared to be in excellent spirits.
Women In the crowd tainted at the
sight and required medical attention.
Pier attaches prevented a panic by
quickly removing the body. Hendrick-
son was well dressed, wore a diamond
stickpin and ring and had $120 In cash
In his wallet. Aside from a deed for
a cemetery lot in Philadelphia nothing
else was found In his pockets.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-20
BRIDE NOT TO CHANGE NAME

Miss Janet D. Fuller viii Today Be-
como Mrs. Winfield Fuller.
. New York, June 20.-One of this
weeks important weddings is that Of
Miss Janet Douglas Fuller, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Williamson w. Fuller,
TO Winfield Fuller, son Of Mr.. aud Mrs,
w. B. Fuller. The wedding will be a
small one and will take place at the
home of Miss Fuller's parents, 1072
Fifth avenue.
Miss Margaret Fuller will be her sis
ter's only attendant, and Wentworth
Fucker will be the best
Though Of the same name, Miss Full
Ter and her fance are not related.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-20

Subscribe for the NEWS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-20
ANTS WIN IN BAYONNE.
Recount of Ballots Is Against Commits
sion Government Adoption.

6IOn SOVoFHfHCht HOoPtsous
Bayonne, N. j., June 20.-The re-
count by the Hudson county board Of
elections Of the votes cast at the spe-
cial election 'ere last Tuesday on the
question & adopting the commission
form Of government was completed in
Jersey City, with this result:
For the proposition, 1922. against,
2,217, increasing the majority against
the change as returned by the Bay
onne election officers in the twenty
one districts from three to FIVE. Su-
preme Justice Francis J. Swayze
passed on twenty-three disputed bal
lots. He ruled that five should be
counted for commission government
and four against, rejecting the balance
as marked ballots. The recount was
demanded by the commission govern.
ment folks.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-20
MOSQUITOES ON THE WING.
New York May Look For Invasion To
morrow, SAYS Expert.

Newark, n. j, June 20.-New York
city IS due this week for an invasion
Of a new crop Of Jersey mosquitoes.
and the date is set for tomorrow. This
IS the statement Of John W. Dobbins.
head Of the Newark board Of health,
and contained in the report issued in
advance Of the meeting u the North
Jersey Mosquito determination league
in this city.
Commissioner Dobbins gives warn
ing to housewives to have their screens
and doors closed tight, for be says
that the plague is coming on schedule
time.
Let the NEWS tell your Wants.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-20
LAWYER DROWNED IN GORGE.
Eugene A. Rowland Is Victim Of
Strange Accident Near Utica.

Utica. n. Y, June 20. - Eugene
4. Rowland Of Rome. United States
commissioner IN that city and one Of
the leading lawyers In central New
York, fell into the gorge at Trenton
Falls, fifteen miles north Of Utica, and
was drowned.
At the time Of the accident Mr.. Row
land was walking with John Bur
roughs, the naturalist, along q path
running along the side Of the gorge.
Mr.. Rowland slipped and plunged into
the stream, a distance Of twelve to
fifteen feet.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-20
Cousin Of President Dead.

La Crosse. Wis, June 20.-Abner
Lewis Taft, a cousin Of President
Taft, is dead at his home at New
Amsterdam, this county, aged sixty
i've years.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1911-06-17
$1,000 PRIZE FOR ELEC-
TRIO LAMP FOR MINER

London, June IA sum of $4,000
has been placed by colliery pro-
prietor at the disposal of the Home Sc
cretary as a prize for the best elec-
trio lamp suitable for the use of min
ers.
The conditions Estate an official an
nouncement issued by the Home Sc
cretary )require that the lamp shall
be of simple construction and easy to
maintain in good order, and sufficient
ly strong to withstand rough usage.
1t must be SO constructed as to rem
der impossible the ignition of inflam-
mable gas either inside or outside the
lamp, and the battery should be so
constructed that any liquid it may con-
tain cannot be spilled while the lamp
is in use. The lamp must be capable
of giving a light of not less than two
candle-power continuously for at least
ten hours, and should be SO locked
that it cannot be opened without de-
lection. In making the award regard
will be paid to the first cost of the
lamp. cost of maintenance. conven-
ience in handling and weight, when
charged and ready for use.