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Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-10-09
OF
|. BRYAN MEANT
IVES ALSO
That is Why Democrats
Turned Down Peer
less Leader
grrom sstuydsv1 Daily.)

IN, disgruntled members OF the
d,,,a,ed radical element OF the DEM
uoera,ic party council are giving
,rhlieity 10 the fact that DR.. II. A.
uughc, cast his vote against an
amendment to the party platform
endorsing William ]. Bryan.
II there is one man in the United
States whose admiration for the Ne
bfa,kan overtVs that Of any other
man. it is DIR. Hughes. In the opin-
ion Of the doctor, Mr.. Bryan is the
greatest and best man OF his gen
Grafton.
Bu, the endorsement plank was so
drawn that the most ardent admirer
Of Mr.. Bryan could not vote for it
without endorsing Eugene S. Ives
and il was construed by all who
voted against the plank that it was
drawn for the purpose of withdraw
INK the FIRE which has been turned
on Mr. Ives ever since the Balti-
more convention.
The resolution especially endorsed
| Mr.. Bryan for his conduct in that
convention. That conduct involved
mainly his desertion of Champ Clark
and his disregard of the instruc-
tons Of the voters Of Nebraska at
the primaries In that respect, the
conduct Of Mr.. Bryan was exactly
the same as that of Mr.. Ives so that
an endorsement of one OF them
would have been an endorsement,
Of the other.
There is no doubt that il the re-
solution had been drawn in any
other shape IL it had called atten-
non Of any other act of Mr.. Bryan,
or il all other acts in the long
and prominent career except tina,
one it would have had the hearty
approval OF all the members OF the
council
But as it was presented, II had
III, effect of tearing open afresb,
the wounds OF the Arizona demo-
cracy which had declared for Champ
Clark by vote Of more than eight
to one and no doubt il revived to
some extent the bitterness which
had been felt against Governor Viii
son Immediately after the national
convention.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-10-09

t W, at the State Fair. a,
!. in connection with AN
States Day" %"
President Finn called attention
10 me fact that there were ,we,,y.
e'eh' absolutely clear DAYS dur;nc
'epVe"'hef' most Unprecedented
weather showing, even for Pre-.
colt. ''es'
Upon motion OF MIR Gilmore \
request from local Woman's suf
rage leaders Tor funds was referred
TO the Republican Central Commit.
tee' with the recommenda,;o, ,h,,
an appropriation be made for this
purpose. WIS
Mr. Doyle. presiden, OF the yav,.
pai Club, who wen, to Phoenix las,
hight as the guest OF the pboen;x
Board OF Trade, to meet the mem.
oefs OF the American Geographical
society party, was asked 10 invite
ihat body to lay its special over
at Prescott Sunday morning for a
trip over the State Highway Mr..
Doyle viii wire the Chamber TODAY
as 10 whether this invitation can
be accepted. Twenty autos will be
needed. Some OF the most influen.
tial men in the United States and
Europe are OF the party, which num-
bers 20.
The Fl Paso Chamber of Com
lnerce Keynote Trade Excursion
Special will reach Prescott some
time during the afternoon of Satur-
day, October 70. The party will
be composed Of 90 OF the mos,
prominent wholesalers and business
men of the self-styled "Metropolis
OF the Southwest" The reception
committee Of the Chamber will meet
the special at the depot and take
care OF the visitors during their
brief stop in the Mile High City.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-10-09
TALK PRESCOTT WILL
NOW BE HIS MOTTO
(From Fridays Daiiy.)

After concluding his business en-
gagements in this city, George
Wood, who arrived yesterday from
Los Angeles, stated to friends that
he will go to the Chamber Of Com
merce and load up with Prescott
literature for distribution in the
coast city and begin a crusade as
a booster for the best town in Ari-
IONA.
He says that publicity centers in
that city are profuse in the glitter
ing generaliiies as portrayed in pen
and ink of Southern California, hut
the Arizona attractions are woeiul-
~ lacking, IL in fact they are de-
sired. Mr.. Wood entertained large
concoursc OF people yesterday, in
giving an illustration OF the curves
the cunning resort TO drift capital
TO landed investments that are at
tended with deplorable conditions
when the possibilities are contrasied
with the splendid opportunities open
in the country adjacent 20 Pres
colt along farming lines
He will start off at the Santa Fe
Offices IL permitted to do so. and
win extend the sphere OF giving
Prescott publicity to half dozen
institutions that are loaded mp with
literature iof the southwest. but
mainly covering California lie be-
heves there is golden opportun-
iiy open, and he is aciua,ed TO boost
for this section after approaching
what long residence has affected
in seeing the horn OF plenty emp
tied so generously into land propo-
sitions that do not appeal fayorably
10 him, when such splendid oppor-
are open in this section
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-10-09
CUPID WAS BUSY
WITH HIS BOW AND ARROW
Orion Fridays Daily.)

Cupid was very busy little god
yesterday in this city, uniting three
happy couples in welded bliss.
The surprise OF the day was the
marriage of Mrs. Augusta Prince
and Frank Grabb, which was sol
emnized at the home OF the bride
on South Marina street, at 3 o'clock
in the afternoon. Judge Chas. II.
McLane tying the knot. There were
many friends of the principals pres
ent. and after the ceremony a we'd
ding supper was served. Both bride
and groom enjoy large acqain-
lance in the city, and are popular.
a reception was rendered them last
night and a serenadc by several
musician friends.
Arriving from Phoenix yesterday
afternoon, and not desiring to be
side-tracked on the road to Ash
Fork, while his bride-to.be was
coming through on the soufhbound
train, Ambrose f. Halstead. greeted
Miss Hazel X. Glenn at the depot
at o'clock. and both Immediately
repaired TO Clerk of the Court Far
ley's Office, where they complied
with legal requirements and were
issued n marriage certificate. The
ceremony was 10 have taken place
last night Miss GLENN is a fasci-
mating and vivaeious young woman,
and made the trip from Council
Bluffs. Iowa. 10 join the man Of
her choice Mr., Halstead is a young
business man Of the capital city.
In the Mexican colony. the mar
rage of Miss Carmen Lopez and
Loretto c. Vega was 10 have taken
place last night. also. license being
issued'io them during the day. They
are residents of Jerome, and in a
few days return home.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-10-09
MARKET SLUMP IN
CATTLE is VERY SMALL.

KANSAS CITY STOCK YARDS,
Sept. N.-Medium class steers
slumped off Is 10 ~ cents last
week, as all the markets were fav-
ored with considerable influx Of
that kind of cattle from pastures In
Kansas and Nebraska particularly,
and from other sections. Cows and
heifefs were scarce, and sold firm,
and quarantine steers, though lack
ink quality, held mp steady. in line
with butcher cattle generally. Stock
steers eascd of Is cents, and feed
ers dropped down half dollar. be
cause OF the liberal supply coming
of the grass now. The decline in
country classes was solely because
of the large supply. as the demand
for them was greatest Of tho sea
son. and country buying the heavi-
est. More than 5000 cattle went
out to country points. about IS per
cent of the total supply for the
week. Receipts today are heavy,
10000 head. including $500 calves.
The market is following the same
lines as last week. medium steers n
shade lower. cows steady. stockers
and feeders steady 10 weak. Prime
cattle are firm all the time. and look
safe some time ahead, best here last
week $1,000. A feature sale today Is
some 1859 pound Colorado grass
steers. from Gunnison, at $3.50. 9TH
ers at N.3S: these were choice. and
were as high as any time this sea
son. Kansas pasture steers range
from 5000 to $3.50. and stockcrs
and feeders range from $3.50 to-
$40. Cold weather and fros,s in
the last few days will hurry ship
ments from blue stem territory, and
prospective purchasers OF stock cat
tie or feeders will find the next week
or two the best time to buy this
! fall.
Hog prices are firm, but the mar.
kei is at point beyond which II
is hard to pass. Run today 1000
prices 5 TO 10 higher. top ss72Is,
bulk ss4s to 1870 Heavy hogs
brougb, S87s today. and that kind
will soon lead The others. Sheep and
lambs are weak to Is lower today
run $4,000 head. Prices are going
down steadily. in the face Of bull
predictions from nearly every trader
Feeding stock il coming freely and
should be plentiful some weeks
ahead. lambs for the country now
selling around s6ls, fat lambs to-
day $500
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-10-09
ORION Fridays Daiiy.)

busfness lip.
J, A. Ellis, business man of
Wickenburg. is in the city and at
the Prescott Hotel
Whiting Friends.
Miss Bernice Wiley and Miss Eta
". Fauber, OF Big Chino valley are
in the city for a few days visiting
with friends.
Returns TO Mines.
s, ID. White, after two weeks
vacation in the city. returned TO the
Bradshaws Wednesday. where he is
v working in the mines.
Auto Boosters.
{. ]. Pottbcrg. state manager, and
Don Feake. travelling representative
OF the Studebaker auto. are in the
city on business trip for their
firm.
Valley Visitors.
Mr. and Mrs. j. 7 Bishop, OF
Kirkland Valley. are in the city for
few days on business and pleas
IRE trip, n-d aTe az The Prescott
Hotel
Outside Visitors.
Mrs Gus Emnel Of simmons. ~
=. Ellison, OF Williamson Valley,
r b Drcisher. Fred fischer and o.
+. Odell, Of Fair Oaks. are IN the
city and al rfinkmcycr's hotel
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-10-09
ADVERTISING FOUND
STEADILY GROWING.
OFrom Fridays Daily.)

That the canvas for a fund for
extensive advertising in the col
rmns OF the Eastern magazines and
other periodicals of widest power
sure to be a substantial success,
was evidenced in the report OF
Treasurer Brown at the regular
meeting OF the Chamber OF Com
merce last night. Over 5000 has
now been subscribed by the bust
ne" men OF Prescott and Of the
people approached, only two refused
to subscribe.
The fact that the expenditure OF
ms money cannot fail OF ultimately
oenehiiing every citizen of Yavapai
eounly, was again emphasized. The
members of the Board will NEE,
The offices OF the Chamber this
afternoon at three o'clock 10 finish
the canvass.
The scheme outlined by Secretary
fraser involves the placing OF at
uaeu'e advertising appeal regard
ng the mineral. climatic and agri-
cultural resources OF Yavapai be-
ioTe at least 100000 readers Of the
saturday Evening Post. Everybody's
magazine, Golfers, the Farm Jour
na' and other powerful media every
month.
Inc secretary gave the status OF
:" preparations for the Arizona
s'a'e exhibit at the international
oV Farming Congress, to be held
nom October 1926, at Lethbridge,
.a0ada' Yavapai will have the
r'ge't representation, with Cochise,
navajo and Yuma to the fore 10 the
S'uer named. A very fine range OF
nun exhibits raised in this county
uncut irrigation will be the prin-
P"' attraction. T.. q. Brown and
'0'e'ary Fraser leave this morning
O' the williamson Valley country,
corn and forage exhibits. a
.'''' re car. loaded with products
nom the counties mentioned. left
'','oU Monday night for Leth.
hind it
''''sT'' Timerhoff and Bork yol-
','''ed to furnish their share tow
'o"o postcards. depicting local
''''" which will be used No
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-10-09
THE FUTURE OF PROPERTY.
orrom Wednesdays Daily,

w /. Roberts. OF Skull Valley
Is in the city making arrangements
to start up the Derby mill, on a
test run fabout twenty tons oi
ore from his Alto mine situated IN
Copper Basin district, which IS Tree
milling. He has resumed develop
ment. and II the run IS satisfactory
his intention is 70 operate on an
extensive plan, establishing a per
manent camp and utilizing this mill
in the future lie feels elated over
recent work, and the batch to be
treated will be the fret from The
property.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-10-09

day aud is en- route 10 the Verde
Valley to remain for the winter
visiting with relatives.
Summoned by Illness.
Arthur Garrett, the sheep grower
OF the Ash Fork country, was in
the city yesterday en- route To May
er, where his father is reported SER
iously i'll with diabetes.
Attending Court.
Assistant u. s. Attorney J. c.
Forest and wife left yesterday for
Phoenix. the former TO attend fed
eral court and the latter to visit
with friends for few weeks.
Returns Home.
Mrs. Nathan Levy returned yes
terday from a summer sojourn with
friends on the coast. leaving her
daughter, Miss Marguerite Levy. in
a young ladies seminary in Los An
gclcs
Business Visitor.
Morse Darnail. of Hillside. was
in the city yesterday and reports
that gateway to the mining camps
Of Eureka district, as enjoying pros
perity. and the live stock industry
adjacent as in good condition for
the coming winter.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-10-09

Rural Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Cooper. Of
Williamson Valley. the former a
large goa, raiser. are in the city
for few days on business and
pleasure.
Miner Returns.
Mike Crothers, miner Of this
county until two years ago. arrived
yesterday from Bingham. Utah, and
IN a few days leaves for Swansea.
He reports conditions as chaotic in
the above Utah camp. and many
miners will return To various places
in this state.
Business Trip.
5. A. Lewis. Of Phoenix. a cement
manufacturer. is in the city for a few
days. and is the guest Of A. J.
Head
Winter Visitors.
Mr. and Mrs H. J. McMullen,
of Las Cruces, ~ NJ, are in the
city. and contemplate remaining for
the winter
Business Visitors.
L :. Osborne and NJ Spcrling.
land owners and business men Of
Parker. are In the city, and stopping
at the ST. Michael
Returns From Visit.
Mrs Mary IIill who has been
visiting for the past two weeks with
Mrs Mary Patton, near Williams.
returned yesterday.
Eastern Visitor.
Miss Madeline Grosscr. Of Rich
land, Massachusetts,, arrived yesier-
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-10-09
CAMPBELL INTENDS
TO GO TO CONGRESS,
CFrom Fridays Daily,

Tom Campbell, the Republican
candidate for Congress, left last
night on the midnight irian for
Snowflake. Apache county, where
he opens his campaign tonight, Az
ter that date his itinerary for the
first week is as follows: St. Johns,
October s; Springerville, Oct 6;
Holbrook. Oct 7: Winslow. Oct.
8; Flagstaff. Oct. 9; Williams, Oct.
10; Oatman and Kingman, Oct. IL;
Jerome, Oct. II.
Tom Campbell was born in Yava-
pal county but il is not the mere
accident of birth that entities
him TO the suffrage OF the people OF
this county. Nor il is the fate that
he has been identified with the min
ing, farming and cattle industries OF
the county. His record as Assessor
of Yavapai county is too well known
Tor elaboration. In that capacity
withou, fear or favor, he has as
sessed all classes in an equitable
manner. the result being that his
work was endorsed in an emphatic
manner at the polls last December
when he received the highest vote
OF any candidate on any ticket in
this county. That shows the con-
fdence the people OF Yavapai coun-
ty have in him.
His profound knowledge of the
principles OF taxation OF which he
has made an extended study. earned
for him the distinctions OF being
made the president of the County
Assessors Association and his re-
commentators to that body as to
methods OF taxation are being fol-
lowed now by the assessors Of the
various counties.
Tom Campbell was the youngest
member OF the twenty-hrst legisla-
ture, and in tina, body he was an
influential factor. As member OF
the Irrigation Committee he advo-
Gated the plan which subsequently
brought forth the Roosevelt dam,
He was an earnest supporter OF the
eight hour law as applied TO mines
and OF the bill providing for mine
inspector. Also he was a prepayment
OF the Educational bill in that ses-
sion which extended the benefits oil
education to the small school dis
triets. In all OF his public career,
Mr. Campbell has been a construc-
tive progressive and on the strength
OF his record. he not only will be
elected TO Congress but he will
prove an effcctual and energetic ser
want when he takes his seat IN the
National legislature.
Every voter knows OF the valuable
work Tom Campbell has done in
Yavapai County as Assessor and
he will carry Yavapai by an over
whelming majority.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-10-09
PRESCOTT CONTRACTOR
KILLED AT FLAGSTAFF
Special TO the Journsl.Asin-r.

Special 20 the Journal.Minsr.
FLAGSTAFF. (Arir.) Oct. a.
Henry Rockmsrk q former promi-
nent contractor OF Prescott. was
shot and killed a. one o'clock this
morning by Deputy Sheriff Frank
Fsirehild. Rockmsrk In his night
clothes and undoubtedly insane
started shooting In q room Of the
Westherford Hotel He went down
stairs into the ONCE with his gun
and shot twice a, imaginary persons
annoying him. Fsirchiid was call
ed and attempted 10 molIify him
but he rushed out OF the lobby AZ
Fsirehild with a six.shooter when
Fsirchild shot 20 knock the gun out
OF his hand. The FIRST shot struck
koekmark above the heart but fail.
ed 10 stop him a, once. but he fell,
and was taken into the hotel when
he died In a short time.
Roekmark had been drinking bu,
not much in the last few days. He
seemed mildly insane for several
days according TO the testimony NJ
the Coroner's inquest today which
exonerated Fairehiid.
IL Is extremely fortunate that 9th.
efs were not killed or injured NJ
Rockmsrk.
u IL reported that Rsckmark be.
longed to the Odd Fellows pnd Elsa
at Prescott,
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-10-09

George Wood, of Los Angeles.
but formerly resident OF this city.
arrived yesterday and received a
welcome from his many friends and
acquaintance. Mining business calls
him here, and he expects TO return
home today.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-10-09
Visitors From South.

Mr.. and Mrs George Marguerite,
the former prominently known in
mining circles as an operator. arriv-
ed from Wickenburg yesterday to
remain for few days on a bnsi-
ness and pleasure visit. They are
at the Prescott hotel.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-10-09
city News
....In Brief
(From Thursday's Daiiy.)

(from ThursdsyS Daiiy.)
Mercantile Visitor.
c. +. Wingheld, the miner and
merchant of Huron, was in the city
yesterday on business.
From the Mines.
T. J. Sparks, general manager Of
the Yarnell mines arrived in the
city yesterday on business trip
and to visit with his wife and fam
lily.
Land Inspection.
John Martin. for many years re-
siden, OF the Verde valley. left yes
terday for Florida on an inspection
trip OF lands. with the view OF pur-
chasing and locating later
On the Wing.
Charles Mulvenon left yesterday
for Ash Fork, where he will join
his son, J. A. Mulvenon, who is
returning east from the coast. The
former will return in few days.
Leaves for Desert.
w. 7. Waters, the well known
hosting engineer, arrived from the
Mayer country Tuesday and left
yesterday for the desert adjacent
to Vicksburg TO remain Off the win
ter.
Leaves for New Field.
Miss Mary Wolfe, popularity
known as surgical nurse. left yes
,erday for Santa Rita, New Mexico,
where she is called on important
professional duties, 10 remain away
indefinitely.
From the South.
L. o. Hewitt, formerly a resident
of this city, was visitor from
Phoenix Tue sday en- route to the
Bradshaw mountains where he has
mining assessment work 10 look at
ter. He is now engaged in farm
ing.
Something Doing.
Fred GRAF and Frank Lambertine
leave today for the Slate Creek
country on a big game hunting trip
for the next ten days. Their weap-
ons will consist mainly OF razors
and spanners. the former being a
barber and the latter a fireman.
Begins Campaign.
Robert s. Fisher. progressive no
minee for Congress, passed through
the city yesterday, from Phoenix.
and opens his campaign in the
northern part OF the state at Will
liams this evening. Later he re-
turn to Prescott and will deliver an
address.
Continues Shipping.
J. X. Slack was in the city Tues
day from the Ruth mine six miles
to the south of the city, and stated
that regular shipments continue TO
Fl Paso, Development goes ahead
actively and the good showing is
maintained with depth He is salts
fed with the general outlook.
Returns TO Camp.
George Stetson returned Tuesday
TO his camp north OF Copper Basin
where he has recently located and is
opening up a gold property. He
states that many prospectors are
running over the country. since the
Commercial is attracting so much
attention, and the coming spring
will probably witness more devei-
opment than in many years.
Ready to Drill.
F. C. Evans, in charge OF the
Verde Valley Oil Company's inter
ests, is in the city. and states that
the cementing off of the water in
the well has been completed Drill
ing will be resumed in few days
From observations made he is san
guinc over n flow OF oil being de
termincd. He is practical opera
tor and comes from Bakersfield
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-10-09
Jerome Realty Sale.

Jerome Realty Sale.
Paul FOXES has sold 10 Mrs.
Mary Vogel, two lots in Jerome
for $500. the deed being fled for
record yesterday. The realty is sit
uated on the Maine mining claim.
Leaves For Jerome.
Mrs. w. A. Meisenheimer is in
the city from Humboldt, en- route
to Jerome TO join her husband, who
IS an employc OF the United Verde
Copper Company in the smelling de
partment.
Visiting Miner.
Ed. Gilchrist. who is developing
his mines in the Eureka district.
near the HILLSIDE camp, was in the
city yesterday on business and
speaks of general conditions as sat
isfa,eory, with the recent produc-
ton from the Crosby property as
attracting very much attention as a
coming bonanza gold producer.
Again in Business.
Mrs w. s. Jones. popularity
known as a caterer. returned to
Crown King yesterday. where she
rcopens her boarding house. Mr..
Jones is with the Consolidated smell
tiers at Humboldt, in the mechani-
cal department.
Taking LayoH.
John Connors, brick contractor OF
Bisbee. arrived in the city yesterday
on a trip Of recreation for a few
weeks. This is his second visit 10
the city. which he says is the most
attractive place in the state in which
10 enjoy a vacation.
Returns From Range.
4. +. Hunt. the cattle buyer of
Portland, Oregon. has returned from
the western part OF the county on
an inspection trip OF range cattle,
and leaves today for Mayer, TO sup
erintend the loading OF several hun
dred head from the Horseshoe ranch
OF Hooker K Ruffner. Before re-
turning home he will probably make
other purchases Of cattle.
Former Resident Returns.
George Wood. Of Los Angeles.
but formerly a resident OF this city,
arrived yesterday and received
welcome from his many friends and
acquaintance. Mining business calls
him here, and he expects TO return
home today
Visitors From South.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Marguerite,
the former prominently known in
mining circles as an operator, arriv-
ed from Wickenburg yesterday to
remain for a few days on a bnsi-
ness and pleasure visit. They arc
at the Prescott hotel
From the Bradshaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. l.. Bowman ar
rived from the Bradshaw noun
tains yesterday, and the latter left
later in the day for Wickenburg to
visit with relatives. Mr.. Bowman
has mining interests near Senator
and begins assessment work at once,
leaving for his camp today
Outing Ends.
Mr. and Mrs. a. II. Marshall
were in the city Wednesday from
Iron Springs, where they have been
sojourning for the summer. and Wis
tied at the home of Mrs. George
Council. mother OF Mrs. Marshall.
They returned to Phoenix yesterday
afternoon where they are residing.
Another "Come Back
Billy Herrod. many years ago
a resident of this county. and a min
or by vocation, writes from Ely, Ne
vada. that he and his wife will
return TO Prescott during the pres.
ent month. TO remain. They we're
called TO Rossland, Il, C.. on min
ing business. in which a brother
of Mrs. Herrod was interested, and
since that time have been gradually
drifting back TO the land OF sun
shine and the best climate on this
earth.