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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-07
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO. Sept. Hogs-Receipts g.
800. Market sc higher; mixed and butch
ers. $S.25@910: coed heavy. $840@SS5:
rough heavy, s7S5GS 30; light, $S.50@9.i5:
pigs, S7300S.60: bulk. $S.15@S.70
Cattle-Receipts, 300. Market steady;
S2.50@S75; stockers and feeders, $4.4On
rs Texans, $6.40@8.75; calves, 1OOOa
II 80.
Sheep-Receipts. 1000 Market strong:
native and Western, 3.00M465: lambs
4I40tT.45
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-07
THE WEATHER
CONDITIONS.

WASHINGTON. Sept. The indica
tons are that the weather will be gen
orally fair tonight and Sunday in the re-
gion east Of the Mississippi river except
that showers are probable along the south
and east Gulf coasts. Tempera
eastern half of the country during the
next thiTty-siX hours.
GENERAL FORECAST
Following is the forecast until p m.
Sunday:
Georgia-Locai showers tonight or Sun
day.
Virginia and North Carolina-Probabl bly,
fair tonight and Sunday: not much change
in temperature L
South Carolina and Florda-Local
showers tonight or Sunday
Alabama and Mississippi-Gen fair
ton ght and SUNDAY
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-07
MINING STOCKS,

BOSTON, Sept, Opening: Butte
Superior 46&. North Butte 34A, Greene
Cananea los, Fruit 1888
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-07

Liverpool cables were due , to 3 points
higher. opened steady 3 to points high
cr: closed very steady / to points off
spot cotton ! points lower; mtddling, 6 Sod;
sales. 1000 bales. all American
Estimated port receipts today $1,000
against l5.l67 last week. and IS, 1877 against
y 0S9 last year
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-07
PORT RECEIPTS.

The following table shows receipts at
the ports today, compared with the same
CAV last Noar.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-07

The best Want 40 DAYS in The Geor-
gian are Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday.
Thursday, Friday, Saturday. Try them
ALL. The results will surprise YOU.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-07

COTTON SEED OIL.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-07

Following is the Liverpool cotton state
tember s.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-07

Also at the same time and place. The
following property, TO wit a certain
tract or parcel Of land situated lying and
being in land lot seyenty-hye 900. of the
Fourteenth GAth) district uf FULTON coun-
" Georgia and commencing at point
two hundred (200l feet east from the
northeast corner of Love and Washing
ton streets. thence due north one mum
dred and sixty G60l feet. thence in a
ortheasterly direction nifty -four '5i' feet
more or less, so as TO be distant one nun
dred and eighty GS0 feet from Love
street: thence along. north side of Love
street west fifty 800 feet, to the begin
ming point. Levied upon as the property
Of f. q Cunningham TO satisfy o. "a
issued from the city court If Atlanta, In
favor ~ Germauia savings Bank Ns said
r. a. Cunningham, z deed for the pur-
pose Of levy and sale having been exc
eufed. filed ana recorded ~ required bN
law. the tenant IN possession nntn'a
Also. at the same time and place ihe
foIIov.ing pergoral property. to-wlt. Ten
tram car trucks. four tram cars. one
steam shovel, one engine and equipment
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-07

Cotton seed oil quotations:
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-07
LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET.

Wheat closed sd to I'D lower
Corn closed unchanged to sd lower.
CHICAGO CAR LOTS.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-07
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET.

Closed steady. Sales, 1900 bag
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-05-08
KANCAROOS GET
FOUR VICTIMS
ONE DAY
Tom Taylor Has Much
Fun While In
Prescott
(From Saturdays Daily

Thomas Taylor, superintendent OF
the United Verde smelters, while IN
the city few days ago. played a
practical Joke via the county jail
kangaroo court route that has ere
atcd much amusement throughout
the city His stunt was to be taken
inside and To make an investigation
Of the bas,ilc and to- talk with the
unfortunate ones In due time he
was tried by the inmates OF that
court, and found guilty Of intruding,
Of course. with fine OF IS imposed.
This sum was forthcoming. and AZ
his own request he was placed III 4
cell and started communication with
outside friends asking for bondsmen
OH an imaginary crime hatchcd mp.
With speed that equalled their
Buick on the high gear, Barney
Smith and Al Weber were the first
to respond To the wireless ticks. and
entered the cell where Mr. Taylor
appeared morosc and was appealing
for liberation under bond With
the click OF the lock. Smith and
Weber were soon IN the throcs Of
the kangaroo court also for invading
that domicilc. without sending in
their cards. and when their cases
were adjudioatcd. each dug up" a
five spot for the inmates Of that
region who were out of small change
With an inquisitivc desire to see
what was Transporting within. Sheriff
kecler though, his duty demanded
his presence behind the bars and
Jailor Burns was accommodating
enough tn pcrmi, the boss" To 20
and mingle with the others
The third session OF the kangaroo
tribunal was convened with cxpedi-
ton. and Mr.. Taylor appeared as
counsel for the third victim. lie
made such lame defense in Sheriff
keeler's behalf. that the Judge threw
the case out Of cour, on a demurrer
and the defendant was permitted to
go under the decision that he pro
duce $50 in cash The sheriff had
only 81 aboard. and is now carried
on the debit column for fifty cent,
back pay, due. The frame wa.
due to Mr.. Taylor getting into :
trap innocently set for him. but IL
the play that followed. he desired
the bunch to appreciate the fac,
that when driven to play the gam,
to the limit he was something Of ;
comedian also.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-05-08
ASH FORK COURT
HEARS TWO CASES
(from dnssday's Daily.)

The justice court of Ash Fork
had two cases yesterday. One was
misdemcanor charge against Cab
riel Esquero, who was sent to the
county Jail for sixty days lie has
commenced to serve out the sent.
ence The other was felony charge
against John II Foley. accused of
threatening to kill Ely Pruiit 1t
seems that the two men had had
some trouble previous in which
Foley is said to have had the wors,
of the fight, and is accused of later
returning with gun and making
the threats on which he was arrested
and tried before Judge Sheiveley.
The Judge held him to await the
action of the grand jury in the sum
OF $1,000, and was sent To Prescott
in charge OF Deputy Sheriff Bart
lett After arriving here he secured
bondsmen for the amount stated.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-05-08
FORMER YAVAPA|
MAN TO HELP
PROSECUTE

PHOENIX. May J.-For the pur.
pose Of representing the Coeonino
County Cattle Growers association
in the prosecution of J. ID. Morley
and his three sons. for cattle steal
ing. Reese NJ Ling will leave for
Holbrook Saturday evening. The
Navajo county grand jury. which will
take up the Morley cases. will con
vcne Monday
1t is alleged that the Morlcys
have been systematically stealing cat
tie for several years. mostly in Coco
nino county The Cattle Growers
association claims to have discovered
$50 head of stock that they have
stolen.
When the Morlcys were arrested
a sensation was created throughout
northern Arizona. The Coconino
cattle growers employed Mr.. Ling
as a special attorney to assist the
Navajo county attorney in the prose
cution.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-05-08
ORE TEAMS BOUGHT
FOR COPPER BASIN
(From Wednesday o Dnily)

George {. Ruhncr left for Phoe.
nix this morning to purchase eigh,
head of mules. which will be placed
on the road between the CONNER
eial Mining company camp in Cop
per Basin and Skull Valley. in
freighting out ores to Douglas. hav-
ig received. it is said a contrac,
double the tonnage now being ship
ped He also purchased in this city
city yesterday five freight wagons
for this purpose.
Two four mule teams arc now
taking ore to Skull Valley, and yes
tcrday the twelfth car of IS tons
each. was loaded. The dump that
has accumulated from the strike
made in the Wine contains several
hundred tons, Of the shipping grade.
and is being added to daily This
increase was evidently decided on
as the outcome of the examinations
made las, Saturday by DR.. Douglas
George Kingdom, James s. and
Walter Douglas, and Major A. J.
Pioktell
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-05-08
MUTTON MARKET
REPORTED AS CRAZY

KANSAS CITY. April 29.--Aftcr
two weeks of fairly liberal cattle
supplies here. the run began to
tighten up today and the market
was strong to Is higher all around.
and very active. The run was $500
head today. and many far away sec
tons Of the country had to be drawn
on To augment the receipts from
nearby territory sufficiently to make
this total. Hay fed steers from
Montant were here. at 81 to $3.50,
sugar beet cattle from Western Ne
braska and Eastern Colorado at $40
to NSO, and Oil Mill steers from
Northern Texas were unloadcd in
the quarantine division. unsold at a
late hour. because of their late ar
rival. The weakness in killing cattle
the first days OF last week was com
plctely eliminated by the end OF the
week. the market having started up
ward with firm stride ON Thurs
day. S,ockers and feeders remained
IN the rut, though enough buyers
came in after Wednesday to clean
everything up pretty well by the
close of the week These buyers got
their cattle at bargain. Every
thing is ripe for some new high
prices ON finished beef steers, $87s
being a possibility for this week no,
AT all extravagant, though lack OF
class caused the figures to stop at
&3S today Best cows reach N.l5.
hcifcrs WIS, veals 81, quarantine
steers SS5. stoekers $67s. feeders
Sis.
Expansion OF lamb values blew
the roof of the market the middle
OF last week. and so far the at,rac.
ton OF gravity has not stopped the
upward flight Lambs are nearly sci
higher than two weeks ago. and 10.
day sheep joined them to the extent
oi 80 cent raise Lambs brought
s'8S today for tops, quite a number
at s97S and clipped lambs worth
SSo Fed ewes brought 81 today.
Texas muttons $6ls to 500, Texas
goats - to $3.50 for killers. s37sl
Tor the country, A bare spot ahead
explains the crazy market, Spring
lambs, 44pound, brought $3.50 to
day
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-05-08

was being forced upon her.
As soon as Judge tombstone was
apprised OF the facts in the case
he at once said that IL an attemp,
was made to complete the record he
would institute a rigid inquiry. I,
is probable, however. that the super
ior court will cancel the license and
provide for the care of the girl
In statement to his attorney
Ling said that as matter OF fact
the girl had come to him and told
him that she would be his wife. He
added that IL she did not so desire
he would drop the matter
The lawyer says il is not a matter
of law, but of ethnology. and on the
showing made to him the girl is not
a Caucasion, but a "mongoloid," and
therefore not under the ban which
forbids Mongolians and Caucasians
to intcrmarry. A mongoloid is de
fined by the Century dictionary as
one resembling the Mongols, or hav-
ing Monaghan characteristics.
The authorities are now in control
OF the case and said last night that
the ceremony would not be permit
ted; first because the girl is alleged
to be an unwilling party to the ar
rangement, and second because they
assert it can be shown that the
Young woman is within the definition
OF the term Caucasian"
The affair created no little stir in
the different departments of justice
through which II passed. but with
the intimated retirement OF Mr.. Ling
from the arena appears to have
reached a peaceable conclusion. -
Phoenix Republican.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-05-08
ROAD CONTRACT
IS NEARING COMPLETION
rrom Wednesdays Daily,


William CASTOR returns today 10
the Copper Basin highway to com
plete his contracts in bridge build
ing. One structure is ready for
traffic across Aspen creek. over four
miles distant from this city, and an
other is to be laid a quarter OF a
mile above, while the third one is
to be located about one mile fur
Their to the west These bridges are
built OF Oregon pine, sixteen feet in
width by thirty-two feet long. They
are anchored in a solid granite for
nation with inch bolts. Mr.. CASTOR
gives an excellent report OF road
building through that country, and
as far as the new grade is com
pleted is a fine avenue and is n
ereditable piece of practical road
work, which is being personally
looked after by ID. NJ. Clark, county
road superintendent Less than four
miles remains to reach the summit
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-05-08
LINE FROM KINGMAN
SOUTH IS PLANNED
Santa Fe to Build Branch That Will
Open Up Richest Undeveloped
Section of State.
From Satuvdav's Daily.)

A dispatch from Phoenix TO the
Los Angeles Examiner gives the in
formation that the Santa Fe is con
sidcring building branch line from
Kingman to Swansea. This line
would open up one OF the richest
mineral districts in the state. and
would come SO near the western
boundary OF Yavapai county that the
well known Copper Creek and Santa
Maria districts could be easily and
chcaply connected up with this line
on the Big Sandy
Another road is also planned,
which is also outlined in the dis
patch which follows
PHOENIX, May 1.-Two railroad
projects Of vast importance to the
mining industry in Western Arizona
are expected to be under way soon.
The Santa Fc is considering the CON
struc,ion OF branch from Kingman
to Swansea and company has been
formed to build an independent road
from Parker to Ehrenbcrg.
From kingman to Swansea, over
the route that has been tentatively
selected. IS about Us miles. This
route is south from Kingman to the
Big Sandy. thence to the McCracken
mine and down to Swansea through
a highly mineralized section. At
Swansea the road will connect with
the branch from the main line OF
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-05-08
OUNK|RK MINE IS
SCENE Of RICH
ORE FIND
Kidney Of Picture Rock
Cut in Roof of An
Old Slope
(From Saturdays Daily

X NJ Hanson. operating the old
Dunkirk mine on Slate Creek. ar
rived IN the city yesterday with
samples oi new gold strike that is
occasioning much favorable com
mcnt Assays made during the day
show gold and silver values OF
S,7SJ0i 10 the ton Mir Hanson III
speaking OF the discovery states that
il took place in the roof Of an old
stopc at the mouth OF the lower
tunnel, and was found in the vein
that was being opened.
IL appeared To be a kidney about
four inches wide. although the ex-
tent of the deposit was not known
and but limited development, had
been performed. lie returned to his
camp later IN the day and will care
fully develop the find He also
states that shipment Of three tons
Of concentrates was made few days
ago To III Paso. sthe yield of re
cent mill run. He feels very much
clatcd over the showing and has a
crew of three miners at work. The
mill will be started again IN a short
time on a run of the best grade of
ore ever produced lie is working
the property under lease and bond
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-05-08
CLARA AFFAIRS
SAID TO BE CLEARING
(From Thursdays Daily

K. L. Morrison, attorney for the
Clara Consolidated. left yesterday
for Los Angeles, being summoned to
that city on kilograms from Flu
ropcan hnanclers. many Of whom are
to be present at meeting in a few
days when IL is proposed to effect a
reorganization of the company, Plans
are under consideration which when
eonsummated. II is said. will result
in the liquidation OF all Indebtedness.
as well as furnish fund for the
permanent operation Of the company
holdings at Swansea.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-05-08
ORCHARD OUTLOOK
BRIGHT IN YAVAPAI
Fruit Growers Claim Ideal Weather
Conditions Assure Record Yield
For All Varieties.
(From Saturdays Daily.)

The orchard outlook in Yavapai
county this year is exceedingly
bright according to experts who
have made it their business to study
orchard possibilities in the vicinity
of Prescott
Arnold Cruickshank. probably the
best authority in the county. has
seen bu, one tree which has suffered
In this case, it was the weight of
snow. during the last storm, and
not the cold. which caused the dam
age Mr.. Cruickshank says that the
winter has been ideal. from the fruit
growers standpoint The cold. dry
weather at the beginning of the sea
son retarded the root action, hold
ing back blossoming time The
peaches lowered before the snow
and were at such a stage as not to
be harmed at all Mr.. Haskell of
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-05-08
MOUNT UNION ORE
YIELDS GOOD RETURNS
(From Wednesday, Daily

The Prescott National Bank yes
tcrday reported the receipt of a bar
OF gold bullion from the Mt Union
mine near Senator that was valued
at SZ'oJooS, the output of recent
mill run A large tonnage of con
centrates, of value not learned.
was also produced This property
has been under lease by Theurer.
kapseh and Schercr, who have made
a very ereditable showing, and which
is reviving interest in. the possibili.
ties of the old producer. The above
operators have concluded their lease.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-05-08

Jerome says that the trees IN the
Verde Valley are all in thrifty con.
drion and promise great crop.
I'd. Carson, who has purchased
the Murray orchard in Jack Rabbit
Flat. reports that his 800 trees are
in splendid condition The peach
blossoms suffered slightly three
weeks ago. but considerably more
than half matured
A. Bianconis orchard is in fine
shape and spraying will begin next
week He is hopeful OF getting the
largest crop in the history Of the
famous Granite Dells orchard. this
year
Unless later frosts nip them.
which consider unlikely" said Mr.
Cruickshank yesterday. every frui,
tree Of bearing sire in the county is
assured big crop"
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-05-08
OIL LAND POUND
ON UPPER VERDE
tFrom Thursday Dai,y)

In Joint letter written by w. A..
Jordan, president, James Page, vice
president. and ID, V. Snoweoose
genera manager OF the Jerome OIL
company. to Mr., Gilbert, stock
holder, who is in the city. the in
formation was given yesterday that
the first strata OF oil sand had been
encountered in their well at a depth
of 700 feet This company is opcr-
ating near Cottonwood. in Upper
Verde valley. and the information
given of this determination is con
sidercd the most important that has
as yet been effected. The members
OF the company on the ground feel
elated and continue drilling.
Journal Miner--High class job work
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-05-08

that the values will warran, their
effort in placing this property upon
wha, promises to be a firm hnan-
cial basis. Cyanide and other metal
lurgical tests are being prepared
with purpose OF forecas,ing the
utmost values which can be OBJ
tanned from the ores Mining men
who are familiar with the property
are confident that il has good
future il properly handled. and the
community will encourage such a
management and be vitality interested
in its success.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-05-08

the Arizona and Colorado railroad
owned by the Santa Fe.
There are hundreds of prospect,
in the country through which this
proposed branch will extend. and
also number OF proved mines. Tn,
commencement of tracklaying would
start mining activity in that section
on an unprecedented scale.
Articles Of incorporation for the
Parker and Colorado River Railroad
company have been filed with the
state auditor. This company pur.
poses to build a forty-hvc mile road
right down the Colorado from Park.
cr to Ehrenberg.
Paul Pierce OF Los Angeles is the
principal incorporation and IL is un.
derstood that he is backed by a
syndicate formed in that city. The
capital stock is 100000 and Pierce
has already subscribed for $4,000.
Application was recently made TO
the Department OF the Interior BY
Pierce for permission to make a
railroad survey across the Colorado
River Indian reservation This per.
mission was granted and the survey
will begin this week. A bill is to be
introduced in Congress asking for
right of way across the reservation
This road will penetrate a district
sadly in lack of transportation facili
ties but rich in minerals.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-05-08
CUPID LOSES BOUT
WITH ETH NOLOGY

d. Cupid. fighting at bantamweight
and wearing set OF wings, mixed
with Eth Nology in a lively bout
yesterday afternoon and Eth Nology
by reason OF superior weight. longer
reach and effective punch gained a
victory.
The bout was staged in various
parts OF town. but the decisive blow
reached Cupid's solar plexus at the
court house when complaint was
filed alleging that Teresa Morales,
aged sixteen. was about to be mar
ried to a Chinaman against the de-
sire OF the girl. This complaint was
sworn to by Humane Officer ]. w.
Canning; the girl passed under the
protecting wing Of the juvenile court
and the wedding did not come of.
It's quite story, this attempted
union OF Chinaman and a decided
y pretty girl, whose father was
white, and whose mother is said 10
be Of Spanish descent. The would
be groom's name is Fong Ling, a
young Chinese merchant of good re.
pute. and to whom no particular
blame attaches. According to the
story told by Canning. the mother
OF tie gil arranged all the details
OF the affair, and was apparently de-
sirous Of fur,hering the course of
true love by smoothing the way as
much as possible.
Yesterday Fong Ling appeared at
the office Of the clerk Of the superior
court, accompanied by the girls
mother and an attorney, who. il is
said, had told Ling that there was
no legal bar to the marriage.
The mother signed the parents
consent; the lawyer assured the dep
uty that the license might issue. and
completely bowled over any sus-
picion which might have existed by
the confident assurance that the girl
is a "mongoloid,"
The officer didn't know what a
"mongoloid" is, but it sounded good
enough to issue marriage license
on lie says that he thought it was
some kind OF "mugwunp."
With the license in possession ar
engagements were perfected to have
the ceremony performed by Justice
of the Peace c. w. tombstone. In
the meantime the bride elect disap.
peared, while presumably buying her
trosseau The case moved swiftly
then, and IL was not long before
police headquarters was called and
the information impaired by friend
OF the young woman that an attempt
was being made to marry white
girl Ia Chinaman against her will
The chief assigned the humane
officer to the case, and he took pos.
session Of the girl A little later she
was turned over to the Juvenile court
and placed under the protecting care
Of the probation officer. The girl Is
said to have made a statement to
the officers in which she is quoted
as saying that she did not want "a
marry Ling and that the marriage