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Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-10-30
FOR CATTLE SALES.
(Fsom Wednesdays Daily.)

J. v. Dickson OF Skull Valley.
while in the city yesterday stated
that without doubt the cattle in
dustry for that section of the coun-
try had reached the highwater mark
in number of steers sold to outside
the-state buyers and the price re-
ceived per head. He estimates that
since September 1. there have been
sold and delivered at least 5000 head
and in addition 1000 head more will
be loaded on cars this week by
Rudy and Coughran, which are con-
signed to the feeding grounds of the
Salt River Valley. With an occas-
ional shipment later Of q small num-
Der. the fall season will come to an
end. Speaking OF the lively market
that has prevailed in that section,
Mr.. Dickson Is OF the belief that
the splendid condition Of the cat,
tie is one OF the principal induce
ments to bring the buyer into that
field. which follows from one OF the
best range seasons known in many
years. With winter SHOWS and early
spring rains the future of the cattle
man Is assured. Practically all mar
ketablc animals have been rounded
up. and the number gathered in
surprise TO all stockmen.
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ARIZONA STATE NEWS CONDENSED FOR
THE BENEFIT Of J0URNAl-M|NER READERS

ucd his speech. aud therefore ended
il.
Mancillas said that although il
was true that he had just finished
addressing some 1000 people at the
city hall plaza in Phoenix when the
attack was made on the police Off
GERS. he said the assaiiants had been
congregated at a saloon and not AT
his meeting. lie denied ever coun-
selling violence.
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(From Saturdays Daily)
PHOENIX.

Dtspitt any IunloIS tO tue COU-
trary. Hugh Campbell. of the fair
commission. announced last evening
that the road from Prescott to
Phoenix was never in better shape
for automobile travel, and he freely
predicts that some records will be
made in the automobile run planned
from the Mile High city to Phoenix.
Mr.. Campbell came down from Je-
rome a day or two ago in an auto
mobile. making the run of about 100
miles in just ten hours. No effort
was made at speed and nothing was
encountered along the way to mar
the evenncss and pleasantness Of the
trip.
Five cars have already arrived in
Phoenix from Flagstaff. having made
the entire distance without serious
mishap and none which can be at
tributed TO any bad condition of the
road Mr.. II. c. Lockett was among
the first to arrive here. Mr.. Camp
bell is anxious that everybody, espe-
cially those living in Prescott or be
yond that city to the north. shall
know that the roads are in excel
lent condition.
Hon. James r. Henderson. of Bis
bee. who is here to remain until at
ter the fair. said yesterday that he
knew of at least fourteen cars which
will be run to Phoenix from his
town. and he stated that it is likely
that from twelve to fourteen cars
will also come up from Douglas
Besides those which will come from
the south side and from Florence
Il is now announced that upwards Of
twelve to fifteen cars will make the
run from Globe to this city.
Commissioner Campbell, Chief Of
Police Moore and Wayiand Wood
yesterday revised the rules which
had been formulated for the hand.
ling OF the automobiles running
from the business district to the
fair grounds during the fair. Instead
Of sending them out West Adams
street and along Nineteenth avenue
II has been decided to designate
North Central avenue and the Nc
Dowell road as the route going and
returning This will remove the
danger which would have been i'm
minent at Seventh avenue and West
Adams of collisions with horse
drawn vehicles. Grand avenue will
be devoted exclusively TO horse
drawn vehicle traffic. A portion OF
the fair grounds fence has been set
back in order to give automobiles
more room in turning in the Nc
Dowell road at the fair grounds.
Want Big Bond Issue.
For the purpose OF extending It's
lines. perfeeting its equipment. en-.
larging its facilities and to acquire
additional property for its use. the
Arizona Eastern Railroad Company
yesterday made application to the
corporation commission for permits
sion 10 mortgage the property a,
present owned by the company In
Arizona to raise 100000 and to issue
mortgage bonds for that amount.
The application was signed by
Epes Randolph. president Of the
company. In the application, how.
ever, It was not stated what extern
sions will be made. neither was Il
AID iasl s.zkak seaasisiai..s.. L. IL
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shape OF property will be obtained.
but the statement was made in the
application that these matters and
things will be brought out TO the
satisfaction OF the commission upon
the hearing Of the case.
The bond issue is the largest that
has ever been made in Arizona upon
the property Of any one railroad sys-
TEN and will net the state in fees
5000. the statute providing that fee
of 81 shall be paid for every $1,000
worth of bonds Issued
The hearing is set for Tuesday
next at 10 o'clock in the morning.
May Back Out.
Phoenix had better not try to en-.
terrain the national irrigation con-
gress unless she can do it we'll"
That is the advice Of y. a. Fowler
to the committee of twenty ycster-
day. and by the subsequent action OF
the body. the sense OF the meeting
as we'll. at will not do for Phoenix
to risk losing the excellent reputa-
ton for hospitality that has been
accorded the city. even for the bene-
fits that will come with a session Of
the irrigation congress. There are
two main objects to the matter: The
large expense entaiied and the lack
Of proper hall and hotel facilities
to take care of the mob of visitors
that always follow the congress"
Fix Phone Rates.
For the purpose Of giving the
Mountain States Telephone company
an opportunity to promptly consoii-
date the plants OF the old Overland
and Arizona Telephone and Tele-
graph companies in Phoenix, Mesa
and Tempe. the corporation commits
sion has issued an order fixing and
approving the rates which the tele-
phone company is to charge. The
commission makes it plain that this
order is but temporary one to at
ford the telephone company an OPP
portunity to ascertain its costs. cx-
penses and revenue and to file state
ment of its investment after the
work Of consolidating the plants has
been accomplished, and all OF the
duplicate plant and unless equip
ment has been displaced.
The order OF the commits sion also
provides that at the end OF a year
and upon the furnishing OF the in
formation upon which rates can be
based that hearing may be had in
each town affected and the rates
will be revised in accordance with
the showing made.
That the commission is determined
that no patron shalt be ovcrcharged
even during the period that the rates
authorized are in effect. is shown
by the fact that included in the or
der is a provision, that il any rate
is found to be exorbitant the com
pany shall rebate the amount over
charged to the subscriber.
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GLOBE.
Globe Girl 10 Queen.

Miss Louise Thompson Of Globe
is queen Of Arizona. Az the final
count of the state association at
Phoenix yesterday it was found that
she had distanced the other contes-
tants. A telegram was received by
her yesterday morning announcing
her election. Che will 20 to Phoe
nix via auto Sunday morning ready
to make her throne at the Phoncix
Fair. Her mother will accompany
her.
Miss Thompson is every inch a
queen. She is tall. slender and
graceful in build and her features are
we'll moulded. She possesses
magnetic personality and by nature
is pleasant and kindly. One coming
in contact with her receives the i'm
preston Of refined and whole.
some out door girl with a big heart.
RECORD MARK
FOR CATTLE SALES.
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Fisher Meets Water Users.

Every matter OF substantial inter
est will be submitted by the reela.
nation service to the Water Users;
cooperation of the service and the
people in the solution OF all the diff
fculties that have arisen in connec.
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TUCSON.
Forger Captured.

A Papago Indian. known variously
as Jose Justo and Jose Bonam was
arrested Tuesday by Sheriff John
Nelson on charge OF forgery Of
checks. The name signed TO the
checks in question is that OF w. r.
Coberly Of the board of supervisors.
The authorities have been looking
for Jose for some time Recently a
check turned up. dated October J
for $50 II had been cashed by Gin
Hing, a Chnaman. Cobcrly declared
II forgery. Another check dated
October ~ for $52 was cashed by
Mosen Bros.
New Varsity Manager.
{. r. Stewart OF Colorado Springs
has been appointed business manager
of the University OF Arizona to
succeed c. A. Donnelly. resigned
Stewart has been business manager
OF the schools of Colorado Spring:
and an instructor in'the business de-
partment OF the high school.
DonneIly went to Denver to be
come superintendent Of the stat,
school for dependent children. Stew
art has assumed his new duties.
Lid Put On Speech.
Declaring, it is alleged. that tn,
speakers utterances had melted tn,
Mexicans who stabbed three polio,
officers in Phoenix on Sept. rs. on,
being Chief Of Police Moore, Pa
trolman J. Comacho halted a speech
by Julio Manchillas Tuesday, nigh
at the corner OF Church and Con
gress streets.
Mancllas is a Mexican Socialis,
who asserts he has been aligned will
Socialism for IA years and has cam
paigned with +. V. Debs. Sociaiis
candidate for president.
Mancillas stated that while he wa
guiltless of the accusations ailegec
to have been made by the policem mai
he feared excitement and possibi,
violence might follow IL he contin
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and will take all of the Bisbee Cigar
company employees with him.
Bisbee can i'll afford 10 lose Mr..
Kinney and his cigar company. Kin
ney has always been found in the
lead OF municipal progressive move
ments and in business he is Give
wire"
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few days. and will continue cam
paigning until the election is held.
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tFron FRIDAY Daily
PHOENIX.
New Investment Company.

investment III InOcOk anu tHt cdil
River valley. group on capitalists
from Rocky Ford. Colo. have as
ISOLATED themselves with well known
Salt River valley men. organizing a
company TO he known as the "Ari
IONA Investment, and Land Com
pany." Articles Of incorporation
were filed yesterday. The corporation
consists Of c. NJ Cofman. n. ID.
Carwood aud John w Young, Of
Rocky Ford; Der, Winger Of Mesa
G. u. Mcssncr and c. II. BARNARD
of Phoenix. The capital stock OF the
corporation is placed at $4,000.
Nr. Mcssncr. who is well known
in Phoenix real estate circles. is
president Mr. Bernhard. who for
years has been connected with the
reclamation service. and in that way
has gained a mos, intimate knowl-
edge Of individual ranch holdings
and water conditions in the valley.
has been named as treasurer. Mr..
Young is secretary. Mr.. Garwood.
assistant secretary. and Mr.. Coffman.
vice-president
Offics will be maintained III Mesa
as well as in Phoenix Mr.. Winger
is an old timer. having lived in Mesa
for many years.
Auto Carnival
With promise of 400 automobiles
in the line of the parade. 400 OF
which will he decorated, the First
Annual Automobile Carnival which
is scheduled for Wednesday OF fair
week. promises to be one Of the
features OF the entire state fair.
The big automobile display will be
divided into three classes, the best
of each Of which will get grand
prizes. There will also he prizes
for the most original decoration, the
most beautiful. and the funniest
Runaway Wife Brought Back.
4 white woman whose name is
withheld was brought back from
Yuma yesterday by Deputy Sheriff
Charles Cox along with Barcelo
Garcia an cx-convict with whom she
ran away about a month ago. The
woman took with her two OF her
children. little girl Of eight and
another Of four. She left behind a
son aged twenty who met her at the
shcriff's Office and seemed as glad
10 see her as il she had returned
from a pleasant journey The hus-
band called later but he threw out
no sign OF a reconciliation. On the
contrary he indicated that there
would be fight for the two chill
drcn. The case will come before the
juvenile court The son took the
woman To hotel. The Mexican
was locked up
Merging Phone Systems.
These are busy days in and about
the Offices Of the Mountain States
Telephone and Telegraph Company
with extensive preparations being
made for the final consolidating OF
the two telephone systems in all the
towns of the valley Engineer Nc.
Gov has been busy with a force Of
men .preparinv mans for the outside
work necessary to provide ADEQUATE
facilities for the enlarged plant The
old quarters Of the Overland Com.
many. on Adams street, have been
torn I'm. and extensive alterations are
in progress 10 make room for the
new eoui,ment and yrov;de room for
the Office force Jus, what actual
amount Of new cable and mole lines
will he reouired the engineers have
bec, unable IN ascertain oe,di,g
canvass ~ the exchange nader The
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a few days. and will continue cam
paigning until the election is held.
Trouble Ahead.
-Four years from now when Joe
Maggiora, the white SLAYER" lust
convicted at Phoenix and sentenced
to the federal prison at Atlanta.
Georgia. leaves the prison door ne
will be arrested and deported from
the United States" said A. +. Bur.
nett, chief immigration inspector of
the Tucson Office, on his arrival here
after the trial in the federal court at
Phoenix.
THE immigration bureau will not
cease its efforts in stamping out the
last remnants of this most despicable
of crimes and il will follow up the
violators Of the insterstate traffic
laws bitterly and. as in this case, il
will wait at the Jail doors and IL pos
sible get the man or woman out of
the country. The worst of the white
slave traffic has been stopped" con
tinued the inspector. but the depart
ment does not intend to relax its
efforts in the least"
Go to Phoenix.
Saturday morning by auto and
by train members of the Tucson
Gun club will leave the city for
Phoenix TO be on hand for the an
nual shoot Of the Arizona Sports
men association. which will be held
during the first 4 days OF the state
fair. The local marksmen will hold
a practice shoot in Phoenix Sunday
to determine who shall represent
this city at the shoot Those of the
Gun Club that have already signifed
their intention of attending the shoot
are: DR.. c. A. Schrader. Charles
Weber. w. A. Julian, w. II. Thomp-
son and d. c. Williamson. Several
other members will take part in the
shoot but they have not notified the
secretary as yet. Q
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TUCSON.
New Buildings For University.

Plans for rearranging certain por-
tions OF the grounds on the univer-
sity campus so as to provide for the
erection Of new buildings when ap-
preparations may become available,
were discussed at meeting of the
University OF Arizona faculty Wed
nesday night. II was considered
likely that funds may be available
for building at least a new shop
building next year.
As a result OF Wednesday nights
meeting 1t is planned to build an
ampitheatre near the football field,
and to reverse the athletic grounds
so that they will lie east and west
instead OF north and south as at
present.
Senator Smith Sick.
Senator Mark Smith, who with
Congressman Hayden and Wiley
Jones, has just completed a cam
paign tour OF Cochise county. where
they addressed large and enthusias-
tic audiences at every meeting held,
has returned to his home here, and
is in bed with a cold and fever. the
result Of the heavy work. He in
tended going to Phoenix. where he
would meet Walter Fisher. secretary
OF the interior. but he was advised to
remain here until he felt better.
Senator Smith expects to be out In
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BISBEE.
Want Sole Revenue District.

Petitions are being circulated all
over Arizona for asking President
Taft to create new internal rev.
enue district of Arizona. The petit
tons are being numerousiy signed
and great pressure will be brought
to bear on President Taft to re-
arrange the revenue districts, making
a separate district out of the new
state of Arizona.
The prerequisite for the formation
OF new district is that the revenue
from the territory included in the
proposed district must be at least
100000 and il Is claimed by those
who are in position TO know that
Arizona is able to qualify in that re-
spect Arizona and New Mexico at
present compromise revenue dis
trict and the revenue from the dis
trict Is said to be approximately
100000. New Mexico. II is said,
furnishes n little over 10000 of this
amount and Arizona the remainder.
Under this arrangement the head
quarters OF the revenue service OF
the district is at Santa Fe. N. NJ,
and the officials Of the district, num-
bering about thirty-6ve. are New
Mexieans.
Ii is claimed that this arrangement
is unfair to Arizona aud 1t Is pro-
posed TO give Arizona its due. One
proposition is to give northern Cali.
fornia to the Oregon district. and
Southern California to Arizona and
throw New Mexico into the Colo
roda district
Moves to Phoenix.
The Bisbee Cigar Manufacturing
company. operating a plant on Up
per Main street, will move to Phoe.
nix within the next ten days. The
transfer will be under that name
but the name thereafter will be
known as the Arizona Cooperative
Cigar manufacturing company.
]. W. Kinney will retain a large
interest in the new and enlarged
concern. he and Sam Easterling oil
Phoenix owning fifty-one percent oil
the stock Easterling Is one Of the
best known business men Of the
state capital
The cigar factory will be located
in the heart OF the business section
OF Phoenix, two blocks away from
the center Of the town, long time
lease having been obtained on a
large building. Mr.. Kinney will
move TO Phoenix with his family,
already having secured a residence,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-05
COMING EVENTS.

April S-Private dance and recep-
ton, Lehigh A. c. Club rooms.
April S-Dance, ST. Patrick's ALL
ance, Auditorium.
April ILLUSTRATED lecture, Prof.
Shepherd, Baptist church.
April Chicken Patty Supper
for Benefit Of Home for the Aged,
Moose hall.
April 10-Ball. Combined Camps
of Woodmen of the World, Washing
ton hall.
April 16-social, Star of Grace
Lodge, Shepherds of Bethlehem.
Moose hall.
April 18-Entertainment for Ben
eft of Day Nursery, auspices of
Civics Department of the Woman's
Club, Bijou theatre.
April 1S-Entertainment for Ben
eft of Day Nursery. auspices of
Civics Department of the Woman's
Club. Auditorium.
April 19-Barn dance, Triton Bun
galow Club, Goodwill hall.
April 23-Lecture, DR.. Mcguire,
Baptist church.
April 26-Rutgers College Glee
Club. benefit of Y. NJ. C. A, Audi
forum.
May 10-Lecture. DR.. s. A. Per-
rine, Baptist church, Under the
Roof of the World"
May 15-Luncheon, Ladies' Aid
Society, First Baptist chapel.
July 16-Excursion of Baptist
Sunday school Cup the Hudson
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-05
OUR JUVENILE CRIMINALS.

The bold attempt on the part Of
two young men to hold up a woman
on State street near Gordon, We'd
nesday night at 1880 o'clock, again
calls attention to the number of
crimes in this city committed by
boys. This is a matter not only for
s~toolice attention, but it should con
ho,ern every citizen as to what shall
ls done to remedy such a condition
i5Ines,ffairs. 1t is too late to attempt
Fratye these boys after they are in
week clutches of the law. Their
Miss then have already been com
New ed and the best that can be done
S to punish them in a manner that
viii, If possible, bring about a re-
form. It is TO be regretted, how
that our present sSystem OF
PUNISHMENT doe. not accomplish
this, but in many Instances only
leads the youth from bad to worse
This is more particularly true o.
those Who are sent to The jails anC
prisona rather than those sent tt
state homes and reformatories
where there is some attempt made
to lead them into better ways of liv
Ing.
There is evidently something rad
ically wrong in this city when s,
many of the boys and young mel
become thieves and h~ighwaymen
! There are those who believe tina
moving picture scenes depicting sue
Ecrimes have a great deal to do wit
influencing the young minds. In a
effort to remedy this fault the Won
ans Club has already taken up tn
matter of moving pictures and pos
ters and the city officials have take
steps to eliminate the Objectionable
ones. This is a commendable wor
and we believe will do much towar
saving the coming generation.
The playground, too, is anothe
movement thai Is bound TO have II
effect toward eliminating Juvenil
crime. for the boys who are foun
learning manliness on the pla,
ground will not be receiving instrut
! tions in lawIessness In the saloon
and on the street corners. Reachin
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-05
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL,

TRAINS LEAVE PERTH AMBOY..
For New York. Newark and Eliza
beth 6:2S, 3:12, x7:3S, 1855, xS:24
$40. S:42, 1906, 11:1S a. m; 1907
1898. 2:47, 8:14. 4:40, sos, 500, STA
9:49 p M; Sundays, s:S2 a. M; I:23
sos, 8:52. 9:27 p. N.
Bound Brook. 7:12, 7:55, $50, s:42
1906. 11:15 a. m; 1898, 3:14, sos, $40
p. m; Sundays. S:32 a. M; 1923. sos
6:52, 9:27 p. m. rar.s-es
os eS5 HS2s e95 eio S4 W. ,. FER
m; 2:05 5;2S. 6:03, 8:34. $3.50. 1851
night; Sundays, 1850. 9:S7 a. M: Asst.
9:26 p. m.
12,O2. 2.2i, $40, sos, 6:2i D. m, Sundays
11:05 a. M; Asst, 9:t6 p. M
Knew York only. T.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-05
FRIDAY, r 5, 1912.
PERTH AMBOY
Population, 80, 1871.

Z Population, 32,131.
I % miles from New York.
{ on staten island Sound, at the
5 mouth of the Raritan river ana at
I the head Of Raritau Bay.
: ocean steamers a dock in from
s 35 to 40 feet of water.
{ Channel 81 feet deep at low va
: ter leading up the bay from Sandy
! Daily steamer service to New
: York.
: Central Railroad Of New Jersey
5 Lehigh Valley and the Staten Island
! Rapid Transit. Branches running In
: all directions. affording almost an
I unlimited number Of excellent rae
I tory sites.
Has two telegraph and two tele-
Z phone companies.
} Electric light and gas companies.
) Two daily newspapers.
Z Federal postofhce building.
Public Library.
! Nine grammar schools and me
I high school, which Is on the APP
5 proved list of all the elading unit
I versities in the country, four paro-
5 chial schools and a business col
! lcge.
, Churches of all denominations.
: city Hospital.
I Municipal water works.
Prominent center for trolleys to
I all parts OF the state.
ltlcneSt clay deposits In the Couh-
try in the immediate vicinity.
; Splendid theatrical advantages.
Some Of the leading industries are
t-American Smelling e Refining
; Gompany's smelteri Raritan Copper
s Works smelter; Barber Asphalt
I Works; United Lead Works; United
{ States Cartridge CO.. ArchitectuTai
Tile & FaienCe Co; G.. Pardee steel
I and Tile Works; Atlantic Terra Cot
! ia Co; Federal Terra Gotta CO.; New
Z Jersey Terra Gotta Co.; three plants
5 of tho National Ffreproofng Conn
) pany and other similar indnst Triies
s annie Works; Chesbrough Vaseline
) Works. Marcy stove Works; tW9
{ shipyards and marine railways,
I Standard Underground Gable Com
5 pany, Roessler & HasslaCher Chem
I zeal Works; emery mills, coke and
s cigar factories: cement stone works:
! coal shipping piers; handkerchief
: factory, cement works; achine
Stops and iron fouudries
I Tor further particulars address:
! Albert Leon. secretary of -
) Board of Trade.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-05

the still younger children we have
the Day Nursery which the Woman's
Club is about TO open, where the
little tots will receive a training
from babyhood which is bound to
steer them in the right paths. All
these things have a direct bearing
on the moral and social life of our
city and every person who desires to
e Perth Amboy improve in this
particular should lend assistance to
the noble work being done by the
Woman's Club. It is to be regretted
that there are not still other organ
izations in the city working along
civic lines that will help.