Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-10-16

PHOENIX.
Referendum Pamphlets.

Secretary Of State Osborn has re-
,,,,ed from the printer the supple
m,ni pamphlets containing all the
m,a.ufcs ordered submitted to the
,,ople by petition which are TO be
oheed upon the official ballot at the
,l,c,ion to be held on November s
The booklet contains 70 pages with
met the following measures without
,,gument: The miners lien law; the
b,ll regulating the number OF men ia
h, employed on trains and engines;
N, bin regulating headlights on 10.
,omoiivcs. the hill providing for Ger.
tain qualifications for conductors
and engineers engaged in running
freight 81 passenger trains; the ACT
limiting the number Of cars in a
rain. the three cent fare law; the
semi monthly payday bill; and the
6sh and game law.
Doyle Grateful.
"On my return from my most en-
ioyabl, trip TO the Roosevelt dam,
ind near my desk the big picture
Of that structure, the gift Of the
Phoenix board OF trade. The spiri,
,ha, prompted that gift and the ex-
p,,.sion contained in the letter are
reeiprocatcd to the utmost by every
member 81 the club.
The narrow margin OF time be
,ven my arrival from the dam and
departure for home prevented me
IRON personally expressing my
thanks Tor the attention shown me
on the trip to Roosevelt and con
ytying to you some Of the appre'
cia,vc words heard from your
distinguished guests. The citizens
Of Phoenix may well feel proud ol
the masierful manner in which the
situation at Roosevelt was handled
by Messrs. Welch. Conway. Mar
shall and others"
The above is the letter from
President J. II. Doyle Of the Yava'
PAL club Of Prescott. A few day.
ago the board Of trade sent enlarg'
ed copies Of fine photo OF the
dam to the Yavapai and Old Pueblo
clubs, Secretary Rider Of the lat
ter replied for the president. DR.
Rodgers in much the same words a'
Mr. Doyle.
Send Prisoners Here.
The third daily report of the Unit
ed States grand jury Wednesda,
contained twcnty-cight inducements
Eleven were cases OF defendants
charged with selling liquor to In
dams There were several SNUG
Cling cases Of little importance. Five
were indicted for violating the white
slave law. They were Jose Mag
gore, two counts; Eduardo Urias
Guillermo Figueroa and Riehardo
Torres A bill was found against
Jose Villa charging him with hay
ing counterfeit dies in his possess
ION
The cases oi two Cinnamon, Wons
Wing and Tang Nom Ark. appeal
ing from commissioners orders Of
deportation were heard and the or
dtrs 81 The commission were sus'
tanned.
Eleven defendants who had plead
ed guilty the day before TO selling
liquor 10 Indians were sentenced u
terms Of SIXTY days in county jai''
and 20 The payment in each case o.
fine Of 500.
In order 30 relieve the conges'
lion in the local jail eight OF thu
tonyiets were sent to Yavapai oonn'
~ and one to ella. The other two
were left here. These prisoners are
worth hfty-tirse cents a day each
TO the county which receives them
or rather. they are worth that much
a day to this county which has
eon,rae, for feeding its prisoners
at twenty-five cents day while u
receives seven,y-hve oemts day
i'om the government.
Electric Road to hsrh Ore.
II Is possible that an electric line
will be built from Phoenix 20 Ne"
River station, which Is located ~
the foothills OF the Bradshaw n'oun'
'alns, across the desert TO north
on the old stage road leading from
Phoenix to Prescott about 80 miles
nom this city. The new copper
INNING camp. at the mouth OF Black
canyon creek, where the Kay ana
harris Copper companies are devel-
op'ng property. is attracting eonsid'
"able attention lately. due to the
amount Of ore the companies have
put IN sight, demonstrating that