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Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-04-10
SUPERIOR COURT
(From Wednesday, Daily.)

In the superior court yesterday
Judge Smith disposed of vast
amount OF legal business, which has
called for commentator by attor-
ncys and li,igants for the expediti-
Gus manner in which judicial matters
are being considered The trans
actions disposed of were the fol
lowing:
In the case OF the Arizona Power
company VS.. the United Verde Ex-
tension Mining company. judgment
for plaintiff was entered in the sum
of $500 for electrical power fur
nishcd by plaintiff
sIn the case Of Lucy Robinson VS.
BENJAMIN ID Robinson. a decree Of
divorce was granted plaintiff on the
grounds OF desertion and non-sup-
port The parties TO this issue re-
side at Jerome.
In the case of John Harris VS..
Antelope Gold Mining company. by
agreement Of counsel, plaintiff was
granted judgment for over $1,000 for
services as waichmam
In the case of Charles II. Hooker
VS. Smith and Humbert. plaintiff
was given judgmen, for $500 on a
promissory note.
The following cases were ordered
dismissed: Coronado Gold Mining
company VS. Jose Martinez; c. r
Wingheld VS. George w. Madole
Joseph Corninoi VS.. Waifrid Holm;
The Biles-Loekhart Clothing com
pany VS. James Lewis.
The case Of Amelia Williams VS.
James 10y was placed cn the calen-
dar. and plaintiff gave notice OF I
demand for trial by jury. The issu,
involves attorneys fees and tn,
ownership of certain livestock
In the case Of Lulu Augustine Va
Phillip Augustine, a divorce pro
eeeding. trial was set for April II
| In the case of Homer r Wood
administrator Of the estate OF Jo'
Mayer. deceased, VS.. John r MartI,
two cases Of the same title. demur
rers were argued and the cases sub
mit,ed on briefs Involved in thi
action is an account Of $500
In the case of the Sayer Col
Mining company VS.. ID. J. Sayer. Al
action To quiet title. briefs wer
. filed with the court.
, A petition was filed for hcarin
letters of administration on the Is
tate OF Eleonore King, decease,
and April IS set a. the date. TIL
same ruling was made in the esta,
OF Charles Shackclford. deceased
4 The following cases were ordere
J dismissed: The Arizona Pows
company VS.. ] A. Trcnberth; Fran
E Wagner vs.. Fred Venator; The Basl
b ford Burmister company vs.. Brool
c lyn- Arizona Mining company J. :
I Mulrcin vs. Brooklyn Arizona Mn
l. ing company
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-04-10

No. 4, thence N. 10 deg. 81 min. T.,
400 fee, to Cor. No. !, the place Of
beginning. containing 1904 acres.
Notices Of location being of record
in Book 70 of Mines at pages 24o.
248 and 247 respectively, records Of
Yavapai County, Arizona. Adjoin-
ing claims On the East by Sur
Vey 1854, Lightning Bug, Oracle No.
2 and Copper Queen. On the
South by Sur 1854 Fraction, and
Sur. 2548 Fraction No. 2 Lode, and
joins Cor. No. of Copper Ruin,
Sur. 1904. On the West and North
by y. S Land
FRANK II. PARKER,
Register.
First Publication, March IS. 1912.
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(Seriai No. oi6e03.)
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
UNITED STATES PATENT.
SURVEY NO.

u. 6. Land Office, Phoenix, Ari.
zona. Feb. 70. iol2-Notics ~ here.
BY gwen in pursuance 81 Act 81
Congress approved May itHh. 1872,
LOUIS Goldman, whose post Office
address Is Prescott. Arizona, claim
ing approx. J.SdSS linear feet Of the
Golden Star. Gay Eagle, Pride OF
Yavapai, vein. lode or mineral de
post bearing copper gold and sil.
yer. with surface ground approx.
situate IN the Aqua FRA Mining
District. Yavapai County. Arizona,
has made application for patent for
said mining claim which Is more
fully described by the official plat
and by the field notes on file ~ the
office 81 the Register 81 the Phoe.
mis- Land District, Arizona. ~ fol.
lows. to.wit Golden Star Re-
ginning AZ Cor No I. whence z
Cor on 8 line 81 Sec ". r ~ ".
lR 2 r.. hrs 8. ~ deg ~ min T.
$50 feet. ibsuce y ~ deg ~ min
w. 1Ss feet 90 Cor No 2 ,htnc,
~ 10 deg 81 min. Z 60 feet z
Cor No ;. thence & II deg q
min T.. s66H0 feet 90 Cor No 4
theme. s "a deg 81 min. W. az
feet 80 Cor No !. the place ~ be
ginning. containing n oJo acres. lss'
coniiici With sur 1854 Coppei
I Queen Lode 90 acres Sur ~
Fraction 3lo acres Sur 2.s4'
1 Fraction No Lode, Dds a,rts
I Gay Eagle Beginning ~ Cor No
H. whence q Cor on The s line 81
Sec ~. r ~ y, r 2 r. hrs 8
n deg ~ min T., W7 - feet, theme
" ~ deg ~ min W. 100 feet q
Cor No. 2. thence y 10 deg v
min f.. 40 feet 90 Cor No =
thence s 20 deg o. min y. go
( feet 90 Cor No 4 thence s u
Deg ~ min w. go ieet 60 Cor
/ No I. the place Of beginning con
tanning ~ 500 acres Pride ~ Naya
PAL. Beginning Al Cor No. l
whence "a cor. on the s line ~ Sec
81. r. ~ N. X. Y, hrs s n deg
90 min. r.. o77s4 feet. thence n
~ deg % min. w 800 feet 20 Cor
No. 2. thence s. 10 deg 81 min w
NO feet 10 Cor No. :, thence y u
deg II min. y, 1901 ~ feet TO Coz
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-04-10

left yesterday for St Louis, where
he will reside.
From the Range.
John A. Creole. the well known
cattleman OF Mohave county, is in
the city for a few days on business,
arriving from blackberry Fat cattle
and plenty OF feed is the report he
gives OF that country.
On Mining Business.
A. +. Conner, a mining man OF
MoCabe, was in the city yesterday
on business, and states that there is
general rcviving of mines in tina,
section. and the outlook encourag-
ing for a thrifty year Of develop.
ment.
Leaves for Coast.
| Joe Reese. mining operator, who
is reported to- have closed the deal
for the purchase of the Nellis and
Cleator mines near Turkey. left foi
Los Angeles Thursday TO consult
with associates He will return IL
a few weeks.
Returns From Coast.
George A. Carter returned yes
terday from an extended bushes.
trip to Los Angeles. and leaves to
day for his range interests in vii
hanson valley. He is aecompanie,
by Harry Newman, manager o
the Standard Oil company of South
ern California, the latter coming OF
a trip OF recreation for few week.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-04-10
MILE HIGH CITY
GOOD ENOUGH FOR LADY
From Friday, Danvi

Mrs. Cook. Of Topeka. kas.. after
few days sojourn in the city, look
ing for desirable place ia which "a
reside during the coming summer,
returned home yesterday. and es'
pressed herself as better pleased
with Prescott than any other city In
the state. after visiting all sections
With her husband she viii return
later She is the daughter OF Judge
Dorster. Of Kansas, one OF the rec
oRnized leaders Of the legal profes
sion IN that state.
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AUTOMOBILE TRIP
OVER ROUGH ROADS

Many interesting automobile jour
neys have been made TO this city by
various globe trotters, but the com
ing OF the Horned Toad car Sunday
worthy, from the fact that the ma
chine is the ordinary little Ford
Of the touring type and had sub
mit,ed To many hard knocks, but
proved equal to the task. b. l..
Graves, of Los Angeles. with his
mechanician. w NJ Pratt. is con
Quoting trip in the interest OF the
good roads movement, by making
practical observations Of the routes
running cas-, and west through the
state and is looking after the bust
ness OF his firm as well Yesterday
he gave an interesting review OF tho
trip from Los Angeles to Prescott.
In less than two weeks they had
covered nearly 1000 miles. their i,in-
erary taking in San Diego, II
Centre, Mexico. Yuma. Phoenix
Tucson, Nogales, Douglas, Globe
Roosevelt, returning to Phoenix
From the latter city they came d.
rect TO Prescott. and relate many
incidents of the journey under fav
orable and adverse conditions.
While attempting to cross the Gill;
river at San Carlos, the stream hat
swollen To such depth that Their
only recourse was To travel on thu
railroad, which proved the staying
qualities OF the machine, the rout'
over the ties covering distance o
TOUR miles. This was negotiated
however. and the machine Will
Jared up. withstood the hard irip
ON the summit OF the range nea
Government Springs. the car wen
into foot OF snow. and after con
siderable manouevering IL wade
through Messrs. Graves and Pra,
VIII rflufU w l-bH sNHk'NN va 80
, Fork, Kingman and the Needle'
! leaving today.
, They are equipped with utilities Z
meet any emergency. A Primus o
I stove is ready for cooking, a sil
: tent 10 sleep under. provisions ia
p week, sleeping bags. guns an
ammunition. picks and shoveis,
short miscellaneous combina'io
II goods and wares TO III any d.
mand for personal comfort or cor
r yenience.
Z Mr. Pratt, Sunday experienced u
novelty for the first time III his u
Of being in the snow, and aecor'
: ing 10 the statement made by NJ
\ Graves, the latter had strenuo'
few hours in keeping the wheels {
the grade and at the same tin
e holding down his companion in Il
5, seat 10 prevent a stampede.
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WILLOW PLACERs
WELDING GOOD RETURNS
trrom Thursdays Daily)

Felix Howard was in the city yes
terday from Upper Willow creek.
and brought in three and one-half
ounces Of fine placer gold, which was
rocked out during the past month.
The gold has value of about SIC
TO the ounce. lie states that water
is abundant. and new ground to be
worked will probably yield better
than the old channels which were
formerly mined. He states that three
other miners are similarly engaged
and making good wages.
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(From Fridays Dsily.)

Ne'uIns nome.
Judge +. w. Wells arrived from
Phoenix yesterday after business
TRIP Of several days.
On Mining Business.
Alfred DeKuhn. operating mines
on Cherry Greek, was in the city
Yesterday on business.
Junction Sojourners.
Pete Diskin and Tim Kirwin are
m the city from Jerome Junction
tor few days visiting with friends
Ash Fork Visitor.
William Grounlund, the business
man Of Ash Fork, is in the city for
few days and will return north
today
Commercial Visitor.
K, Schumacher. representing si
Louis dry goods house, was IN the
city yesterday on his regular busi
ness trip to the various firms.
Visiting Merchant.
w. H. Auchauer, merchant o.
Mayer, was in the city yesterday OF
business matters, and reports tina
community as enjoying prosperity
From Smelter Town.
A. N. Multer. with the Con
solldated smelters at Humboldt, wa
an arrival in the city yesterday OF
business and is at the St. Michael
Copper City Visitors.
II. ID. King. r. +. Radiey and n
WyckoH. we'll known residents O
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Dear Old Dad.

Small Billy Cat seashore)--Can
| have a ride ON a donkey
Mother-No darling. Father say
not
Small Biily--Why can't ! have q
ride on a donkey. mother
Mother TO father)--Oh. for good
ness sake. David, give him ride
on your back TO keep him quiet. -
Pathfinder.
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city News
....In Brief

.nrs.haEnnHAHxK1Hh1I

lFrom Thursdays Daily.)
business Trip
& G. Spencer, the we'll known
,..,J,p, Of Dewey, was in the city
,,erdav on business matters.
Visiting Attorney.
hdg, William G. Blakely, of
y,rgpau. is in the city on legal
l,r,. 10 remain for few days.
Legal Mission.
Attorney J. +. Russell left ycster-
IL, lot Ash Fork and Williams on
i,eal business for the rest Of the
week
From the Mines
& J. McNul,y is in the city from
h,s mining camp on Copper Creek.
near the Climax mine, on business
matter, for few days.
Business Trip.
Mrs ]. Paul, the popular hostess
NJ the Jerome Junction hotel, is in
N, city on her regular business trip
and visiting with her many friends.
Return Home.
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Jones, OF
Thompson valley, returned home
Yesterday after a few days visit
with relatives and friends in the
city
From the Range.
NJ r Lacey was in the city yes
,,rday from his cattle range in Has
,ayampa district and says the live
stock situation could not possibly
be better.
Joins Husband.
Mrs Harlow Cummings left yes
,erday Tor Cedar Glade to join her
husband, who has charge Of the
water service along the line OF the
new railroad building into the Verde
valley
Country Visitors.
Among those in the city yesterday
rom Kirkland valley were Mr.. and
Mrs James Cook, Mr.. and Mrs Ar,
Cook. and Charles Rigdon, who
were visiting with relatives ant
ransac,ing business.
On Mining Business.
J. II. Tribby, general manager o
the Cactus Gid Mining company
was in the city yesterday from hi
camp on Cherry Greek. and reports
Development as going ahead unde,
satisfactory conditions.
Health Seeker.
Luther V. Henderson, OF Chilli
Gothic, Ohio. wagon manufacturer
Is a recent arrival in the city ant
contempla,es locating. for the bene
II Of his health. He is please
over the climate.
To Capital City.
Mr. and Mrs. J. +. Mccoy an
Mrs Geo. +. Anderson, the latte
sister of Mrs. Mccoy, left yester
day for a few days visit with friend
in the capital city. Mr.. and Mr.
Mccoy will return to Los Angelo
from that city.
Comes TO Locate.
A. Ritter, of Ohio, is a recent al
rral in the city and contemplate
locating in this section 10 engage
the range business. Later he wi
be joined by his wife, being favo
ably impressed with the countr
He is at the Congress hotel.
Pass Through.
II s. Phillips, formerly reside'
Of this city and we'll known mil
u, passed through the city yeste
day from Las Vegas. N. NJ. to Il
Wickenburg country where he hi
mining interests to look after. b
: now engaged in farming and IL
stofk raie,a.
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From Thursday, Dailyl

In the superior court yesterday
the divorce case OF J T Nelson vs..
Marie Nelson, occupied the greater
portion 81 the day. and further hear
ing was continued until Saturday
afternoon NJ ? O'Clock Judgment
for plaintiff was given in the cases
Of the Commercial Trust Co, as
assignee 81 the Voge Wholesale
Liquor Co vs.. William Grounlund
and the Head Lumber Co. vs. the
Keystone Mining Co.
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(From Saturdays Dai'O
Travelling Man Here.

l. O. Fletcher is in the city Tor
few days on business. arriving
from Phoenix.
Visiting Relatives
CITY Judge J. H. Robinson has
gone to Kirkland valley for few
DAYS TO visit with his parents.
Business Trip.
/ C. Lusk, OF Mayer, is in the
civ for Jew days on business
and reports that section as pros
porous.
Change Residence.
DR. and Mrs. c. +. Pearson have
removed from Union street To the
Maggie residence on North NOUN
Vernon avenue.
Visiting Family.
Prof Glenn w Persons Is ~ the
CITY for a few days from Jerome
visiting with his family lie IS
reaching in the high school o' the
above city
Visiting Friends.
Mrs John Stanley, OF coyote
,a,ch wife Of the Lonesome Naliey
c,,tleman, was in the city yesterday
visiting with friends and "a al INC
81. Michael.
From the Mines ,A
4 Forbes, operating the lnde
ocndence mines near Jersey LILY J.
= the city on business, and repor''
,be usual amount Of activity OF
y,,ious mines in that field.
Returns East. - 90,
Elmer seberer. Of Harrington soI
81 A C. Scherer, manager " w
T;eer Gold company. ai'ef "'
dav.' visit with friends N the GU!
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-04-10

Jerome were in the city Yesterday
on business and are at the Prescott,
Hotel.
Visiting Friends.
Mrs. Geo. ". Francis and dauyh-
ter Miss Gladys Francis. of Hum.
boldt, are in the city for few davs
visiting with friends and are at the
St Michael
Business Visitors.
r. r. Rich. the we'll known com
mereial traveller, and II. /, Manuel
representing Dallas, Tex. hous.
are IN the city making the rounds
OF business houses
Making the Rounds.
Chas. X. Pishon. representing a
Los Angeles dry goods firm. ar
rived from Phoenix yesterday and is
making his periodical business trip
among his patrons in the city.
Visiting Friends.
Mrs. c. b. Wilson. wife Of the
county attorney OF Coconino county.
arrived from Phoenix yesterday and
viii remain for few days before
returning TO her home at Flagstaff.
Professional Mission.
Attorney Leroy Anderson passed
through the city yesterday from Je-
rome to Phoenix. on strictly legal
mission for the United Verde Cop.
per company, and will return to the
city tomorrow.
Comes to Reside.
Mrs J. S Greenwood, OF Tusla
Okla, arrived in the city yesterday
joining her husband. who preceded
her several weeks ago. The latter
is here for his health ard both viii
make their home here.
Country Verdant
Morse Darnall was in the city yes
terday from the Hillside countr,
and reports the new growth of gras'
as rapidly coming up much TO tn,
satisfaction Of the rangemen. Shee,
shcaring is to be resumed in a few
weeks and il is expected that owe
$4,000 head will be clipped
Looking After Interests.
Fred r. Biles. who has valuabl
mining interests in Chaparral, ar
rived from Los Angeles yesterda.
and will leave today for the MI
Elliot, camp. lie will remain in
definitely to look after his interests
On Mining Business.
W. ~ Hutton, mining man Q
Copper Basin, was in the city yes
terdny on business and is at Brink
meyers hotel He states that th
Commercial is producing heavil
and shipping regularly to Dougla
To Sheep Range.
G.. H. Daggs. the sheepman {
Coconino county, arrived in the cit
yesterday from Williams. and wi
leave today for Mayer. where he wi
remain for several days during th
shearing season. after which he wi
begin the drive 10 the north.
Visiting Brother.
Miss Emma butcher left yeste
day for the dry farm of her brothe
Egbert butcher, III Lonesome Vale
: north OF the Point OF Rocks for
few days visit, The latter is r
; claiming a section OF land witho'
irrigation. and is said to be assure
5 Of making a great success as III
OF the soil
Returns to Old Home.
. The many friends in this city
5 Mrs J. y. Hall. who will be plea
n antly remembered as Miss Beatr'
i Connell. will be interested 10 lea
= that she has returned to the city
?. remain. Mr.. Hall will arrive IN
day. and will be with the Bank
Arizona hereafter, coming from :
4 Offices OF the Ray Consolidated COZ
i pany at Hayden
q From Saturdays Daily
$ Travelling Man Here.
e I. O. Fletcher is in the city
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Returns to Old Home.

The many friends in this city OF
Mrs. J. y. Hall. who will be pleas
antly remembered as Miss Beatrice
Connell will be interested 10 learn
that she has returned to the city 10
remain. Mr.. Hall will arrive sun
day, and will be with the Bank o'
Arizona hereafter, coming from the
Offices OF the Ray Consolidated com
pany at Hayden.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-04-10

BY C. p. HICKS, Deputy.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-04-10
Comes to Reside.

ZONES TO Reside.
Mrs J. S. Greenwood, OF Tusla
Okla, arrived in the city yesterday
joining her husband. who preceded
her several weeks ago The latte
is here for his health ard both vii
make their home here
Evening journal., 1912-07-10
MERCHANTS
JOINING In THE
HOLIDAY PLAN

The half holiday closing during
July and August is becoming popular
with city merchants, ard each day
sees new names Of prominent firms
added 10 the list
Darlington and Toadvlne. No S31
Market street, announce today that
they will close at o'clock on Thurs
day afternoons during July. and Au-
gust
X A. Nordquist. the tailor. an
uounces that he viii close his shop
at No. 911 Orange street, Thursday
afternoons during July and August
Ten of the most prominent jewellers
of the city have made an agreement TO
close each Thursday afternoon during
July and August at ] o'clock They
are Baynard, Banks and Bryan, Mil
lard F. Davis, J. T. Montgomery,
Charles A. Fell, Joseph Kern, d. Her
man Stassfort, William c. r. Wright
w. L. Roberts, George X. Rudert, r.
Gilpin Massey
The c. F. Rudolph store has closed
Saturday afternoons during July and
August for several years.
Now that a large number Of stores
have joined in the half holiday. it le
likely that the closing movement will
grow rapidly, coming probably by
agreements between merchants in the
same line Of trade.
Evening journal., 1912-07-10
DIDN,T TAKE PROPERTY
MAY HAVE TO PAY COSTS

In Orphans Court today Leonard
y. Wales made return of sale OF real
Estate Of Susannah Robinson.
The Wilmington Trust Company
WAS granted an order to sell real
Estate of John Fitchett.
George L. Townsend was granted
an order to sell real estate OF the
late Mary Jane Doughten.
Charles B Evans made return OF
sale Of property of Sarah Bell Arm
strong.
There was an application made on
Nav II, 1911 for the partition OF the
estate of Mary NJ Ralston. The sale
was made on May IS at which time
Mary II. Canning, one Of the heirs
purchased the property at $500
The return of sale was made on May
"a but Mrs. Canning declined TO take
title alleging that debts against the
estate had never been settled. Be
cause Mrs. Canning did not comply
with the conditions of sale the sale
was set aside and a new sale TOOK
place when the property was bought
in at $2,150 The court has granted
a rule on Mrs Canning to show
cause why she should not be taxed
for costs of the second sale and S35C
being the difference in price at the
sales This rule is returnable or
Tuly "a
Evening journal., 1912-07-10
GOV. WILSON LAYS
CORNERSTONE FOR
SEASIDE Y.M.C.A.
By The United Press.

BY The United Press.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.. July 10
Cheering led by John wanamaker. of
Philadelphia, who seconded the nomi-
nation of President Taft, at the recent
Chicago Convention. greeted Governor
Woodrow Wilson when he laid the
cornerstone of the new Y. NJ. c. A.
building here this afternoon. The gov
ernor and Mr.. Wanamaker made Il
plain that there we're absolutely no
politics in the event, which was at
tended by five thousand persons. many
of whom stood uncovered in the
broiling sun during the entire cere-
monies
In his speech the governor referred
indirectly to the Atlantic City graft
scandal, saying:
"A man is ashamed TO be caught
in dirty trick and so a community
should be ashamed to be caught In
a dirty practice There is now nc
place in our government for the man
who is unrighteous in his dealings
and he who gives his life to fighting
such practices dies the happier be.
cause of the fight"