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CAFES

BEST MEALS IN THE CITY; HOME
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR.

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FURNITURE AND FIXTURE
FINISHING

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WEATHER FORECAST

Hcather Forecast for Salt Lake City
and state OF Utdh-F air Saturday and
SUNDAY. not much change IN temper
aturc.
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PRIVATE HOSPITAL

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WhSATCH LODGE NO, / F
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Sccond East. Regular meeiIrssas II sasll
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Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-04-03
YARNELL COMPANY
WINS WATER SUIT
(From Saturdays Daily

One OF the most important mining
suits that has ever been tried in this
county. was brought To a close yes
terday, when the Antelope Gold Min
ing company. was awarded verdict
for valuable water rights claimed by
Harrison Yarnell. Three days were
occupied in the trial. before Superior
Judge Phillips of Maricopa county.
and the outcome was watched with
much interest by mining men, in
volving as il did. what is said to be
practically the life of the famous
Yarncll mine. in the southern part
Of the county, and which is under
development
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-04-03
FOUR BOARDERS
ADDED TO THE
PUBLIC LIST
From SATURDAYS Daily)

-Four criminal offenders were
brought to the county Jail yesterday
afternoon by Deputy Sherifs Young
and Bartlett, OF the misdemeanor
type. A colored man. named NJ. c.
Garner, received a sixty day sentence
at Ash Fork. for induIging in the
pleasant passtimc OF attempting to
demolish a building and had broken
down the door when he was taken
into custody Garner also was very
boisterous and threatening in Ian
guage.
Francisco Quinancs. AT Jerome.
was sent up for sixty days
n. r. Miller and William Murray.
IL is said, had a grievance against l.
\. Anderson. foreman Of grading
camp Oh the new railroad, and at
tempted to enforce their demands
with picks. shovels and other nipple
ments, but were thwarted in their
efforts. The county will take care
OF them for the next sixty days.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-04-03
SWASTIKA CAMP IS
ATTRACTING NOTICE
Shipping High Grade Ore Continues
While Development Goes
To Deeper Levels
prom Saturdays Daily

Arrivals in the city yesterday from
the Bradshaw mountains state that
the Swastika holdings are becoming
more important and aside from the
success that has followed the opcr-
s,ng Of the old silver producer of
4 quarter OF century ago, recent
development cclipses the former bon
ANA rating Of that group.
The company is preparing to in
crease the force OF miners. is en-
larging the boarding house. as we'll
as erecting other accommodation
Sinking from the 140- foot level is
going ahead. while the old drifts are
being extended and continue To pro-
duce the high grade silver oreb.
Nearly two cars Of ore are ready
for shipment. and a fair estimate
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places the value close to 5000 per
car. ~
Five cars Of about this grade OF
orc have been shipped 10 III Paso
in the past five months, but here
after il is the intention to bunch
the production into not less than
two or more cars on single ship
ment The claim being worked is
the Silver Prince, but il is probable
the zone Of development will include
in the near future the Black War
rior. which it adjoins on the south.
and which in early days was also a
big producer.
The remarkable showing made by
the Swastika people strikingly illus
tratcs what practical management
will accomplish in the face of ad
verse conditions in opening up
ground that had been abandoned for
SO many years.
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HER FRIENDS
GOOD ADVICE
The Results Made This Newburt
Lady Glad She Followed
Suggestion.

Newburg. Ala.-"For more than q
year." writes Myrtle Cothrum, OF this
place. II suffered with terrible pains .
my back and head. had a sallow
complexion. and my face was covered
with pimples. Our family doctor only
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A friend OF mine advised me 10 try
Cardui. 80 began taking II. at once.
and with the best results, for I was
cured after taking two bottles. NY
mother and my aunt have also used
Cardui and were greatly benefited.
shall always praise Cardui to sick
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Cardui 10 a purely vegetable. per.
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It's ingredients are mild herbs, hav.
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Cardui has helped a million women
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~ D. Writ %. Ladies' Advisory p,,s.. Ch.t..
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CAREER
Of MRS. KING
IS CLOSED
From Saturday. Daily


Yesterday forenoon the earthly
career OF Mrs. Eieonore Louisa King
closed when in,crmcnt was given in
Mountain View cemetery. Religious
services were observed in Ruffncr'S
chapel. Rev. J. lockwood Jenkins,
officiating. The pail bearers were
II. ID. Aiken. Il. w. Foster, J. G..
Stephens. O. A. Hesla, w. II. Doyle
and J. w Stewart. Mrs. King was
aged nearly "a years. and was born
on the Island Of Jersey British
possession. In 1898 with her hus-
band they moved to Toronto. Can.
ada, remaining there until the death
OF her husband about FIVE years ago,
when she joined her sons in Big
Chino valley For the past four
years her health had been poor, when
death relieved her Of further suffer
ing. She was an estimablc woman,
Of pure Christian spirit, and made
many friends. She is survived by
four sons. Thomas. Arthur, Charles
and Fred King. and daughter, Miss
Annie King. to whom the sympathy
Ct many friends is extended in the
loss Of one so near and dear.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-04-03
ON SANTA MARIA
MANY MINES ACTIVE
rrom Thursdays Daily

j. Is Miller and w II. Bauder.
operating gold property on the
Santa Maria are IN Prescott. Their
property is a direct extension Of the
Neiman mine being operated by Mr..
Crosby Mr. Miller has been busily
developing their ground while Bau-
der has been working for the Nj
agara Copper company for the past
two months, Baudcr will now Join
Miller and they will rush develop
mcnt ON the rich streak OF ore that
Miller has cut in development lie
says that il looks like 500 rock in
the hornspoon test. BESIDES n few
inches of this grade Of ore they
have also a larger body Of free mill
ing ore that VIII run about S25 In
gold
Besides being as ticklcd as a boy
with his first pair OF red topped
boots, with their own property they
have many good words TO say for
other operators in the district. Only
one complaint was heard from them
and that is that Jupiter Pluvius has
not been quite a good In that see
ton as to the mountains around
Prescott.
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TIP TOP PLANT IS
SOON TO Be IN
OPERATION
(FIom Saturdays Daily.l

T.. g. Wager has gone to Phoenix
To supcrintcnd the final shipment Of
machinery to the Tiptop mine. which
arrived IN that city few days ago
Part Of the new reduction plant has
been installed. and II is expected
that the completed mill will be ready
for running within the next two
weeks The treating Of the ores Of
this property is being watched with
very much interest in mining circles.
the old dumps containing thousands
of tons Of wolframiic. which in add
ton To the silver ores being mined.
rcvives an old producer that made
wonderful record up to the time lii
cation ensucd and since which time
II has remained inactive. or until Mr..
Wager and associates took hold "A
few years ago. The wolframite ores
Ia be treated will be the first effort
IN the state Ia handle that character
Of metal
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-04-03
LOST SENATE BILL
CAUSES SENSATION
Rule 81, to Aid Anti-Lobbyine Bill
Caused Wrangle Among The
Upper House Members

mittccs before whom bills are pend
ing IN which they are interested, be
fore they can appear and he heard.
Senator IIubbcll Of Apache, opposed
this, declaring that IL was an inherent
right Of any citizen to appear before
the committees. whose sessions
should be public. and he could speak
freely ON any pending measure, with
out permit. and only be- excluded
they went into executive session
Senator CunniH explained that there
was nothing in the measure TO ex
cludc citizens having n public interest
IN the matters from so appearing
and being heard, and that the pur-
pose Of the rule was to conform to
the proposed anti-lobbying bill which
would be before the Senate shortly
for enactment into legislation The
bill was adopted.
by the provisions Of the rules
adopted when the committee arose,
roll calls will he held in the com
mittcc OF the whole and the legisla-
ton made mandatory by the con
,iitu'ion is To have the right of way
with appropriation measures over
the other legislation of the session.
II is said that Senator Worslcy
will introduce measure calculated
to require all insurance companies
doing business in the state To rein
vest rs per ccntum of their premium
collections in the state. otherwise Ia
be dcbarred from doing business.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-04-03

PHOENIX. Aril. March D-A
mild sensation trauspircd IN the sen
ate thi, week when one morning
senate bill No. 5. introduced by Sen
ator Davis. providing for an appro-
priation OF $4,000 for sewer bonds
for the city 81 Phoenix was not TO
be found Action was deferred on
the same until It is located. The
occasion was embarrassing II re
suited in the president OF the senate
holding conference with the chief
clerk. his subordinates and the mem
bers Of the printing committee. and
hereafter II anyone gets hold Of any
measure officially before that ses-
sion. he will have To have more re
sourceiulneSs than II breaking into
bank The big safe will hold the
measures at night \ box will
physically hold" them during the
day. except when actually in the
reading clerks or cngrossing clerks
hands
During the afternoon session. the
senate resolved itself into the com
mittcc Of the whole. and with Sen
ator Davi, Of Maricopa in the chair,
they considered the adoption Of the
rules. which had been made special
order oi business for , o'clock.
A long wranglc cnsucd as TO the
provisions OF rule 81, which requires
al attorneys for special interests Of
corporations, or Legislative agents
to apply to the chairman Of the com
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-04-03
MINES IN CROOK
CANYON TO BE DEVELOPED

The Blackstone Mining and Mill
ing company has started active de
velopment on property in Crook
Canyon. about one mile from the
Venezia camp. under the general
management Of Charles +. Sewall.
This undertaking is owned by Den
yer capitalists. aud the intention is
to begin thorough exploitation and
establish permanent camp. II is
said The first shipment of ma
chincry and other operating utilities
was shipped by the Arizona Mine
supply company yesterday, The
group has been prospccted and at
tractivc conditions are said To exist.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-04-03

Emerald Nos 9, 10. IA, and IS mines,
Eureka district
Pacific Copper Mining Co. files
affidavit Of assessment work on 20
mines. Silver Mountain district.
March 20. 1912
favapai Metals Mining and Re
duction Co files affidavit of assess
ment work on Q mines, Aqua Fria
district.
\. opposite. to Emil Kovacovich-
W. deed. Lot 80. block 9. Jerome.
q. w. Hull and wife to A. Espo-
stew. deed Same property.
Dac Nee Bet to Chas. Houng--W.
deed. w 20 #. Q in. of lot 6. block
2, Jerome.
VIM. Hrhr ct al. to Dae Nee Bet
Deed Same property
A. l.. Furbcr locates Blub Rock
NINE Rig Bug district.
K " Hayes ct AL locate 2 piacers,
''"N" ,dilyoii ulStflCt.
A. +. Carlson locates Recall mine,
Cherry Creek district
VIM. Woodburn locates 4. mines.
Turkey Crest district.
N. H. Simpson give notice OF es-
tray horse taken up.
T.. a. NARROW locates Lone Star
mine. Tip Top district
Decree Of Probate court in estate
OF Pos. n. NARROW. deceased, setting
aside lands to widow as a home
stead.
United States TO Jos. N MARROW
Patent. SW or. of NV ar. and NV
ar. OF SW or. Sec. u; SE ar. Of
NE ar and NE or. of Sc ar, II.
10 n, 4 w.
Frank Savoj locates Sun Flower
placer. Big Bug district
{. H. Hosford ct al locate Banner
placer. Weaver district
James Bontempo locates Fortuna
mine. Martinez district.
J. J. Sullivan locates Star mine.
Sullivan district.
NJ r. Fillmore and p. L. Griffin 10
Ihos. {. Huxley-Q. c. deed. One.
half interest in Frisco No. II oil
claim, Verde Valley district.
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PIONEERS ENJOY A
COLUMBIAN SMOKER
Fifteen Old Timers Inhale Nicotine At
The Expense of the Local
Knights
(From Saturdays Dsily.)

"reminiscences OF the movement to
establish the Home. and which
proved decidedly interesting. X. +.
Morrison spoke fittingly on the sub
jet Of Pioneer Women"
DR. Mentally recited a poem of
his own composition, entitled "Ari.
zona." which was we'll received. He
is attaining fame as poet. and his
effort as an author and his elocution
airy ability elected many deserved
compliments. p w. O'Sullivan de
livcred a splendid address on "Amer.
lean Patriotism" which was received
with fcrvor. The occasion was pure
ly OF an informal nature, and proved
to be very enjoyable one. The
pioneers were taken from and TO the
Home in automobiles, and over If
teen were in attendance.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-04-03

Thursday night an agreeable de
parture was inaugurated from the
custom prevailing heretofore by the
local council of the Knights OF Co
lumbus. when that organization had
distinctively pioneer occasion, en-
tcrtaining with a smoker at !. O. o.
+. hall. many members OF the Pion-
GERS Home in this city. The even
ing was pleasantly spent, and the in
novation was an enjoyable one tn
hosts and guests alike.
The pioneers were welcomed by
John A. McGinn. lecturer Of the
council, in happy mood. while J.
H. Morgan, ably assisted to make
the event the splendid success that
followed, Major A. J. Doran. super
intcndent Of the Home, reviewed the
past and recalled many interesting
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-04-03
Candy Co. Capital stock $4,000
March rs, 1912


Arthur l.. Garford files affidavit nf
assessment work on II mines and |
millsite, Cherry Creek district
Frank Watts locates Buck Horn
mine, Walnut Grove district.
Tom Cannon and l.. r. McHugh
locate Orient mine, White Picacho
district.
Robt. II. Brownsc locates 3 mines
Black Rock district.
W. NJ. Vaughn to Hugh r. Burns.
Trustee--M. deed. One half interest
IN Homestake mine, Pine Grove dis
trict.
Arthie Grant ct al locate 2 oil
claims, Verde Valley district.
Robt r, Perkins and wife to Verde
Valley Railway Gov. deed. 100
loo, right of way over SE ar, See.
81. IL ~. 2 T..
NJ a. Perkins and wife To Verde
Valley Railway Coo. {. deed. 200
foot right Of way across Sec 20.
TX n. T..
NJ A. Perkins and wife To Verde
Valley Railway Cow. deed. Right
of way over Sc ar. of NV ar. and
SW or. of NE Or, Sec 81, 10 N, Pr.
March 20. 1912
Alma X. and Chas. Batre file AFT.
davit of assessment work on o
plaeers, Castle Creek district
James I. Cleator locates Gilt Edge
mine, Black Canyon district.
T.. A. Bonham ct al. locate North
Side Group No. ? mine, Cherry dis.
trict
t. h. Bateman files affidavit of
assessment work on Irish Rose mine.
Big Bug district.
Frank Turner ct al. locate I and
amend 2 oil claims. Verde Valley
district.
Robt Griffith locates 4 mines. Has
sayampa district
T. l.. Hendricks files bond of
$1,000 as Justice of the Peace, Cherry
Greek precinct
J. X. Wells locates New State
mine. Black Canyon district
j. n Miller and w. n. Bauder
file affidavit OF assessment work on
3 mines, Eureka district,
w ~. Bauder ct al locate Yodlcr
mine, Eureka district.
j. w Dougherty and Alex Lucy
file affidavit of assessment work on
J mines, Eureka district.
Alex Lucy to John w. Daugherty
M deed. One half interest in
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-04-03
PROSPEROUS COMMUNITY
(From fridays Daily.)

MIR. and Mrs. w ], Mayer. OF
Mayer. are in the city for a few
days visiting with relatives and
friends. Mr.. Mayer states that the
town is passing through an era OF
better times than in many years, and
as residence center IL has more
homes than any other outside com
munity. which is attributed TO its
health-giving climate and its pure
water supply.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-04-03

\ temporary injunction, restrain
ing Yarnell from trcsspassing on the
Genung spring, the water right, pipe
line and mill site owned by the com.
pany, had heretofore been issued.
and which under the decision OF
Judge Phillips yesterday was made
permanent. The judgment rendered
holds intact the interests of the min
ing company, which are material in
the operating Of the property.
\ motion was made for a new trial
Immediately after Judge Phillips an.
nounced his decision, but this was
overruled. whereupon notice OF ap.
peal was given to the supreme court
Of the state.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-04-03
u. v. EXTENSION
PLANNING TO START UP
(From Wednesdays Daily)

ON the receipt of Geographic ord
ers from New York on Monday. the
unwaterinR Of the lower levels of the
Little Daisy mine AZ Jerome was
started yesterday This move is
taken as AN indication that arrange
mcnts have been made To continue
operations indefinitely incidentally.
in this connection, IL was also re
ported that the stock had advanced
ON the Boston curb. after
was made OF the pur-
poses Of the company to resume.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-04-03
OIL LAND TRANSACTION
(From Saturdays Daily

NJ i. Fillmore and = l.. Griffin
have sold to Thomas +. Huxley. Of
Oakland. Cal. their one half interest
in the Petroleum group OF locations
in the Verde valley, the deed being
filed for record yesterday for a nom
inal consideration.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-04-03
PUBLIC RECORDS
Instruments Filed as Reported by
The Prescott Title Co.
March Fl, 1912

March Il. 1912
Rigby Mining and Reduction Co.
files affidavit OF assessment work on
4 mines, Big Bug district
II. G.. Baker and X. II. Adams
locate ST. Patrick placer. Big Bug
district
VIM. X. Allen amends locations 81
2 mines. Cherry Creek district
+. X. Ba,eman ct al file affidavit
of assessment work on 2 mines, Big
Bug district.
John Halblcib locates Rosslind
mine, Big Bug district.
James Clements locates 2 mines,
Thumb Butte district.
Edward Alexander locates Little
Cathy mine. Humbug district
+. ~ Rudd ct al locate o mines,
Black Rock district.
p ~. Shechan locates Amy mine,
llumbug district.
March "a, 1912
VIM. Braeken and David Stray
horn locate Iron Dyke mine. Verde
district.
S. A. Gates locates Silver Resump-
ton mine, Turkey Greek district.
NJ y. Lacy and q. Fred Arthur
locate a water right on Milk Greek.
Elizabeth c. Fisher 10 Hannah
Hartin-M. deed Last Chance, Last
Chance South Extension mines ani
Last Chance millsite. Thumb Butte
district.
Clarence c. Eckert locates 5
mines, Hassayampa district.
{. b. Hosford ct al locate Hawk
eye mine, Weaver district.
Estate James Hunter. Jr., locates
Outlook mine, Weaver district.
ID. u. Ryan locates 2 mines, Weay-
err district
T.. J. Boblctt files affidavit of as
seSsment work on 2 placers, Walker
district,
Jay Davis to- Eva Davis and MAY
Dayis-Q, c Deed. Interest in s.
hf OF Sc ar, Sec. s; N hf. of NE ar.
and + hf OF NV Or, Sec. 8; and
N hf Of NV Or. Sec. 9, IA n, 4 w.
March 70. 1912
Albert Heller locates Gold Coin
mine, Walker district
w ID. Alexander and w. b. Col
lom locate ; mines. Humbug dis
trict.
A. X, Dickey ct al file affidavit of
assessment work on mines, Peck
district
i M. Morgan locates mines.
liumbug district
James Cash files affidavit Of assess.
ment on Cottonwood mine, Peck
district
Richard DeKuhn locates 3 mines.
Cherry Creek district.
r. J. Webbes locates a ditch and
water right, Black Rock district.
Chas. w. King appropriates waters
OF Walnut Greek and Big Chino
Creek.
Homer Campbell locates 2 mines.
Silver Mountain district
I'D Shumate. l.. T. Corbin and A.
W. Bork incorporate Owl Drug ana