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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-20
CONTESTANTS WORKING
FOR THE DIAMOND RING

end II is the thiny that they are
working morning. noon and night to
secure. Votes are literally pouring
into the contest headquarters and the
stan ID kept tusy from early morn
ing to late at night counting and
sredit.ng same. A diamond ring has
teen offered to the contestant turning
In the largest number Of labels. not
votes. between Saturday. December
18th. and Tuesday. December 31st. at
/ F. NJ. All individuals and children
are eligible to enter this contest. but
no organizations will be allowed to
compete. However. each organixa-
lions may nominate scne member who
may enter and compete with ths In
dividuals and children. All the orders
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-20
SPECIAL NOTICE.

On all pr ~has:s made at
Horace s. Wright, First and
Broad streets, Saturday. Dscsns-
Ter 2fst, Eve votes inst Of ons
will be allowed. Those contem-
plating purehasinq clothing should
take advantage Of this cppor-
turity to secure votes.
w. a. SNAPP, Manager.
Manufneturers' and Msrehants'
Prize Contest
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-20
PRESIDENT GOES
THROUGH ASLEEP
TRAIN BEARING PARTY BOUND FOR
PANAMA HARDLY HESITATEs
HERE.
PUTS IN A BUSY DAY
RECEIVES MANY VISITORS, EATS
TWO DINNERS AND THEN AT
TEND DANCE BEFORE
TAKING TRAIN.
PUTS IN A BUSY DAY

The special train conveying Presi-
dent William Howard Taft. and his
personal and of cial family on the first
lap OF the journey to Panama passed
through Richmond at 1880 o'clock this
morning.
The special--made up of two Pull
man sleepers. observation, dining and
dra wing room cars-hardly 'hesitated''
in the capital of the Old Dominion. The
chief executive of the nation and his
party slumbered and only the conduc-
tor and drowsy porter maintained
vigil. The special was detoured over
the belt line of the James river divi-
Eicn and turned over to the Atlantic
Coast line, and that system will be re :
sponsible for the delivery of the party
at Key West Friday morning. There
the president and party will embark
on the battleship Arkansas for Pana-
ma
Personnel OF Party.
Aboard the special train were the
President and Mrs. Taft. Charlie Taft,
Miss Louise Taft, niece Of the presi-
dent; Major Rhoads. his aide and ply
sielan; Lieutenant Timmons, u S. A {:
two secretaries and a number Of press
representatives.
The train left Washington at 1870
O'Clock, and passed through hero at
l:30-- on the dot.
Spends Busy Day.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1s.-President
| Taft got away from Washington at
1890 O'Clock tonight on his tifth and
| final trip TO Panama, after putting in a
day OF mighty hard work in anticipa-
ton OF his absence from the executive
Offices for eleven days.
| The president Lad a large list OF visi-
(! tors today. and at noon attended the
wedding OF the daughter OF the minis
Ear from Uruguay. Prior to that nc
/ conferred with Sec rotary Knox. Secre-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-20

Reduced rates via Chesapeake and
Ohio railway Round trip tickets on
salo December 10th TO 25th. Inclusive,
December 1lst and January lat. good
until January 18th. Three last trains
- Norfolk.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-20

Judging from the interest being TAX
en-, diamond ring Il Just the very
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CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR
HOLIDAYS.

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Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-04-24
FOOTPADS' VICTIM
MAY Be J. B.
GRAND

CHICAGO. April 22-- Five per
sons were robbed Of money aud
valuablcs by three masked robbers
who wen, through Pullman on the
Rock Island Golden State Limited a
few minutes after midnight. Under
cover OF three revolyers the porter
was forced To poin, ort to the on,
laws the occupied bcrths As they
entered they forced the porter To
lock the doors. The occupants Of
only one car were disturbed. Among
them was J. u Conan (probably J,
y. CirandD, OF Phoenix. Arig. who
lost SIS After the desperadoes had
taken the loot they commended the
porter to pull the air cord. and when
he demurred they punetured the tube
with bullets
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-04-24
FIVE SURVEYING
PARTIES MAKING
LAND MAPS

by sending yesterday Engineer
Bank,on with his corps into the
field the arizona Land and Irriga-
ton company has hvc crews at work
rescciIonizing and topographic map
making Bowic's camp i, at Jerome
Junction working that field, while
Sloan j. campcd at the side Of the
reservoir on Willow Creek Urbitt
has located at Larry LIttlc's ranch.
with Linncy on Granite Greek. at
the railroad bridge crossing Bank
son will work along Willow Creek
from the lower end To the source,
The date set for the finishing OF the
preliminary field work is carly in
June, and few weeks thereafter
dam building. it i, said will he in
augurated
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-04-24
AND
BEAUTY OF THE TITANIC

Dimensions Of the Titanic. the
largest and finest steamer IN the
world which went to the bottom OF
the Atlantic last Sunday morning
after striking an iceberg. have been
obtained from circulars at local
railroad Offices
The Titanic was 1927 feet long,
9lH feet broad, 5000 tons regis
ter. and 10000 tons displacement
Because the dimensions OF this
great steamer surpassed those of
any previous marine construction,
the accommodations for passengers
were arranged on more spacious
scale than anything heretofore at
tempted, and every art OF the fore
most decorators was employed in
the sumptSuous establishment Of
the public apartments and the pas
sengcr staterooms
Numerous innovations for the
luxurious comfort Of passengers
had been adopted after thorough
study Of the exaoting requirements
Of present day travel. based on a
successful experience OF two score
years IN the transatlantic trade
The steamer-the greatest in the
world--was constructed To fulfill the
highest expectations OF thousands
OF voyages over seas
The Titanic was launched in May,
1911, and this was her first voyage
across the Atlantic. She sailed
"Wednesday, April 10, from South.
ampton to New York via Cherbourg
and Queenstown. On the return
trip she was scheduled to sail from
New York yesterday. April 20.
at II o'clock noon
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-04-24
MANUFACTURER
WELL PLEASED
BY ARIZONA
(From Tuesdays Daily

Mr. and Mrs Gray. and daughter.
Ms, llpssic Gray. Of Detroit. Mich
after week. ,ojourn as the guests
Of Dr and Mrs. J Harvey Blain. re-
sumed their journey homcward yes
tcrday. and will visit the Grand
Canyon cu route They have been
wintcrlng ON the coast. and were de
cidcdly well pleased with this city.
this being the first trip to the west
Of Mr. Gray Tic j. an uncle OF
DR. Blain. and i, q manufacturer in
the above city lie enjoys the dis.
tinction at manufacturing the first
Ford automobile to be placed on the
market, which was in 1908. and gave
an interesting review oi that me
chanical undertaking. and which in
the infant days Of construction OF
those vehicles, proved task that
was burdcned with many difficulties.
but which his firm mastered. Since
then he has devoted his works to
placing Oh the market other goods
and wares
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-04-24
FORTUNE MINING
WORK PLEASES MR.. cox
(From Wednesday, Daily

i. NJ Cox, of Aurora. Ind. idcn-
tined with the Fortune Mining com
pany, operating on Big Bug. after a
two days inspection OF that prop
erty. has returned 10 the city. aud
expresses himself as well pleased
with his interests. He made a
practical examination Of all points
under development, and at the deep
er points stated tina, the best show
ing is in evidence. which firmly con
vinees him OF the merited rating of
the undertaking Mr. Fox was also
emphatic in stating that the mine is
being operated IN a bushes slike and
practical manner. and he is satisfied
with his investment He will return
homeward today. and contcmplatcs
another trip in the near future
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-04-24
Visiting Miner.
TELEPHONE LINE TO
HOLBROOK rs COMPLETED
trrom wcdno-day,s patty,

Telephone communication va, es-
tablished yesterday BY the New
State Construction company between
Prescott aud Holbrook. via Ash
Fork, Williams and other towns
along the old Santa I'c Pacific rail
way With connections established
in this city at the offices of the Ari-
IONA Telephone company. northern
and southern Arizona for the first
time are brought into a speaking"
relationship The event was wei
coined by greetings from the north
to the south and the new service was
hailed with much satisfaction The
only county IN the state that is $50
lated is Mohavc. but in the near
future communication will he estab
lishcd with that section from the
Ash Fork station In due time the
line will be extended to Albuqucr
que. where connecting companies
will afford the use OF the telephone
throughout the middle west and the
east Under present arrangements
lIolbrook may talk with Los An
gcles as readily on the local line.
which illustrates the wonderful pro
gress Of the new state
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-04-24
GRIM REAPER is
AGAIN THE VICTOR
(From Wednesday, Daily


Mrs X A. Montgomery passed
away yesterday morning at Mercy
Hospital at 5;lS o'clock. after an III
ness of only three weeks. Her
death is sad one. and sorrow Is ex
pressed by her many friends over
the loss OF one who was very much
cndeared 10 all for those womanly
virtues which made her favorite
III the community during the few
Yeas she had been resident
To add Ia the sorrow oi the
scene She came 90 this city about
three aud one half years ago. with
her granddaughter, whose health was
poor and the latter Is now stricken
~ and IN a serious condition. as Is
also her sister. Mrs. Homer X.
Wood, wife Of Senator Wood The
affection borne under this trying
ordeal, together with the passing of
Mrs Montgomery has occasioncd
much sympathy to he expressed for
those who are hardened with their
inconsolable grief
Mrs Montgomery was born in
Eaton county. Mich. and her remains
will be taken to Lansing in that
state To be laid beside those Of her
husband. who died several years ago,
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-04-24
Boxing Bill Presented.

The new bills OF interest were in.
PRODUCED during the day by Senator
Lovin. one for the protection OF re
spect to the American flag. and sec
ond for the license OF athletic con.
tests including glove contests, the
last named events not to exceed rs
round. and to be with five ounce
gloves or heavier.
Extra Session Talk.
During the coming week il is we'll
to estimate il the work can be com.
pletcd in the 90 days time limit, or
IL additional time will be required
and an extra session necessary
Many are hopeful that the work can
be concluded by May H. While the
outlook for an extra session is in
doubt one thing is certain tonight.
There has been SO much fun
whooped at the majority over their
failure to pass recall measure that
the coming week will see such a bill
complete, il nothing else is done.
Some are even SO optimistic that
they claim the recall OF judges will
be well on its way to the people by
the middle OF the week. There are
many who express the hope that the
measure will never pass.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-04-24
MOVING PICTURE
MAN COMING ON VISIT

Through information received by
two Of its members a month ago.
the Chamber of Commerce has been
enabled. by dint OF a searching cor
respondcnce by telegraph and mail,
to insure visit to Prescott by Mr..
Wilbert Melville. manager OF the
Lubin company's western producing
company of actors and actresses.
The Lubin company is one OF the
richest producers OF motion picture
films in the world and has It's main
Offices and studio in Philadelphia.
One Of its purposes this year. is
the establishment OF a large plant
somewhere in Arizona. from which
center desert. plateau and mountain
backgrounds shall be most aces
siblc.
Phoenix is making strong bid
for this establishment in the Salt
River valley, but Yavapai county.
with its great diversity of scenic at
fractions and its absolute clarity of
atmosphere. stands very good show
of landing the plant.
Secretary Fraser has assured Mr..
Melville that Indians and other nee
essary features can most easily be
obtained from this center. Mr.. Mel
vile has seen over fifty photographs.
setting forth the scenic charms of
every part of Yavapai county; he is
greatly interested and proposes visit.
ing Prescott with Mrs. Melville
about May Is. The Chamber of
Commerce will undertake to show
him all these desirable features and
he has written that visit with his
troupe of thirty silent" Thespians
will probably follow and make
three weeks stay. during which
thrilling frontier dramas will be en-
acted amid the mountain Businesses
with which the county abounds.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-04-24
COWBOY SENATOR
MAY YIELD TO
SOCIETY

WASHINGTON. April 22-Sena-
tor Henry f. Ashurst. OF Arizona,
who was once cowboy is in inn
mincnt danger of being "lassoed" by
some Of Washington's social danes.
When the senator first landed in the
capital the scent Of the plains had
not left his nos,rils His initial
pronunciamcnto was that he de
spised society" and would have none
Of it, Since then ladies who dis
pensc tea at o'clock afternoons
have been vieing with each other to
get the wary senator to join their
bridge parties,
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-04-24
MANY CATTLE DEAD


1. j. McNulty who arrived yester-
day from his mining camp on Little
Copper Creek. on the Hassayampa,
reported that on the trail he saw six
dead range cattle, while at other
places many more were reported.
The heavy losses are due to the
terrible blizzard and the heavy
snow fall OF the storms of last week.
which we're unusually severe for
that section.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-04-24
(From Tuesdays Daily
MAYER Visitor.

III. A. Clark, mining operator. mr.
rived from Mayer yesterday on bust
ness
Mercantile Visitor.
r. J Evans. q merchant OF Ash
Fork, is in the city for a few days
attending court.
Visiting Family.
Deputy Sheriff I'd Roberts, of
Cedar Glade. IS in the city for few
days visit with his family
Mining Man Returns.
H. l.. Jones. mining engineer. after
an inspection of Bradshaw proper
ties for the past week, returned to
the city yesterday
Business Mission.
Dr. {. T. Pearson left yesterday
for Los Angeles. where he has bust
ness interests that require his atlen.
ton for the next two weeks
Leaves the City.
Frank NJ Murphy. the plumber.
left Sunday for Phoenix. being trans
icrrcd from the local In the house
~ ! II Mulrein In the above city
Leaves for Capital.
Mrs John l.. MundS left yestcr-
day for Phoenix, To be present AT
the capitol when the woman suffrage
hill comes up today Tor final action
10y the senate
Joins Eastern Friends.
Mrs II w Lathe, wife of Rev
Lathe. left yesterday for the Grand
Canyon. where she will join several
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-04-24
MORE OIL LAND
D|SCOvEREDBY
EXPERT
(From Fridays Daily.)

Near and east Of Cornvillc on Oak
Creek. quite movement is under
Roadway to secure land that is said
to he strong in oil indications. one
-cc,ion being located few days ago
by w. w Pugh. Z. G. and c T.
Angcvine. o. A. Dormell. l.. X.
White. 7 + Price. r. r. Farmer.
and 7. J Pugh, all residents OF
Yuma. The party was represented
by T J. Pugh. an authority on oil
lands. and who expressed himself as
favorably impressed with surface
showings A rig is being talked of
to explore the land
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-04-24
PEACH CROP NOT
HURT ON LYNX
CREEK RANCH
prom Tuesuay's Daily,

J X. Hall. the raiser OF high
grade peaches. was IN the city yes
tcrday from hi, farm on Lower
Lynx creek. and stated that the
prospect for big crop are good. the
frost failing to injurc the buds.
Lynx creek he says is running the
biggest volume Of water known in
over twenty years. while the coun-
Try in ranging facilities is in better
shape than ever
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-04-24
LANDHAM CLAIMS
GOOD ORE IN SIGHT
(Esem Sundays Dsiiy.)

Alex Landham was in the city yes.
terday from his mining camp north
OF Ramsgate, where he located a
group OF seven claims last fall, and
brings samples of ore that run high
IN copper and with small gold and
silver values. He has one shaft OF
- feet in depth with numerous cuts
along the dyke. all showing a well
defined assure. He feels elated over
the prospects, and in a few weeks
viii be joined by his brother. OF
Gunnison, Colo.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-04-24
PARRIsH.DREw WEDDING

LONDON, April 22.--At bril-
liant wedding today at St. Margaret's
Westminster, Miss Dorothy Drew,
niece of Lord Gladstone, the gov
ernor general OF South Africa. and
granddaughter OF the late William
f. Gladstone, the famous statesman,
became the bride OF Lieutenant Fran
els Woodbine Parrish. OF the Kiag's
Royal Rife corps.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-04-24
HOUSE AGAINST INCREASE

WASHINGTON. April ls--The
Naval committee OF the House voted
against the battieships and cruisers
as part Of the years addition to
the navy.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-04-24

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friend, Of Cambridge, Mass, who
arc touring the west
Business Trip.
g w Hull of Jerome wa, an ar
rival IN the city yesterday ON mining
cuisines, and before returning home
will visit mi, interests at Huron,
where he continue, development
Attending Court.
Chief Of Police Fred Hawkins OF
Jerome. is in the city attending
court a. q virtues, before the grand
jury in criminal cases in which he
figured IN arresting certain parties
Jerome Visitors.
Mr. and Mr., Nathan Shullz aud
daughter OF Jerome, the former the
proprietor Of the New York store.
were in the city yesterday on a
pleasure visit. and will return home
today
Returns From Coast
= J Crash OF the Pick and Drill
Mining company. returned yesterday
from Los Angeles. ON brief bust
nccs, Trip pertaining to his inter
est, and will leave FOR the mine near
humboldt
Going to New York.
! Cooper OF Jerome la, disposed
al hi, busincs, iu tina, city and will
leave in a fcw days for New York.
spending week cr route AZ various
points. lie will locate permanently
IN the cast
Returns Home.
Mrs. Frank DcSouza. who has
been visiting with friends IN the
city for the week. and was the guest
of Mrs. K. w Marian, returned to
Phoenix yesterday. and was accom-
panied by Mrs. Marian
Rangeman in City.
Joe Rudy. the well known range
man Of the Skull Valley country, is
in the city for a few days on bust
ness he feels clatcd over the con
dition Of that industry since the
heavy rains Of the past few weeks.
Looking Over Interests.
T. s Viclc president OF the Ari-
IONA Power company. arrived from
New York City yesterday. and will
remain for few days to inspect his
interests. He i en- route 20 the
coast and will accompany X. S.
Mason chief engineer, 10 Los An
geles.
Visiting Miner.
J. u. Standard. OF the Yavapai
Metals Mining company. was in the
city Sunday from his camp near
Humboldt. and reports the good
showing in the crosseut as continu-
ing. and heavy production going on.
He feels enthusiastic over the prop
crty
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-04-24
Might Cut Threats Financially

Representative Maddox. who
through his pleasing address is one
Of the most popular members OF the
house. made telling address to the
committee and on behalf OF his con
stituents. II had been suggested by
a member OF the committee that such
small community as the proposed
county would be. were simply cut
ing their throats financially 10 at
tempt maintaining county govern.
ment
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-04-24
Wants the Privilege.

Il note the suggestion" declared
Maddox. and ! know such an as
sertion is true, but admitting il to
be true, ! submit it is God given
privilege for an American citizen TO
cut his throat IL he so desires"
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-04-24
Opposing Petition Filed.

Before the argument was closed,
Senator Breen. filed lengthy petit
ton against the division which. he
said. was signed by about 10 per
cent Of the tax payers of Coconino
county and the hearing came to an
end. a report on the measure, it is
said will be made the first of the
coming week and that the committee
is divided.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-04-24
Going TO New York.

! Cooper OF Jerome Ia, dispose
al hi, busincs, in tina, city and wi
leave in fcw days for New Yorl
spending week cn route AZ yariou
points. lie will locate permanent
90 The ca.t
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-04-24
Insurance Bill is Dead.

No session Of the house was held
and the senate only held a short
morning session II was long enough
however. to kill the compulsory in
vestment bill relating to insurance
premiums by vote OF 10 to g. The
bill disposed OF was the senate meas
ure, the house having killed a bill
OF similar import in that branch sew
eral days ago. Davis of Maricopa,
says he will. next week bring in a
modified bill on the same subject,
but Il is not considered likely of
adoption.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-04-24
Suffrage Vote Put Of.

An effort to bring equal suffrage
To vote was defeated when Wood
OF Marieopa county made the point
OF order that two thirds vote would
be required TO bring the bill in ques.
ton. the house bill, before the sen
ate. II had been sent to the suffrage
and elections committee To be re-
ported back to the senate on the
23rd. When Wood made his point
OF order before vote was taken. the
motion was withdrawn The entire
matter came about by reason of the
anticipated absence from the senate
OF Senator Sims. who left tonight
for his home at Bisbee. II was the
desire OF those who are opposed 10
the bill to have the vote taken when
Sims Is present. Later a pair was
arranged with Worsely SO his alb
sence will be Of no effect on the
final vote.