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Washington Journal., 1912-02-24

glaubt, OaB Die 0berIeitlng Der Ar.
NEE BON ben Chefs m6htiger 8ure-
aus ausgeiibt merOen ioate. Die
Shwierigfeiten, tpeIde iih aus Der
@ntluiiung Ainsmortbs fir ben
&riegsiefretdr, fir oas Rriegsoepar-
cement, fir Die Administration uno
nidt gum wenigiten fir General
Ainswortb ielbit ergaben, Idienen
lebr betrd9tIid. Durh oie 8ermitt-
lung Oes Senators 8arren bon8no-
ming, Der ebeoem 8orliser oes sc.
natsousihuiies fir MiIitarueIen
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benton Gait uno oen autoritdten Oes
&riegs0eportements auf beltem Sui
be itebt, fam ie0od ihon am Sreitag
elm a%ompromiB 5uitanoe. inoem Der
@eneraIoOiutant auf iein GrIuhen
nit elmer Sabrespenlion BON $4,000
IN Den GubeItano Deriebt Duroe.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-24

gtah ibDerem 2ei0en lit am
Sonntog Nbeno in @ien Der otter.
rei1IlAe Wtiniiter oes MeuBern @rof
AloDs Sera BON 4ebrentbol i'm so.
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Dem I%ootranfen, nadoem er 0ieSter.
beiatramente empfangen bate, Az
leiner boben 8efrieoigung nod elm
eigenb1noi9es Shreiben 0es 4oiier.
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beIlbaren &ranfbeit Der @eiBb[iitig.
felt, bel Delder Die neiBen 8IutfSr-
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rotten 8lutforperd)en oergeItaIt iiber-
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rentbnl, Die nit orei uneripohjener
&inoern ben Beritorbenen iiberIebf
gingen an oemieIben Gag elm Sci.
leloslHreiben oes 4oiIers uno unaGb-
liac geileiGstelegramme, aud eine
0cpeiHe oea oelttiden aliie,s, al.
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oeS gliispdrtigen Mmtes I'm Stoot
nltfgebobrt unO porgeItern citf Be-
febl oes Soiiers NIT groBem 8ereno.
niel beitattet.
Bum @odfOIger gebrentboIs bot
Der 9oiier ben @rofen 2eopolo Herd.
TOLD ernonnt.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-24
Srinat @atiOnul Capital Bier 5ur
SteII
&nnid Onnfel, 9iumOnO bea.

Ger Ameritaner peradtei
feline geationolitdt, Oagegen ober mi.
ooIlem &edt iolde, Die li9 ibrer SEQ.
ttonoIitdt iddmen unO bieieIbe Der.
lelt9nen. 8er in einem nmerifoni.
den @eiddft frei urO often erfl6rt,
DAB er opif @runO elmer an6eige im
.@aibington SournnI" fOmmt, ida.
cigt oaourh feinespegs iein anie-
ben, Ieiitet ober Der 3eituns einen
unid6sboren 2iebesOienft.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-24

Am Sonntag Mbeno berloiitete 5ils
crit, Dab WabIon YitneD bon glen
Seriep Der Monn iei, ben 8rGfioent
Eaft gum beiiibenoen &i6ter oes
acknowledgements anSteIe oes per
itorbenen Hi1ters Sobn sc. Sarlon
ernennen tperoe, uno am Montog
Weittag giue i1on Die @rnennung
benz Senat CUR 8eit6tigung gu. @ls
Serr Gait in Der norigen @o6e gte-
mari, q. s., beiuhte, gob gg : @ou-
perneur Murpbp ibm 81 @bren elm
8anfett, bel nelbem Der Br1Iioent
Den 9an5Ier oes Staates Stem SerleD,
8errn 8itnep, gum 8ildnohbar bot
te. Der Gin0rud, melben 9err Bit
neD ouf ben B~r1lioenten mofte, mar
Elm 10 giinitiger, Dab cine 8emerflng,
iDel6e oieIer fur3 Dor Ietnem Wegge.
ben mddte, Die bal0 o1ralf aus.
gefiiBrte 4bIidt 0ur6bIiden IteB.
Ran5ler BitneD entipridt otelen Ir.
fo%roerungen, nelde nod Der Anii6t
ces Yr6iiOenten an elm MitglieO oes
boberen @eridtsbofes geIteat meroen
miihen, or lit unIGngit 81 Sabre alt
~getuoroen, itebt nlio nod 6 Sabre Dor
Der BON Serrn Soft seiebten 4lters-
gren6e. lit proftii6er anpolt gene
zen un0 bat ieit Dem Sabre 1882 Dem
Ri6terItonoe angebort. Nom Sabre
1901 bis 1908 mar er beiiiben0er
&ihter oes Obergeridts in Nep Ser.
ieD uno itieg Damn gu Dem Stang oes
&an8lers nltf. Seinen 8obnIib bat
er in Morristonn.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-24

Der neue oiterrei9ii9 . uran.
ride Wtiniiter Oes aeuBern @rof 3e-
opolo YerftOlo reilt na9 Berlin, INN
li6 Dem &uiier 8iIbelm por5ultelen.
@r miro Wdbreno leines Yerltner
A%ufentbaIts natiirlia aud 9eipred).
ungen nit Dem oentiden 0fei6stnna.
Ter Or. b. 9etbmann-9 oaweg uno
Dem Staatsletretar oes AeuBern b.
aioerleen : 8adter boben.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-24

- Der OiIids Tell Der Stobt 6ous
ftOn. Ger. w~sniaitsns rs StrnBsnseUier.
te. wurOe AM WittwOd wdbrenO zines
fut9tbaren @turmwinOss uou elmer 6sus
ersbrumit serlt6rt. Der S9aOen wirb
auf minbefsms SO, OOO, 900 Ssiadtt.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-24

@nn3 born in Der Neibe Der
&aus-, Shilo- u1O Grestomnler itebt
Sic. @iegono, $40. S24 Ssdite Str,
g. 81.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-24

Sn Dem reifen Eager Der Spiri.
tnpfen 0rOk6nnOInng BON q. @ibI-
eiiem COMPANY erfreut fiG gGaf.
mont" san5 ~beiOnOerer 8eliebtbeit.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-24

@er @etrdnte besie6t BON oxanber
& gInose",
SIT eta fInser Waann anO nidlt me-
i4nsss.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-24
SripOli8 uuO G1reuaita anneftiert
9aS tOnigli6r 9rtret III Der italitnti6rm 9rpnticrttus
f0ululGr
entfs0sIt unbefebreibIidben e~ntbuNasmns.

nit Iebbofter @enuetiuug begriiBt
mer0en.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-05-22
CLARA AFFAIRS TO
 BE ADJUSTED SOON
drrom Thursdays Daily,

The meeting of stockholders and European hnancicrs interested In the Clara Consolidated Mining company, which has been conducted m this city for the past two days. with a view of adjusting it's affairs. has terminated satisfactorily. and the biz undertaking it was announced yes terday will resume. The statement was also authorized that the com. pany is ready io meet its obligations immediately in paying the labor claims in full and as soon as judi cial matters are closed. other fnan- ciai obligations will be settled lt is believed the latter will be con cludcd in the next two weeks
 The spirit manifested al the meet. ings held. was harmonious, and it is stated ample funds are available for no, only paying the indebtedness in cured, bu, that . fund for large de. velopment will be forthcoming al, once, The final meeting will take place tn this city tomorrow, when the board of directors will elect officers
 It s reported tha, ,hc new man. sser will be (, Cicrc, one oi the visiting Europrans, and who enjoys prominence in ,he mining world as an engineer Other changes are also ,o be made in the official re,inuc. The visiting members of the com. pany left yesterday for the United Verde at Jerome, to make an in spcetion of the smelling plant, as we'll as to ascertain mineraiogiea al characteristics of the ores of that proposition. Among them were Mir. and Mrs (, Clcrc. Mir. and Mrs. w. Shut,e, and Father Alfred Quetu Mir Shuttc represents European hnanciers, and after the meeting ,o. morrow will proceed to his home a, Amsterdam, Holland
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-05-22
COPPER BASIN IS
 BECOMING BIG SHIPPER
(prsm wsdnesdAy's Dsily.)

Arrivals from Copper Basin yes ierday stated that the ircighting out ht of Geo (. Ruffner is employing three four mule teams and one six mule team each drawing two large wagons hauling ore to Skull Valley. The service is to be increased m a few weeks by an additional ten head. and the purpose is to handle in the aggregate thirty-hvc tons per day. The capacity of the ears being loaded is hity tons each. and car every other day is leaving for the south. l' IS also reported that m a few months the purpose IS to load a car every day The camp is now the scene of much activity receiving new equipment and in preparing 10 in crease the force
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-05-22
 1 He Social Mirror

gclc. ,s visiting i,rc 1s 'h' Rn' of Mics Florence llcrndon
 Monday Club
 The Art Section ui the Monday Club met in the Club room ai 'hc usual hour on Monday, May li The subject va. illustrators and Car toonis,s of the Southwest in charge of Nr. Meek and Mr' Foster
 Interesting paper. were read by Mrs Meek and Mr. Wooster on the above subject, followed by ' diScussion
 This section will gitc cooked food sale ou May n m the Club rooms
 The Literature Section oi inc Monday Club will give their Open Day card party ou Monday evening, May 70 m the Club rooms on North Marina street Beach mcmhcr oi the Club may come free. each mem her of the section is entitled io bring one guest free Others may pro cure tickets from mcmbcrs There will be prizes and refreshments Thi, promscs to be the ioll,cs, party of the year Some original features are to he sprung on the guests
 Representative Carl Hayden has presented the Monday Club with two handsome govcrnmcn, maps One oi the United Statcs. the other of Arizona
 The Lady Mins,rcls. thanks to th, liberal patronage of the Prescott public. realized very gratifyinp sum from their Thursday night per iormancc This entertainment vii become hcncciotth yearly event of the Monday Club to follow ih, Elks Minstrels' performance Sufh cicnt local talent of high order n the city iusiihcs this decision Monday. May 2s the Music See ton will entertain with their Opcr Day program, n unique. artistic musical affair entitled "Cafc Chan pant"
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-05-22
ioMEsTRADIN0 IN
 YAvAPAI IS POPULAR trrom Ssnday's Daily.)

James T. Martin, recent arrival in the county has concluded ,o rc main permanently, and yesterday filed on leo acres oi land near Gran. i'c on the $ r P & ?. railroad. which he will utilize as a home. stead. He was induced ,o visit this county through correspondence with the Chamber of Commerce. and is pleased with the opportunities for land investment George lioulihan also filed on loo acres of land near the Alber,son place yesterday. and will make that section his home. Both applications were made before United States Commissioner Moore. who states that more settlers are coming into this field. than ever be. fore known, The record of home. stead locators for the past year is greater than that of the pas, ten years combined.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-05-22
COPPER DISTRICT SPR|NC|NG INTO
 PROMINENCE
(rrom Tucsdsy's Daily)

Arrivals yesterday from Copper Ra,in stated that the Commercial Mining company is adding to i,s minc force as rapidly as underground conditions will warrant and at pres cnt eighteen miners arc at work Three points are being operated. and the tonnage tor shipment to Skull Valley is assuming much a,ten
 ton for its high grade character With the installing of the new com prcSsor and hoist. other men will no doubt be put to work Many people arc visiting the district. and i' is probable tha, sales being talked of, may soon matcrialiIc Copper Basin has suddenly sprung into an attract i've section.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-05-22
LINE RAPIDLY WEARS
 COMPLETION
tFrom Tuesda,s Daily,

Tho Overland Telephone and Icle praph company at present is work iny DO the Williamson Valley coun' fry and 10 icv days communica- iior will b, established with the farm Tn, huc is being run from l,rom, Junction. end |, is reported that the forestry service will iinme diatcN take thc matter up oi es tending the ltnc to include the Wal no, Greek country and ,o connect with thc stations of that department The coming of ,hc line to William son Valley q, highly appreciated b> an resident, and will bc great con ycnicncc n lransactiuR business will ,his city
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-05-22
REFORM IS NEEDED AT
 coMMENcEMENrs

With the return of the graduation season there Is the usual protest agaiuS, the heavy expenses wontred for graduating dresses and pr-semsL ; and this year it seems to' hc morc pronounced than ever
 |, is a protcs, that, should be needed The commencement nj high school and college should be ono of the mos, tplcasant events In the school year To witness young peo- llc who have successfully completed their school life engage uIth~ exefs ciSes attending their graduation Is ono oi the pre,liest sights iragin. able IL is one m wbieh parents and friends. as well as the partic,. .pan,s. take delight and pride ,!Ye, too often u is ah' 'occasion' Cor anxiety and hear, burning 'beesase oi the rivalry as to dress and the heavy expense tha, rivalry causes,
 Some graduates. or their parents. or both. think u an ocoasion ,o dis, play the dresSmakcrH aff lt is h foolish and expensive idea, when car. ried out, do,raets from the dignity oi the event Simplicity m dress Is far more becoming for lavish out lay is out of keeping with the spiri, of the occasion .Hf .tI,
 Again audiences do not gather ,o gasc bowiljcringly upon a variety oi expensive costumes, but ,o hear and sec the graduaics and iho attepdsn, exercises t., .I ...
 School boards aud faculties ought, ,o put their veto upon any auemp, ,o incur expenses in graduation dress that canno, be easily met by the poorest parents of any graduate. And well to do parents ouWht to set a good example by having their children dressed in simple and ines pensivc attire Simplicity in attire  under such circumstsuees Is more h,,'ns and more, pleasing Co tho spectators than silks and satins, rmged fingers and btsecie,ed arms.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-05-22
BOYLE SPEAKS IN
 ADMIRATION OF ARIZONA
crrsm Thss~sav.s Daily,

The Mother Lode Magnet. of Jamestown. Cal, of May s. has the following item concerning the return home of George Boyle:
 George Boyle returned to. his home m S,en, Monday evening from the sad mission of doing fathers laN duty to his unfortunate son. Mir, Boyle IS loud m his praise of the Arizona Veterans, as we'll as in. Odd Fellows, who did everything possible to assist him. also inc man. agemeni and nurses a, the ho,ci,,, n"'h and every one. he says. did everything possible Co relieve ,h, suffering of his son"
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-05-22

The house ths, is filled with music ,s bound 10 be housr. of cheerful, ness Pianos and other instruments may cos, money bu, 1t Is money we'll spent when |, leads to joy, happiness aad love of home With more good music m the home there would be fewer young people roaming around the streets h,
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-05-22
THE WORLDS GREATEST
 ACHIEVEMENT

Whatever may be sad against the policy oi government control oi pub lic utilities or whatever may be pub lie opinion aN to the ability oi the sovcrnmcn, to mauguratc. prose cute and bring to successful ,crm'n' alton any public work. the fac, re mans tha, the governments under taking in building a b,s ditch across the I,hmus of Panama, has been a wonderful success.
 The dream of the centuries IS abou, to be realized the great work undertaken by the French, which proved q failure. has been success fully carried out by America; and this statement is not intended as casting any reflections on the French, either. When De t.csSeps and his eompa,r,o,s undertook to build the canal the world was no, ready for it The genius of the world had not then provided the necessary meehan- ,eal equipment and tools for such an undertaking Wha, has ,ranspired since the time of De hesscps in the field of science and spSeA'"'G', s~ been marvellous.
 It was reserved tor the United States govcrnmcn, to iaecomtltSb ihis engineering feat which lw& commenced while Theodore Roose vel, was president f The, pa,tchase oi the French canal rights iSo4, the governmen, s4o,ooo,oOb, besides slo, UoOoO paid for canal zone rights. The first appropriation made by Congress for the construc,ion of the canal was on June ls, 1902, in the sum of Sl0000.OOc. H Is now May 1912 and the las, load of ccmcn, has been emp,ied into the Gu,un loeks. and, unless unlocked for slides occur, the 6nal load of dirt will be out of Culebra cut on the first day of July. ielJ We may we'll feel proud ot this showing Trial sailing oi ships through the canal will be actually taking place in August. lel5. and the formal opening has been set for January l, 1918, and will he duly celebrated in San Francisco by and through the Panama Exposition.
 The government plans to have the Panama zone entirely depopulated after the completion of the canal, except for the presence of 5000 sol. diers, the canal fotee. employees aud passengers on the Panama railroad. which borders the northern bank of the canal The Standard Oil com. pany has a pipe line which ,raverses the entire zone between terminal oil tanks at Colon and Balboa oil from this line has been used ex,en. sivcb and successfully for hygienic spraying of the swamp lands
 There does not appear to have been any useless expenditures m the construction ol this great work. hut on the contrary the actual cos, has fallen below thc estimates. This is doubtless owing to the management nf Colonel Gocthals Thus far Sso0, 100000 has been spent, and although | the management is considerably in advance of the time schedule of the construction work. he is sl0,Ooo 900 behind on the cost sheets up to the | present date. lt k now expected | that all expenditures, including for t'hca,ions, will total S7s,ooo,oo0 in stead of the estimated s+oo.ooo, 900 aggregate
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-05-22

Iowa Democrats assert that Dry an, i nominated. will poll trom 0o.ooo 10 l.0O.OoO more votes than any other Democratic candidates can get, Bryan proved this party super ioriiy in all his three battles. but how about never getting votes enogh
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-05-22
OIL LANDS SOLD

NJ F. Fillmore and F l. G,,o.n have sold 10 A, E. Bre,hIl 4so acre, oi petroleum claims in the vc,Ic Valley, the decd being filed for re. ofd yesterday for nominal con,it era,ion.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-05-22

The late king of Denmark had the advantage of beginning fife as a poor hoy. Two of his sisters, though prmeesses, were compelled. on aeeoun, of limited family means. to make their own dresses, yet one became queen of England, and the other empress of Russia.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-05-22
PUBLIC RECORDS
instruments Filed as Reported bv
 The Prescott Title Go.
May 10. 1912

Mineral Point Mining Co. files af,i. oaV' oi assessmen, work on is mines, Mineral poin, district
 t. M' A'ber'son 10 Mrs Elizabeth c hlher'son.--Q C deed F. Inf oi NV qr of NE qr. Sec g ia N. wv '' H. c Tyler to F.. Nj. Alber,son-- M' deed La Plata mine, Wake,
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-05-22

\ sand boil'' indicates a weak place m levcc The rule holds ,ha, there Is no good place to have boil
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-05-22

An effeminate man is on par with q masculine woman. Neither is re sarded with much respect. ..r
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-05-22

,ardcnland Tract, Prceo,t
 's-IMsy fi. isia
 William GfonIxhd to Mir. w Jronlund.--BiIl of sale. Stoct ,a, is,urcs of Richilicu Bar Sslo,, Ash Fork.
 D. F. Dumas and wife ,o q ii Iohnosn W deed Par, of NE of NV qr, Sec. 34, 10 N, ,ar \. ng south of Oak Greek II A. Biekford to Fred Sa,., Bill of sale. 2 mules. 2 sets haro,,, wagon. 1 buggy etc. Fred Bunker and John Fetri, l. rate Golden Rule No I placer co, per Basin district r. Fay and F. F. Lake ,o,,,. Pinion mine, Walker district, Moore Mercantile Co. give. nail. oi intention in 10 days to sell s,o,t of merchandise, fixtures. etc 1, Prescott.
 Paul Burks and wife to John p,, deed Lots i2 and IA block n. Otis Addition. Prescott,
 May '. 1919 W. H. Andrick and W. B sh,,l, locate Bald Mob oil claim. sou,, Peak district.
 Hull Copper Co to K. C Lane w decd. To, |. block | in No 10 Addition ,o Jerome.
 Juani,a M & NJ. Co loem, mine and miIisi,e and water rich, llassayampa district
 May is. isi3
 J. Lcidig locates , mines. Eureka district.
 Howard Sheep Co. 10 Mar, f Clarke w deed. Lot near Ash Fort | Jos. Pickering locates mines Copper Basin district
 Mary kuchlcr to Nick Radalc. vieh--Lcasc. Building on iot block !. Jerome.
 Mary Kuchlcr to Hardy Lane. Option. Lots }. {. p. $. J6 and r, block ,, Jerome. J F.. Pawlcy locates ! mines Weaver district
 c. c. Henderson files bond o 5000 as justice of the peace, Waller precinct
 A. l.. Thomas and wife to Amelia V. Orthcl--W decd. Lo, II, bloet !, Mocller Addition. Prescott
 Al Finch to James II. Slaek-M decd fourth interest in Ali sona & Pacific mines. Copper Basin district,
 May i<. 1912 1F.
 |. Look and J, II. Cross iceaie ; plaocrs. Walnut Grove district
 Andrew Kozik and Geo. Hurst To. cate 2 mines. Blue Tank district
 Henry Heine ei al to Jos Bold c, al--Q. C. deed. Dewey Nos 1 to l4 plaecrs. Big Bug district
 w T. lIerdman and wife ,o Robt F. Abcll-Q. (. decd W 7% feet of lot q, block C. Hooker's Addi. tion. Jerome.
 Mrs. Fred Hil,enbrant to A. l. Thomas.--W. deed Lot |, block z Prescott
 Scott Price et al amend Locations of mines, Copper Basin district
 Scott Price 10 Ben F. Swee,wood M. decd, Rain Crow. Rain Grow Nos and ? mines. Copper Basin district,
 Arizona Land and Irrigation Co amends articles of incorporation.
 May IS. iOi3
 Jos Rambaud to T. J. Evans-B'll of sale. Water wagon. engine, c'c, at Ash Fork
 l.. Gadettc ct al locate Morning Star mine. Verde district.
 James II. WingHeid to Enoch B ketcherside -- W. deed. Lot H Camp Verde.
 F. T. Diekenson and wife to Ja. II. Wingheid.--W. deed. NE dr o' sE ar, Sec. 2<. i% N.. { F.
 Frederick s. Turner ,o N Wingheld-W deed. To, at Camp Verde. ,'''
 Rosa Birch to Eda L. Keller. w. deed Lo, l5. block 2. Pres colt.
 May io, 1912
 Santa Fe Pacific Railroad tu. to Mary Leycrich.--Dccd. 23ns scre' oi land in Yavapai and Nricra counties. John II, Lee and wife ,p r L. orifhn ct al.--Leasc. Lots 2, and @' Sec ,; lot l and SE qr. oi NE oi. Sec, {. l4 N. E.. for cil
 Frank Turner ct al to p G. f., .s .t
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-05-22

Mrs F, C. Brecht returned thi. week after spending a few days in Tucson and Douglas
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-05-22

Miss Blanche Kelly of Los An
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-05-22

Master Paul Wingheld, son of Mir. and Mrs. C F. Wmghcid of Huron. celebrated his sixth birthday by en- teftaining number Of his little friends with a picnic a, which many games were played Among those who enjoyed the merry little folks were MT, and Mrs. (, F. Winghcld NIT. and Mrs F (. Tlill. Mir and Mrs. A. E. Vest, Mir and Mrs. A. F. Combcr, Mir and Mrs F, Childers. Mir and Mrs ] F. O'Brien. Mir. and Mrs Wm Stevens. and Mr. and Mrs Cioave
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-05-22
May IS. 1912

Santa Fe Pacific Railroad Iu. to Mary Leycrich.--Dccd. 23hs scre' oi land in Yavapai and NmicHa counties
 John IT, Lee and wife tp r L. orifhn ct al.--Leasc. Lots ! and ', Sec, ,; lot | and SE qr. oi NE ot. Sec {. l4 N. { E.. for ,'il.
 Frank Turner ct al to p G. 1r'fhn et al--Q. C. deed. Nire'n'' Nos. l to 5 and Jordan o,l cla'n, Verde Valley district
 Humboldt Cooperative Co sn'cn' articles of incorporation.
 " F.. Messinger and J. H. Tribb, incorporate Old Pioneer Mining Co Capital stock Ss00.OOO.
 Sarah D. Monroe to Ellsworth W Monroe--W, deed. Lots iS. 10, h. block 4 Moeller Addition. Prescott ohas, l.. Sannier locates Gold Rug mine, Walnut Grove district
 A. B, Peach and A. ], Pickrell To cate Sheriff mine. Copper Basin dis trict.
 hsy i7. 1912
 Q. n. Duricc and F. D. Fuel To cate Goat mine. Eureka district
 J, Prince locates ( mines, White Pieacho district
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-05-22

The wedding of Miss Irene Hesla and Mr Max Elsncr was solemnircd Friday, May 10. at S,. Mary's Epis. eopal Chapel m Chicago. Miss Hesia was attended by Miss Ienore Allen and Miss Vera Smith, class. mates at Northwestern University, Mir aud Mrs Elsnct are now at their home. lols Wilson avenue. Chicago.