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Weekly journal-miner., 1912-05-22
MAKES A RECORD FROM
 ASH FORK
Only Two Places Need Repairs to Make A
 Speedway
tfSom Tuesdays dniIy)

An auto party comprising Mr and Mrs. LeRay. Andcrson. Miss Wmni. frcda Gale. and 'Mr. and Mrs C. F, MeNeiIcy. visited Ash Fork on Sun. day, and on the return trip made an exceptionally speedy run in ibe for mcr's S,oddard Dayton car. ncgotia. ting the ds miles in jus, two hours and 1 mi6utct, which time IS vcri. fed by every 'onc of the party. ga
 This isyfbe rccord. SO far as known. In speaking of the trip, MT. Anderson, states iha, with the es. eep,ion of Two places that need re- pair. the road Is the equal Of the state highway. and will no doub, be a poraiar line in the future. He speaks in eommcndabic terms of the eratui,ous work performed by Don Scnor" Patterson, in keeping the north end of the road from the lat ter's ranch to Ash Fork, 20 mile stretch. In good condition, and through this work SO generously done, the trip is one oi the most cn. joyable oul of this city
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-05-22
FORMER PRESCOTT
 BEAUTY ASSAULTED
tFrom sundays Dsily)

The following taken from recent issue of the Los Angeles Herald. will be read with much interest in ,h,s city. Mrs Nor,ham, nee Miss LeU,a Sioney. having been a resi- den, of Prescott and Jerome for many years. and was prominently known in social circles through her charming personality and fascinating manners:
 Mrs Lcoiis Northam, handsome young wife of Col Rober, Northani. 2ls East Washington street. com .piainant m a divorce case now pend ing in the superior court. will today. through her attorney, Frank J Burke of San Francisco. swear out war rants for three prominent women, charging them with having assault ed her with A dagger Monday after. moon in inc Eas, Washington street h.use
 "Mf. Northam has refused 10 dis close ihc naincs of the women whom che will charge with the attack. but jstlsrrs tha, they have persecuted her for many weeks by annoymous threatening letters. mysterious icie phon. calle and similar means
 Mrs Noftham is now in the Cali iofnia hospital. recovering from the attack which she declares was made upon her Monday afternoon. A knife wound just below her heart is inc most serious.
 According io the story told ny Mrs Noriham. she entered Col. Northam's home by the rear door Monday afternoon Whil. the d. vorce case pends she has been liv- ing with her mother. Mrs M. D. .s,oncy. iisH Beast T~epiy fourth street. but calls occasionally at the home ,o see her dogs
 "She had jus, entered the dining room. shs said. when there was q rush behind her and she vas seized by two women. who held. her while one siabbcd her with inc knife, then they fed
 She summoned her physician and vas taken to the California hospital The police did not received word oi ii until last night.
 | Mrs Northam. through her aitor' ney. declares that she will proseeuis her assailanis"
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-05-22
AUTO CLUB PLANS
 ROAD FIXING PICNIC
Expect to Have Speedway From Pres. colt to Ash Fork by Time
 Of Excursion.
tProm Tuesday. Daily)

R,ior. the Siudcbaker tour reaches |pr,cou. June (. the road from phc,u, ,o EI Tovar. a, the Grand |Csnyon will hr in cxocllcn, condi pon fer the tourists. Parts oi thi. reai stretch of highway through ,h, heart of scenic Arizona will bc ,. smooth as the famous she'll roads oi T,xas This statement was made ,i meeting of the Prescott Auto Club. a, the Chamber of Commerce sI night
 10 ! Harvey Blsin presided. The rsaurcr reported SJ47 cash balance uih all outstanding obligations hquiLatcd Eigh, new members were rctycd during the past month. n,h three aoocssiops to bc reported within ,h, week. Jack Jaeger Is thr latest recruit An extension oi the trn within which initiation fec. of < will prevail. was ordered to luk
 Don Scnor" Patterson. father of rccd foads development in the Rig Chino Valley. was present and offer,
 d Co place ,ha, part oi the Ash Fork Grand Canyon road lying be tween his ranch and Ash Fork in good condition. with the use of his ,vu men and teams He was ten dcrcd vote of thanks.
 Decoration Day. May 70. will vii. ness nearly fifty cars dot,ing the highway from Jerome Junction to Cathedral Cave. The ladies will tary lunches and their escorts will h equipped with necessary tools with which to iron out all the crcases and make this one of the bes, roads m Arizona.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-05-22
4 SLUMP IN LOVE ~
 ,ai.vba STOPS MARRIAGE
tftom snnday's DsiIy)

Cupid acercd the ship of love into a matrimoniiii iceberg Friday nigh, in rather ah unexpected manner. and when the crash came, Juan Val encia went pyerboard and was lost. because he "lovcd too we'll, but not wisely" Miss Miguela Ozuna. a fascinating and vivacious senoriia, was fo sail with him on the sea of matrinony. and when the knot was to De tied, she. deserted the hymep. cal craft in rather ,ersc and em- pha,ic manner by stating. "Wcll I've changed my mind" Robbed of his auehor for life's voyages Valencia sized up the delicate situation in rather a eo,npIacent manner, and jerking the marriage license out of his pocket. ripped ii io two. and walked out of the room, ,.th,, 4
 The young lady sat down in a chair and the many guests present lowered around her naturally to learn the secret of the jii, and why the choppy waves of her affection had been SO ,pnceremon'ously and @ unexpectedly exercised, she smiled in bswitehing manner and inform. cd all, that her would be spoase ha, been too persistent snitos.o and b order 'o appease his arslor, she has consented. 10 go to the altar and b, his for cyermore.
 The hfsi hitch in ibe game oc earred carly in tht week. when th, gfoor,-io-bs secured license, bu unfortunstely lDs fortunately for hin ihefo wss no one qualified st Con I-gress io Tie them together m Q lcga manner They concluded io come [, Prescott, accordingly. and while o, the train she made up her mini a intervals to wed him, and ihu, re yersed herself When th. fatal mo meni arrived, and while Judge (. n MoLans was standing m front q the couple robcJ In his conven,iopa Princr Albert, with many friend asd the regulation ~i,nesses in a, tendapre, she stated: ''I conclude, Co baIh before ii was too late. an, 1 am sorry ios the man. as hc | oui considerable money, and mus fesi awfni bad. anyway"
 Alter ths collapse of ihe w.ddin, ceremony the 9nesfs indalssd n carrying out Inc program and
 dance followed. and in which ih bride iobe induiscd in a joyou manner as if nothing whaisyer ha, occurred
 Miss Ozuna snd Mf Valencia rs turned to congre,s yesterday af,er noon. both occupying ths ssms sea in the eaf, bni moi as man and vii, hoNeVfr
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-05-22
MINING CODE NEEDS
 A CAREFUL REVISION

Ny the provisions of hill io amend section 2522 of the Revised Statutes of the United States relat- rg to mineral locations. which was introduced in the United States sem aic by Senator Reed Smoo, on the 'h of the present month, another move Is male in the long pending caort, of a large percentage of those interested in metal mining to do away with the trouble breeding Flaw oi the apex" so.calied. Without in any sense wishing to question the motives of Senator Smoo,. il is urged on mining men of the west and all over the country, for that maiior-ihat right now is the time lo 'naugurate a campaign that should result tn making this measure oi revision of the mining laws all hat II ought to be. There IS little m the measure introduced by Sen Aior Smoot showing that the sub lco, has received any particular at iention, thought or study on his part and II is remarkable that such provision could be made by a western senator. engaged in mining Srh ,o ewdens a lack of knowledge of what wsli be necessary in the change of -prrscnt laws governing lhc location ef mineral lands, io meet present day requirements and avoid trouble for the fnure. This neW proposition is known as Senate b'll olo4 It has been twice read and referred to the senate commit ltc on public lands. Mining men Sho are and should be interested m seeing a comprehensive law en acted should make themselves heard by tht committee having the subject m hand The Smoot bill reads a' follows.
 Sec | Ne n enacted by the Sen ate and House of Representatives ol 'ho United States of America n Congress assembled. that Section %'l4 oi the Revised Statutes bc. and 'he anne hereby IS. amended torcao as follows; Locators of all mining locations heretofore made on an' mineral vein. lode or ledge siiua'' on the public domain, their heirs "' assigns, shall have the eNolusiN' nshi of possession and cnjoymen o' ihc lands SD located and oi 'h' 'e'n', lodes or ledges apeSIng 'hcfe 'n' as permitted by the customs reg nlailons and laws in force at 'h' datc of their locations, but from ah' 1iler the passage of this act the To 'a'or' of mining locations upon anl mineral vein. lode or ledge. or oi deposit of mineral or minerals !" place, situate on the public domain meu heirs or assigns. shall suhje' to Snch other rights as pertain ''
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-05-22

leRoy Anderson s,a,rd ina, h, had timed his return from Ash Fork to Prescott yesterday mognin, ana mat 'hree witnesses could attest. the '''ne' < hours and S5 minutes. tb, 'ias'sst yet tor the cd7 mile. between the two points
 The club will ion with the city council m the purchase of heavy toad grader. the city ,o accord ii, use io the club whenever cspedient
 Road committee reported ,x,,p- s'vc rcpars on ibc Murphy Drive. rendering r in good condition Stu pcrvisof Heap sa,d that the men under Superintendent, Clark will have the Copper Bsan toad com. plc'ed 70 6overnmsn, Spring, by June ( the date when the S,uds baker touring party will reach Pres. colt Also. that ., force of men started the fepay on the Yarnen H'li yesterday morning
 Secretary E. s Clark stated that the citizens oi Mohave county await the hs'nv of the point on the Yava pai boundary a, which the Prescott kinsman road will cross and that 'hc yavapsi hoard will be asked io make a preliminary survey with this end tn view Mr Clark said that. as soon as this can be. done. immediate provision will be made for the con s'rue'ion oi the road from King man
 An automobile run will h. an nounccd m ,hc near future, the idea being Co spend two hours in the evening 'o clean up ,h, sore spots in ih. road between this city and Jerome Junction This run will fin. ish with a picnic for the workers.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-05-22
SUPERIOR COURT
(From sundsy's Daily.)

In the superior court yesterday the eases on the calendar were called as follows t
 Oliver Loper vs Hillside Consoii. dated Mining company. set for trial on May 2O. was ss, aside.
 The same order was made in the case of Booth vs. Hillside Consob. dated Mining company.
 The case of Benjamin j. Perry vs. The Eagle Copper. Gold Mining was ordered dismissed
 S F. Emig vs Mitchell Mining company. the order made io set the trial for May p, was set aside.
 The trial of the case of Joe Rod eriek w Ipez 'B. Roderick. set for May a, was resc, for May 2.
 The order made for the trial ol the case of John R. Langdon vs Edgar Reid and William Reid on May Q. was set aside.
 Gilbert O'Dougheriy. indicted for grand larceny. was arraigned and will plead on Monday. May 20
 The case of Williams vs. Loy. SC, for trial on May ls was set aside. In the criminal case of the stat, vs Clarence Williams. found guilt, by jury of assault with dcadi, weapon. argumen, for new iria was heard. and submitted.
 In the case of the state vs ". D Webb. found guilty of grand lar ecny, sentence was set for Tuesday May 2i. si 2;!D o'clock.
 In the ease of W. H Hoover. ih. trial set for May is. was set for ward ior May 22
 The case of J. Valdrini vs. n. ] becmer company vas heard xns piaintiHa allowed until Monday [. amend eou,p,aipt io accord w,il proof
 The hsbeas corpus proceeding against ksndrict. Blair and Collin was continued io Monday. May e0
 Judgment for plaintiff was order ed m ih. esse of Oscar C. Connsl vs Mary Arnold Involved vas al issue to qu,ei nir to certain Ian. on Walnut Cfrsb.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-05-22
LOWELL STRIKE MURDER

SALEM Mass Mag 1i "A spec isl yenirr oi 100 jurYmep reported io fhe E'ses conniy coufi hsrr to-day in readiness io' iht ,'ial pi ihr scy erai men indicted % murder charge as result of ihs tiilihg of ~onsn in ihs street riois anring thc rscgni tssiiic strike in tarsil Joseph Carnso. ~ho is accused ol having 6fed ,bs fatal shei. e io b, tried as principal and Joseph J ri. tar. soeishu editor and sgiisiof and his assistant. Ciovshnii;i. sfs ;r be tried as sesessofies
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-05-22

Medical specialists usually die of heir own speciality.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-05-22
AGAINST HARVESTER TRUST

CYNTHIANA. Ky. May ts -- States Attorney Diedman today filed suite against the international Harvester company tn four cosniies. comprising the Eighteenth Judiciary district alleging that they cooper. aied In these soonuessis violation of the Sherman law Five thousand dollars and costs are asked in zach case
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-05-22
NEW ENGLAND COLLEGES

SPRINGFIELD May ls--Seofes
 ,,,ined college athletes gathered h,,, today for ihc preliminary eVen'' m ,be annual outdoor ehamp'on'h'p' , h, New England Intercollegiate ,ht,,c association. The survivors oi ,oda,. events viii compete II" ,h, dtlc tomorrow
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-05-22
BATTLE LINEUP CHANGING AT
 ESCAL0N
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tCon,inued from Page One) ~~'~~--'S -.S~'.~~>~-~>>~s~~- expected the government will ask the United States to make Tornillo. TeSag opposite Guadalupe. a tenn porary customs post
 Two Generals Killed. JIMENEZ, Mex. May D.--(Or- Iozeo's' Headquartcrs)r-.Co Coloncls Can alcs. and Amaya. two of the most pleasant officers of the rebc. army were killed for lighting near Pcdri- gonis, fifty miles southwest of Tor reon, few days ago. according to. the official report of Orozeo, today. fIhfyi were sent with force to at fvmpi .to cut oH inc federals near Sopejos, but they themselves were. cu, oH and captured. It is feared their forces were badly cut up
 Threats Made.
 CULIACAN, Mex, May 20-Thc British punboat, Algcrint. arrived at MazatIan las, night. preparatory to cruise of the West Coast to pick up refugees.
 Two hundred scbcls were captured by federal scouts today and sent to Mazatlan to be pot aboard the Mex iean gunboat G,icrroro. en route to the penal colony on Marias Island Rebel leaders have notified the Southern Pacific officials that rail. road bridges will De burned if fed erals are carried.
 Destruction Is the Rule.
 OROZCO'S. HEADQUARTERS. Mes, May Bridge burning, wire cutting and the resultant destruction of property along the railroad in this vicinity brought forth an es- change of notes between Marion Leeh,er American consul al Chi huahua and Jose Cordova, secretary of state. Cordova notified Orosco that ip answer to inc note of Lefchcr protesting against the destruction of property. the Americans interest cd had sent n counternote declating the deprcdations. were the work of Mederis,as or government agents
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-05-22
(rrom rus.dsy'. Dsny)

ln the superior eouri yegterday the case of 'he Bradshaw Moun,ain fissufe company ys. J Wesley and J Wright Moore. was tried and sub, miiied Title io mining ground in the Bradshaw Mountains s in, yolyed
 Guy H Bailey was appointed al min,strsior of the csiai, of William Sehreber, deceassd
 n w Russell was appointed ad . ministfa,or oi the estate of Charles [ Shcliabcrgef, dserased
 Laurence Graham, native of Ire land. and resident oi Jerome. filed he application Co be adpitted io citizenship
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-05-22
R|cHES0N PAYS !. PENALTY P|'!E: FOR | Z. HIS CRIME
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:, ytConiinued from Page Ons) s->>S->N~~>>~>-,>-->s-~- -~-~~>>>--~~->>~e~-~~--~-~- plain black suit, with his head sbsvsn in ihe middle
 Among many letters addressed to Kshcsonp at the prison, bn not given Co him by ihc prison authori- ties. was one containing cyanide Of potassium ii was posimarked. "Sts lion x, New Work City. May io. , D m" The poi.on was marked. "iiesdsche P1,wdcS,." anu was ih~ same lind that R,sheson Seni to Miss l'hneli which caused her death,
 Became Reeonciled.
 BOSTON, May a--Cisrsnee " TT kicheson, inc minister senteper'I To death for ibe murder of Avn Lnncll. is recopeiled to hi, fate. Tt, ihe warden oi inc prison he said. fo day "Don'i worry abou, me. 1 won't break down"
 According Co information gwen ou, here: DopgIas Richeson. oj Chi cage. brother oi the doomed man. viIl sspd thc body io Virginis after ihc las has worked its courss
 lls bore up weli dnring nj. iasi Sunday oD eafih and sang hymns defins the night ~iih Chaplain Stsbbins. repeating several times his iavoriit selection. Sometime Wen Undcraani :"
 Hc aiso read psalms and slrpi bot little. saying that hs had bu, short time io live and much Co gay and wsn,cd fo iaik No relative will ai icnd ihs execution lie ia,hss. who resides ip virginis. is ipo feeble Co make ihe i,a,rney lie dsiss in Nt~ Yosk aaie. ihai che doss noi ~ish to assosisfc ihs iaf ihoughi oi her bro,hcf ~iib ghs ara,h syg He brother DouFias oi Chicago is in ihc clip 70 sffange ipr lhs dis position oi ihs body The sisposi iiou of his cHsois is pratidsd iof through doeHmsnis vhifh hs isif whh his eopnssi TO, btag sili Dc taken 70 vitRinia Co fsii bs'ids ,hsi oi his mother
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-05-22

Oil placer losa'ion blsnls-ihs oniy kisd ~nh wbieh co make saiid iossiloss--oh ssl, si ft, ig~fnsi. Miner oHsrs .-
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-19
|T0 THE SUGAR Beet GROWERS

ity of getting them through the cut
ter
We will do our very best to have
plentiful supply of cars furnished
at the dumps to take care of daily
deliveries, but IL farmers see tn
there are no cars at the dumps, but
III haul beets to the dumps, we
will not be able to receive them or
allow them to be piled at the sta
tions until the 18th of October.
We would like to emphasize the
Importance Of enforcing Clause No.
3 of your contract where it says that
hooks or knives shall not be used
in lifting beets. This causes the
beets to deteriorate very rapidly.
and can readily be prevented by in
sisting that the laborers respect this
rule. 1t is important to watch your
labor carefully, particularly the way
they top the beets. If too much
crown Ia left on the beets will not
test as high in sugar, while II too
much top is taken off, 1t will nat
urally materially lessen your tom
mage. Top the beets square at the
base Of the bottom leaf and you will
hit 1t about correctly.
To sum up, be careful not to al
low your beets to freeze. silo them
in as convenient and accessible a
place as possible in a thorough
manner in order to insure their
keeping we'll: use no straw or hay,
and watch your labor carefully.
member that our interests are mu-
tual and that we can only have a
successful harvest through friend
liness and cooperation. If you ever
feel that you are getting unfair
| treatment or have any cause lot
complaint, do not hesitate to call
us up and we will try to straighten
the matter out. Our telephone
number Is in the book. and II We do
not hear from you We have to take
II for granted that things are going
smoothly. Very truly yours,
THE GREAT WESTERN SUGAR
| COMPANY.
BY s. NJ. EDGELL, Manager.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-19
PUBLIC TRUSTEES SALE

Whereas, Charles Howard and Alice
Howard. whose address is Greeley.
their deed of trust dated July II.
1911, and recorded July IS, 1911, in
Book SSs,, at Page 436, in the office of
Weld County, Colorado, conveyed to
the Public Trustee of the said Weld
County, Colorado, the following land
in said Weld County, Colorado. de-
scribed as to-wit:
All that part of Block 1872 in the
city of Greeley. according to the re
following described boundary lines. to-
wit: Commencing on the South bound
ary line of said block at a point 90
thereof; thence running North on
line parallel with the east line of said
block a distance of 1870 feet to the
alley. thence West along the South
boundary line of said Alley a distance
of 25 feet. thence South on line
parallel with the East line of said
Block a distance of 1870 feet to the
South line of said Block, thence East
on said South line of said Block IS
feet to the place OF beginning, being
the East half of the West half of
in book 269 of Weld County records:
also all that part of Block 1872 in the
City of Greeley according to the re
corded plat thereof. located within
the following described boundary lines
to-wit:
Commencing on the South line Of
said block at point 800 feet East
thence running East on the south
line of said block so feet. thence
North on the East Vim line of tma SAID Sdofh Sl0fh
line of Alley 30 feet, thence south on
line parallel to the East line OF said
block 1870 feet to the South line OF
said Block and place of beginning.
In trust to secure their promissory
notes of even date with said trust
deed for the sum of Two hundred ana
Patrick Bready, one year. two years
and 80 months after date thereon at
the rate OF per cent & per annum; ann hssn
nads And NV saia rantors e5ai in I said Deed
of Trust. in the performance or Cove
nants and conditions imposed upon
them by the terms OF sald trust Deeu
pay the note due July II. 1912. And
whereas. the legal holder of the IN
and interest has filed with the under.
signed Public Trustee of the sald
Weld County. Colorado, notice ana
demand in writing declaring said de-
fault and electing to declare the whole
debt represented by said notes and IN
terest due and payable and demaha.
ing the sale of said lana unuer saiu
Vow therefore, Notice is hereby
given that pursuant to said notice ana
demand and election and sd unaer r. ana mo nv by
said trust deed and the Law. I, W. r.
Patterson. Public Trustee of the said
Weld County. Colorado. will sell the
above described land for cash to the
highest bidder at public AUCTION on
Monday. the 2srd day of September.
1912, at 10 o'clock in forenoon at the
east front door of the Court House IN
Weld County Colorado, for the pur-
nosa of having said notes and inter-
est Attorney fees and all the ex-
pense Of this sale, and will give to to
thereof
nmrcbase therefor as provided by law.
~" (Signed6 W. f. PATTERSON:
Public Trustee of Weld County. Colo
Dated at Greeley, Colorado. this
Goth day OF August. 1912.
Chas. C. Townsend. Attorney.
First publication August ~. 19l2'
last publication September 10. 1912.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-19
LIGHTNING HIT
TRANSFORMERS

Windsor. Sept. I3.-ouring the
storm this week bolt of lightning
struck the high line and ran into
the transformers at the electric
light and power house and for a
time threatened to destrop the
building by fire which instantly
broke out. For a few moments the
blaze played from one transformer
to another and it looked as If the
plant was doomed but modern
switchboards and transformers with
stood the shock without being burn
ed out and the current was cut off
as soon as possible. leaving the town
in darkness for few moments but
saving the building.