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Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-01-31
COUNTING VOTES
COMPLETED IN
PHOENIX
(From Tuesdays Daily

(From Tuesdays Daily
The canvassing board has now
practically finished the count of votes
east at the election Of December l2.
The returns Of two precincts Of
Yuma county, heretofore missing,
have been received and will be count.
ed today, concluding that phase OF
the work. There Is still a great deal
to DO and it is thought the board
will not entirely finish its work be.
fore the first or second day Of. Feb
ruary, says the Phoenix Republican.
Some Of the counties are not yet
checked over for notification. After
that is done the figures must be
transferred to tracing PAPER and
checked again. Then blue prints
must be made and finally the result
must be certified to the governor by
the board. The governor must then
certify the returns to the President
and prepare them for transmission to
Washington.
In this connection there Is another
matter that needs clearing up, due
to the perpetual assaults Of some
newspapers on the canvassing board
In which facts are distorted. In some
counties elections were held for pre-.
cinet officers, while In others Il was
contsnded that the law did not ~.
thorizs such an slsstios. Il has. been
stated that the canvassing board was
paying NO attention 10 the vote on
precinct officers and that the result
of the election in such cases would
not be available even after the can.
wasting 10 declared completed.
This 10 entirely wrong. Tbs pre-
cinet officers have been counted
wherever the vote was taken. In
fact that very work has delayed
things materially ~ 1t called for the
making Of special tally sheets. Il 10
true that the vote ON precinct off.
GERS will not be included In the certi-
ficate sent to Warrington, for that
Ia thing the law does not eontem.
plate and would merely be unnsees.
sary work. The returns on precinct
Officers however viii be certified to
the respective county board OF super
visors.
The board has set no time for max.
ing public the returns but II is stated
at the capitol that it probably will
not be done until the certificate to
be transmitted to Washington is In
the mails.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-01-31
41LONG DISTANCE
CAN RING Los
ANGELES
(From Tuesdays daily

Telephone communication 10 Los
Angeles and RI Paso, Texas, was es.
tabished from Prescott yesterday on
"a direct line, and General Manager
Delvin in this city had the distinction
If carrying on conversation with
both of the above points for several
minutes. This was the frat time
this novelty of long distance com.
munication was experienced, and in
speaking Of the event Mr.. Delvin
stated that the articulation from both
s1ties was IA clear and distinct as
though but few miles distant.
The lines were given test, and
with slight defects remedied In trans.
snission points, the service will be
opened today. III Psso yesterday re.
ported terrific hurricane, while Los
Angeles spoke of good weather on
che coast. III Paso is distant from
prescott on the line 525 miles. while
sios Angeles is over 700 miles the
way the line runs,
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-01-31

~ rom N'rliN faNN
The report. prominently hcadlined
IN Yesterday. Republican. that whip
pie had fallen under. the federal axe
and that this pos, is scheduled 10 bc
abandoned has caused but small
ripple Of excitement in Prescott.
A very prominent member Of the
prescott Chamber of Commerce was
seen rs soon "a the paper arrived. He
read the dispatch and mildly pointed
out that the body of the message by
no means confirms the alarming head
6ng. IL appears that. in n message
srom Congress. whipple il mentioned
ms one Of the nineteen army posts
considered unnecessary, ia view OF
the proposed concentration plan OF
Chief Of staff Leornerd Wood.
The opinion of those citizens best
uble TO Judge is that Whipple will
continue 10 be garrisoned for many
years 10 come. For some time, the
War department has been considering
the advisabilty Of removing the
school OF musketry of the Western
division from its present location At
Preside del Monterey, Cal. Very re.
Gently. whipple was inspected by an
officer at the head OF this branch Of
service as 10 its fitness for this pur.
pose. IL is believed that a very fav.
orabe report regarding whipple has
already been forwarded 10 the proper
department.
Should this change occur two com
panies If regulars aggregating lao
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-01-31

ditions that after casing has been
placed in the hole, there will be q
flow of Importance coming to the
surface This condition is not ex
pected to happen for the present, as
il has been proven that a subterran
can channel has been penetrated which
carries away all water or other ele
ments from point over ESQ feet
from the surface.
IL is believed that crevicc was
tapped at that point several days
ago, the tailings from the bore not
coming to the surface, while water
did not reach an elevation higher
than 100 feet from the collar Of the
drill hole. Judge Stephens stated that
casing will arrive in few days
when it is expected the existence OF
an oil deposit IL not a gusher will bs
proven. ~.
The drill is penetrating q shale for
nation, and has been in that condi'
ton for the past three days, and Ia
which the first oil was developed. II
is soft In character and about twenty
five feet per days 10 being made. He
will return to his camp today e
await further developments, and Il
enthusiastic over what has BEEN de
termined to date.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-01-31
DRILL STRIKES OIL
in VERDE VALLEY
(From Tuesdays Daily


Oil has been found in the Verde
valley, beyond any question of doubt,
was the important information brought
70 the city on Sunday, by Judge Viii
liam stephens, one of the directors
of the Verde Valley Oil company,
whose rig has been exploiting lands
midway between the old military
post and Clear Creek. While the
flow as yet is limited. there is no
4iubt but that the existence of this
article is established.
Classes are emsnating from the
bore with which Is associated a small
volume Of oil, but as yet has not
assumed the proportions of a gusher.
The determinations were accomplish.
Cd AZ depth Of SAG feet, Judge
Stephens stated, that from the first
announcement there has been a steady
stream of visitors estimated from
hfty to one hundred q day to the
place.
In speaking further of the notable
accomplishment, he said that on the
,sarfac for a radius of over 100 feet
the odor of escaping gas was dis
itinctive, and with the small flow Of
oil reaching the surface II IL be.
l,ieved by those in charge Of drilling
and who were conversant with con
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-01-31
To Capital City.

Mrs. Thomas Marks wife. Of the
train dispatcher Of the s. +. r. & p.
in this city, left yesterday for Phoe.
nix, where she will visit for several
days with Auditor and Mrs. George
A. Mauk, the former her brother.
Visiting Contractor.
A. w Farney who is engaged in
the contracting business in this see.
ton arrived from Kansas City, Mo-,
yesterday, where he has been attend.
ing to business for few weeks, his
headquarters being there. Accom-.
panying him is II. J. Massman Of
Kansas City who will visit several
western points under the chspcnonage
Of Capt. Farney.
Coast Visitor.
Harry Stafford of Los Angeles,
well known in financial circles, ar.
rived in the city 90 remain for sew.
eral days, as the guest Of his cousin,
Mrs. II. u. Mcneil.
Welcomed Home.
David Ross, son Of Judge and Mrs.
II. ID. Ross, after an absence of over
two years attending college in Ohio,
arrived home Sunday and received a
generous welcome from many old and
young friends in the city. The young
man is preparing himself for the
honorable profession of journalism.
Concludes Visit.
Miss Eunice Revell, cousin of DIR.
and Mrs. j. Harvey Blain, after an
extended visit to the city, left yes.
terday for Los Angeles, where she
will reside in the future. Her de.
parture was cause Of the presence Of
many friends at the depot, and she
was accorded an ovation on her fare.
we'll.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-01-31
MUSKETRY SCHOOL
FOR TT. WHIPPLE
Likelihood of Abandonment of Post
Not Considered Serious By
Those Posted

officers and men. viii be- ~ the
Barracks cou.tantly squad, from
posts all over the West will be com
ing and going At all times, making
necessary the construction Of add
tional buildings at once. a. there
will be more Officers and soldiers in
Whipplc, should il be named FOR the
school Of musketry, than at any time
during many years.
Two of the highest officials in the
War department, at Washington, d
c., recently inspected wbippic Bar.
racks. They expressed themselves in
several quarters rs being most highly
pleased. They said that Whipple
Barracks is one Of the most modern
and equipped army posts in the
entire Southwest. After their inspec
ton, both Officers expressed strongly
to brother officer here their belief
that the War department could hardly
afford TO abandon so excellent n
plant, except that II might be desis
mated either as the proper place fol-
school of musketry or sanitarium
for the United States army. For the
use last named, they pronounced
whipple ideally adapted. both ~ 10
location and climate.
should whipple be designated g
sanatarium, local Officers stated yes
terday that il will require quarters
for at least 400 officers and men, Z,
be under the immediate supervision
of the surgeon-general of the United
states army, at Washington.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-01-31
yAVAPA|RES|DENT
SLATED FOR
POSITION
tFrcm Tuesdays Daily

j. l.. Dillon, probably as close TO
0overnor'eleet Hunt as any other
man in Arizona, left yesterday morn.
ing for Globe, where il Is said he has
been summoned 70 confer with the
new executive, who has rendered him
the portfolio Of superintendent Of the
territorial prison. Mr.. Dillon and Mr..
Hunt were close associates IN Globe
over twenty-five years ago, and their
friendship has been welded all the
more as the years have rolled by,
without link in the long chain hav.
ing been disturbed, II Is said that
Mr. Dillon will accept the office un.
der tentative agreement.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-01-31
0From Fridays Daily.)
Returns From Coast.

Mrs. 7. J. Crowl, wife Of the North
Ccrtez street business man, returned
yesterday from ten days trip to
Los Angeles on visit with friends.
Visiting Miner
John y. Jones arrived from his min.
ing camp at Chaoarral yesterday and
reports the customary amount Of min.
ing going on and tie results generally
satisfactory.
Professional Visitor.
DIR. l.. o Davenport, ,he physician
OF Humboldt, was in the city yester-
day on business, and will return to
his home today.
Legal Mission.
Robt. +. Morrison has gone to Tue.
son on important legal duties affect.
ing the interests Of the Clara Con
solidated, OF which mining compaiy
he Is the attorney.
Aqua Fra Visitor.
]. C. Gilbert, farmer, stockman and
freighter Of the Dewey country, was
in the city yesterday, trsnsacting bus.
mess, and gives good report Of in.
dustriai conditions Of that section.
Prom the Mines
Otto Lind, IT,, and II. A. Dicuson,
well known miners Of this county, ar.
rived yesterday from the Swastiks
camp in the Brsdshaws, and gave an
excellent report Of development on
that silver property. Both state the
lower workings give every Indication
Of q BONANZA producer being estab.
lished.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-01-31
(From Tuesday,n Daily

trrom iucSdhys Dhiiy)
Associate Justice T.. M. Doe of the
Supreme court, arrived from Flag.
staff yesterday, and win remain for
few days on judicial duties Incl.
dental to clearing up the records Of
the United States court for this dis.
trict He has concluded his duties as
district judge in all the five north.
ern counties, for the approaching
superior court administrations. He
received greeting yesterday from
many friends and retires from the
bench to practice his legal profession
with record that 10 without .
bismish In ability or integrity.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-01-31
CLIMAX PEOPLE
PLANNING BIC
MINING
Road Conditions Hinder
Immediate Execution
OF Plans Outlined

u. VI. MAftln, pItslhfbts anu WINS
:. Gates. consulting engineer Of the
Climax Mining company, have re.
the company's holdings. They spent
several days. and went thoroughly in.
10 the proposition. As result of
this examination. il is said TO have
been finally decided to inaugurate
more extensive system OF development
than has hitherto been the plan.
while this development is under way
IL is aimed 10 install much larger
milling plant, - as to handle the
large tonnage Of ore that will be
made available by extensive develop
ment
Both Of these gentlemen are well
pleased with the operation Of the
plant, and with the showing, general
formation and indications for the
making Of big producer. The oper.
alton Of the small plant produced
over $4,000 in three, weeks, and re.
quired only five men to mine and
mill aud recover this sum.
Mr. Martin stated that the first
step in the development would be to
further explore the 36inch paystreak,
on the 600 level which he says aver.
ages s25 per ton in free gold. Aside
from this paystreak there is large
tonnage ot low grade milling ore on
the company's ground.
Significant Of the future intentions
OF the company, Messrs Martin and
Gates were occupied all of yesterday
afternoon in formulating plans for
the introduction of electrical power
from the Arizona Power company, in
this city, and in speaking Of this
both stated that IL the transmission
line was In commission, together with
wagon road to haul in freight, ma.
chinery for the new plant would be
on the road from the coast within
thirty days.
Wagon transportation is n serious
problem under existing conditions, il
being practically impossible to reach
the camp or the district until a
remedy is applied. To this end the
company is ready and willing to co
operate with the county in building
a highway, and until road is avail.
able, the plans Of the company will
be held in allegiance.
A large tonnage of concentrates re.
naming from the past years runs
Is stored at the mill. Both gentlemen
stated that freighting in or out of
the camp is the only problem in the
way Of the welfare Of their interests
As well as others in that field.
Mr.. Martin stated that his present
trip Of inspection to the property
has been very gratifying as to the
possibilities Of the Climax. He has
a better opinion now than he has
evcr before entertained Of the prop.
erty and In closing up the year q
business. expressed himself rs very
much pleased.
| Under the plans formulated, Mr.
Gates will have charge Of the Gilman
In the future AZ mine engineer, re.
naming Mt the works 8. L. Duncan
will take charge Of the development,
ss foreman.
Mr.. Gates comes to this field with
high recommendation as a practical
operator, filling responsible position,
In the Goldfield, Nevada, district
Messrs. Martin and Gates went TO Loi
Angeles yesterday to return durinJ
the early part Of the coming month
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-01-31
(From Saturdays Dsily.)
Federal Business.

NFbom oetuIoayo Oeuy.)
Federal Businsss.
Assistant United States Attorney
J. C. Forest left yesterday for Phoe-
nix, where he Is called for several
days on government litigation.
optician Here.
DR.. Swigcrt of the Swigcrt Bros.
Optical Company Of Denver, who has
been making periodical trips to Pres
colt for the past eight years, is here
and IL ut the Congress House.
Attorney Returns.
Paul Burks, resident Arizona at
torney Of the Santa Fe railway sys.
ter, returned yesterday from New
York, where he has been on legal
mission for several weeks pertaining
to his responsible duties.
Completes Contract.
James Seaman, who has been per.
forming contract work on the Dixie
mines of the Mckinley Mining com.
pany, in Big Bug district, returned to
the city yesterday, completing his
duties. He states that everywhere in
that section miners are at work and
the outlook Is favorable for an active
year.
Change Of Climate.
James Winters one Of the best
known Of pioneer residents Of the
White Picacho mining district, ar.
rived In the city yesterday, and
comes TO a higher elevation TO remain
indefinitely for the benefit Of his
poor health. He received welcome
from many old time residents Of this
section.
Popular Mining Man.
Dan Docherty, general foreman Of
the Mammoth mines Of Geo. u. Young
at Goldfields, In Pinal county, arrived
In the city yesterday on business,
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-01-31
ANOTHER COUNTY
BOARDERFROM
ASH FORK
rrom Tuesdays Daily

David Blake was brought to the
city yesterday by Deputy Sheriff
Bartlett Of Ash Fork, under sent.
enee of thirty days to the county Jail.
Blake was out Of money in that rail.
road town, and II is said, attempted
to get free eating and lodging with
the persuasion Of his gun, and sue.
cessfully intimidated several people.
Deputy Bartlett got the drop on him
and Judge sheivley did the rect.
AN
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-01-31
ANOTHER rIsrIc DRAW

PITTsBURG, Pa, Jan. e7.--wilhe
Richie of San Francisco fought Harry
Trendall Of 81. Louis six rounds to q
draw here tonight.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-01-31
CONCLUDES DUTY

D. NJ. Bunker Of the engineering
corps Of the territorial highway, in
charge Of the Silver Mountain divi.
sion, arrived in the city yesterday,
that section of the work having been
ordered abandoned along with other
portions of the grade. Mr.. Bunker
performed creditable service and is
regarded as one of the most capable
Of road builders in the territory.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-01-31

Iournal.M Miner High a'sss job vors
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-01-31
VISITING MERCHANT

Ed Zieger, miner and merchant OF
Congress Junction, was brief bust
ness visitor TO the city yesterday, and
stated that Mt present there are over
10000 head Of sheep on the range in
that section. All are in good condi-
ton, but general complaints are heard
over the lack of water and the poor
aualitY Of Grazing.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-01-31

Major w. l.. Hargrove, Of the Ari.
IONA Land and Irrigation company,
yesterday appropriated al flood wat.
ers OF Cottonwood creek, Hillside
Road gulch and Ritter creek, which
will be conserved in reservoirs for
retaining lands In the Date Greek
section. In the document IL wa
stated that the immediate construc.
ton Of tho water storage service was
to be undertaken.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-01-31
From the Range.

Mr., and Mrs. Asa Bozarth,
former identified with the cattle
dustry in the Camp Wood sect
we're arrivals in the city yesterday
bushes and pleasure for
days
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a6nte suotpis nno Waoemoiitne
georges.

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